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Decimal Classification

and

Relativ Index

for libraries, clippings, notes, eta

Sixth editioH

By

Melvil Dewey, A. M. {Amherst)

Director New York State Library

1899 •

Library Bureau

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NEW YORK: 316 Broadway CHICAGO: 156 \Vabash av.

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i\^. FillsMatter of interest to users of this book will be sent from „me to time

to recorded owners. Prompt notice of any change in the aadre.s givenon the slip inserted opposit this note should therefore be sent to

Library Bureau, 530 Atlantic av. Boston, Mass.

Copyriffht 1876, by Melvil DeweyCopyright 1885, by Melvil Dewe-

Copyright 1888, by Library Bureau

Copyright iSgr by Library BureauCopyright 1894, by Library Bureau

Copyright 1899, by Library bureau

CONTENTS

EXPLANATIONINTRODUCTION

Description

Origin and growth ,

Extent of use .

What is the system ?

Decimal form .

Best known decimal form

Relativ Subject Index

What the Index includes

Explanation of tables

Choice and arrangement of heads

Sequence of allied subject;

Co-ordination .

New subjects .

Catch titles

Form distinctions

Minute classification

Mnemonics

Decimalism

Sizes on shelves

Catalogs

Name catalog .

Shelf-list

Subject catalog

Dictionary catalog

Advantages

Shelves .

Shelf-list .

Accession book

Pamflets .

Sale duplicates

Charging system

Subject references

Recataloging .

Adaptability

Arabic numerals

Endowment of special departments

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Suggestions to usersPlan of tables . . .

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Numeration• • •

Familiarity with classification

How to find subject of bookAssigning class numbersNumber of figures used in class

Building numbersBook numbers .

Variations practicable

Cautions ....Letter notations for changes

Fiction and juvenils

Biografy .

Travel

Parallel libraries

Combining language and 1

Reference library

Contractions for specialists

Alfabet or chronology for final

Broken order .

Pro and con division of topics

Other uses

Bookstores

Scrap books

Index rerums .

Topical indexes

Acknowledgments

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TABLES AND INDEX

First summary, the ten main Classes i page

Second " the hundred main Divisions .... i"

Third ** the thousand Sections 10 pages

Tables of the Sub-sections of General works ... 7 "

** " " Philosophy 10 "

" " « Religion 18 "

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** " " Sociology 20 "

Philology 6 «

" " " Natural science ... 43 "

Useful arts .... 35 "

Fine arts ..... 16 "

" " " Literature 42 "

History ....... 25 «

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Explanation of Index 405-406

Relativ Subject Index 407-576"

Alphabetical table of topics divided geographically . . 577-9

Alphabetical table of form divisions ego

Alphabetical table of languages 580-581

Alphabetical table of philological divisions 582-583

Alphabetical table of literatures 584-5

Supplement to Index 587-504

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INTRODUCTION

[The simplified spellings used are strongly recommended for general adoption by boththe American and English Philological Associations, including nearly all prominent scholarsin English now living,]

Origin and growth.— The plan of the following Classification andIndex was developt early in 1873, It was the result of severalmonths' study of library economy as found in some hundreds of booksand pamflets, and in over 50 personal visits to libraries. In this studythe author became convinced that the usefulness of these librariesmight be greatly increast without added expenditure. Only a fractionof the good possible could be gotten from a library without catalogs,indexes, and aids, to tell librarians and readers what the collectioncontaind on any given subject; yet, by the methods then used, thiscould be done satisfactorily only at a cost so great as to be prohibitivto all but a few wealthy libraries. With rare exceptions, librarieswere growing rapidly. Catalogs, made at great cost, became anti-quated soon after being finisht. The methods used involvd frequentremarking and re-arrangement of the books and remaking of catalogsand indexes, as the only escape from a confusion that serioustycrippled usefulness. In this repetition of work experience and skill ofprevious librarians were largely lost. The great need was a systemwhich should enable each librarian to stand on the shoulders of hispredecessors, and fully utilize their labors ; which should make thework done to-day permanent, instead of something to be supersededwithin a few years, and therefore not worth doing in the best way •

which should supply the best appliances, instead of leaving the younglibrarian not only to learn how to work, but to make all his own tools

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Seventeen years' practical use of the system here explaind provesthat it will accomplish this result ; for with its aid catalogs, shelf ]ist.s,indexes, and references, essential to this increast usefulness, can bemade faster and cheaper than by any method not having its essentialfeatures, and, when done, are better and vastly more permanent.

Practical utility and economy are the keynotes of the entire systemand no theoretical refinement has been allowd to modify the scheme,'if it would detract from its usefulness or add to its cost.

It was chiefly necessary to find a method that would index books andpamflets on the shelves, the cards of a catalog, clippings and notes ofscrap-books and index rerums, references to all these items, and indeedany literary material in any form, as readily as an ordinary index cruides

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to the proper page of a bound book. This difficult problem has be.nsolvd by us.ng no re erence marks except the simplest symbols know,to the human mind-the Arabic numerals-and by aidinc^ theirsimplicity with many practical mnemonic devicesThe system has been found on trial equally valuable for catalo<nn..

the shelves. For notes on other uses, see p 37When the first edition was published in 1876, 12 paces of tablescontaining the thousand sections were criticised as bentaltlettoo daborate for use even in a large library. As fast, howevthe Relat.v Index with its remarkable powers became known u ersaskt for further subdivisions, and both tables and Index have s eadilv

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Extent of use.- The register of libraries which have actuallvadopted he system, though growing rapidly, is known to be ve y

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" "' °'''" ^''"' "' ''^'^"^^ -^-^^"^ have used hisys em for five or 10 years without our learning the fact A carefulregistry is kept of the buyer of each classification printed, but we ^akno assumption that a library has adopted the system because i^haordered a copy of the book.We print below a brief table showing the growth of the four editionsThe nearest estimate possible gives from 200-300 libraries, besiles ^

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Preface, etc

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Index

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1,000,w,, .^ ^JH- lyi 400 r 000What IS the system ?-A Relativ Index' with a subject classification so numberd or letterd that reference is compact, 'ac urate and

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DECIMAL FORM OF THE SYSTEM

Any subject classification with a re/a/rj index in which the one entrvindexes a book in the ordinary way, and at the same time indexesshelves, cards, clippings, or any other literary material, is a form of thissystem.

Decimal form of the system.— The author has devised and experi-mented with several different plans of classification and notation bymeans of numbers, letters, and combined numbers and letters, withbases of 26, 35, (the latter accepted by Mr Cutter and now most admir-ably workt out in his Boston Athenaeum classification), 50, 100, and150, yet none have seemd good enough to warrant fully working outand publishing details, except that here printed, based on A^rabicnumerals used decimally. The wide adoption of this system is largelydue to the fact that no one ever complains that a classification istoosimple, while there is great danger of the complaint of complexity.The simplicity of the decimal form has so commended itself that manythink of it as the only form, tho obviously it would be just as much the"relativ index system" if the classification were wholly markt byletters.

The Subject Index is the simplest application of the symbols nextin simplicity to i, 2, 3 ; viz. a, b, c. This use of the simplest two sets ofsymbols known, with their common meanings, has given the systemits reputation as the simplest yet proposed.

Best known decimal form.— The decimal form means simply thatthe heads are groupt and numberd with the common arithmetical fig-

ures used decimally. As the system here printed is the only decimalform that has thus far been carefully elaborated and publisht, it is com-monly thought and sf^oken of as if it alone were the only possible formof the author's original plan ; tho obviously an infinite variety of"relativ index systems " in decimal form could be made by filling theoutline with different heads, or with the same heads in different ORler.To make out a new set of heads would involve labor and cost vastly

beyond the dreams of any person who has not tried exactly this work.The time actually spent on the tables as here printed, by various com-petent workers, would aggregate several years and cost thousands ofdollars. The uniform and urgent advice of the experienced is to adopta poorer scheme already made rather than undertake so herculean alabor. When done, the maker may possibly be better suited with it,

but it is doubtful if many others will be. It is vastly wiser for anyman whose time is of value, to use it in something more practicallyuseful to himself and his library than in trying to construct a ** satis-factory " scheme of classification. No one yet ever wholly suited him-self or any one else, and probably no one ever will. By adopting thisscheme already workt out he saves much time and money, gains theimmense advantage of using a system in common with hundreds of

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Others SO that he may utilize their labors and investigations and sharewith them the economies of cooperation.

Relativ Subject Index.- The alfabetical Index, the most impor-tant feature of the system, is as complete as could be made by com-bming the headings of leading catalogs and bibliografies, and addin-such as users of the system have found desirable in 17 years' expe"-nence. After all these efforts, new headings will still be needed, andwill be added in each new edition.

The Index is designd to guide both in numbering and in finding booksIn assigning numbers, the most specific head that will contain the bookhaving been determind, reference to that head in the Index o-ives theclass number which should be assignd. Converselv, in finding bookson any given subject, reference to the Index gives' the number underwhich they are to be sought on the shelves, in the shelf list, or in thesubject catalog. Whenever a new subject comes up, it and its svno-nyms, with the class-number decided on, should be interlined in'theIndex, so that the classifier may be uniform with himself in future workThe Index aims to give similar or synonymous words, and the same

words in different connections, so that any person of intelligence willhardly fail to get the right number. A reader wishing to know some-thing of the tariff looks under T, and, at a glance, finds 337 as its class-number. This guides him to the shelves, to all the books and pam-flet3, to the shelf catalog, to the subject catalog on cards, to the indexof books charged at the loan desk, and, in short, in simple numericalorder, thruout the whole library to anything bearing on his subject Ifhe turns to the tables, he will see that it means class 3, Sociology •

division3, Political economy

; section 7, Protection and free trade ; butthe number alone is enough to classify the book or- to find it, for eithercataloger or reader. If he had lookt under P for protection, or F forfree trade, or D for duties, or C for customs, or under any other leadin-word relating to his subject, he would have been referd to 337, or someone of its sub-divisions.

Had he lookt for " railroad " he would have found after it 16 separateentries, each preceded by a catchword indicating the phase of the sub-ject in the scheme. A book on railroads may be a treatise on thedesirability of government ownership, control, etc., and then is clearlya question of social science

; or it may be a practical hand-book for anemploye, explaining business methods of railroading, runnin<r trainshandling freight, etc., when it is as clearly one of the useful arts Thecataloger knows to which of these heads his book belongs, and thereader knows in which of its phases he wishes to examin the subjectMoreover, the 3 and 6 beginning the numbers indicate clearly thecharacter of each class. But even, if the significance of these fio-ureswere entirely disregarded, no confusion would result, for, on consultingeither of the numbers in the catalog, in the -scheme, or on the shelves"the difference would be clearly seen.

RELATIV SUBJECT INDEX

In other cases, it is more useful to keep the books on the same sub-ject together, tho treated from different standpoints. A glance at theIndex tells either reader or classifier which plan has been adopted foreach case.

All topics printed in black-face type in the Index are further dividedin the tables, where one may see the subheads. This saves reprintingall these subdivisions which would increase the bulk of the Indexmany-fold

;e. g. if one having a book on "prison labor" looks in the

Index for "Convict labor" or "Prison contracts," he finds at once itsspecial number 331.5; but if, on the other hand, he thinks to lookonly for the general subject "Labor," he finds in black-face type theentry "Labor, political economy, 331," and turning to the tables hefinds under 331 the subdivision "331.5, Convict labor," the e.xact tonicin hand.

The greatest objection to a clast catalog has alwavs been themipossibility of knowing just where to put a book in cataloging, andjust where to look for it when it is again wanted. Different librariansor the same librarian at different times, clast the same or similar booksHI widely different places. Where one man did all the work, and heldhis place for a long series of years, there was a certain deo-ree ofuniformity

;but even then there was danger of looking at the same

book from different standpoints, thus causing confusion. When thedaily press is full of one phase of a subject, the tendency is stron- toclass all books on this particular subject from the current poin^t ofview

;and next year, if a different side of this same subject is a-ain

before the public, there is the same tendency to class books fromthe new point of view, in this way separating books on the same andputting together books on different phases. But, fortunately, practicalusefulness does not require that the ideas of this one or that one befollowd, but only that books of the same character be always put inthe same place, and that there be .some means of knowing readilywhere that place is. The Relativ Index, with its catchwords, wasdesignd and is found in use to meet both these requirements, for itinsures that books on the same phase of any subject coming beforethe classifiers shall be assignd to the same place, and that any readerseeking these books shall be referd to that place. If this is done allrequirements of a good classification are fild. If it is not done, 'thesystem is a failure

;for the only real test of any scheme is its helpful-

ness to workers in the library.

Some prominent opponents of clast catalogs admit that the RelativSubject Index, in deciding where to class a book at first, and where tolook for it ever afterwards, has removed their strongest objectionsCertainly it would be impossible to make an Index more compact ormore easy of reference.

This Index allows a great portion of the work of classification to be

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done in advance by experts, thus secunng, at the merest fraction of theusual cost, better and more uniform results than would be possible tothe ordmary cataloger, and reducing the labor of classing a library tomuch narrower limits than ever before.

Each of these thousands of subjects has been carefully assi-nd itsnumber, many of them after long consideration and consultation withspecialists. No individual is sufficiently learned to class wisely bookson all subjects and sciences; but botanists can assign all botan-ical subjects to the right number, mathematicians all mathematicaltopics, and thus the Index will in time become as accurate as the bestscholarship of the day can make it. Even if the decision reacht werenot the wisest possible, all practical purposes are servd, because aseach cataloger copies the number from the same index, all books onthat subject will be placed together ; and, as each reader gets his num-ber from this same Index, he will go directly to the books he seeksWhat the Relativ Index includes.- Most names of countriestowns animals, plants, etc. have been omitted, the Index containiiv^only those which are in the tables ; e. g. it cannot enumerate all thespecies of tnlobites, but when the classifier has found from the properreference books that Remopleurides is a trilobite, the index will sendhim to 565.39, and he can classify his monograf on that subjectTables.- The essential complement of the Subject Index is the

tables of classihcation, so mapt out as to show in four ways— viz bysize of type, face of type, indention, and number of figures prefix!—the rank of each subject in the classification.

The field of knowledge is divided into nine main classes, numberdby the digits I to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc., so general in char-acter as to belong to none of these classes, are markt nought and forma tenth class

;e. g. class i is the library of Philosophv

; class 5 is theibrary of Science; class 9, of History, etc. These special classes or-libraries are then considerd independently, and each one is separatedagain into nine special divisions of the main subject, numberd fromI to 9, as were the classes, general works belonging to no divisionhaving nought in place of the division number. Thus 59 is the ninthdivision (Zoology) of the fifth class (Science). A third division is thenmade by separating each of these divisions into 10 sections, numberdm the same way with o and the nine digits ; and this decimal sub-division IS repeated, till it secures as many subsections as may beneeded in any topic. Thus 513 is the third section (Geometry) of thefirst division (Mathematics) of the fifth class (Natural science) Thisnumber, giving class, division, section and sub-section, if any is calldthe classification or the class number, and is applied to every book andpamflet belonging to the library, -All geometries are thus numberd5 13, all mineralogies 549, and so thruout the library all books on anygiven subject bear the number of that subject in the scheme

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Where o occurs in a class number, it has its normal zero value.

Thus a book numberd 510 is class 5, division i, but no section; i. e.

the book treats of division 51 (Mathematics) in general, and is limited

to no one section, as is geometry, markt 513 ; 500 indicates a treatise

on science in general, limited to no division. A naught occurring in the

first place would in the same way show that the book is limited to noclass ; e. g. a general cyclopedia which treats of all nine classes.

Choice and arrangement of heads.— The selection and arrange-

ment of the many thousand heads of the classification cannot beexplaind in detail for want of space. In all the work, philosophical

theory and accuracy have been made to yield to practical usefulness.

The impossibility of making a satisfactory classification of all knowl-

edge, as preservd in books, has been appreciated from the first, andtheoretical harmony and exactness have been repeatedly sacrificed to

practical requirements.

Sequence of allied subjects.— Wherever practicable, heads havebeen so arranged that each subject is preceded and foUowd by the

most nearly allied subjects, and thus added convenience is secured

both in catalogs and on shelves ; e. g. Building (690) follows Mechanictrades (680) at the end of Useful arts, and Architecture follows at the

beginning of Fine arts.

The student of ]5iology (570) finds fossil life or Paleontology (560)

before, and vegetable life or Botany (580) after, this followd in turn byanimal life or Zoology (590), ending with Mammals (599) ; while Usefularts (600) begin with human Anatomy (611) under Medicine, thus

giving a regular growth from the fossil plant thru the vegetable

and animal kingdoms to the living man.

Co-ordination.— Theoretically, the division of every subject into

just 10 heads is absurd. Practically, it is desirable that classification

be as minute as possible, without use of added figures; and the decimalprinciple, on which our scheme hinges, allows 10 divisions as readily

as a less number.

This principle has proved wholly satisfactory in practice, tho appar-

ently destroying proper co-ordination in some places. The difficulty

in such cases is entirely obviated by the use of another figure, giving

nine sub-sections to any subject of sufficient importance to warrantcloser classification. In history, where classification is made chiefly

by countries, a single figure is added, as in the other classes, to give a

tenfold geografical division, and a zero followd by another figure is

added to give a division into periods.

As all history is by countries, and as minute geografical sub-

divisions are needed for travels, guide books, and various other uses,

the rule is adopted always to use o before the time or period figure.

The o shows that there is no further geografical division in that number,and that a period division is there introduced. This allows the use of

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the same period division in various places, e. g. 942.05 England in timeof the Tudors

; 942.905 Wales under the Tudors; 942.7405 Yorkshire

under the Tudors. As each figure added gives a tenfold division,any desired degree of minuteness may be secured in classing specialsubjects.

As in every scheme, many minor subjects are under general headsto which they do not strictly belong. In some cases, these heads areprmted m a distinctly type; e. g. 429 Anglo-Saxon, under Englishphilology. The rule has been to assign these subjects to the mostnearly allied heads, or where it was thought they would be most usefulThe only alternativ was to omit them altogether. If any such omissionoccurs. It will be supplied as soon as discoverd, the intention being toprovide a place in the tables for every known topic.

New subjects.—When any new topic arises, it is always closelyrelated to some existing heads. If there be no blank space left for it.

It is combined with the head nearest allied, and, if desired, bv adding adecimal place abundant room is made for the new comer. The systemis thus capable of unlimited expansion, and can never break down forlack of room for growth.

Catch-titles.— In naming headings, strict accuracy has often beensacrificed to brevity, for short familiar titles seemd more importantthan that the names given should express with fulness and exactnessthe character of all books catalogd under them. Many subjectsapparently omitted, will be found in the Index, assignd, with allied sub-jects, to a head which bears the name of the most important onlyReference to this Subject Index will decide at once many doubtfulpoints.

Form distinctions— The classification is mainly by subject orcontent regardless of form

; but an additional form distinction for gen-eral treatises is found practically useful.

Thus, in Science there are many compends, dictionaries, essays, peri-odicals, and societies, treating of Science in general, and so having o forthe division figure, but treating it under different forms, and, therefore,divided into sections according to this form : 501 for philosophy ortheories of Science, 502 for compends, 503 for dictionaries. Thistreatment is as nearly as practicable uniform in all classes. Creasy's" Fifteen decisive battles " is 904, the first figure being 9, because thebook IS clearly history

; the second figure o, because limited to no divi-sion of class 9 ;

and the third figure 4, because the book is a collectionof essays.

These form distinctions are introduced at the beginning of the classbecause the number of general works is large, and these first numeralswould otherwise be unused. They apply only to general treatises,which, without them, would have a class number ending in two.naughts.

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divisions or even sections; e. g. under 510, works on mathematics ingeneral are divided by form into 510.3, dictionaries of mathematics;510.4, essays; 510.5, periodicals, etc., just as works on Science ingeneral were divided. A dictionary of mathematics is 510.3, not 503.because every book belongs to the most specific head that will containIt

;so 503 is limited to dictionaries or cyclopedias of science in general.

Books treating of many subjects, such as general cyclopedias or peri-odicals, go in class o, and are then divided by form into cyclopedias,periodicals, or societies.

Form divisions always have the same set of numbers, preceded by o,viz.: I, philosophy, theories, etc.; 2, compends, outHnes

; 3, diction-aries, cyclopedias

; 4, essays, lectures, letters, etc.; 5, periodicals,

magazines, etc.; 6, societies, associations, transactions, reports, etc

'

7, education, study, teaching, training, etc. ; 8, polygraphy, collections,'etc.

; 9, history. Thus a periodical on any subject has the subjectnumber followd by 05 ; e. g. a periodical on public health, 614,05.

But if the number already ends in o, o is not repeated beforeform-division figures; e. g. a zoological magazine is 590.5, not 59005Minute classification.— On first publication in 1876, a common

criticism was that 1,000 heads could never be successfully used how-ever desirable so close classification might be. As soon, however asactual experience proved it as easy to use 1,000 heads in the new sys-tem as 100 in the old, the obviously great practical value of close classi-fication led one user after another strongly to urge the publicationof subdivisions. This is now done in such a way that one mayuse the whole or any part of the sub-sections and ignore the rest with-out difficulty or confusion, thus allowing each to use minute sub-divisions where he wishes or needs them, without being forced intorefinements in subjects where he has few books or little interest Thefirst three figures only may be used as before, and the rest show thescope of the subject. On many topics minute sub-sections are printedsimply for this purpose, and for use in indexing periodicals, transactionsof societies, and in keeping notes.

The advantage of close classification is unquestiond, if the userknows just what it is. With this plan it is not only practicable, butcomparativly easy. If there are only 10 books on a given topic it isu.seful to have them in groups among themselves, for otherwise' theywould have only accidental order, which is of service to no one Areader wishing a specific book should go, not to the shelves, but to theAuthor-and-title catalog, where he can find its place quickest If hewishes a specific subject, he is sent instantly to the exact place by theSubject-Index. If he wishes to study the library's resources at theshelves, he will be greatly helpt by the most minute classing. A teachershowing his pupil the material on any subject, if there are only 20books, would surely put together those covering the same points if

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there are even two. Much more should librarians group closely their

Thus every specialist has his own special library. If a student of

h. library is 59; if his specialty is shells, he finds all works am

needs it or not, every subject being a library by itself show^esources and wants as no catalog can show them."^

A^alo. cannobe made to take satisfactorily the place of handling books tSmve,This advantage weighs most in a college or society iL;-?!'.^n.any go to the shelves; but even if librartans only are'a mUtld cloclassification is worth its cost in the added power ft givesMnemonics.- Arrangement of heads has been sometimes modified

nde:";;rcr:r'' r ""?^'"^ ^-^ ^-^^^ books without

:

ZtX' Tl ' ^^^^^' ^^^ ""•"^^'- '• I" Ancient History ithas the first section, 931; in Modern History, under Asia irhas Tc

^rench, 4 ,Italian,

5 ; Spanish, 6 ; European, 4 ; Asian, 5 ; African 6 •

North American,;; South American, 8; and so for a I div ions bJlanguages or countries. Italian 5, for instance, is in 035 o; ; ZZ^oSSO, 945, and many others. This mnemonii princ pl'e i

' ^ dt ,prominent in Philology and Literature, and their divisions, ^idinXlchs inc ions used in the first nine sections of each class. Philosophy

7c pediaT''7' °^"'^'"^^^ ^ '^.^' '' ^^-^^ ^ ' d>ctionar°est/a

soc e e?' '

',7'' ^ '

P^"°^'^^'^' S ;associations, institutions, andsocieties, 6 ;

education, 7 ; polygraphy or collections, 8 ; history 9 In

:ra;:::mr:dr"""^^ '-''- -'- '-^^ ^-^^- - ^--

While Italian is always 5, s is by no means always Italian. GrammarIS S, enodicals are 5, Asia is 5, Oratory is 5, etc Even werL itpossible, to limit5 to Italian would waste number ng mat^rill a„results would not justify cost. The purpose is to giv^ practi af adnot to follow a fanciful theory. A cataloger marking a Gem n ta^'mar, remembers that all Philology begins with 4. and, as Ge^an Tsa ways

3 and grammar 5. he knows the number must b^ 435- TtaLn •

'tZy'^' " '' '•'''''' ''' "'^^ "° '^-^-^ «f being mistaken o?poetry of grammar or " theory of Asia," because the numbers alsohave that meaning. This feature is an a^J, not the regular methodand in a1 doubtful cases one refers at once to index or ''tables Su':^^ested difficulties are usually creations of ingenious theorists and n^tan outgrowth of practical experience in using this plan

secInTT.sT'f''' 1't'"---- P"-'P'e is used in subdividingsections. 558, Geology of South America, is subdivided by adding thesec,o.s of 980, History of South America. Geology of^Brazil^ther

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must be 558.1: mnemonically, the first 5 is the Science number;second 5, Geology; 8, South America; and i, Brazil. Any Hbraryattendant or regular user of the scheme recognizes at a glance 558.1 asGeology of Brazil. This mnemonic feature occurs in several hundredplaces in the classification, and is of great practical utility in numberingand finding books without catalog or index, and in determining the char-acter of any book simply from its call number. The extent of its useis shown in the four tables appended to the main Index, giving alfabeti-

cal lists of (i) subjects, with class number of each, which may besubdivided geografically

; (2) form divisions, with the figures to beadded in making such division; (3) languages, with their class num-bers, which may be further subdivided philologically by adding thefigures given in Index table 4; (4) philological divisions, with thefigures to be added in subdividing any language in Index table 3.

As in close subdivision, the wish for mnemonic correspondence hasnever .utweighd any claim of greater usefulness. In many caseschoice between numbers was hardly perceptible, e. g. : whether inphilology the order should be French, Spanish, Italian, or French,Italian, Spanish. In such cases mnemonic numbers were given pref-erence, and 17 years has proved this wisest. Great gain, besideease of remembering, results from this uniform use of the samenumbers with the same meaning whenever a similar division is made.Wherever a division by languages or countries is made, it follows phil-ology or history numbers, and in the tables, the note "Divided like900" fully takes the place of reprinting all the history subdivisions.This saving justifies use of these numbers in some cases, even where asomewhat different order might seem more nearly fitted to the specialcase

;e. g. in 342 an order which would put the constitutional history

of Canada (342.71) and Australia (342.94) next that of England(342.42) would be better adapted to the special case than the actualorder which separates them both from England and each other.Still by following the usual "procrustean " numbers, many topics canbe subdivided minutely without further study, by simply applying theHistory or Language subdivisions. A single illustration of the aston-ishing power this principle gives will suffice, tho there are thousandsthat might be given : 016 is '* Bibliografy of special subjects, dividedlike the regular classification," therefore by aid of the tables under 581,016.581974742 readily translates itself to users of the system into

J*

Bibliografy of the flora of Albany co„ N. Y." While these 12 figuresmight never be used, if a specialist wishes minute division, it is readyto his hand, conforms to the Index, and will be clearly understood bytiny one familiar with the plan. A specialist in such cases wouldprobably adopt a contraction for his long number, and use in full onlythe minute divisions. See p. 35 for such contractions.

Decimalism.— We have not sacrificed utility in order to force sub-(17)

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIONjects on the decimal procrustean bed. Decimals have been used a.secants not as masters. When subjects have been combined or feoT^ted into just xo heads, it has been from no necessity of the schemebut because It seemd the most useful way, all things considerd In

it «,o. f.• ^^^y ^°°° sections were first nrinterl

-.1. ,

'^•"uci, db must stiii be done whenever a lihr^rw i;,^vthe number of fio-ures user! to th.^^ . u ^ ^vvucne\er a library hmits

system .a, bce„»i„^r,t:^f;- J„ rrn"°;, ;, -^ S^;•^^' '^'

mportant topfc has its own special number tZTT ""'^each .opie, as i. „e., a case"„f .::tLl^:tT^ Z^

IS convenient tn nc*^ i-h^r^ ,

t^ ^^ ai^ lUK^r^j ana it

t nnal iri fUz:» -

''^t-ui cc iij-,ures,— wc put ConiTreo-a-

sprerreaT.e,V:Jr-.^::".r Ss'^„ui:r:sr'-^-- '^-^ •^-»-

criir„L';\r.L^:::rrpr::rei".orif,ac;\h'''"='^;'^

;. . .tfu:ri: :: -i:r„zi.rnr :::rrs-r-

letter and ,„,cl<er and cheaper. The parallel could be fa^r y e„o"c cSto many other cases, but any thoughtful mind will recogui e that theeconomy and ease of working the Decimal system are°dependent on

th. Rela.,v Index, many mnemonic correspondences, and the useful(iS)

RELATIV LOCATIONo to indicate form and period divisions. Our intersecting lines of spaceand tmie in History, etc., of language and form in Literature andPhilology, and scores of similar advantages, depend wholly on pro-crustean lo, or else on some other number equally procrustean, butlacking the advantages of exact correspondence to our arithmetic.

Relativ location.— Economy and simplicity called not only for theSubject Index, but also for some plan of consolidating the two sets ofmarks heretofore used

; the one telling of what subject a book treatsthe other where the book was shelvd. By relativ location and decimalclass numbers we have made our simple Arabic numbers tell of eachbook and pamflet, both zfj/iat it is, and w/iere it is.

In arranging books on the shelves, absolute location by shelf andbook number is wholly abandond, relativ location by class and booknumber being one of the most valuable features of the plan. Accom-panying the class number is the book number, which prevents con-fusion of different books on the same subject.' In finding books theprinted numbers on the backs are followd, the upper being the classand the lower the book number. The class is found in its numericalorder among the classes, just as the shelf is found in the ordinarysystem. Shelves are not numberd, as increase of different depart-ments, opening of new rooms, and any arrangement of classes to bringbooks most circulated nearest the delivery desk, will at different timesbring different class numbers on any given shelf. New books asrcreivd, are numberd and put in place, in the same way that new titlesare added to the card catalog.

Thus all the books on any given subject are found standing to-etherand no additions or changes ever separate them. Not only are 111 thebooks on the subject sought found together, but the most nearly alliedsubjects precede and follow, they in turn being preceded and followdby other allied subjects as far as practicable. Readers not havingaccess to the shelves find short titles arranged in the same order inthe shelf list, and full titles, imprints, subject and cross referencesnotes, etc., in the subject catalog.

Parts of sets, and books on the same or allied subjects, are neverseparated as they are sure to be, sooner or later, in every libraryarranged on the common plan, unless it be frequently re-arrkn^edand recatalogd. The great expense of this makes it impracticableexcept for a few wealthy libraries. In this system both class and booknumbers remain unchanged thru all changes of shelving, buildings orarrangement. ^ '

Among hundreds of points raisd by librarians as to its practicalworkings and usefulness, the only one in which it was not shown to beequal or superior to the old .systems was that in this relativ location a

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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

book which this year stands, e. g. at the end of a certain shelf, may notbe on that shelf at all another year, because of uneven growth of theparts of the library. This slight objection, however, inheres in anysystem where books are arranged by subjects, rather than by shelves,windows, doors, and similar non-intellectual distinctions.

Sizes on shelves.— Most libraries have abandond close distinctionof sizes. It is true that this distinction saves a little space, but at fartoo great a cost

;for every distinction of sizes makes a parallel classifi-

cation. If books are groupt in five sizes, one must look in five placesbefore he can be sure of having seen all the books.

It is better to shelve octavos and all smaller books together in one*

series, and arrange in parallel libraries only quartos and folios, whichare too large to stand on the regular shelves, showing the series inwhich any oversize book is put by a size letter prefixt to the booknumber; e. g. 749 qA, to show that book A on Artistic furniture istoo large for the regular shelves, and so is placed in the q or quartoseries. Another way is to use a wood or pasteboard dummy, to showthe location of a book not in its regular place. But, howeversolvd, there is no conflict between the size problem and the DecimalClassification.

CATALOGSAny system of catalogs may be used with this scheme. But the two

essentials of even the simplest system are the author (or preferablyname) catalog and the shelf list. The chief use of the system forcatalogs is for the latter and for the clast catalog on cards.Name catalog.— In the name catalog on cards, arranged strictly by

names of authors and of persons or places written about, the classnumber holds a subordinate place, yet is constantly useful. If printed,it appears in a single colum as in the Relativ Index, and, where thereIS no subject catalog, one can rapidly pick out the books on any desiredtopic by glancing down the colum for the class number wanted.

Shelf list.— In the shelf list the class number is again highly impor-tant, as it makes of the list the most useful form of brief subject cata-log. Each page gives in colums accession number, author's name, andbrief title of every book in the library on the specific subject bearinathat class number.

^

Subject catalog.— In the card catalog of subjects the classification:s mapt out above the cards by projecting guides, making referencealmost instantaneous. Subjects are arranged in the i, 2, 3 order oftheir decimal subject numbers exactly as in the classification tables, andthe cards of each subject are then further arranged alfabetically byauthors. -

The printed subject catalog on this plan is also the most compactand satisfactory in use. Under each class number are given theresources of the library on that subject, the heading giving for conven-

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ience the name as well as the number of the subject ; e. g. **5 1

3 Geom-etry." General notes are printed in finer type under general heads,

and an index at the end shows where to open the book to find any topic.

As class numbers are put in place of page numbers, this index serves

for any catalog, list or library arranged on this plan.

Dictionary catalog.— While it is as easy to use the dictionary cata-

log with this system as with any other, we find the common dictionary

catalog inferior to the clast, for nearly all practical purposes. Thedictionary plan, if used in a catalog, must give results very unsatis-

factory to students, or else very expensiv to makers.

The failure of the dictionary catalog to meet the requirements of the

scholar has been often pointed out. While it is far the best for an

index, there still exists much of the same need of a good clast catalog

as at the first. But the difficulties in the way both in making andusing such a catalog have heretofore been so great that there has been

a conviction among many practical librarians that notwithstanding its

great advantages, the idea must be abandond as impracticable, while

other eminent authorities have ably argued that ne poorest clast cata-

log is better than one unclast, and that any use of such a catalog is in

itself a lesson in bibliografy. Now that the serious difficulties of mak-ing a good clast catalog have been so largely removed by the simple

numbers and Relativ Index of the decimal plan, the merits of the clast

over the more common dictionary system are becoming doubly

prominent.

The Subject Index of this system is a skeleton dictionary catalog,

covering everything not fully covered by the "name catalog.'* Instead

of giving the book titles under each head, the number refers to all those

titles simply and directly. The index may be made on any of the

various dictionary plans, with all the advantages it may possess. Tous the simplest seemd the best. We give only short headings with a

brief indication in doubtful cases of the point of view taken in assign-

ing the class number.

We therefore unite the advantages of the dictionary and clast cata-

logs, not by mingling them together, and so losing much of the sim-

plicity of one and as much of the excellence of the other, but by really

using both, each with its own merits. Only one set of titles is needed,

for the class numbers make them available for both catalogs.

ADVANTAGESShelves.— The system on the shelves is the simplest form of rela-

tiv location. Many libraries have adopted it for shelf arrangment,

where catalogs recently printed, or large investment in another plan,

made it too expensiv to change anything else. The advantages here

have been already mentiond under Relativ location, p. 19.

Shelf list.— By simply printing the shelf list at any time, a subject

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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOKpresent interest

;e. g. if a town contemplates a new water supply.

wanted "rfTk' ''™f'''' ^"' ^^'^^^''^'"^ ^^^^ water-works fswanted. The hbranan has only to open his shelf list to 628.1 and352.6 and pnnt It. This great advantage is gaind with but slightvanauon from the form found best in its regular use as a shelf list fo

,

yearly exammat.on of the shelves to detect losses and misplacements

ho ^"'^.T ~ ^™'" '^' ''''''''''''' b°°k, tables of the number ofbooks adde on each subject are readily made from the shelf mark Ll-L ^ ^ ^' '' '^"^' '^^ character, by subjects, of the booksadded dunng any given period, for, wherever this class number occurlIt tells not only where the book is shelvd but also what it is aboutPamflets.- These class numbers applied to pamflets have provedspeaally satisfactory. The number is written on the upper left cornerand the pamflets are shelvd in pamflet cases side by side with book.s

evert'Tf'^'r^''''°:-'''^"^'^^' ^^P^ °" ^P^^'^1 «h-lves divided

yet the entire pamflet resources of the library on any subject can beproduced almost instantly. The immense advantages of this plan overthose in common use, both in economy and usefulness, will be appreci-ated by every librarian in charge of a pamflet collection. A name orauthor catalog is made on slips if time allows. The pamflets them-elves are the best subject catalog. Uncatalogd pamflets treating ofany subject bear the same class number, and are arranged on theshelves in a case immediately before or after the books of each section

or, If preferd, each pamflet may be put in exact place as if boundIhe tendency grows to put all material under its class number onthe regular shelves, for the same reasons that have led to givino- up

division by size of books. One examining a subject likes to see all theresources in one place so far as possible.

Sale duplicates— The same arrangement is admirable here Thevare so constantly changing that a catalog can hardly be afforded, and asubject arrangement on any other plan than' this is difficult to main-tain Still, ,t IS very essential that there be some means of knowingwhat duplicates there are on any given subject. By simply pencilingthe class number on the books and arranging them numerically, it ispossible to give this information more quickly and more satisfactorilythan by any other method, and at the same time with less expense.Charging system.- Here as elsewhere it serves all ordinary pur-

poses, with special advantages of its own. On the library accounts thecharacter of each person's reading is clearly indicated by the numberscharged and minutest statistics of circulation in any subject are madeby simply counting the call slips in the register or check box, and enter-ing the number against each class in the record. The whereaboutso any book wanted, or the amount of use of any subject, is seen at aglance. This decimal check box can be used in any system. Its

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peculiar advantage with this classification is that it always exhibits, cor-rect to the hour, a complete table of all books off the shelves in eachsubject. The slips in box 53 show just how many and what books areout in Physics

;the slips under 823 show all the English novels in cir-

culation, and who have them. Such a table of circulation always athand, and without an item of expense or labor,— for the check box isnecessary as a record of loans,— is highly prized by all interested in thecharacter of books read, and at no time has so much wise attention-been given to educating the taste of readers in our public libraries as atthe present. To convert this table into permanent statistics involvesonly the trifling labor of recording as often as desired.

Subject references— In no place are the peculiar advantages feltmore than here. Many users of the system are undertaking analysesand cross references to an extent not hitherto thought practicable orhardly possible. These few figures tell as clearly as a long headingexactly what the reference is, while the gain in ease of use is evengreater than the time and space saved in recording. The clearnessand directness of the method aid wonderfully in this work. Referencesto transactions, or chapters in essays, may be made in the most com-pact and usable form.

Recataloging.— When Amherst College in 1873 adopted the plan,and began to recatalog its library, it was found entirely practicable to'

make the change to the new system gradually, as means allowd, with-out interfering in any appreciable degree with the circulation of thebooks. The methods employd for thus changing without interruptinguse must vary according to the different conditions of each case. Theessential feature is some distinction between old and new call-numbers,sufficiently markt to be easily recognized by attendants. Since call-numbers ordinarily consist wholly of figures, the initial letter of theCutter author-numbers furnishes this requisit. All numbers consist-ing of figures only are then recognized as belonging to the old, and allnumbers containing a letter as belonging to the new system.

Adaptability.— The system is so flexible that it adapts itself toalmost any circumstances. It may be used in almost any one of itsapplications without the others, and with a proportionate result. Itmay be applied to pamflets alone, bringing order out of chaos, and solvingthis vext and vexing problem

; or it may be used for the catalogs, lea\^ing the arrangement on the shelves as before

; or it may be applied tothe shelves, while the catalog is on the dictionary or any other plan,and so on.

Arabic numerals.— Arabic numerals can be written and foundquicker, and with less danger of confusion or mistake, than any othersymbols. Therefore, Roman numerals, capitals and small letters, andsimilar symbols usually found in systems of classification, are entirelydiscarded, and by e.xclusiv use of Arabic numerals thruout the shelves,

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indexes, catalogs, and records, there is secured the greatest accuracy,economy, and convenience. This advantage is specially prominent incomparison with systems where the name of the author or the title

must be written, in calling for or charging books and in makingreferences.

Endowment of special departments.— Another great advantageof this plan is its peculiar adaptability to the plan of endowing specialdepartments. One specially interested in any subject can often be in-

duced to endow that subject with a sum, of which the income shalleach year buy all the best books that appear on it.

If John Doe is specially interested in the opera, the library says tohim :

" Give us ;$iooo as an endowment of 782, and we will call it theDoe Library of Dramatic Music. There will be found every book,pamflct, newspaper clipping, or ms. that the library has or can get onthis subject. Gifts from others will be placed in the Doe Library, thedonor's name being given on the book-plate, and for generations tocome every person interested in the opera will be grateful for yourfoundation." In this way 782 is assignd to John Doe, and his pride is

stimulated in developing it. If another man with larger means andinterest will endow the whole subject of music 780, there is no difficultyor impropriety in including 782, the Doe Dramatic Music Library asthe second section of 780, the Roe Music Library.

This is one of the most promising fields for development, for almostevery library has among its readers some specially interested, who if

properly approacht would endow some topic, even if a small one, andthis relativ location, with its definit number expressing just the groundcoverd, may be of great service in working up this plan of specialendowments.

Summary.— The claims of the system may be sumd up as follows:Compared with other systems it is less expensiv ; more easily under-stood, rememberd, and used; practical rather than theoretical; briefand familiar in its nomenclature; best for arranging pamflets, sale dupli-cates, and notes, and for indexing ; susceptible of partial and gradualadoption without confusion

; more convenient in keeping statistics andchecks for books off the shelves ; the most satisfactory adaptation ofthe card catalog principle to the shelves. It requires less space toshelve the books; uses simpler symbols and fewer of them; can beexpanded, without limit and without confusion or waste of labor, in bothcatalogs and on shelves or in catalogs alone

; checks more thuroly andconveniently against mistakes ; admits more readily numerous crossreferences

;is unchangeable in its call numbers, and so gives them in

all places where needed, as given in no other system ; in its index affordsan answer to the greatest objection to clast catalogs, and is the first

satisfactory union of the advantages of the clast and dictionary system.

USE OF TABLES AND INDEX

SUGGESTIONS TO USERS

In referring to tables, hold the book in the right hand and turn with

the left, then the class numbers show very plainly on the left margin

and reference is greatly expedited. Some prefer to hold the book in

the left hand, but in any case the eye should follow the left pages

wholly.

PLAN OF BOOK

Tables.— The first page of tables shows the 10 classes into which

all topics are divided. The next page, showing the nine divisions of

each of the 10 classes, is a bird's-eye view of the whole scheme on a

single page. Then follows a synoptic view of 10 pages, one for each

class, showing the nine sections of each division of each class.

Following these synopses is the complete classification, which

repeats in proper order classes, divisions, and sections, with all their

subsections. For the convenience of the user, who thus gets a fuller

and clearer idea of the field which each number covers, synonymous

terms, examples, brief notes, dates, and various catch-words are often

added to the main heads. Therefore all references to numbers should

be lookt up in the full tables of subsections, using the summaries

when only a synoptic view is wanted.

Index.— Next is an alfabetical index of all the heads, referring by

class number to the exact place of each in the preceding tables. This

Index includes also, as far as found, all synonyms or alternativ names

for heads, and any other entries that seemd likely to help a reader find

his subject readily. Tho the user knows just where to turn to his

subject in the tables, if he consults the Index, he may be sent also to

other allied subjects, where he will find valuable matter which he might

otherwise overlook.

Numeration.— In thinking or speaking of the class numbers,' to

avoid confusion always divide at the decimal point, and name it

;

e. g. read 942.27 **nine forty-two, point twenty-seven," never '* ninety-

four two twenty-seven." If "point" were omitted, the ear might

readily interpret 270.2 as 272, while ** two seventy, point two" can

never be misunderstood.

USE OF TABLES AND INDEX

Familiarity >vith classification,—-Get a general knowledge of the

scheme by learning the 10 main classes [you will soon know the 100

divisions also without special study], so that you can tell to what sub-

ject a given number belongs from its first figure without referring to

the tables. Specific knowledge of minute divisions will come gradually,

but rapidly, from use. Using the tables alone, and then always verify-

ing your result by the Index, you will more rapidly acquire knowledge

of the classification and facility in its use. To do this, decide first to

which of the 10 classes the subject belongs ; next, take that class as it

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there were no other, and decide to which of its lo divisions the subjectbelongs

;then, in the same way, select section and subsection, t'hu?

running down your topic in its grooves, which become tenfold narrowetat eacn step. As a check against error, use the index freely, eventho familiar with the scheme.

Subject of a book— To find out the subject of a book consult :—1. The title, since it is generally chosen to show what the book ii

about. But as many titles are misleading, never class from title alonebut always examin also

2. Table of contents, which is the best guide to the true subject.If there is no table of contents read

3. Headings of chapters, or marginal topics. -

4. Preface— Unless already certain, glance thru this to catch theauthor's point of view, and verify impressions gaind from title andcontents.

5- Reference books.— If preceding means fail, consult reliablebibhografies, clast and annotated catalogs, biografical dictionaries,histories of literature, cyclopedias, reviews, etc., for information aboutthe character of the book.

6. Subject-matter— If the five shorter methods above fail, examinethe subject-matter of the book itself, and if still in doubt, to avoidmistakes, put aside on an "under consideration" shelf till you canexamin more thuroly or consult

7. Specialists— Experts, competent to define their true subject andrelation, are usually glad to examin enough to class anv new books intheir departments. Old ones they know where to put already.

After deciding what the book is about, find this subject in the tables,either thru the Index or by using the tables directly, which fo.r thebeginner is a longer process, seldom to be trusted without subsequentreference to the Index ; e. g. Pollock's Land laws might naturally beclast from the tables alone as "333, Land; ownership ; rights ; rent,"which seems exactly to fit this book. The Index, however, shows twonumbers, both referring to land laws, but from different points of view

;

viz. 347.2, legal, and 333, economic. The object of this book, as seenin the preface, is to give a popular presentation of English statutes per-taining to landholding, not to discuss the history and theory of landlaws from the economist's point of view ; and it should be clast "

347.2,Realty," which might have been mist but for the Index.

Assigning class numbers.— i. Practical usefulness is the chiefthing. Put each book under the subject to the student of which it ismost useful, unless local reasons "attract " it to a place still more usefulin your library. See p. 27'.

2. The content or the real subject of which a book treats, and not theform or the accidental wording of the title, determines its place

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ASSIGNING CLASS NUMBERSFollowing this rule, put a philosophy of art with Art, not withPhilosophy; a history of mathematics with Mathematics, not withHistory

;for philosophy or history is simply the form which these

books have taken. Their true content or subject is Art or Mathe-matics, and to the student of these subjects they are most useful.

3. Always remember that the question is not where one would prob-ably look to find a particular book, but under what subject is the bookof greatest value; e. g. it is of little consequence whether "one wouldbe apt to look" under 595.1 for Darwin's Formation of vegetablemould, but of much consequence that one studying earth-wormsshould find that book in 595.1 Worms, since it is chiefly valuable as astudy of the habits of earth-worms. Any one wanting that specialbook would look for it in the name catalog under Darwin.

4. Assign every book to the most specific head that will contain it

This will vary in different libraries according to the number of figuresused, e. g. the specific head for "compulsory vaccination "

is 614.^738-but in a library using only three figures, the most specific numberpossible IS 614, which must take everything on Public health.

A library recently adopted the plan of putting all books of a divisiontogether, if they had but few ; e. g. all mathematical works were markt510. It took just as many figures, cost just as much labor in mostcases, and, if a man wanted the one calculus in the whole library, hehad to search through the 150 volumes in 510, when otherwise' liewould instantly have found it standing alone as 5 17. See also " Num-ber of figures in class number," p. 28'.

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5. The predominant tendency or obvious purpose of a book usuallydecides its class number at once. Still a book often treats of two ormore different subjects. In such cases assign it to the place where itwill be most useful, and make references under all subordinate subjects.Give these reference numbers both on book plate and subject card, as

•

well as on reference cards.

It is one of the markt advantages of the plan that these references,notes, etc., may be added from time to time as found convenient. It is'

necessary at first to find only the predominant tendency of the bookin order to classify it. Subject references are added whenever foundnecessary.

Add these numbers indicating more closely the character of the bookas rapidly as possible, and invite all specialists to call the librarian'sattention to every desirable subject reference noticed in their readingThese numbers take little room, are easily added, and in most cases arevery valuable.

6. If two subjects have distinct page limitations, class under the first,and make analytic reference under the second. But if the second isdecidedly more important or much greater in bulk, class under that,

i-i)

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIONwith reference under the first. Always put a book under the first sub-ject, unless there is good reason for entering it under another.

7. Consider not only the scope and tendency of each book, but alsothe nature and specialties of each library.

Any subject of which a library makes a specialty naturally "attracts"allied subjects. This influence is strongest in minute classification.To admit this variation, many subjects in the present scheme have twoor more places, according to these different sides ; e. g. a book on"school hygiene," which a medical library puts under 613, has also aplace in 371.7, where the educational specialist requires it.

8. If a book treats of a majority of the sections of any division, giveIt the division number, instead of the most important section nunTberwith subject references. Unless some one section is so prominentlytreated as to warrant placing the book in it, class a book on four ormore sections under the division number ; e. g. class a volume on light,heat, and sound, under the head most fully discust, and refer to it from'the others

;but if it treats also of mechanics, hydrostatics, and pneu-

matics, class as 530, or general physics, tho no mention be made ofelectricity, magnetism, or molecular physics.

9. To secure uniformity, make for future reference full notes of alldifficulties and decisions ; for it is of more importance to put books onthe same subject together than to put them in the absolutely correctplace.

These notes should be written either on the broad margins of theclassification tables, or on an interJeavd copy, or on P slips arrangedby class numbers, like the clast catalog.

10. Keep collected works, libraries, etc., together, and assign likeindividual books to the most specific head that will contain them

; orassign to the most prominent of the various subjects on which theytreat, with subject references from the others ; or separate and classthe parts as independent works.

This last practice constantly grows in favor, and many librariansnow largely disregard uniform bindings and " series " lettering, and,unless contents of volumes are so connected that they cannot beseparated, class each under the most specific head that will contain it.

11. Class translations, reviews, keys, analyses, answers, and otherbooks about specific books with the original book, as being there mostuseful.

Number of figures used in class number.— Decide this accordingto circumstances in each library. Small libraries often use the minutesubsections beyond three figures only in certain divisions like Travel,913-919 (where a closer geografical division is needed) and where afourth figure is necessary in 400 and 800 to separate different languages.

In very small collections two figures might do till growth requfredfurther division

; but it is economv, and saves handling the books a(26)

DUILDING M'MBERS

second time to use at least three figures at first, even in the smallest

collection. In larger or rapidly growing libraries all subdivisions maybe used for the same reason, tho the number of books may not at the

time seem to justify it. Whether there are one or i,ooo books on anytopic, they take no more space on the shelves if cla«t minutely, and

the work is done once for all. When large accessions come, even if acentury later, this number will not have to be alterd. A library

having but 20 books on Education might think it unwise to use the

full scheme, but the whole 20 would go on a single shelf, and take nomore room, and the Index would refer more accurately to what waswanted. The number of books you have on any subject has in this

system no special weight. In a relativ location, any number of con-

secutiv topics without a book waste no space on shelvs or in catalogs.

The numbers are merely skipt. This plan not only does no harm, buthas the considerable negativ value that looking for the number andfinding it blank or skipt, shows that you have nothing on the subject,

— a piece of information second in value only to finding something,

for one need no longer search.

The practical objection to close classing is that it gives a longer

number to charge in a lending library. In a reference library full

subsections should be used. Where a short number is imperativ,

it is well to give the full class number on another part of the bookplate, not to be used in charging, but as a guide to the contents

of the book. Thus when the classifier has once examind a book,

and found out just what it is about, the record is preservd for the

benefit of others.

BUILDING NUMBERS

Geografical divisions.— In dividing by countries according to thenote "Divided like 930-99,*' found so often in the tables, add only thenumber following initial 9, for this 9 means not locality but simplyclass 9, History; e. g. 942, history of England, analyzd is 9, history,

42, England (4 Europe, 2 England). If geology of England is wanted,add to 55 (the number for geology) 42 (the number for England), andyou have 554.2. History of N. Y. state is 974.7, of which 747 is

the locality number, and the number for N. Y. state administration,

3S3-9747» is built up by adding to 353.9 (the number for State admin-istration) 747 (the number for N. Y. state).

Language and literature.— In 890, where the direction is to "dividelike 490," note that 890, Minor literatures, and 490, Minor langua^^es,

correspond exactly, so that only the figures following 49 are to be addedto 89 to build a minor literature number

; e. g. Polish langua<'-e is

491.85 ;adding 185 to 89, Minor literatures, gives 891.85 Polish litera-

ture. In brief, to form literature from philoloo-y numbers substitute 8

niXIMAL CLASSIKICATIOX

^:!::rfs^.''''''-''- '' ' '- ^^-^^^^ '-^-^^ 49... Sanscrit

^hl['lu'T'"l '" '" " ''"''^" ^'^' '^' "^^^" classification," as in 0:6

tab! see bib 'TTI'''''^'''' ''''' ^^-^'>^ - ^^ stands ^n thetables e. g. bibliografy of Polish poetry, 016.891851

Combining numbers in a way not printed in the tables must be donewith great care or confusion results. Many users, fascinated wi heZTl'. •"

I"' ' ^°''' ^"'' ^"^^ to shoe it • was recently markt636.1683, 1. e. the blacksmithing number. 683, being added to he ho senumber 636. i, makmg a very long, useless number Horse-shoein" snow added to the tables as 683.1. Often it seems well to thecSto add a figure to show some distinction. It is short and desirablebut later he may find he has shut himself off from using some othe;division which he would greatly prefer. Every added figure mus bedear y written in the tables and inde.x, for no'man's mLory can btrusted. See 9, p. 28 ; and Cautions, p. 31.

^

BOOK NUMBERSAuthor numbers.- The invention of translation systems by which aname is represented by its initial with the rest translated into numbers-e. g Freeman, F 87,- has led most libraries to arrange books und";each class numberalfabetically by authors, or in local history by townsor in biografy by biografees. This keeps all works by the same auth";

together, and in large classes enables one to find any book readily with

h: tr:ame"rT^^^\ One great advantage is that the same author

r'n iV r """'^'' '" ^'''^ ^"^J^'^t' ' ' the figures are signif-

GreaV T f'""™'"^' ^"' ^'^"^^^^^ themselves ^.to the name

ofTnnr' K "^""TT^°"^'^"'^"^^ '^-']t« from this peculiar formof book number. By far the most widely used of these translationsystems is that of the Boston Athen.um. devised by the librarian"C. A. Cutter, and known as the Cutter numbers.

Time numbers.-A second arrangement of books under classnumbers is chronological by dates of first publication. Its advantageIS in presenting the historical development of the subject, the bo^kwritten earliest being on the left, the latest work on the right, andthen of any given book it is evident that all those on the left werewritten before it all those on the right after it. In science this hasspecial value, while in literature the author arrangement is better Atransition system of dates devised by VV. S. Biscoe, makes the number-ing o ^the year more compact and satisfactory than to write the date

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Accession order.- A third arrangement - simpler but otherwisless desirable - ,s in order of accession ; the first book in a class beinI, the second 2, the third 3.

It IS entirely practicable to use two or even all three of these methodsat the same time in the same library, one peculiarity of the systembeing the ease with which it may be adapted to almost any special cir-cumstances. In fact, we use the chronological system in science whereIts advantages are most markt; the alfabetical system in literaturewhere authors' names outrank dates ; the old accession-order plan inspecial collections, which must be kept separate, and are no lon-eradded to, since here the extreme simplicity of the i, 2, 3 order is securedwithout any sacrifice. It is still better, if this last method is used, tonumber A B, C, instead of i, 2, 3, as 26 instead of nine books may bemarktwith one character, and chiefly, as it is highly desirable that eachbook number should begin with a letter which cannot be mistaken forthe end of a class number, if the two are written on one line

; e -. thefirst book under 513, if numberd t. i«ight be so written as to^con-fuse with subsection 513.1, but 513 A could not be misinterpreted Iffigures are used, care must be taken to write them as a fraction or witha mark of separation

; e. g. S^ or 513-1.

VARIATIONS PRACTICABLE IN ADJUSTING TOSPECIAL LOCAL REQUIREMENTS

RelT rr '''"'"' '^'' '^"P''"" "^ '^^ ^^'^•"^^1 Classification andRelativ Index carries with it other parts of the system which theauthor has used at Amherst, Wellesley, or Columbia colleges or in theNew York State Library. In fact, the plan in each of these librarie!differs somewhat from all the others, and many of the 200 public andprivate libraries now using the plan have adopted still other variations;for the special constituency, circumstances, and resources of eachlibrary must be considerd in deciding what is best for it Thisdecsion should be made by one familiar, not only with the library andIts needs, but a so with all methods of any merit and the comparativease and cost of introducing them into any given library

as wTrlroVf "'•''T'"'

'" '''P' ''" 'y'''"^ ^" ^ts decimal formas workt out and printed. ,t must be determind whether to adoptcertain variations, rioted in 1-5 below as practicable, and in some cas suseful and desirable. The inexperienced user is very likely to feelentirely competent, after once reading the tables (in fact, withoutreading more than a single page regardless of its bearings on hundredsof other places, and without so much as looking at the author'sexplanations), to institute a series of "improvements." Experienceproves that nothing could be more disastrous. It seems a simple

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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIONmatter to put a topic a line higher or lower, but in some cases thismay affect over loo different entries in the Index, and there is nopossible way to be sure of correcting them except by examining eachone of the 20,000 heads. Frequently proposed changes, carefullystudied out and submitted as improvements, are shown by our oldrecords to have been adopted and used in the exact form proposed tiFconsiderations which had not been foreseen forced us to change tothe form as printed. Even after years of experience one is not sale inpronouncing on an apparent improvement without consulting thevoluminous records of previous experiments.

Those who have used the system longest have been misled into adoDt-ing changes which on trial they were compeld to reject, going back 'tothe original form at the cost and confusion of two changes. In soapparently simple a thing as introducing subdivisions on blank num-bers, mistakes have often been made ; and after it was too late to cor-rect them the makers have regretted their neglect to consult the authorand secure the advice and cooperation of those most familiar with themanifold inter-relations. Even were the independent divisions equallygood, their numbers do not agree with those which will be put in theprinted tables and index, so that every copy of the printed schemewill have to be corrected in ms. before it is usable in that library Theonly safe rule is to make no changes or subdivisions without submittingthem to the author, who will gladly advise on such matters withoutcharge, not on the ground of any superior wisdom, nor even because oflarger experience in this special work, but because in this way only canIt be learnd if numbers have been already assignd with differentmeanings.

The user who adopts the printed form avoids the criticism sure to beaimd at any possible scheme. The moment he makes one "improve-ment ' he must defend all the heads or alter them to suit each criticMuch time is saved by saying that the scheme is used as printed, andblunders are the author's, not the user's. A list of changes that havebeen made by others without such consultation was written for thisnote, but is omitted lest it should seem invidious. They illustrate howeasy it is for able men to make what no one questions after explana-tion to have been outright blunders, in improving and adding to theprinted scheme. The author is always grateful for suggestio^ns fromany one, and, having already given so much time in the effort to improvethis system for the common good of all users, he invites the coopera-tion of those interested in completing needed subdivisions and eliminat-ing any errors that may remain either in tables or index.The following brief notes show the most important variations found

practicable in the " relativ index system," oftener called the "Deweysystem." For its essentials see p. S'-g.

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LETTER NOTATIONS FOR CHANGES

I. Letter notations for changes.— To protect other users fromconfusion, the publishers insist, as the copyright entitles them to, that

our numbers shall not be printed with changed meanings without someclear indication of the fact in the number itself. If the reasons that

led us to adopt the form printed arc not conclusiv to another, we wishto remove any obstacles to his use of the system with such changes as

shall satisfy him. This can be readily done by using a letter, or someother character than the lo digits, to mark changes; e. g., if you wish

a different set of subdivisions under any number, make it out to suit,

and number it a, b, c, etc. It will arrange in its exact place and exact

order without difficulty, and no other user of the system will be con-

fused by the numbers. In the index, cancel the I, 2, 3, etc., you havediscarded, and write in the a, b, c, etc., adopted. Whenever you useour exact numbers, use also our meanings for them as indext.

When you add any features of your own, add new numbers of your ow^n

that cannot be mistaken for ours, using, of course, as many of our figures

as are not changed ; e. g.,if you want a new heading next to 551.34, Ice-

bergs, k cannot properly go as decimal i. Mark it 551.34a, and it

arranges as wisht. If you wish to change a head from one place to

another, cancel it where it stands, and leave that number blank in thetables. Then insert the head in its new place as above, as if it hadnever been in the tables.

This plan of introducing letters or other symbols wherever each userpleases, will give all needed freedom to the personal equation and desirefor originality, and meets all real wants for peculiar classification in

peculiar cases.

Fiction and juvenils.— In some cases it is usually best to modifyclass numbers by letters as above. In popular libraries half of the cir-

culation is often in fiction. A great saving is effected here by omittingthe cla«3 number entirely and using merely the book number, it beingunderstood that no class number means fiction. After fiction, theirgreat circulation makes juvenils a good place to economize, if they arekept separate, as is usually thought desirable in popular libraries. Thebooks are clast exactly as if for adults, then a J is prefixt to show theirspecial character. This gives J alone as the class number for juvenilfiction, and e. g., J942, for a child's history of England. These arearranged in a parallel library by themselves, so that J942 comes between

J941, juvenil history of Scotland, and J943, juvenil history of Germany,If at any time it seems desirable to abandon the separate J library, it

can be done, without altering a number, by distributing the J booksamong the regular classes, either ignoring the J entirely, or preferablyby putting all the J books by themselves at the end of each classnumber.

There are thus three methods : i, to have a separate J library ; 2,to have the J books by themselves at the end of each class number

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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

to have the J books in alfabetical order among other books on th. .

jng the attendants that it has been done. Juvenil books go ^itha^^'

antrni,r^^™^ '''-' '-''- ^ ^^-^^' J ^^^-y ^^ -dl coital:':

Biografy.-A similar plan is recommended for this We class as to

Beside tT'T"''' "'j^' ^'^" '^ ^-'''' ^^^— °f °I^- n

viz ;« p llfb"^"?' " ^'^ ^^"^^' *^- °^h-« - Lommended,VIZ. to put all bografies m one alfabet of names of /.r..«. ,arMrn

Uie subject or biografee by a Cutter book number; e. g. Hfe of Grant

hhr^' Jf'''' ""'' '°"P"'' '°^ '^'^^'Si"- and is prtferd in popuL;libraries of large circulation.

popular

iecl'it'^ln?'r '^'° '"'"'"'' '^°^'^'>- ^^ ^^^ ^^ P--We to the sub-jects it Illustrates, leaving, of course, under 920 lives not bearin. .Zcially on any subject

;e. g. all lives of musicians go under 78o and 'tsubd,v.sions, the life of Wagner being y8.. instead of 9S-sfas in thtables. Even m tms arrangement it is better to indicate that it s bio^

iite ii,h2.2 (92/. 822). Then it arranges either with 78-^ 2 or with bif.<--ra.y, as preferd thus giving exactly the arrangement of hpri^Sclassification without changing a figure.pnnted

Travel.- By using T instead of^B, the same principle ..ives a brief

.^m^rates the ^mciple.^

^^^^If^^S^- t^.^^^r::d-:::i^ri:^^^^^^

number If to be arranged, as with u.s, in one series of subjects thismay be Ignored or all German books on each subject m ^ b l ^

H arv^ n ^\'"' 1 ''''' "^'^^^ --^-- ^L German pl^H

Sp Spanish SwS 'Tu T'''^^ ""' ^^™^^"' ^' ''^^^^^' I' ^^-^-1'

^p.bpanish Sw Swedish, Dn, Danish, Du, Dutch, N, Norwe<nanR, Russian, VV, Welsh, A, Arabic, etc. Where only one ian'ua:e sso markt in a gn-en library, only one letter should'^be used ^o a^ toavoid an extra letter in charging; e. g. S will answer either firSpanish or Swedish if used in only one sense. This plan hs provevery satisfactory in actual use.

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Combining language and literature.-The same principle can beapplied also in combining each language with its literature, ifit is(34)

,

CONTRACTIO.\S. USE OF ALFABET OR CHRONOLOGy

preferred to abolish the class, Philology, and make it simply anappendix to Literature; and the reverse would hold true if a philologistwisht to abolish Literature and make it an appendix to Philology;e. g. using 82p for English philology, and adding philology sub-divisions, English dictionaries would become 82p3, English grammars82p5, etc., and arrange either just before (or just after) English litera-ture, 820, 821, etc. For a better plan see Broken order, p. 36'-37*.

Reference library.— To separate books most needed, the best planIS to mark R before class numbers, and arrange the books together,as an R library. When the books are to go into the -:eneraicollection again, a line can be drawn thru this letter. In thesame way it often happens that a general private library is givenon condition that it be kept together ; e. g. the Phcenix library c.f

Columbia College. This has P prefixt to the class number, and thusis a parallel library by itself. An initial is better in such cases thana * or similar mark, since the initial helps the memory and is just asbrief. The same plan applies of course if the library has an "inferno

"

for books not used without permits, or more distant rooms whorebooks worth keeping but seldom called for can be arranged in aparallel storage library.

Still another provision is made in 080, S being the regular numberfor general collections (as in 508, 520.8, etc.), for these special librarieswhich cannot be separated because of binding or conditions of gift.But instead of the three figures in 080, a single letter, as descrfbedabove, indicates the special collection, and it is easy to learn thelocation of the few special collections of any one library. Omission ofinitial o in the class "General works" was formerly recommended

; e.g.5

1instead of 05 1 for an American periodical. But this usage is no

longer advised, for the eye gets so in the habit of reading as" Saniceany number beginning with 5, that there is a little mental hitch if,

e. g., general periodicals are written 51, etc., instead of 05 1, etc.Another reason is that the one and two figure numbers 1-^)9 are

thus left available, and can be assignd to special use without confusionwith tables or Inde.x, for initial o is there printed for all numbersbefore 100. Yet in cla.ssification it sometimes happens that the firsttwo figures are obvious at a glance, but time must be taken to deter-min the third. It is convenient to write these first figures, but if amathematical book receives its first two figures (51), this unfinishtnumber is liable to be confused with the two-figure number 5 i. Thisdanger may be largely avoided by writing the decimal point after ablank

;e. g. 51 ., to snow that a figure is omitted.

a. Contractions for specialists.— The svstem is often used byspecialists for very minute work when the decimals are run out to sixor eight places. While the theory is better to write all these figures,thus showing the relation to the universe of knowledge, there\ no

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DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIO

practical gain to justify the labor if a great quantity of slips must benumberd. A specialist working on "Swedish poetry of the age ofGustavus" can use a single letter instead of the full 839.715 and savefive characters in numbering each note ; or a dash may be written forall but the last figure, thus "—5 '*. A body of such notes can be in-serted together in their place in an index at 839.715, with a colordcard to mark the special groups, with little danger of confusion. Still

many prefer the theoretical completeness of writing a full index num-ber for every separate slip.

3. Use of alfabet or chronology for final subdivisions.— Whileour plan is decimal as distinguisht from the "dictionary system," wenever hesitate to use the alfabet wherever that is more useful Indeed,the main feature of our plan is its alfabetical index. Frequently inminute divisions it is economy to arrange alfabetically or by dates with-out using a translation system. This is specially true in index rerumsand notes of specialists. After numbers have been used as far as thatis the most useful form, then either the name chosen for the head orthe year can be inserted at the end ; e. g. towns in a given state, in-dividual birds or insects coming under one number, names of menwritten about in biografy, etc. Some may prefer to adopt this plan inplaces where we have chosen a grouping ; e. g. in chemistry, to put all

the metals in one alfabet under 546.3, instead of using the numbersS46.3-.99. If this change is wisht, a more complete one will probablybe better; viz. to put all the elements, non-metallic and metallic, inone alfabet under 546. Such use of the alfabet causes no confusionwith the index, as it is simply subdividing more closely, unless, as inthe last case (546.3), the alfabet replaces heads already printed. Inthis case, cancel all subsections in the tables by drawing a line obliquelythru the heads discarded, and mark in the margin "arranged alfabeti-cally by elements," e. g. :—546.3

'33

'33

'34

•35

Metals.AlkaJi group.

Potassium.

Sodium.

Jthium.

ium.

CaesH

Arrange metals alfabetically.

Then find each of these heads in the index and cancel all figuresafter 546.3, e. g.:— ^

Potassium, inorganic chemistry, 546.34Rubidium, » "

546.3^

This plan has special value in this place, as new elements arediscoverd from time to time, and can readily be inserted in alfabetic

place. Still many chemists think it valuable to have similar metalsgroupt together for convenience of study, and to cover books writtenon the group as a whole, and also think it important to have a number

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BROKEN ORDER. PRO AND CON DIVISION

for rejected elements, because the literature and references about themremain, and must be provided for. The insertion of new elements is

provided for, as explained on p. 14^

4. Broken order.— Another common and often desirable variationfor shelf arrangement is to break the sequence of the numbers, in

order to get books most used nearest the delivery desk. The theoryis to keep the whole 1000 numbers in strict sequence; but a higherrule to be obeyed everywhere is to sacrifice any theory for a- sub-stantial gain. Practically it will seldom happen that it is not best to

break the order of the classes. Often divisions are best arranged outjf numerical place; e. g. 520 Astronomy may be wanted in a roomaccessible at night; fiction, juvenils, and biografy are always wantednear the delivery desk in a public library, and in strict order are aslikely to come at the most distant point. Numberless local reasonsmay make a broken order desirable. There need be no hesitation in

adopting it if enough is gaind, but there should be charts clearlyshowing where each division starts; e. g. after 430 '* Preceding 830;"after 520 *'In observatory," it being necessary to specify room forbooks entirely removed from the general library arrangement. Thepage of 100 divisions is reprinted by the publishers, on cards withwide margins, for just this use. Opposit each division is markt its

beginning on the shelves, and it is easy to vary the order as much asnecessary, tho of course the nearer the divisions run in regular orderI to 99, the easier it is for a stranger to find his way about. Varia-tions in the order of the sections are less wise and seldom necessary.If made, a wood or card-board dummy in the regular place should havemarkt on its side the present location of the section removed.This broken-order plan is best for bringing together the philology

and literature of each language without altering numbers or prefixingany letter. Let 420 be shelvd just ahead of 820, 430 ahead of 830,and so for all languages, making the general note that all 400's areshelvd just ahead of the corresponding 8oo*s. and remembering thatafter the main languages four or more figures are required to indicatelanguage alone, so that Portuguese philology goes between 868 and869, Russian between 891.69 and 891.7, and Welsh between 891.65and 891.66.

5. Pro and con division of topics.— It is very useful in manycases to separate the books on a topic with strongly markt sides, sothat either set of views and arguments may be seen by itself. Thishas been done by subdivision in some cases,— e. g. 337, Protectionand Free trade. In others it is equally useful, and can be indicated byan added mark,— e. g. 324.3, Woman suffrage. The number may beused for general works, giving facts, etc., and advocates and opponentsmay be separated by + and — for positiv and negativ, or by p and c,

the initials for pro and con, which tho short, are too long for a circulat-

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DECIMAL ClASSIFICATION

ing library to charge. In reference libraries, on cards, etc., most willprefer to write out pro and con, to distinguish the two groups. Theorder on the shelves is, of course, alfabetical, viz. 324.3, 324.3c, 324.3P

;

or if + and — ar used, the usual order is followed : +, —

.

These ^v^ notes suggest the range of variations that may be madein the Decimal Classification and illustrate its adaptability to widelydifferent conditions. For book numbers which decide the order olmaterial after it is groupt into its final classes, see page 30.

OTHER USESTho the system was devised for library catalog and shelf arrange-

ment, 17 years have developt many new applications. Nearly everyadministrativ department feels directly the great economy, and inevery field of literary activity this classification has been found a labor-savmg tool, whose practical usefulness has exceeded the mo^t saneuinhopes of Its early friends.

Bookstores—The plan is a great convenience to both dealers andcustomers, when applied to the miscellaneous stock of a bookstoreVery often a much wanted book, specially if not recently publisht isreported "not in stock," when such an arrangement by subjects wouldhave reveald its place at once. Specialists often find on the shelvesbooks that they would never have orderd, but are glad to buy afterexammation. Experience proves it a profitable thing for a dealer toarrange his books so that each person may find those in which he isinterested without examining the entire stock.Scrap-books.— The plan has proved of great service in preserving

newspaper clippings. Scrap-sheets of uniform size are used, with theclass number of the subject written in the upper corner of the frontedge of the page, and clippings are mounted on the sheet as in 2common scrap-book. When one sheet is full, another is inserted atthe exact place. Thus perfect classification is kept up without blanksheets, and at the smallest outlay of money and trouble. This " L. BScrap Book" is for most persons the best form. These sheets arethen arranged numerically like the subject card catalog, the sheets ofeach class bemg farther arranged, when desirable, under alfabeticsubheads. Scraps thus mounted are shelvd either in manila pamfletcases or in patent binders.

Index rerums.— These are best made on the standard P size (7 5 x12.5 cm.), card or slip. Long study and experience prove that thestock -L200" is best for private indexes, etc. It costs only half asmuch as the "Br. 400," which is largely used for public library cata-logs, takes only half the room, and gives great satisfaction The classnumber IS written in the upper left-hand corner, any alfabetic subjecthead follows at the right, and notes fill the card below. The cardsare then filed in order of class numbers like the subject card catalocr

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the cards of each class being further arranged, as in case of the scrapsheets, according to any alfabetical subheads. Scores of devices forconvenient handling and storage of these slips and of scrap sheets andpamflets are already manufactured. Details cannot be given here, butmaybe found in the full descriptiv and illustrated catalog of the LibraryBureau, 530 Atlantic avenue, Boston.Another admirable form is similar to the L. B. Scrap Book or shelf

list; in fact, is simply a shelf list without the printed headings anddownlines. The subject number goes in the upper corner, and all

notes on that subject are written on the sheet below. This book fits

an ordinary shelf, has the advantage of a full letter page in sight atonce, and holds over five times as much as the P card. Of course thesystem can be applied to slips or sheets of any size, but there are lit-

erally hundreds of accessories and conveniences exactly adapted to thesetwo sizes, which are used tenfold more than all others combined ; so it

is folly for one to begin on another size, and lose the advantagesof this uniformity. If intermediate sizes must be had, the ones mostused and least objectionable are Billet 10x15 cm., Note I2>^ x 20 cm., andMs. 15 x25 cm. There are repeated cases where users of some othersize have finally found it profitable to change to either the P,7>^ x I2>4,or to the L,20X25 cm., even at the cost of re-writing many notes.Note books are best in this last described form. The much poorer

method is to take a bound blank book, and assign the class numbersin order, giving about the space it is thought each will require, and,when the pages so assignd are full, note at the bottom where the restof the material may be found.

This has all the objections of the old fixt location as compared to therelativ, and will hardly be adopted by any person who has ever seen thesimplicity and economy of the shelf-list system.Topical indexes.— The class numbers are used in indexing books

read, usually by making the entries in the Index Rerum under propernumbers. The number takes the place of a series of words, and theresults can be handled, arranged, and found much quicker because ofthe simple numerals.'

The advantages that the system possesses for making topical indexesof collected works, periodicals, transactions, etc., will be evident toevery librarian. These consolidated indexes may be arranged togetherwith the card catalog of the books, or by themselves, as seems best ineach case.

It would exceed the limits of this brief description to notice all thevaried applications of the system. Enough have been mentiond toshow its wide adaptability to the wants of the librarian and the student.

Tho much elaborated and in some points alterd, the essential char-acter of the plan has remaind unchanged from the first. Doubtless

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Other improvements are still possible, and users of the scheme areinvited to suggest any needed new heads, and to note any omission tobe supplied in the Subject Index.

In this brief account the author has probably faild to meet someobjections which may be raisd, and which he could easily answerHe therefore asks the privilege of replying personally to any suchobjections, where they arise, believing that it will be possible toanswer, if not all, at least a very large proportion.The labor involvd in preparing the Classification and Index has been

wholly beyond the appreciation of any who have never attempted asimilar task. Much valuable aid has been renderd in many depart-ments by specialists, over loo of whom have assisted in developing thescheme. Among these are many well-known scholars, and to dl amost cordial acknowledgment is made. Without such assistance thepresent edition could not have been made, for many minds werenecessary to supply the technical and special learning absolutelynecessary in filling the minute heads. Indeed, in many subjects theauthor s share in the work has been limited to the modification neces-sary for technical adjustment to his scheme of the material preparedby specialists. To many prominent librarians the author is indebtedtor valuable suggestions and appreciativ criticism. While these friendsare in no way responsible for any remaining imperfections, they shouldhave credit for many improvements in the scheme made in these 17years of revision, during the first three of which it was kept in manu-script, in order that its many details might be subjected to actual trial,and modified where improvement was found possible.

In all the work from its first publication to the present, the mostextended and valued assistance has come from my college classmateassociate, and friend, Walter Stanley Biscoe, my first assistant inAmherst College Library, in the charge of which he succeeded meresigning to accept again in 1883 the place next- me in the ColumbiaCollege Library, and again resigning in 1889 to become Librarian incharge of Classification and Catalogs in the New York State LibraryOf the rare unselfishness with which he has given time taken fromrest and recreation to advancing work in which he shared my interestthis book is the best witness.

In his varied reading, correspondence, and conversation on thesubject, the author has doubtless receivd suggestions and gaind ideaswhich It is now impossible for him specifically to acknowledge TheNuovo sistema di catalogo bibliografico generate of Natale Battezzatiof Milan, adopted by the Italian publishers in 187 1, tho he has copiednothing from it, more than any other single system stimulated theauthor s study of the problem. The plan of the St Louis Public SchoolLibrary and that of the Apprentices' Library of New York, which insome respects resemble his own, were not seen till all the essential •

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features were decided on, tho not given to the public. In filling thenine classes of the scheme, the inverted Baconian arrangement of theSt Louis Library has been followd. The author has no desire toclaim original invention for any part of his system where another hasbeen before him, and would most gladly make specific acknowledgmentof every aid and suggestion were it in his power to do so.

With these general explanations and acknowledgments he submitsthe scheme, which has cost so much time and strength, with the hopethat it may prove as useful to others as it has to himself. It is a little

book, but it came not forth except by grievous labor.

Melvil DeweyNew York State Library

Dec. 25, 1890

The previous editions have been dated Amherst College Library,June 10, 1876; Columbia College Library, Aug. 10, 1885; and Co-lumbia College Library, Aug. 30, 1888.

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FIRST SUMMARY

i. i

General works

1 Philosophy

2 Religion

3 Sociology

4 Philology

5 Natural science

6 Useful arts

7 Fine arts

8 Literature

9 History

000 General works010 Bibliography

Library economyGeneral cyclopediasGeneral collectionsGeneral periodicals

General societies

NewspapersSpecial libraries. PolygraphyBook rarities

100 Philosophy-

MetaphysicsSpecial metaphysical topicsMind and bodyPhilosophical systemsMental faculties. PsychologyLogic. DialecticsEthics

Ancient philosophersModern philosophers

200 Religion210 Natural theology

Bible

Doctrinal. Dogmatics. TheologyDevotional. PracticalHomiletic, Pastoral. ParochialChurch. Institutions. WorkReligious history

Christian churches and sectsEthnic. Non-Christian

300 Sociolog:y310 Statistics

Political sciencePolitical economyLaw-

Administration

Associations and institutionsEducation

Commerce. CommunicationCustoms. Costumes. Folklore

400 Philology4^0 Comparative

English

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Latin

Greek

Minor languages

SECOND SUMMARY

DIVISIONS

020

030

040

050060

070080

090

110

120

130

140

150

160

170

180

190

220

230

240

2502C0

270280

290

320

330

340

350360

370380

390

4-0

430

440

450460

4704S0

490

500 Natural science510 Mathematics520 AstronomyS30 Physics

S40 Chemistry550 Geology560 Paleontology

570 Biology

580 Botany590 Zoology

600 Useful arts610

620

630

640

650

660

670

680

690

Medicine

Engineering

Agriculture

Domestic economyCommunication. CommerceChemical technologyManufactures

Mechanic tradesBuilding

700 Fine arts710

720

730

740

750760

770780

790

Landscape gardeningArchitecture

Sculpture

Drawing. Decoration. DesignPainting

EngravingPhotographyMusic

Amusements800 Literature810

820

830

840

850860

870

880

890

900 History

AmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

,

Italian

Spanish

Latin

GreekMinor languages

Geography and travelsBiography

Ancient history

('Europe

I Asia

'"^-5!Africa

970 o -1 North America

910

920

930

940

950 c960 OJ

980

990

South America

.Oceanica and polar regiona

THIRD SUMMARY

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SECTIONS

General WorksLimited to none of the nine classes

000001

002

003

004

005

006

007

008

009

010on012

013

014

015

016

017

018

019

020021

022

023

024

025

026

027

028

029

030031

032

033

034

035

036

037

038

039

040041

042

043

044

045

046

047

048

049

I^ft blank for local historvor biography, etc where ?n^Ispecial, cSll^ition Ts makWkilTt oV.^^/!^^P^^"^^^^ebficseit, out of Us reeular nlari

Xllf.T'^^^''"''' Indi? du!lonlf H*"^^^

numbers for per-sonal diaries, note booksmemorabilia, etc.""o^cs.

BibliographyGeneral bibliographiesOf individual authors

special classes of authors

forms.pseudonyms,etc.*' countries" subjects

Classed catalogs

Author '

»

Dictionary "

Library economyScope and foundingBuildings

Government and serviceRegulations for readersAdministration. DepartmentsLibraries on special subjectsGeneral libraries. Reports, etc

Reading and aidsLiterary methods. Labor saversGeneral cyclopediasAmericanKnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

General collected essaysAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

ScandinavianMinor languages

050051

052

053

054

055

056

057

058

059

060061

062

063

064

065

066

067

06S

069

070071

072

073

074

075

076

077

07S

079

080o3i

082

083

084

0S5

086

087

088

089

090091

092

093

094

095

096

097

093

099

General periodicalsAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

ScandinavianMinor languages

General societiesAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

Newspapers. JournalismAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Elinor languages

Special libraries. Polygraphy

t^ S;-^"^ ^° ^^ "^ed (if preferredto prefixing: an initial) for general col-lections of books which by terms of

^o^erher"' ^h^ ^^"^t ^-^'reTept'Logetner. 1 Ins m use be kt-ntdistinpf

!J^t,-5. -.^^"i'^^'^' 1- e. are borndpamphlets, esbavs, addresses scranor note books, etc. too tln^ra^^^^scope to gro under any sifX'ciLs&/'l\T'?n 'i

P"* ^-e^ ^-t' are

marked; ^ '" ^ separate class,

Book rarities

Manuscripts. Autographs.Block booksEarly printed. IncunabulaRare printing. Privately printedRare binding

Rare i. lustrations or materialsOwnership. BookplatesProhibited. Lost ImaginaryOther rarities. Curiosa

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Philosophy

100 Philosophy 150 Mental facultieslOI Utility 151 Intellect

102 Compends 152 Sense perceptions

103 Dictionaries 153 Understanding

104 Essays 154 Memory105 Periodicals 155 Imagination

106 Societies 156 Reason. Intuitive faculty

107 Study and teaching 157 Sensibility. Emotions108 Polygraphy. Maxims 158 Instincts. Appetites

lOg History 159 Will

IZO Metaphysics 160 Logic. DialecticsIII Ontology 161 Inductive

112 Methodology 162 Deductive

113 Cosmology 163 Assent

114 Space 164 Symbolic Algebraic

115 Time 165 Sources of error. Fallacies

116 Motion 166 Syllogism. Enthymeme"7 Matter 167 Hypotheses

118 Force 168 Argument and persuasion

119 Quantity, Number 169 Analogy. Correspondence

120 Metaphysical topics 170 Ethics121 Knowledge: origin, limits 171 Theories of ethics

122 Causation. Cause and effect 172 State ethics

123 Liberty and necessity 173 Family ethics

124 Teleology. Final causes 174 Professional and business athir

125 Infinite find finite 175 Ethics of amusements126 Consciousness. Personality 176 Sexual ethics

127 Unconsciousness. Automata 177 Social ethics

128 The soul 178 Temperance129 Origin of the individual soul 179 Other ethical topics

130 Mind and body 180 Ancient philosophers131 Mental physiology and hygiene 181 Oriental

132 Mental derangements 182 Early Greek

133 Delusions. Witchcraft. Magic 183 Sophistic and Socratic

134 Mesmerism. Clairvoyance 184 Platonic

135 Sleep. Dreams. Somnambulism 185 Aristotelian

136 Mental characteristics 186 Pyrrhonist New Platonist

137 Temperaments 187 Epicurean

138 Physiognomy 188 Stoic

139 Phrenology. Mental photographs 189 Early Christian and medieval

140 Philosophical systems 190 Modern philosophers141 Idealism. Transcendentalism 191 American142 Critical philosophy 192 British

143 Intuitionalism 193 German144 Empiricism 194 French

145 Sensationalism 195 Italian

146 Materialism. Positivism 196 Span sh

147 Pantheism. Monism 197 Slavic

148 Eclecticism 1 98 Scandinavian

149 Other philosophical systems 199 Other modem

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Religion

200 Religion 250201 Philosophy, Theories 251

202 Compends 252

203 Dictionaries 253

204 Essays 254

205 Periodicals 255

206 Societies 256

207 Education. Theological schools 257

208 Polygraphy 258

209 History of theology 259

210 Natural theology 260211 Dei^m and atheism 261

212 Pantheism. Theosophy 262

213 Creation. Evolution 263

214 Providence. Theodicy. Fatalism 264

215 Religion and science 265

216 Evil. Depravity 266

217 Prayer 267

218 Future life. Immortality 268

219 Analogies. Correspondences 269

220 Bible 270221 Old Testament 271

222 Historical books 272

223 Poetic 273

22J Prophetic '

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274

225 New Testament 275

2j6 Gospels and Acts 276

2:7 Epistles 277

223 Apocalypse 278

229 Apocrypha 279

230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics 280231 God. Unity. Trinity 281

232 Christ. Christology 282

233 M n. The fall. Sin 283

234 Sal vation. Soteriology 2S4

23s Angels. Devils. Satan 285

236 Eschatology. Death. Judgment 286

237 Future state 287

23S Creeds. Catechisms 288

239 Apologetics. Evidences 289

240 Devotional. Practical 290241 Didactic 291

242 Meditative 292

243 Hortatory 293

244 Miscellany. Fiction 294

245 Hymnology. Religious poetry 295

246 Ecclesiolog^. Symbolism 296

247 Sacred furniture, vessels, etc. 297

248 Personal religion. Asceticism 298

249 Family devotions 299

Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial

Homiletics. Preaching

SermonsPastoral visitations. Evangelistic

Clerical support. Celibacy

Brotherhoods. Sisterhoods

Societies for parish work. Gilds

Parochial schools, libraries, etc.

Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.

Other ministrations and work

Church. Institutions. WorkChurch

Ecclesiastical polity

Sabbath Lord's day. SundayPublic vi^orship. Ritual

Sacraments. Ordinances

Missions. Home and foreign

Associations. Y. M. C. A. etc,

Sunday schools

Revivals. Retreats

Religious historyMonastic orders

Persecutions *

Heresies

EuropeAsia

Africa

North AmericaSouth AmericaOceanica

Christian churches & sectsPrimitive and oriental

Roman catholic

Anglican and American P. E,

Continental protestant

Presbyterian. Congregational

Baptist

Methodist

Unitarian

Minor Christian sects

Ethnic. Non-ChristianComparative & general mythology

Greek and RomanTeutonic and Northern

Brahmanism. BuddhismParseeism

JudaismMohammedanismMormonismMinor non-Christian religions

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

300 Sociology

Sociology

301

303

303

304

305

306

307

308

309

Philosophy. TheoriesCompendsDictionaries

Essays

Periodicals

Societies

Education

Polygraphy

History of sociology

310 Statistics311 Theory. Methods312 Population

313 Special topics

314 Europe

315 Asia

316 Africa

317 North America318 South America319 Oceanica

320 Political science321

322

323

324

325

326

327

328

329

Form of state

Church and state

Internal or domestic relationsSuffrage

Colonies and immigrationSlavery

Foreign relations

Legislative bodies and annalsPolitical parties

330 Political economy33Z

33a

333

334

335

336

337

338

339

340341

342

343

344

345

346

347

348

349

Capital. Labor. WagesBanks. Money. Credit. InterestLand. Ownership. Rights and rentCooperation

Socialism and communismFinance. Public funds. TaxationProtection and free tradeProduction. Manufacture. PricesPauperism

LawInternational lawConstitutional law and historyCriminal lawMartial lawU. S. statutes and casesBritish statutes and casesTreatises. American and BritishCanon lawForeign law. Roman

350 Administration. Army351

352

353

354

355

356

357

358

359

Administration of central gov'tLocal government. City. TownUnited States and stateForeign states

Army. Military scienceInfantry

Cavalry

Artillery

Navy. Naval science

360 Associations. Institutions361 Charitable

362 Hospitals. Asylums363 Political

364 Reformatory365 Prisons. Discipline366 Secret societies

367 Social clubs

368 Insurance

369 Other

370 EducationTeachers,methods,anddisciplineElementary. KindergartenIntermediate

Self-education and cultureCurriculum

Education of womenReligious, ethical and secularColleges and universitiesPublic schools. State education

380 Commerce.Communication381 ^382

383

384

385

386

387

388

389

371

372

373

374

375

376

377

378

379

Domestic trade

Foreign trade. Consular reportsPostoffice

Telegraph. Cable. TelephoneRailroad and expressCanal and highway transportationRiver and ocean transportationCity transit

Weights and measures. Metrology390 Customs. Popular life391

392

393

394

395

396

397

398

399

Costume and care of personBirth, home and sex customsTreatment of deadPublic and social customsEtiquet

Woman's position and treatmentGipsies. Nomads. Outcast racesFolklore. Proverbs, etc.

C\istoms of war

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Philology

400 Philology401 Philosophy

402 Compends

403 Dictionaries

404 Essays

405 Periodicals

406 Societies

407 Study and teaching

408 Polygraphy

409 History of language

410 Comparative411 Orthography. Alphabets

412 Etymology

413 Dictionaries

414 Phonology

415 Grammar416 Prosody

417 Inscriptions

418 Texts

419 Hieroglyphics

420 English421 Orthography

422 Etymology

423 Dictionaries

424 Synonyms425 Grammar426 Prosody

427 Dialects

42S School texts

429 Anglo-Saxon

430 German431 Orthography

432 Etymology

433 Dictionaries

434 Synonyms

435 Grammar436 Prosody

437 Dialects

438 School texts

439 Minor Teutonic

440 French441 Orthography

442 Etymology

443 Dictionaries

444 Synonyms445 Grammar446 Prosody

447 Dialects

448 School texts

449 Provencal

450 Italian

451 Orthography

452 Etymology

453 Dictionaries

454 Synonyms

455 Grammar456 Prosody

457 Dialects

458 School texts

459 Rumansh and Wallachiaa

460 Spanish461 Orthography

462 Etymology

463 Dictionaries

464 Synonyms465 Grammar466 Prosody

467 Dialects

468 School texts

469 Portuguese

470 Latin471 Orthography

472 Etymology

473 Dictionaries

474 Synonyms

475 Grammar476 Prosody

477 Dialects

478 School texts

479 Minor Italic

480 Greek481 Orthography

482 Etymology

483 Dictionaries

484 Synonyms485 Grammar486 Prosody

487 Dialects

488 School texts

489 Minor Hellenic

490 Minor languages491 Minor Indo-European

492 Semitic

493 Hamitic

494 Scythian. Turanian

495 Eastern Asiatic

496 African

497 North American498 South American

499 Malay-Polynesian and other

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THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Natural Science

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

506

508

509

512

514

S15

Si6

517

518

519

520521

522

523

524

525

526

S27

528

529

:33

53^

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

541

542

543

544

545

546

547

548

549

Natural sciencePhilosophy

CompendsDictionaries

Essays

Periodicals

Societies

Education. MuseumsPolygraphy

History

MathematicsArithmetic

Algebra

Geometry. Conic sectionsTrigonometry

Descriptive geometryAnalytic geometry. QuaternionsCalculus

Probabilities

AstronomyTheoretic

Practical and spherical

Descriptive

Maps and observationsEarth

Geodesy

Navigation

EphemeridesChronology

PhysicsMechanics

Liquids. HydraulicsGases. PneumaticsSound. AcousticsLight. Optics

HeatElectricity

MagnetismMolecular physics

ChemistryTheoretic

Practical and experimentalAnalysis

Qua.itative

Quantitative

Inorganic

Organic

Crystallography

Mineralogy

550551

552

553

554

555

556

557

558

559

560561

562

563

564

565

566

567

568

569

573571

572

573

574

575

576

577

578

579

580581

582

583

584

585

586

587

588

589

590591

592

593

594

595

596

597

598

599

GeologyPhysical and dynamic geologyLithology. PetrographyEconomic geologyEuropeAsia

Africa

North AmericaSouth AmericaOceanica. Polar regions

PaleontologyPlants

Invertebrates

Protozoa. RadiatesMollusks

Articulates

Vertebrates

Fishes. BatrachiaReptiles. Birds

MammalsBiology EthnologyPrehistoric archeologyEthnology-. AnthropologyNatural history of manHomologies

Evolution. Species

Origin and beginnings of life

Properties of living matterMicroscopy

Collectors manuals

BotanyPhysiologic and structuralPhanerogamia

Dicotyledonae

Monocotyledonae

GymnospermaeCryptogamiaPteridophyta

BryophytaThallophyta

ZoologyPhysiologic zoologyInvertebrates

Protozoa. RadiatesMollusks

Articulates

Vertebrates

Fishes. Batrachia

Reptiles. Birds

Mammals

Useful Arts

600 Useful arts6or Philosophy

602 Compends603 Dictionaries

604 Essays

605 Periodicals

606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions

607 Education. Schools of technology608 Patents. Inventions

609 History of useful arts

610 Medicine61

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Anatomy612 Physiology

613 Hygiene. Gymnastics. Training614 Public health

615 Materia medica. Therapeutics616 Pathology. Diseases. Treatment617 Surgery. Dentistry

618 Diseases of women and children

619 Comparative medicine. Veterinary

620 Engineering621 Mechanical

622 Mining

623 Military. Naval624 Bridge and roof

625 Road and railroad

626 Canal

627 River and harbor628 Sanitary. Waterworks629 Other branches

630 Agriculture631 Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage63a Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects

633 Grains. Grasses. Fibers. Tea,etc.

634 Fruits, Orchards. Vineyards635 Kitchen garden

636 Domestic animals

637 Dairy. Milk. Butter. Cheese638 Bees. Silkworms

639 Fishing. Trapping

640 Domestic economy641 Cookery. Gastronomy642 Confectionery. Ices

643 Food. Dining. Carving

644 Fuel. Lights

645 Furniture. Carpets. Upholstery646 Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics

647 Servants: training, duties,wages648 Laundry649 Nursery. Children. Sickroom

650 Communication. Commerce651 Office equipment and methods652 Writing. 'Materials. Typewriters653 Abbreviations Shorthand654 Telegraph. Cables. :Signals

655 Printing. Publishing. Copyright656 '^T-ansportation.RailroadiDg,etc.

657 Bookkeeping. Accounts658 Business manuals. Methods. Tables659 Advertising and other topics

660 Chemical technologyChemicals

Pyrotechnics. ExplosivesBeverages: wines.liquors, ales,etc.Foods: sugar, starch, etc.

Lights: gas, oil, candles, etc.

Ceramics: glass,clay,cement,etc.

Bleaching. Dyeing. Inks. PaintsOther organic chemical industries

Metallurgy. Assaying

661

662

663

664

665

666

667

668

669

670 Manufactures671 Articles made of metals67a Of iron and steel ; stoves, cutlery

673 Of brass and bronze ; bells, etc.

674 Lumber and articles made of wood675 Leather *• *• leather676 Paper *• ** paper677 Cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc.

678 Rubber and articles made of rubber679 Celluloid and other

680 Mechanic trades681

632

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684

685

686

687

688

689

Watch and instrument makingBlacksmithing. HorseshoeingLock and gun makingCarriage and cabinet makingSaddlery and shoemaking. TrunksBookbinding

Clothesmaking. Hats

Other trades

690 Building691 Materials. Processes. Preservatives692 Plans and specifications

693 Masonry. Plastering, etc.

694 Carpentry. Stairbuild:ng

695 Roofing. Slating and tiling

696 Plumbmg. Gasandste.imfitlmg

697 Heating and ventilation

698 Painting. Glazing.Paperhangmg699 Car and ship building

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Fine Arts

Study

700 Fine arts701 Philosophy. Esthetics

702 Compends703 Dictionaries

704 Essays

705 Periodicals

706 Societies

707 Education.

708 Art galleries

709 History of art

710 Landscape gardening711 Public parks

712 Private grounds. Lawns713 Walks. Drives

714 Water. Fountains. Lakes715 Trees. Hedges. Shrubs716 Plants. Flowers. Conservatories717 Arbors. Seats. Outlooks718 Monuments. Mausoleums719 Cemeteries

720 Architecture721 Architectural construction

722 Ancient and oriental

723 Medieval. Gothic

724 Modem725 Public buildings

726 Ecclesiastical and religious

727 Educational and scientific

728 Residences

729 Design and decoration

730 Sculpture731 Materials and methods732 Ancient

733 Greek and Roman734 Medieval

735 Modern

736 Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems737 Numismatics. Coins. Medals738 Pottery. Porcelain

739 Bronzes. Bric-a-brac

740 Drawing. Decoration741 Freehand. Crayon742 Perspective

743 Art anatomy. Life school

744 Mathematical drawing745 Ornamental design. Carpet, etc.

746 Art needlework

747 Interior decoration

74S Stained and iridescent glass

749 Artistic furniture

750 Painting75 X Materials and methods752 Color

753 Epic. Mythic. Idealistit

754 Genre. Still life

755 Religious, Ecclesiastic

756 Historical. Battles, etc

757 Portrait

758 Landscape. Marine759 Various schools

760761

762

763

764

765

766

767

768

769

770771

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777

778

779

780781

782

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784

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786

787

788

789

790791

792

793

794

795

796

797

798

799

EngravingWoodCopper. Steel

Lithography

ChromolithographyLine. Stipple

Mezzotint. AquatintEtching, Dry point

Banknote. MachineCollections of engravings

PhotographyPhotographic chemistrySilver processes, etc.

Gelatine and pigment processes'* and printer's ink. Albertype

Photolithography, etc.

Photozincography, etc.

Photo-engraving. Photo-electros

Special applications

Collections of photographs

MusicTheory

DramaticSacred

Vocal

Orchestral

Piano and organStringed instruments

WindPercussion and mechanical

AmusementsPublic entertainment

Theater. OperaIndoor amusementsGames of skill. ChessGames of chance. Cards

Outdoor sports

Boating and ball

Horsemanship. RacingFishing. Hunting. Shooting

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Literature

800 Literature 850 Italian literature801 Philosophy 851 Poetry

803 Compends 852 Drama803 Dictionaries 853 Fiction

804 Essays 854 Essays

&05 Periodicals 855 Oratory

806 Societies 856 Letters

S07 Study and teaching 857 Satire. Humor808 Rhetoric. Treatises 858 Miscellany

809 History 859 Rumansh and Wallachian

810 American literature 860 Spanish literature8X1 Poetry 861 Poetry813 Drama 862 Drama813 Fiction 863 Fiction

814 Essays 864 Essays

815 Oratory 865 Oratory816 Letters 866 Letters

817 Satire. Humor 867 Satire. Humor8x8 Miscellany 868 Miscellany

8x9 869 Portuguese literature

820 English literature 870 Latin literature821 Poetry 871 Poetry

833 Drama 872 Dramatic

833 Fiction 873 Epic

834 Essays 874 Lyric

835 Oratory 875 Oratory826 Letters 876 Letters

8a7 Satire. Humor 877 Satire. Humor8a8 Miscellany 878 Miscellany

829 Anglo-Saxon literature 879 Minor Italic literatures

830 German literature 880 Greek literature

831 Poetry 88i Poetry

832 Drama 882 Dramatic

833 Fiction 8S3 Epic

834 Essays 884 Lyric

835 Oratory 885 Oratory

836 Letters 886 Letters

837 Satire. Humor 887 Satire. Humor83S Miscellany 888 Miscellany

839 Minor Teutonic literatures 8S9 Minor Hellenic literatures

840 French literature 890 Minor languages841 Poetry 891 Minor Indo-European

842 Drama 892 Semitic

843 Fiction 893 Hamitic'

844 Essays 894 Scythian. Turanian

845 Oratory 895 Eastern Asiatic

846 Letters 896 African

847 Satire. Humor 897 North American

848 Miscellany 89S South American

849 Provencal literature3 899 Malay- Polynesian and other

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

900 listory901 Philosophy

Compends. ChronologiesDictionaries

Essays

Periodicals

Societies

Study and teachingPolygraphy

Universal histories

910 Geography and travels911 Historical

MapsAntiquities

EuropeAsia

Africa

North AmericaSouth AmericaOceanica. Polar regions

920 Biography921 Of philosophy

•' theology*' sociology** philology'* science'* useful arts" fine arts

" literature

Genealogy. Heraldry

930 Ancient history931 China

Egypt

JudeaIndia

Medo-Persia

Kelts

Rome. Italy

Greece

Minor countries

940 Europe941 Scotland. Ireland

943 England. Wales943 Germany. Austria

944 France

945 Italy

946 Spain. Portugal

947 Russia

948 Norway. Sweden. Denmark949 Minor countries

History

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906

907

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912

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922

923

924

925

926

927

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92:)

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933

934

935

936

937

938

939

950 Asia951 China

952 Japan953 Arabia

954 India

955 Persia

956 Turkey in Asia957 Siberia

[chistan958 Afghanistan. Turkistan, Balu-959 Farther India

960 Africa961 North Africa962 Egypt. Nubia963 Abyssinia

964 Morocco965 Algeria

966 North Central Africa967 South Central Africa968 South Africa

969 Madagascar. Mauritiu

970 North America971 British America972 Mexico. Central America973 United States

974 North Atlantic states

975 South Atlantic states976 South Central or Gulf states977 Northeast Central or Lake "

978 Western or Mountain ••

979 Pacific states

980 South America981 Brazil

98a Argentina. Patagonia983 Chile

984 Bolivia

985 Peru

986 Colombia. Ecuador987 Venezuela988 Guiana

989 Paraguay. Uruguay

990 Oceanica. Polar regions991 Malaysia

992 Sunda

993 Australasia

994 Australia

995 New Guinea996 Polynesia

997 Isolated islands

998 Arctic regions

999 Antarctic regions

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General works 020 Library Economy.

010 Bibliography.•i,Theory, Utility, etc. ; .2tCompends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; ^

Societies; .7, Education, Training, see also 020.7; .8, Polygraphy; .9, History.

.Oil General Bibliographies. Universal Catalogs.0x1 is by Authors. If by Subjects they go in 016.

0x2-0x6 include both bibliographies and catalogfS. 017-oxg is limited to catm*logs of general collections.

012 Of Individual Authors.AlphabeteJ by bibliographees, not by compilers; e. g. Chaucer, Dante, Ruskin, etc.

Authors on whom special collections are being made (e. g. in. 800s), attract their

bibliographies to same number, leaving only a reference here.

013 Of Special Classes of Authors.e. g. Books written by Jesuits, by Catholics, by members of the Bavarian academy,

etc. or these may go with the bibliography of the cburch, society, etc., withreferences here.

014 Of Special Forms. Anonyms, Pseudonyms, etc.

.1, American; .2, English; .3, German, etc

015 Of Special Countries.

Books published in the country. Publishers* lists, current publications. Subdivided bfcountries like 940-999 ; e. g, 015.42, Bibliography of book^ published in England, as

Lowndes or English Catalog.

The history of literature, i. e. belles lettres, poetry, drama, fiction, etc., goes, of course, with

those topics in 800; but the literary history of any given place or period covering the

writings on all subjects as well as in literature, is bibliography, and goes, usually, im

015, though the literary history of some special class is 013.

016 Of special Subjects.Subdivided like the main classification, from 000-999; e.g. 016.01, Bibliography of bib&

ographies; 016.091, of manuscripts ; 016.5, of science; 016.942, of English history,

etc

Library and Sale Catalogs.Catalogs of any special subject, whether subject, author, or dictionary, go under its subject

number, in 016, which is the ruling heading wherever it conflicts with another.

017-019 therefore includes only catalogs of general collections, limited to no on«class or subject.

017 Classed Catalogs. Systematic or Logical..1, Public; .2, Private; .^, Auction; .4, Booksellers.

For all forms of aiphabetical subject catalogs, see 019. See 016 for Bibliogr^ihles.

018 Author Catalogs. see on for Bibliographies.

.1, Public; .2, Private; ,3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.

A volume containing both author and subject catalogs is more useful in 017. For auction

catalogs of private libraries use 018.2, not 018.3. o»8 includes accession, chrono-

logical, and any other forms (except subject and dictionary) of catalogs of collections.

019 Dictionary Catalogs. Alphabetico-classed, etc.X, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.

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.1, Cooperation; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societiea;

.7, Education, Training; .8, Polygraphy; ,9, History.

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Scope and Founding of Libraries.

Scope and Usefulness. See 331.85 for Laboring classes.

Library as an Educator; as People's University.

Library in Relation to Schools and the Young.See 371,64 and 027.8, School libraries.

Library Lectures, Museums, Galleries, etc.

Library as a Public Recreation.

Founding. Extension.

X)eveloping Interest; by Press, Lectures, School,Pulpit, Societies. Circulars, etc.

Legislation; State and Local.

Raising Funds. Securing Gifts of Books, etc.Subscriptions, bequests, lectures, fairs, membership fees, taxes, gOTtmmeiit aU

(remitted duties, public documents, foreign exchanges, etc).

IjUllClingS. See also 727.8, Architecture.

Location. Provision for Growth. Branches. Deliveries.

Materials and Protection against Fire. Library Fires,

Plans. Number. Size, and Arrangement of Rooms.

Storage Rccms. Stacks. Alcoves. Galleries.

Reading Rooms. Central Haiis. Small Study Rooms.

Administration and Special Rooms.Cataloging, office, patent, newspaper, public document, duplicate, class, lecture,

museum, art, chess, conversation, waiting, coat, toilet, etc

Lighting. Natural and Artificial. Electric, Gas, etc.See 621 32, Electric lighting.

Heating and Ventilation as Affecting Books.See 697, Building, Heating, etc. See 621.19, 628.8.

Fixtures. Furniture and Fittings. Shelving, Counters,

Hoists, Desks, Tables, Chairs, -5tc.

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Government and Service.

Constitution and By-Laws for Managers.Appointment and Tenure of Officers.

Trustees. Committees, Directors.

Chief Librarian. Qualification. Duties. See 920.,, tive..

Staff. Assistants, Catalogers, Janitor.

Daily Hours. Vacations.

Titles and Duties.

Salaries.

Rules for Staff.

025 Administration. Departments.

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024 Regulations for Readers.

Readers' Qualifications.User's age. Residence, Guarantees, References, Registration,

Fees and Assessments. Free Use. See 027.2 ;o«7^.

Hours of Opening. Evening Opening.Closing. Sunday, Holiday, Vacation, Examination.

See 263.7, Sunday; 025.8, Examination.

Reference Use.Access^_to^Catalogs, Librarians, and Shelves. Reading-Room Rules. Decorum in

Home Use.Number of Books, Time, Delinquencies. Fines, Re-iending. Restrictions. Renewals.

Special Privileges to Readers.Extra Books. Extra Time. Reservations. Suspension of Rules. Excuses.

Injuries. Defacements. Mutilations. Losses. Thefts.Other Regulations for Users.

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025 is for the librarian's part. The trustees build and furnish (03a); make rules fot

government and service (023), and regulations for readers (024) ; but the adminis-

tration involves questions of its own, which, however, are closely allied to topin

in 021-024 and elsewhere; e. g. the librarian must know his side of binding,

and be able to give proper directions and supervision, but need not know althe details of the binder's craft (686).

Administration includes ,1, Supervision; .2, Acquisition; .3-6, Utilization; .7-9,

Preservation; i. e. the librarian's duty to books is to Get, Use, Keep,

Executive. General supervision.Finances, accounts, salaries (see 023.8); Supplies, printing; Publications, statistics,

reports, bulletins; Relations to readers, permits, privileges, visitors; Corres*

pondence.

Accession. Acquisition.Selecting and buying books, serials, pamphlets, ephemera ; Prices, tSscounts. dutv fre«

importation (see 337.8); Auctions, old booklists; Sale duplicates, exchange^gifts (see also 021.9); Reception, checking bills, collation ; Plating, pocketii^y

embossing, private marking; Accessioning; Order slips, index and book, order

and serial blanks.

Catalog. For printed catalogs themselves, see 017-oig. This is for caialogiMg;

Printed, manuscript, or card ; Author, subject, title, classed ; Dictionary or combined ;

Cooperative rules ; Size notation ; Cooperative cataloging; Duplicated titles^

print or photography ; Mechanical accessories, cards, cases and fittings, drawers,

trays, blocks, checks, guides, labels.

Classification.For philosophical classification of knowledge, see 112, Methodology. This is for

practical classing of books, pamphlets, and notes, rather man theoretical

speculation.

On shelves; in catalogs; in dictionary catalogs: Systems of notation, figures, letters,

symbols, combined ; Importance and advantages ; Difficulties ; Close vs. broad

classing; Mnemonic features; Basis of division; Co-ordination of special

subjects.

Reference. Reference books. Aids to readers-See 028 for general discussion of reading and aids. Tlus is limited to Hbrary ad-

ministration.

M^OSitlm See 024.1 and 034.6 for regulations.

Indicators; Charging systems, legers vs. cards; Book cards, marks, pockeu; C*islips, readers' cards; Notices, reserves ; Registers; Inter-library Joans; Me-chanical accessories, slip cases, trays, tills, stamps, etc.

Binding and repair. see also 686, Bookbinding.

Materials, durability, tight vs. spring backs, sewing, coin-, hnering; Paoer cov^and temporary binders ; Restoring, mending, cleanmg, aud oiling

Shelf* See 022.9, Shelving.

Arrangement; Shelf numbers ; Shelf and book ii>be'.& ; Fixed r d relat.v? location*

Sizes on shelves ; Arrangement and preservation of public documents, panwphlets, papers, manuscripts, maps, dra\^ings, and plans, music, broadsidca*

clippings; Injuries, heat, gas, insects; Stocktaking; Shelf lists.

Building. Care, cleaning, safety. Janitor. Police.See 022 for building and fittings. This is janitor's department.

026 Libraries on special subjects.Histories reports, statistics, bulletins, handbooks, circulars, and everything abo,*

the library not more required in one of the sections above. Subdivided byiQdmg the class number of subject; e. g. a Medical Library iso2i6. ; a CheaLibrary, 026.794

jbut the Catalog of a Chess Library U 015.794; Blanks, etc.

from any library go under subjects in 025, as more used in studying topic.;but. If history of individual libraries is specialized, duplicates are also desirableunder the library in 026-7, thus making a complete set of its publications

027 General libraries.

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til "I ?by countries, like 93<^999; e. g. 0,7.744, CoUe'^brariest

France. Or -f wished, group all by geographical location, using o in 4th place^ndicate no division byW. of libraries; e.g. 027.044, Libraries of France"027*0747i, Libranes of N. Y. City.

A private libraiT is still classed 027.., after it has been sold or merged ia a publiclibrary Bu. a society library changed to a free public should take M7 4 forall publications after the change. ' ^ '"•

Private and family.

Proprietary, Society, Club and Athenaeum..2 is limited to libraries that are semi-private, requiring an election for admission, whil.

.3 mcludes all open toanyone on payment of afee. It is the difference betwee.a club and a hotel. .3 is for libraries run as a business. A mercantile library,even though it has endowments, if open without individual election, goes in ..

go \rlsubscription library. Many private subscription libnu-i«

Subscription. Circulating, e. g. Mudie-s, etc

Free public. Rate supported. Endowed. See 3,. 8$.

State and government.

For special classes.

Institution, prison reformatory, asylum, monastic, workmen's, factoty, railro.a.sailors, ligh.house, itinerating. A workmen's library of books on engineer!ing goes 026.62, not here, as the subject is more useful than the class of i«aden.

College.

School. Sunday-school. Parish. See also 371.64; o...^

Free news-rooms and reading-rooms. See also 33,.«^

028 Reading and aids.

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Methods.Tasting, skipping, reviewing, making synopses, abstracts, extract*, and indtxn

(see 029), book marking.

Choice of editions. Annotations, indexes, paper, type

Courses of reading.

Fiction. Novel reading.

Reading of young. Juveniles.

Professorships of books and reading.Lectures. Stimulus and guidance in schools.

Use of reference books.

Aids to readers. Guidance, primeu or personal, »ee also oa8.6 and ot5.j.

Character of reading in libraries.

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Much in 025 and 028 belongs equally under 029 in its full meaning, but oractical con.ven.ence is best served by referring to 025 and 028 instead of ^peatir^the he^dS!

Methods. e. g. Exact reference; standard sizes; use of colors; thought study: intercalation or card system (see 025.3) ; cooperative methods ; records vs. n^emorv, etc!See 653. abbreviations and shorthand; 154-1. mnemonics; 025.4, classihcation!.1 IS tor what one learns how to do by an improved method..2 is for articles which or.e must make or buy in order to utilize. Where a nnmfl.»covers both apphance and method, class wfth predominant feature

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Appliances. Labor-saving tools and devices. seeaiso6c.

'^^Ifa^e'^eifk^;^^^^^^^ 'T^i^' ^f" ^Z'^'"^"'^ ' --»^-^«i

Clippings. Scrapbooks or files. See also Files 65,.

Notebooks, notetaking, abstracting, etc.

Indexing. Index rerums. Printed and patent indexes.l-or alfabetmg and transliteration see 025.3.

Authorship. Writing for press. Copy and proof.oee also 655.25 Proofreading; 655.52 Relations to publishers.

^The Divisions 030-070 belcw tart alJ subdivided; i, American; t, EngKsh; 3, Gm

msn; 4, French; 5. Italian; 6. Spanish; ?» Slavic; S.Scandinavian; ^ Othm

030 General cyclopedias.

040 General collected essays.

050 General periodicals. Magazines.

060 General societies. Transactions.c. g. Academies of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, etc

070 General newspapers. Journalism.In large collections use geographical divisions under i, American; 2, English ere..

as in 970 and 940-9. Because of large size and very general character, a «better to keep newspapers together here than to class with local hi&.OTy .-t theplace where published. They could notgoon shelves with ordinary sized booJu.and a reference is made as easily to them under 070 as anywhere.

080 Special libraries. Polygraphy.

090 Book rarities.Books about these topics, and those chiefly valuable because of their rarH,, f^ Ur*.

A rare early edition of Shakspere goes in 822 33 with reference trwi*oy9. Oqcis mostly used for grouping references to books located elsewhere,

091 Manuscripts. Autographs.Photographs of mss. go with subject rather than here.

For Diplomatics and Paleography, see 417, and under the apedai Ungates, 49.^t 43»-7»etc.

092 Block books.

093 Early printed books. Incunabula,

094 Rare printing.

Aldines, Elzevirs, Caxtons, etc; Privately pr.'nted books; Unique booty^

095 Rare binding.

Noted binders, costly ornament, curious bindings.

096 Rare illustrations or materials.Illuminated. Illustrated by inserted plates. Printed on veHum, lUk. bvX «tC.,%

gold or silver letters, etc.

097 Ownership. Book plates. Ex libris.

098 Prohibited. Lost. Imaginary.

099 Other rarities. Curiosa. Minute size, etc

Phiilosophy.

100 Philosophy in General.Works limited to none of the nine Divisions.

loi Utility.

102 Compends, Outlines.

103 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.

104 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

105 Periodicals, Philosophical Magazines.

106 Societies, Transactions, etc.

107 Study and Teaching of Philosophy.

108 Polygraphy, Extracts, Maxims, etc

109 History of Philosophy.

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Ontology.Nature of Being. Substance and Fonn.

[ 12 Methodology.Philosophical Classification c^ Knowledge. Terminology. For Book Claasifiaitioni

1 13 Cosmology.

114 Space.

115 Time.

116 Motion.

117 Matter.

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Other Metaphysical Topics.Theory of Knowledge. Origin. Limits.Causation. Cause and Effect.

Liberty and Necessity..Set also 233.7, Freedom ; J34.,, Predestination ; ,59, Wffl.

Teleology. Final Causes.

Infinite and Finite.

Consciousness. Personality. s«.„..do«h«

Unconsciousness. Automata.

1 he Soul. See 1.8, Natural theology ; ,37. Future st**-

Origin of the Individual Soul.By Special Creation. See 2.3. creation.

By Inheritance. Traduction.

PreSlsience!"'""" '''"'^ "'""'''• '"'' ''""'"^ "=«*'•

Transmigration. Palingenesis.Emanation. See also .47, Pantheisn, ; ..a. Natural theology.

Mind and Body. Anthropology.Mental Physiology and Hygiene

'"n:rs%sfer' °" "^^ -'-^——S.8s.,.e.l«...,.a.H^..

Mental Derangements.Insanity. See 3(^.2, Asylums

; 9.0.8, Lives ; 6,6.84, Disea«.Idiocy. See 36a.3, Asylums

; 920.8, Lives; 37..93, Education.

Hypochondria. Melancholy. See 6,6.85a, Hys^ri..Catalepsy. See 616.852, Hysteria.

Ecstatics.

Kleptomania and other leading to crimeDipsomania and other leading to vice.

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Mnemonic derangements.Not knowing in one state what passed in another. See ,54, Memo.,.

Delusions. Witchcraft. Magic.Apparitions. Ghosts.Hallucinations.

Divination. Oracles. Second Sight. Omens. Pre.dictions.

Witchcraft. Sorcery. See .;..8. Pe«ecut«o.Astrology. See also 520.,, Astrology.

Palmistry.

Humbugs. Quackery.Spiritism. Table-tipping, etc. See also.s^^secc.

Mesmerism. Animal Magnetism. Clairvoyance

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See also 131, Mental physiology.

As Influenced byoeX. See 376.2, Mental capacity of women.

Physical Surroundings.See 575.3. Evolution

; 573.4, Natural history of man.

Ancestry (Mental Heredity), sees;;-., Evo,„tio„, ,3,.,. Sp««,heredity; 129.2, Origin of soul; 613.92, Hygiene.

Race. Racial Characteristics, see 57., Ethnology.

Age.

Physical Structure and Conditions.

Temperaments.

Physiognomy.

Phrenology. Mental Photographs, etc

Philosophical Systems.wol '7'V "\ u

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.het\ 7 T r "™"' ^h-'^ ^- ^'a-d under .^, not here F^attempting to label each wnter as an exponent of some one system.

Idealism. Transcendentalism, e... P,a.o, see .8^., 884.4;Berkeley, see .92.3 ; Fichte, see .93.3 ; Emerson, see ,91.3, 8.^.36.

Critical Philosophy. e.g.Ka„t,see.,3...

Intuitionalism. e.g.Reld.see r,..;; McCosh,se.,,..s.See also 156, Intuitive faculty; 171.2, Ethics.

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XimpiriClSm. e.g. Descartes, see 194.1; Bacon, see r,*.,.

Sensationalism, e. g. Locke, see .,..,.

Materialism. Positivism. e.g.Hobbes;com.e.see.^See also 149-2. Realism.

Pantheism. Monism. ..,Sp:no.a. Sce,„,Natura,theo.o«,.

XlCleCtlClSm. e. g. cousin, see 194.7.

Other Philosophical Systems.See 21 1, Rationalism, Scepticism ; 214, Fatalism.

Nominalism.Realism. See 146, Materialism.

Mysticism. See273.2, Heresies; 189.5. Medieva/ philosophy.

Associationalism.

Optimism. Meliorism-Pessimism, e. g. Schopenhauer, see 193.7.

See also 216, Evil; 233, Doctrine of man.

Agnosticism. See 2738, Agnostic heresy.

Nihilism.

Other Systems.

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150 Mental Faculties. Psychology.For mind in animals, see 591.51.

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Intellect. Capacity for Knowing.Genius.

Sense. Sense Perceptions.

Passive or Receptive Faculty.

Vision.

Hearing.

Smell.

Taste.

Touch.

Muscular Sense.

Understanding.Active or Thinking Faculty.

Conception. The Concept or NotioaAssociation.

Abstraction.

Reflection.

Judgment.

Reasoning. Induction and Deduction. See,6o,Logia

Memory. Reproductive power.

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155 Imagination. Creative Power.•' Fancy. Imaging Power.

156 Intuitive Faculty. Reason, sctk^..^,^^^

157 Sensibility. Emotions. Affections.

158 Instincts. Appetites.

159 Will

160 Logic. Dialectics.

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f-ogicaf macnines.

See 153.6, Reasoning power. I-or logic of chaoce, see 519, Probabilities.

Inductive.

Deductive.

Assent. Faith. see also 234.2. iJoctrinal theology.

Symbolic. Algebraic.

Logical topics.

Sources of error. Fallacies.

Syllogism. Enthymeme.

Hypotheses.

Argument and persuasion.

Analogy. Correspondence. See also 219, Katm) theo^isyb

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Many topics in applied ethics occur also i„ law, specially in 343, Crinunai law. S«also 377-2, Ethical education.

h; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5. Periodicals; A Sodette*

Society for ethical culture; .7, Study and teaching; .8. Polygraphy; .», Hiitory.

Theories. Philosophy of ethics.

Authority. WiU of God. Christian.

Intuition. Moral sentiment.See also 143, Intuitionalism; 156, Intuitive tacuity.

Perfection.

Happiness. Hedonism.Utilitarianism.

Conscience. Casuistry.

Evolutionary or educational.

Altruism,

Egoism.

State Ethics,

Individuals axid the state. Duties oi citizens. Pa-triOtlSm. See 320, Political science.

Duties of public officers.

Relations to church.See 261.7, The churcn; 322, Churcn ana state; 272, Fersecutioifc

International ethics. Peace and war.See 341, Internationa] kiw.

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Marriage and Divorce, see 347.6, Family law.

Polygamy and Monogamy. Seeaos. Morm

Duties of Husbands and Wives.Infanticide.

Duties of Parents.

Duties of Children.

Home Life.

Masters and Servants. See 647, Servants; 331. Labor

174 Professional and Business Ethics.

.X Clergy.

.2 Physicians,

,3 Lawyers.

.4 Merchants. Business Men.

•5 Speculation.

•6 Gambling, see 175.

.7 Compact. Promise,

.8 Employers and Employed,

175 Ethics of Amusements. For amusements, see 7^.

Public Shows and Diversions. Rinks, Circuses, etc.Theater. Opera, Private Theatricals.

Dancing. Balls. Round Dances.Games of SkiU. Billiards, Chess, etc.

Games of Chance. Cards, Dice, etc.

Prize Fighting. Animal Fighting. BuU, Dog, Cock, etc,Racing. Horse. Boat. Pedestrian. Wheel, etc.

Novel Reading.

Betting. Pooiselling, see 174.6.

176 Sexual Ethics.

,1 Chastity.

•3 Celibacy. See 254, celibacy of cler^.

.3 Continence.

,4 Solitary Vice.

.5 Social Evil. Sce 258. Parish care of fallen.

.6 Adultery.

•7 Immoral Art

•8 Immoral Literature.

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•1 Courtesy. See Etlquet, 395.

mM Conversation. Gossip. See also 3741* Seif-cuitum.

•3 Truth. Slander. Flattery.

•4 Dress. Display. Sumptuary Legislation.

•5 Caste. Class Feeling. W^ealth and Rank.See 294, Brahmanism; 331, Capital and labor.

•6 Friendship. Courtship. Coquetry.

•7 Philanthropy. Humanity-

•8 Solitude vs. Social Obligations.

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178 Temperance. Stimulants and Narcotics.General works on Temperance may be divided by form into .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals}

.06, Societies; .07, Teaching; .og, History. See also 613.3, Beverages; 6x3.8^

Nervous system ; 331.84, Laboring cla«ses,

•S Use of Intoxicating Drinks. Beer Drinking. Medic*inal Use.

•S Total Abstinence vs. Temperance.

•f Social Drinking. Wine at Table. Treating.

•4 Traffic in Intoxicating Drinks. License. High License*See also 336.27, Taxation.

•3 Prohibition. See 329.81, Prohibition oariv.

•6 Reformatories. Inebriate Asylums, etc- Sce36a.

•7 Tobacco.

•8 Opium. Hasheesh. Chloral. Ether and other Drugs.

•9 Gluttony and other Intemperance.

>79 Other Ethical Topics.

•I . Morals of the Press. Newspapers.

•S Cruelty to Children. See 173.4; 331.3, Labor rfcWkhwL

•3 Cruelty to Animals.

•4 .Vivisection. See also 614.2s, VmsectbDlaws.

•5 Oaths.

•6 Heroism. Bravery. Cowardice*

•f Life. Duelling. Suicide. See 394-8, Customs.

.8 Pride. Covetousness. Envy. Anger. Sloth. Jealousy.Hate, and other Vices.

m Humility. Liberality. Gentleness. Patience. Dili-

gence. Charity. Modesty, and other Virtues.

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180 Ancient Philosophers.See 921.9, Biography of Anc'_nt Philosophy.

Oriental Philosophers.

.1 Chinese. Confucius. Mencius,

•a Egyptian.

.3 Jewish. Kabala. Philo. Maimoniir,s.

-4 Indian. Gymnosophists.

^5 Persian. Sufism.

^ Chaldaean.

.7 Sabeism.

£ Phoenician.

^ Syrian.

Early Greek Philosophers.

Ionic. Thales. Anaximander. Anaximenes.Materialistic. Things are as they seem.

Italic or Pythagorean. Half idealistic

Eleatic. Xenophanes. Parmenides. Zeno. Mclissua.Idealistic Existence denied. Thought is the only reaBty.

Heraclitus.

Empedoclea

Atomistic.

Democritus.

Anaxagoras.

Other Early Greek.

183 Sophistic and Socratic Philosopners.

Sophistic. Protagoras. Gorgias. Prodicus. Hippias,Socrates.

Socratic.

Cynic. Antisthenes, Diogenes, Crates, etc.

Cyrenaic. Aristippus, Hegesias, etc,

Megaric. Euclid, Eubulides, Diodorus, etc.

Elian and Eretrian. Phedo, Menedemus, etc.

184 Platonic. Older Academy..1 Plato. .2 Speusippus. .3 Xenocrates.

185 Aristotelian. Peripatetic. Lyceum..1 Aristotle. .2 Theophrastus. .3 Eudemus. .4 Strato.

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Pyrrhonism. Scepticism. Pyrrho, Timon.New Academy. Arcesilaus. Carneades. Plutarch.

See 888.8.

Eclecticism. Cicero, see 875.4.

Alexandrian. Neo-Platonic. Philo, Plotinus. Proclus.Porphyry, lamblichuS. See 2394. Apologetics; 273.1.

187 Epicurean. Epicurus. Lucretius. seeaiso87.:.

188 Stoic.

-2 Zeno.

.a Cleanthes.

-3 Chrysippus.

.4 Panaetius.

-5 Posidonius.

.6 Seneca. See 878.5; 872.6.

.7 Epictetus.

.8 Marcus Aurelius.

189 Early Christian and Medieval Philosophers.

Gnosticism. See273.i, BasUides, Marcion. See 273.2, Manicheism.

Patristic. Tertullian. Augustine. Clement. OrigenArabian. Avicenna, Averroes.

Scholastic. Scotus, Aquinas, Anselm, Abelard.Mystic. Reuchlin, Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus.

Servetus, Bohme.

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Scfe^'Tl^ ""f" ?^^; ^t^^P^y- Philosophical works are p^Thet^norm^ierHSchool or System to which the author may be thought to belong. ^Sec note under 140.

191 American Philosophers.

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Jonathan Edwards. 1703-1758.O. A. Brovi^nson.

Ralph Waldo Emerson.Laurens P. Hickock. .

James McCosh.Noah Porter.

Francis Bowen.William T. Harris.

I 803-1876.

1803-1882.

I 798-1 888.

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1811-1890.

1835-

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198

199

Bacon.

Locke.

Berkeley.

Hume.Reid.

Dugald Stewart.

John Stuart Mill.

Spencer.

1561—1626. See 144, Empiricism.

1632-1704- See 145, Sensationalism.

See 141, Idealism.

See 824.64, English Essays,

See 143, IntuitiooaHsm.

1685-I753.

I7II-I776.

I7IO-I796.

I753-1828.

1806-1873.

1820-

Other British Philosophical Writers.

German Philosophers.

1646-1716.Leibnitz.

Kant.

Fichte.

Schelling.

Hegel.

Schleiermacher.

Schopenhauer.

Lotze.

1724-1804. See 143, CHtical Phfloeoptv,

1762-1814. See 141, Idealism.

1775-1854.

I77O-183I.

I768-1834.

I788-1860.

1817-1882.

See 149.6, PessimiflBb

Other German Philosophical Writers.

French Philosophers.

Descartes.

Malebranche.

Condillac.

Rousseau.

Diderot.

Lamennais.

Cousin.

Comte.

1596-1650.

1638-1715.

1715-1780.

1712-1778.

1713-1784.

1782-1854.

1792-1867.

1798-1857.

See 144, Empiricism.

See 148, Eclecticism.

See 146, Positivism.

Other French Philosophical Writers.

Italian Philosophers.

Spanish Philosophers.

Slavic Philosophers,

Scandinavian Philosophers.

Other Modern Philosophers.

The heads of 180-199 are for discussions of the systems of these men and for their philo-sophical works not clearly belonging elsewhere, not for a// their works. Mill*s

Logic is 160 not 192.7, but his complete tftfr>tf bound together are 192.7. Platoand Aristotle have iiidividiuil ninnhLTs, S.SM.4 and 5, where their works are mot«useful than in 184-5 because of iheir c assical prominence

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207

208

Religion General works.

Philosophy. Theories. Methods.

Compends. Outlines. Systems.

Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

Essays. Lectures. Disputations. Addresses.See 252, Sermons.

Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.

^"""^""m/r^r^^^'^^^^K,.^'^*^'''*'"^ ^''"^ ^ojk is largely done by paid officers, most member.merely contnbuting money; e. g. Pan^vangelical alliance, iiible and tract socieUes.

I'ut history, reports, etc. here, but their publications of course go with subject.

Education. Theological seminaries. Trainingschools. Divided like 940-99,

Polygraphy. Collected works. Extracts, etcMany collections go under a more S[>ecific head ; e. g. 240,

History of religion.

Natural theology.

Deism and atheism.Scepticism. Infidelity. Rationalism, etc.

See 239, Apologetics; '23 1. God; 273.8, Agnostic heresy; 149.7, Agnosticism. •

Pantheism. TheOSOphy. see .47, Pantheism; .29.5. Origin of ««L

Creation. see us, Cosmolog>-. Evolution, see 575, Sdence.

Providence, see 23.-5, Doctnnes. Theodicy, see 2^.^, for christian

Religion and science, see 239.8, Apologetics.

llVll. jJepraVlty. see 149.6, pessimism; 233.2, Sin.

Prayer. Prayer gauge, see ,64.1. Prayer; 248, Pei^onalreligleo.

Future life. Immortality. Eternity.See 237, Future state; 128, The soul.

219 Analogies. Correspondences, see aisc ,6,. Logic

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220 Bible. General works.

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For similar works limited to Old or New TesUment, or individual books seespecific head below. '

.X Canon. Inspiration. Prophecy.•a Concordances. Analyses.

.3 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

•4 Original texts and early versions. Codices.Heads for both old and new testaments are given, as they are also used for 221and 22^.

.42, Chaldee ; .43, Syriac ; .44, Hebrew ; .45, Samaritan ; .46, Other Semitic. Ethi-opia Arabic, etc.; 47, Latin. Itala. Vulgate; .48, Greek. SeptuatrintAquila. Symmachus. Theodotion. HexayJa ; .49, Other early versionsArmenian. Coptic, Gothic, etc. 220.4 and 220.=; are pure texts. A Hebrewbible with commentary goes m 220.7, wi.h reference from 220.44.

.5 Versions of Bible. Polyglots. Divide by languages, like ^oo.

These are translations from the original Hebrew and Greek. Translations from

S die ^oJs^hTaL^""^'^^ ^^^"^ in,22o.4

;e. g. an English translation of the

Hermeneutics, Exegesis. Symbolism. Typology.Commentaries on whole Bible, and annotated editions.For Notes, etc., on Portions of the Bible, see the most specific head in 221-229.

Special topics.Divided like General Classification

; e. g. Natural Science of the Bible in 220.85Biblical Geography and History.^'* ^i^"ffl^^^^^P^>'' description, etc.; (see 915.69,913.33, Palestine); .g,, Scrip-tural bography, (see also 922.1; 232.9, Lives of Christ); .93. Antiquities

nniof.''^''^^ Vin^^^^° "^' ^^V^^ ^^^'«^'°°

i 933, History of Jews); .94, Chro:nology; .gs, Historj', see ^33, Jews. /. y4. v-.iiu

Old Testament. Texts. Introductions, etc.Divided like 220, e. g. ^21.7. Commentaries on O. T.

222 Historical books.

.z Pentateuch..11, Genesis; .12, Exodus; .13, Leviticus; .14, Numbers; .15, Deu-

teronomy; .16, Decalogue.

.a Joshua.

•3 Judges and Ruth.

.4 Samuel.

.5 Kings.

.6 Chronicles.

.7 Ezra.

.8 Nehemiah.

.9 Esther.

223 Poetical books..1 Job..a Psalms.

.3 Authorship and Chronology.

.4 Special groups.Messianic; Greater Hallel

; Lesser Hal lei ; Vesper Psalms; Penitential6, 32, ^8. 51. 102, 130, 143 ; Hebraic Five Books, Ps. 1-41 ; 43-72 ; 73-89; 90-

.5 Liturgic use by Christians.See 264.038, Anglican psalter ; 245. Hymnology.

.6 Commentaries on Psalms.

.7 Proverbs.

.8 Ecclesiastes

.9 Song of Solomon or Canticles.

224 Prophetical Books.

.1 Isaiah.

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Lamentations.

EzekieL

•S Daniel,

•.6 Hosea.

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Amos.

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Other Minor Prophets.

Obadiah.

Jonah.

Micah.

Nahum.Habakkuk.

Zephaniah.

Haggai.

Zechariah.

Malachi.

225

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New Testament. TexDivided like 220.

Gospels and Acts,

I Harmonies.

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•4 Luke.

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Acts of the Apostles.

Miracles.

S Parables.

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Lord's prayer.

Epistles.

' .1 Romans.

.a I Corinthians.

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Galatians.

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Ephesians.

Philippians.

Colossians.

227-8 Other Pauline Epistlefc•"' I Thessalonians.

•8* 2 Thessalonians.

•83 I Timothy.

•^4 2 Timothy.

•85 Titus.

.86 Philemon,

•87 Hebrews.

•9 Catholic Epistles.•91 James.

•92 I Peter.

93 2 Peter.

•94 I John.

•95 2 Johiu

•96 3 John.

•97 Jude.

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Apocalypse.

Apocrypha.

Esdras i, 2.

Tobit, Judith, Esther.

Wisdorn.

Ecclesiasticus.

Baruch, Epistle of Jeremy, Song of the three Children.Story of Susanna, History of Bel and the Dragon.

Prayer of Manasses.

Maccabees i, 2, 3,4.

Pseudo Gospels.

Apostolic Epistles and Canons. Clementines, see ,8....

Doctrinal. Dogmatics. Theology.General Doctrinal Works may be subdivided by churches like 280-289. See 252.3.

God. Unity. Trinity.

God the Father, Creator.

God the Son, Redeemer.God the Holy Ghost, Giver of Life, Sanctifier.Divine Attributes. Omniscience, Omnipresence, Omni.

potence.

Divine Providence. Seeai4.

Divine Love and Wisdom.Divine Law and Miracles.

Theodicy, vindication of God's justice in permitting eyfl. See also 2.4, Nat. theology.

232 Christology.

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Incarnation. Messiah.

Logos, the Word of God.Atonement.

Sacrifice.

Resurrection,

Second Coming. See also 289.5,, Second Adventi»t»

Judgment.

Divine Humanity.Lives of Christ.

Man.

The Fall.

Sin.

Moral and Spiritual Heredity. SeeB,o.ogy.3,s... mo..-^Accountability.

Natural and Spiritual Body.Personality. See ,26, Metaphysies.

Freedom. 866234.91 »3» i5»

234 Salvation. Soteriology,

-I Grace.

.2 Faith.

.3 Redemption,

.4 Regeneration.

.5 Repentance.

.6 Obedience.

.7 Justification.

.8 Sanctification.

.9 Predestination and Freewill. See

235 Angels. Devils. Satan.

>33-7S tasi tS9.

236 Eschatology. Last Things.Death..1

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Intermediate State. Sheol. Hades.Purgatory.

Paradise. Umbui tmxnm.

Limbo. Limbua iniamoM

Resurrection.

Judgment. See 232.7. Christofcgy.

Future State. Seeai8,Natunatheo»ojy.

Eternity.

Immortality.

Conditional Immortality.

Heaven.

Hell. Gehenna.

Retribution. Future Punishment.Eternal Punishment. See 289.1. universalis.

Creeds. Confessions. Covenants. CatechismsDivided more closely if wished like 280-2X0: e. g. 238. ig, Greek church.

Apostles*, Nicene, and Athanasian Creeds.Creed of Pius IV. (Trent) ; and later Roman.Anglican. 39 Articles, A. D. 155,. .ee ,0.03;. L...r^.

Contmental Prot. Lutheran. Caivmist. Don.Westminster. Saybrook. Cong'l. Cambridge. Savny

.6-9 Of other Sects. Divided like 28^289.

239 Apologetics. Evidences of Christianity.If preferred, courses nf Anrtl/wotJ/- la^» t .

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Apostolic Age.

Against the Jews.

Against the Heathen.

Against the NeO-PlatOnistS. See „3.., Gnclc here.,.

Against the English and Scotch Deists. See,„.D«-n.Against the French Encyclopedists.

.7 Against the Rationalists.See ,„. Natural theology

; ,;3.8. Agnostic here.y; .4,.,. Agno5tici«n.

.8 Against the Scientists. For»-.,.ChrisUanview,see,.5.

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Devotional. Practical.UlQaCtlC. For CatecliLra.s, see 238.

Meditative. Contemplative. s«.^.pc«„.,„u^Thomas a Kempis.

Hortatory. Evangelistic.

Miscellany. Religious novels, Sunday-schoolbooks, allegories, etc.

But cUss Bunyan in 823-42, because of his literary prominence.

Hymnology. Religious poetry.See 223.5, Psalms; 264.038, Psalter.

"'"''t^ked."^"^"'"" ""' ""^ """ ""^ '^"'"=''='' '*"= '^- « 'J'nonui.atJon U dc*

Ecclesiology. Symbolism. Religious art.246-7 cover religious bearings. For art side see 700.

Byzantine and Gothic ecclesiology.See 723. Mediaeval architecture; 726. Religious architecture.

Primitive church and heathen art.

Images in churches. Iconoclasts.

Protestantism and religious art.

Emblematic and cryptographic art. Catacomb symbols.Liturgic symbolism. Altar. Colors. Lights.

See 264, Public worship.®

Evangelistic use of music and art, pictorial and plastic.Delia Robbias.

Eucharistic music. Ambrose. Gregory the Great.Later development. See ,83. Sacred music; ,64.,. PubUc worship.

Sacred furniture. Vestments. Vessels. Orna-ments, etc.

Font. Baptistery. Lectern. Pulpit.Tabernacle. Rood screen. Reredos.Sculpture and mortuary design.

See 7.8, Monuments; 726.8, Mortuary buildings; 730, Sculpture.

Illumination. Mosaics. Enamels. Stained glass.See 745, Ornamental design ; 748. Stained glass.*

Fresco and religious painting, see/so,

Pallium. Mitre. Crozier. Ring.Vestments and altar cloths.

Eucharistic vessels. See ,65.,. Sacnunen...

Ornaments, etc. Crucifix. Banners. Thurible. Incense.Personal religion. Asceticism. seeai»:

Family devotions, see ,64. PubUc worship.

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250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial.251 Homiletics. Preaching. see,6...P„.„<:_M.

Divided hke 252, for matter about special kinds of sermons.

252 Sermons.TT^e collected sermons on various topics under ^,^ are divided by churches and sects, lik.

33 r.89- The nme heads below are for collections and cross references, but c^fc!used for separate sermons if the classifier prefers.<>« Can bo

Episcopal charges. Pastorals.Controversial. Polemic.Doctrinal. Dogmatic. See liso 230, Dogmatics.

Practical. Devotional.Academic. Educational. See also 378.7. BaccalaureatePolitical. Public occasions and duties.Consecration. Ordination.

See also 265.4. Ordination ; 265.9. Consecration ; 262.i6, Polity.

Expository.

Memorial. Obituary. Biographical. Historical.The memonal of a special church goes with that church in 280. See 9.0. Biograph,

Pastoral visitations, evangelistic.

Clerical support. Celibacy.See also 176.2, Sexual ethics; 24S, Asceticism ; 613.89. Hygiene.

Brotherhoods. Sisterhoods.In the parish. For Monastic orders, see 271.

Societies for parish work. Guilds. Sodalities1^1 societies. Discussion of desirability of such work. For general societies «=e ,06 and ,6,."

rarochial schools. Libraries, etc.See 377.5, Education; 027.8, Parish libraries.

Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.See 265.8, Ministry of sick ; 176.5, Social evil.

Other ministrations and work.

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Church vs. barbarism.

Church and morals.

Church and intellectual development. See ,77.8, EducatorChurch and civilization.

Church and civil government. See ^n.^. Su.e ethicsj jaa, church «d**»National churches vs. organic unity.

262 Ecclesiastical polity.

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Apostolic succession.

Episcopate.

Papacy. Primacy. Papal supremacy; infaHibility, i8 July

Priest. Presbyter. Minister. Lay ministry.

Deacon. Deaconess. Evangelist.

Orders. Ordination. See 265.4, Sacraments; 253.7, SermoM.

Episcopal.

Presbyterian.

Congregational.

Parish. Congregation. See 250 for ParocMai work.

See. Diocese. Cathedral system.

Council. Synod. Presbytery. Congregation. Convention.Polity only, here. Proceedings go with churches, 281-9.

General or oecumenical council. See also 270.2.

Canons. Decrees.

Traditions.

Authority. Church and ministerial. Private judgment.Discipline. Courts. Trials- For Canon law see 34s.

Sabbath. Lord's day. Sunday.Hebraic sabbath.

Modern sabbath. Seventh day.

Lord's day. Christian Sunday.

Sunday observance.

Work.

Amusement.

Opening libraries and museums.See also 024.4, Library rules.

Sunday laws.

264 Public worship. Divine service. RitualSee also 246, Ecclesiology ; 247. Sacred furniture. Genera] works are divided oy Churehes tue

280. Under various Churches the services raay be further divided, asi e. y.

«OJ Anglican and American P. E. ritual.

-031 Calendar. Festivals and fasts. See also 529.6, ChroDology,.031 Lectionary and rubrics.

.033 Morning prayer. Litany.

•034 Evening prayer. Vespers. Compline.

•035 .Sacraments, ordinances, and services. See also 265, Sacramenlfc•036 Collects, epistles and gospels.

rfi37 Ordinal. Articles. Creeds. See also 238.3, Creeds, doctrines.038 Psalter and other. See 223.5, Psalms; 245, Hymnology.

* •039 History of successive prayer books.

264.1

•2

•3

•4

•5

.6

.8

265

Prayer. Extempore. Liturgic.See also 248-249, Private and Family Prayer.

Music. Singing. Instrumental. Praise Meeting.See also 783, Sacred Music; 246.7, .46.8, Ecclesiology.

Scripture Readings.

Antiphonal or Responsive Readings.Confessions of Faith. Creeds, see also .38, creeds.

Sermons. Exhortations. Instructions.See also 251 and 252, Preaching and Sermons.

Prayer and Conference Meetings.Class and Covenant Meetings. Love Feasts.Sacramentals. See also 265, sacraments.

Sacraments. Ordinances.

Baptism.

Confirmation. Church Fellowship.Eucharist. Holy Communion. Sacrifice.

Holy Orders. Ordination. see also .e^..e, Ministry; .5.7. Sermoa.

Marriage. See 173, Ethics of the Fanuly.

Penance. Confession. Absolution.

Extreme Unction. Viaticum.

Ministry ofSickand Dead. Faith Cure. HeaUng. BuriaLConsecration. Dedication, See 26...6, ordination; 25.7. Sennon.

Missions. Home and Foreign.Subdivided by Churches, like 280. See also 377.6, Missionary schools.

"^^^rS^?S^^i^-1:-^^ "-r the .eo^ph.

267 Associations.^S^e?Sf.T6.^^^St^^^^^^^^^^

Religious societies of both men and women.U. S. Christian commission.Salvation army.

Religious societies of men.For Y. M. C. A. see 267,3

;missionary societies. 366 ; ministenal education societies,m-Bible socieues, 206.

«~nimiDD,^,

17th centurj' or earlier. /

i8th century. f^^^^ ^^ '^''''^^^ ^^ countries like 940-99.

19th century; inter- and undenominational.In educational institutions. Divided like 940^. if preferred, cancel ^31 and out

all together in .234-9. For work of V. M. C. A. see 367,361.

•*Nasmith " societies.

Young men's Christian unions; i. e. not "evangelical," etc..234---239 Others. Divided like 940-99.

•24 19th century; denominaiional.

.241 In educational institutions. Divided hke 382-289. It preferred, cancel .m4i andput all together in .242-g. For work of Y. M. C. A. see 367.361.

.342-.249 Others. Divided like 282-289.

.3 Young Men's Christian Associations.Active membeiship confined to members of " evangehcal " churches.To shorten the number, X may be used tor 267.3 throughout; i c X 29 would mean

*• Work in small towns.

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267.31 Objects, field and extension.

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266

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•15

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.33

.231

.232

.233

•3"

312

•3'3

.314

•315

.316

.318

3^9

•32

.321

.322

•323

.324

•325

.326

•327

.328

•329

•33

'33^

•332

*333

•334

•335

•34

.341

Methods only. For history,

reports and periodicals see

267. ;^9; for secretaries see

267*>4I.

Need and objects.

Limits ;— for and by young men and distinctively religious.

Relation to the church.

International work.

National^ work.

State work.

District work.

Work in towns able to support a general secretary.

Work in small towns.

Buildings. See library buildings 022.

Location. Provision for growth.

Materials and protection against fire.

Plans. Number, size and arrangement of rooms.

Reception, social rooms and parlors.

Library. Reading, lecture, and class rooms. See 022.

Administration and special rooms. Boys* rooms.

Physical culture rooms.

Lighting, heating, and ventilation.

Fixtures, furniture, and fittings.

Organization.

Incorporation. Constitution and by-laws.

Branches and sub-organizations. Including women's work for young men.

Managers. Officers serving without pay.

1, Trustees (in charge of real estate).

2, Directors.

3, President.

4, Treasurer.

5, Recording secretary.

6, Executive or Corresponding secretary.

Standing committees.

1, Importance; enlistment and composition-

2, Principles and methods of organization.

3, Names and duties. See also Department work 267.35.

Membership.

1, Membership committee.

2, Classes of membership.

3, Securing and retaining members.

4, Development of active members.

5, Associate membership and its relations.

For members* meeting see Social work, 267.3544.

Salaried officers. Duties, qualifications, training^.

General secretary and assistants. Including international and state secretaries. Seealso 267.314-.316.

I, Office and work.

2f Qualifications.

3, Relationship: 31, To churches and pastors; 32, To officers, directors,

and committees; 33, To other employees; 34. To the members; 35, Tothe religious work; 36, To the business community; 37, To his fellow

secretaries.

4, Personal hints : 41, considering a call and beginning work; 42, Spirit-

ual and intellectual growth and health; 43, Office work, system, and

economy; 44, Personal appearance and conversation ; 45, Ladies' com-

pany; 46, *' Secretarialism.'*

267.342 Librarian and assistants. May be divided like 267.341. See also Library administra-tion, 025 and 267.3532.

•343 Physical director and assistants. May be divided like 267.341. See also 267.355and U13.7.

.344 Other salaried officers.

.345 Training ; need and methods, demand and supply.

.346 Training schools.

347 Training by apprenticeship.

.348 Institutes. 1

.349 Conferences. (^^^'^"^^ ""'-^^ ^"'' '^P^''' «<^ '^7-39-

.35 Local work by departments.

•35^ Business department.

1, Finance committee.

2, Annual budget.

3, Endowments and other sources of income.

4, Solicitation, collection and disbursement.

5, Financial book-keeping.

6, Debt, taxes, &c.

7, Records and statistics.

8, Advertising, including anniversaries and parlor conferences.

9, Printed matter. Including bulletin, prospectus, etc

.352 Religious department.

1, Committees.

2, Individual Bible study. Methods and helps.

3, Bible classes.

4, Training classes. Personal work.

5, Bible readings. Song services.

6, Evangelistic meetings.

7, Social religious meetings.

8, Other meetings in the rooms.

9, Work outside the rooms. In public institutions, sermons to young men. distribu-tion of religious papers, invitations, etc.

•353 Educational department.

1, Committees.

2, Library. See 267.343 and 025.

3, Reading room.

4, Classes.

5, Lectures and talks.

6, Literarv societies.

<354 Social department.

1, Committees,

2, Reception committee.

3, Social rooms and fittings. See 267.32.

4, Receptions. Socials. Entertainments.

5, Music.

6, Amusements. Including games of skill. Seea2so794.

267.355 Physical department.

1, Committees.

2, Aim and benefit of department. Fo» Physicaj director see 367.343; Eqtupmenta

methods, etc., 613.7.

-356 Information, relief, etc., department.

1, Boarding house bureaus.

2, Employment bureau.

3, Savings bureau.

4, Visitation of sick.

5, Destitute young men.

^57 Boys* department.

1, Committees.

2, Religious work.

3, Educational work.

4, Social work.

5, Physical work.

6, Information, relief, etc.

.35S

•359 Janitor's department. Building; care, cleaning, safety. Police.

.96

.361

.362

363

364

365

366

367

36S

3^J

37

38

30

391

392

Work among special classes.

Y. M. L. A. only; other religious societies of men go iu 267^.

College and school.

1, History and methods in general.

2, International reports- Including Northfieid meeting*.

3, International periodicals.

For state and sectional reports and periodicals see 267.39.

Railroad employes.

1, History ind methods in general.

2, International reports.

Commercial travelers.

Foreign-speaking. Divided like 400; e. g. 3, German, 4, French, 5, Italian, etc

Colored men.

American Indians.

Soldiers. U. S. Christian commission, 267.11.

Sailors,

Other. Policemen, firemen, fishermen, lumbermen, mutes, etc.

History, reports, periodicals, etc. For methods see 267.314-.319

International history.

International reports, etc.

1, Reports.

2, Other pamphlets.

•393 International periodicals. International college periodicals, 267.3613.

394~-399 Divided hke 940-999.

Reports, etc., of international college and railroad woric

go in 267.361- 362.

2674.41

.42

43-431

-432

•433

-44

5

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.61

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.62

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268

269

270

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23

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.26

.27

Religious societies of women.

iQth century; inter- and undenominational

Women's Christian associations.

Divided like 267.3. To shorten the number, W may be used for267.432 throughout; e, g.W I would mean " Objects, field and extension."

Kiner's daughters.

19th century; denominational. Divided like 282-289.

Young Women's Christian Associations. Active membership con-fined to members of " evangelical *' churches.

Divided like 267.3-. 399.

To shorten the number Y may be used for 967.5; e. g. Y3, Organization, instead of 267.53.

Religious societies of young people, Foi Sunday schools see 368,

Inter- and undenominitional.

Young people's society of Christian endeavor.

1, Reports, etc.

2, Periodicals.

Denominational. Divided like 282-289.

Religious societies of boys. Not y. m. c. a. Divided like 267AReligious societies of girls. Not y. w. c. a. Divided like 267.6.

Sunday Schools.

Revivals. Retreats. Parish Missions.

Religious History.Ancient Period. To Conversion of Germans.

866281.1-281.4, for collected works of early theological writers, etc. 270 is for religiou*

history of these periods.

For religious history of special countries, either general or for special periods, see countrydivisions, 274-279; e. g. English reformation, 274.2.

Apostolic. Nativity to Constantine.

Period of CEcumenical Councils. Centralization. A. D.325-787.The Greek Church acknowledges these seven Councils as really CEcumenical. Anglicans

generally recognize only the first six. See also 262.5, Polity.

First of Nice, A. D. 325.

First of Constantinople,

First of Ephesus,

Chalcedon,

Second of Constantinople,

Third of Constantinople,

Second of Nice,

3B1.

431-

451.

533-

681.

787.

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270.3

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72

.73

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.76

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.78

.79

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.91

.92

•93

.94

•95

.96

.97

.971

•973

.973

•974•975.976

y77.98

.99

Mediaeval Period. Charlemagne to Luther.

Charlemagne. Papacy vs. Empire. A. D. 787-1054.Church planted among the Germans, Feudalism. Great schism, east vs. west,

1054.

Hildebrand. Roman Supremacy. A. D, 1054-1200.Temporal Power. Scholasticism. First three Crusades.

Later Mediaeval. Renaissance. A. D. 1200-1517.Innocent III. Papal Schism. Avisrnon. Nominalism vs. Realism. Greek

Church under Moslems. Education. Arts. Inventions. Pre-Reformation.'

Modern Period, Reformation to present.From A. D. 1517, Theology in Europe is in three types, viz : Roman, Lutheran,

and Reformed or Calvinistic.

Reformation, Counter-Refornx^tion. A. D. 1517-1648Council of Trent, A. D. 1545-63- Diet of Augsburg. Luther. Melancthon. Cal-

vin. Knox. Religious Wars. Jesuit Missions in East. See also Refor-mation in England, etc., 274.2.

Peace of Westphalia to French Revolution. A. D. 1648-1789.

Union of Church and State. Deism. Materialism.

Modern. Rationalistic. A. D, 1789-Holy Alliance. Greek Church in Russia. Atheism. Pantheism. Protestant

Missions.

271 Monastic Orders.See also 255, Brotherhoods

; 377.3, Monastic schools.

Founded A. D. 529.

1 1 70.

Benedictines.

Dominicans.

Franciscans.

Augustinians.

Jesuits.

Passicnists. 1720.

Lesser Roman OrdersCarthusians. Founded A.

Cistercians.

Carmelites. 12th Century.

(( «(

(( it 1 182.

1256.

1540.

Redemptorists. 1732,

<(

((

((

<i

D.

1 1 50. Capuchins.

1642.

1086.

1098.

1525.Trappists.

Sulpicians.

Oblates.

Lazarists. 1624.

Christian Brothers. i8th Century.

Other Lesser Roman Orders.

De la Salle.

Anglican Brotherhoods.

Sisterhoods.Sisters of Charity. Vincent de Paul. Founded A. D. 1629,Sisters of Mercy, Augustinian. ** ** 1831,

Ladies of the Sacrea Heart. Jesuit" " 1800.

Sceurs de bon Secours. Nurses.

Little Sisters of the Poor.

Contemplative. Cloistered iVuns.

Other Roman Sisterhoods.

Carmelites.Second of St. Dominick.Franciscans.Ursulines. A. D. 1537.Of the Visitation. ** 1610.Of St. Joseph. " 1650.

Of the Proi.entation. " 1777.

Anglican Sisterhoods.

Other Protestant Orders. Deaconesses. (Kaiserwerth.)

272 Persecutions.

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273

Apostolic Church by Imperial Rome, ist to 4th Century.Heretics, by Inquisition or Holy Office. Since 1470.

Waldenses and Albigenses. nth and 12th Cent. By R.Ch.See also 284.4, Protestant sects.

Huguenots. French Protestants. St. Bartholomew, 1572.Edict Nantes, 1598, Revocation, 1685. By Rom. Ch.

See also 284.5, Protestant sects.

Molinists and Quietists. Close of i6th Century to destruc-tion of Port foyal, A- D. 1709. By Roman Catholics.

See also 273.7, Heresies.

Marian. Anglican Reformers by Mary. A. D. 1553-8. ,,

Elizabethan, Later i6th Century. Rom. Ch. by Anglicans.Quakers. Baptists. Witches. Later 17th Cty. By Puritans.

See also 133.4. Witchcraft.

Other Persecutions.

Heresies.For the history of special Doctrines see 230-239, Doctrinal Theology.

Gnostic— Reaction of Pantheism and Heathen Philosophyon Christianity, ist three Centuries.

See also 189.1, Gnostic philosophy; 186.4, Neo-Platonism ; 239.4, Apologetics.

Manichaeism.—Parsee Dualism. Opposition of Good andEvil. Mystic. Ascetic. 3d Century.

See i49-3» Mysticism; 248, Asceticism.

Sabellian.—That the Trinity is not of persons, but ofsuccessive manifestations. About 250 A. D. (Heldby Schleiermacher, Bushnell, Swedenborg.)

Arian.—Denying Divinity of Christ. 4th Century.

Pelagian.—Denying Original Sin and Supernatural Grace.5th Century.

Antinomian.—Denying force of Law, under Gospel Dis-pensation. i6th Century,

Molinist and Jansenist. Pietists. Port Royal.—Augus-tine's doctrine of Grace, vs. the Roman doctrine ofGood Works. A. D. 1580-1700.

Agnostic—Denying possibility of Revelation. Holdingthat Theology and the Supernatural lie without thedomain of Human Knowledge.

See also 149.7, Philosophy; 211, Atheism; 239, Apologetics.

.9 Minor Heresies.

274 to 279 General Religious History. By Countries.274-279 is divided geographically lilie 940-999.

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280 Christian Churches and Sects.281-289.8 may be subdivided where needed like 940-999.

281 Primitive and Oriental Churches.

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282

283

284

Se^ al;^ 270,1 tn -'70.^, K.irly Keli-ums Historv

.

Apostolic Church, to time of Great Schism, A. D. 1054.Works of Apostolic and Christian Fathers here; use 270 ii,r religions historj" jf thtm

periods. See also 229.9, Ai>ocryphaI books.

Primitive Apostolic, to end of First Century.Ante-Nicene. A. D. ioa-325. See also 270.,

Post-Nicene, A. D. 325-1054. see also 270.3-3.

Oriental Churches.

Armenian.

Coptic.

Nestorian.

Eastern or Graeco-Russian or Holy Orthodox Church.'^^

^i'ntoIS and WeSi^nTr""!,""'^^"^^ ^- '°54, separates the Catholic Chu«Ainto l!-astern and Western Churches, which from this time have separate histories.

Western or Roman Catholic Church.Divided geographically like 940-99*;.

Anglican and American P. E. Church.Divided geographically, when needed, like 940-999; e.g. the Anglican Church in Au..

tralia 15283.94; India, 283.54.

Continental Protestant Sects. Protestantism.

Lutheran. Reformed. See aUo 285.7, Reformed church in Ameriou

Calvinist ; Zwinglian. see 285, and 286.,.

Hussites. Anabaptists. Leyden. Seea86.i.

Albigenses. Waldenses. Vaudois. See 272.3.

Huguenots. See 272.4.

Moravian.

Scandinavian. Swedish.

.8 Old Catholic.Here are clas.sed those denying Papal Infallibility, or for other cause cut off from Romtthough Catholic m other respects

^^.9 Other.

285 Presbyterian. Reformed. Congregational.

Presbyterian Church in America.

Presbyterian Church in Great Britain.

Cumberland Presbyterian.

United Presbyterian. •

Reformed Presbyterian.

Minor Presbyterian Sects.

Reformed (Dutch) Church in America, e. 8.285.77471, in n.y. ae.

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4

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9 Puritanism,

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286 Baptist.

I Calvinistic. ,2 Free Will. .3 Seventh Day.

287 Methodist

Wesleyan Methodist

Calvinistic Methodist.

Welsh Calvinistic MethodistPrimitive Methodist.

Primitive Wesleyan.

Methodist Episcopal.

Protestant Methodist.

African Methodist.

.9 Minor Methodist Sects.

288 Unitarian, see 2734.

289 Minor Christian Sects.

Universalist.

Campbellite or Christian. Disciples.

AdVentlSt. See also 232.6, Secuud coming of ChrMt.

New Church or Swedenborgian.

Catholic Apostolic.

Quakers. Friends. Hicksites.

Mennonite.

Shaker. Mystic.

Other Minor Christian Sects.

290 Ethnic. Non-Christian.291 Comparative and General Mythology.

292 Greek and Roman Mythology.

293 Teutonic and Northern Mythology.

294 BrahmaniSm. Buddhism. For Cherlndic Religions, see „^„.See also 891.2, Sanskrit literature: 177.5, Caste.

295 ParSeeism. Zend AveSta. For other Ira„ic Religions, see .,,..5.

See also 891.52, Zend literature.

290 Judaism. For otter Semitic Religions, see 299.1.

297 Mohammedanism.

298 MormOnism. see ,73.2, Polygamy.

299 Minor Non-Christian Religions.Subdivided ethnically like 49'-499; e: g. Egyptian religion, 299.3, ; Afghani religion, 299.,58.

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Sociology.

300 Sociology in General.301-309 all have Sociology m General as their subject, but it is treated in these various forms.

A periodical on Education goes 370.5, not 305, which is only for periodicals on Soci*ology m General. In Sociology, most works in these forms are limited to one Division;e. g. to Political Economy, Education, Law, etc. All these have the same subdivision ofGeneral Works ; i. e. Essays on the various divisions are 310-4, 320.4, 330.4, and so on toEssays on Manners and Customs in General, 390.4. A Zero in any class number showsthe subject to be general, not specific.

301 Philosophy. Theories.See Philosophy of History, 901.

302 Compends, Outlines.

303 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.

304 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

305 Periodicals, Magazines, Reviews.

306 Societies, Transactions, Reports.

307 Education, Teaching, Study, etc. seeaisojTo.

308 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.Put here collected works of statesmen ; e. g. works of Adams, Jefferson, etc

309 History of Social Science.

310 Statistics.

311 Theory, Methods. Science of.

312 Population. Progress of. Vital Statistics.

Births. Deaths. Mortality. Longevity.See also 614.1, Registration and vital statistics.

Statistics are divided geographically like 930-999; e- g- Population of Maine is 3it.74b

313 Special Topics.

314 to 319 General Statistics. Diwded geographically nke 940^99.

The Statistics of any special matter are put with the subject, e. g. of Domestic Animals in636, of Short Hand in 653, of French Novels in 843. of Theaters in 792, etc .^utisticstoo general to be included in any topic are divided bv countries. The statistics of NewYorkCity would be 317.471, but the statistics of Medicine in New York would be putwith 610, Medicme, i. e., the Topic outranks the Locality.

320 Political science.'

'^^T-'-^frl^,'"'''' •?• t^ompends, statecraft; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, .c. Periodiab-

kHJ^^: '• E<^"""™; .-8. Polygraphy; .,, History ot%,iS'.ifen„."*Sa

321 Form of state.

'^'Ml a-n'dl" Atlrn.ln""' ""'' ''°"''' ««''« «"»' "^^^ 34a, Consthurtci.

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324•z

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Family. Patriarchal age.Tribes. Clans. Marks. Village communities.Feudalism.

Democracy. P^, e. g. Athens, Town meeting.

Aristocracy, e. g. Italian republics. Medieval German citie*.

Absolute monarchy.Constitutional monarchy.KepUbllC. Modern democracy, delegated powei*.

Church and state. S«also.,,.3.Stateethics;,6..,.-n»dH«*.

Internal or domestic relations.Free speech. Liberty of the press ; see also 070, Newspapers ; ,79.., Morals of the pnm.

Suffrage.

Qualifications. Age. Property. Education. Color.Kace, etc. see also 325.1, Naturalization.

Forms of suffrage. Universal. Limited. Minority rep.resentation. Class system. Cumulative, etc.

.3 Woman suffrage. See also 396.3, Woman; 3.9.83. Woman «iff«ge p.^.

.4-9 In special countries. Divided like 940-999.

325 Colonies and immigration.

.1 Immigrants and naturalization.

•2 Emigrants. Divided by countries like 930-999,

-3 Colonization. Divided by country like 940-999.

.4-9 In special countries. Divided Uke 940^, by coantiySowhfcfc

320 olaVery. see also 973.7, Civil war; 371-94, Education << ifeedoMn.

.1 Slave trade.

Coolies and contract slaves.

Serfs and serfdom.

Anti-slavery documents.

periodicals.

societies.

Pro-slavery.

Emancipation and freedom.

History of slavery. Divided geographicaHy Hke 9^0-991.

Biography of slaves.

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327 Foreign relations. Divided geographical Mke ,3..^,

328 Legislative bodies and annals.

Parliamentary law.

329

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•4-9 Of special countries.Divided by countries like 94<^999, and under each, works may be divided: .t. Toornak: .a.

Debates; .3, Abstracts; .4, Documents; .5. Rules; .3, Legislative manuals; !&History of bodies.

Political parties. Party conventions.329.01, U. S. presidential campaign documents of all parties, trranged by campugnfc

Federal.•I

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Anti-Federal.

Democratic.

Whig,

American. Know-nothijag.

Republican.

Minor parties..81, Prohibition, see also 178.5, Ethics; .82. Greenback, see also 332.5, Paper money; .85.Woman suffrage, see also 324.3, Suffrage; .84, People's; .85. Labor, see aU>«.J,

Labonng classes.

Parties in other countries. Divided geographicaUy uke 940-99»»

330 Political economy..1, Theories; .2, Compends; .5, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Sooetieai .fcStudy and teaching; .8, Polygraphy ; .9, Htsloiy.

33' Capital. Labor and wages.Relations of capital to labor.

Wages. Comparative wages. Profit sharing. Com.pulsory insurance.

Labor of children. see aiso 179.2, Cmelty to children.

Labor of women, see also 396.5, woman.

Convict labor. Prison contracts. See also 365, Prisons.

Pauper labor. Cheap foreign labor. Chinese.See also 339, Pauperism; 302. 5, Asylums.

Skilled and unskilled labor.

Laboring classes. See also 329.85, Labor party.

Hours of labor.

Places of labor. Dangers.See also 613.6, Hygiene; 622.S, Mining: fu^.R, Protection of life.

Food. Clothes. Shelter. See also 640, Domestic economy.

Morals and habits. Thrift. Temperance. Amusements. TempUtions.See also 170, Ethics; 790, Amusements; 263.6, Sunday.

Helps. Lectures. Libraries. Reading-rooms, etc.

• See also374.5. Popular lectures; 020, Libraries; 263.7, Sunday.

Training. Apprenticeship.

Organization of labor.

Trade miions and other labor societies. See also %}$.(, Gtuh^Strikes.

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332 Banks. Money. Credit. Interest

.1 Banks and Banking.

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.11, National; .12, State; .13, PriraU; .14, TVust companies ; .15, Foreign. SMahou44Co-operative banks.

Savings Banks.

Loan Institutes.

Credit Institutes.

Building Associations. See 334.t» Co-oijeration.

Monts de Piete. Governmental,

Pawn Shops. Private.

Coins and Coinage. Mints.

Coinage Metals. Production and Value. Gold. Silver. Nickel. CopperSingle and pouble Standard.

International Standards.

Monetary Congresses.

Comparative Value of Moneys,

Mints.

Coinage Laws.

History of Mints and Coinage. Divided geographically like 940-999.

Paper Money. Public and Private Notes, see 320^.

Stocks and Stock Exchanges. Bonds.

Credit. Credit System.

Interest and Usury. See also 336.31, public securiiies.

Counterfeiting. Forging. See 343. criminal Law.

Land. Ownership, Rights, and Rent.See 338, Production ; and 630, Agriculture.

State Ownership.

Community Ownership.

Private Ownership.

Absentee Owners. Alien Owners.

Rent of Land for Cultivation.

„ t, Buil;^ing.

Forests.

Mines.

Fisheries.

Co-operation..

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Building Societies. Loans. Organization. See 0180338.3*.

Co-operative Banks, see also 332, Banks.

Insurance Societies. SeeaIso368, insurance

Housekeeping. See also 640, Domestic economT.

Consumptive Associations. Stores.

„ Productive Associations. Factories.

Friendly Societies.

Burial Societies.

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Socialism and Communism..oi, Theory of property.

English Socialism.

Saint Simonism.

Fourierism.

Communism,German Socialism. Social Democracy.

State Socialism. Socialism of the Chair.

Christian Socialism.

Socialistic Communities.Divided by countries like 930-99>

Finance.

State Domain and Properties.

Management and Income from Rents.

Sale.

Land Claims.

Land Grants to Railroads, Colleges, etc. See also ^79.12, Education.

State Monopolies. «. g, French State Monopoly of Tobacco Trade.

Taxation. See also jjSJI. M»»oo>»

Direct.

Real Estate.

Personal.

Income,

Poll.

Customs. Specific or Ad Valorem,

Excise. Licenses. Liquor Dog.

Local Taxes. See also 379.13, School funds.

Assessment and Collection of Taxes.

Luans. Public Securities.

Interest-bearing Securities. See also 332.8, Interest.

Floating Debt.

Sinking P'und.

Public CreditAnnuities.

Repudiation.

Finance of Special Countries. Divided geographiosnyBke 940-^9^

Protection and Free Trade.See also 336.26, t Customs.

Absolute Free Trade. No Tariff.

Free Trade, i. e. Tariff for Revenue only.

Protection.

Subsidies.

Duties on Special Articles. Steel, Wool, etc.

Raw Materials.

Books and Works of Art

Duty Free Importation for Colleges, etc

Reciorocitv.

See 337, Protection.

Legacies. Stamp Duties. See also tTflL^

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338 Production, Manufacture, Prices.Agricultural products.Mining products. See also 332.4., Coinage metj,.

Water „ pish, ice, etc.

PricTs^^''*'''^^'^

P'-oducts. Machinery in industry.

Guilds. See also 331.88, Trades unions.

Corporate industries.

Monopolies. See also 336.19, state monopoKe^

Industrial legislation. Divided geographicaDylike ,40^Pauperism. Seeaboj;,.,,, mteracy; 36^.5, Pauperasyl

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339 wm; 33RA

340 Law.

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General ^vorks.Most periodicals belong in Private law, 347.05.

Philosophy. Theories. Law of nature.

Antiquities. Torture. Trial by ordeal. Duel, etcTrial by jury.

Comparative legislation.

Medical jurisprudence. See also 6M..3.Expantestimont."

Education. Law school. Office training.Polygraphy. Collections.Legal anecdotes and miscellany.

Public law.341 International law.

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.01, Philosophy; .02, Compends, etc., like 300W

International congresses.Of diplomatic agents for settling international relation*,

their subjects; e. g. 332.44, on Coinage.

Treaties. Texts and history.CUb. wiiu mo.t uiiporu^u country, uividmg like 940-999.Law of war. Captives. Neutrals.

International criminal law.International private law.Arbitration.

Diplomacy.Consular systems.

CoDgresaesoo specUtoplcigovicb

342 Constitutional law and history.

343

DiWded by countries like 930-999. Under each, worli may be divided: ., T«U of oomtJ.

ForaZ- ;r:;i"L::r3^"'~^ ^' ^-^ «• ^^^-^^ ^^^-

Criminal law.Criminal trials.

Punishments.Corporal. Death penalty. Hard labor. Confinement.

.3-^ Of special countries. Divided by countries like 930^Under each countrv- works may be divided: ,, Penal codes; a, R«pott»; ,, Cri«h«lprocedure; 4, Text books and manuals.

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344 Martial law.

Private Law.

345 U. S. Statutes and Cases.Divide each of the sections .1-.5, using i, U.S.; a. Individual sUte* arranged alphabetical^

e. g. Statutes at large of U. S., 345"" ; Acts and resolves of Mass., 345.U.

•I Session Laws..2 Codes. Revised Statutes.

.3 Law Digests (of Statutes).

.4 Reports.

Use .4, U. S. Supreme Court; .41, U. S. Circuit and District Courts; .415, Perianalcollections of various states; e. g. Eastern Reporter, etc.; .42, Reports of individi^states.

.5 Digests of Cases.

346 British Statutes and Cases.Divided like 345. Includes all reports in English language except U. S. reports.

347 Treatises. American and English Private Law..01, Philosophy; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06, Sfr>

cieties, Bar associations ; .08, Poiygraphy ; .09, History.Put law of special topics with the subject ; e. g. Insurance law, 368. The divisions .1-.8 may

be disregarded and all English law text-books arranged in one alphabet by authors. Anelaborate division, similar to Medicine, will be published after further revision.

•Z Persons. Legal Capacity.

.2 Realty.

.3 Chattels. Movables.

.4 Contracts.

.5 Torts.

•6 Family La^v and Inheritance.

.7 Commercial and Maritime.

.8 Equity.

.9 Civil Trials. Procedure.

.91 Civil Trials.

.92 Pleading.

•93 Forms.

.94 Evidence. Testimony in general not limited to dvil trials.

.95 Remedies.

,96 Justices of the Peace. Notaries. Sheriff,

•97 Organization of Courts.

.98 Jurisdictions.

.99 History of Special Courts,

Canon Law.348

349 Foreign Law.Divided like 930-999, and under each modem state divided Hke 345 with decimals .71 to .79

used for Treatises like 347. e. g. 349.4475 is French Law 01 Torts. 340.442 is FroDa

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Code. Roman Law is divided

:

Roman Law.01, Philosophy; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06,

ties; .07, Education ; .08, Polygraphy; .09, History.Sources. Ante-Justinian.

,1 Justinian.

History and Criticism of Sources.Institutes. Ancient Roman Law.Pandects. Modem „ „Treatises on Special Topics.

Divided like 347.

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350 Administration.Including Military science, .i. Theory; .a, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; ,4, Essays; .5, Pe

riodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education; .8, Polygraphy; .9, History. A large number atthe questions properly placed under Administration are classed with related topics eisc^where. Some of these are repeated here, both to show the scope of the subject "aAministration " and to provide for cross references by those specially interested. See al«343i Constitutional law and history.

351 Administration of Central Government.

.1 Organization of Civil Service.

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•5

.6

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•73

.74

•75

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Officers. Method of election oc appointment. Official functions and pomn.relations.

Civil Lists.

Examination.

Tenure of Office. Discipline. See 351.92, Power of remowo.

Pensions.

Reform. Spoils System vs. Office-holding Class.

Subjects of Administrative Action.See alse 2ti> United'States; 354, Foreign states,

Financial Administration.

See 336, Finance, Public property. Taxation.

Budget Public Accounts.

Internal Affairs.

See also J23, Domestic relations.

Police Measures.

Public Safety and Order.

oee also 352.2, Police; 365, PrisoiM, CtC

1, Press.

2, Reunion and Association.

3, Weapons.

Vice and Good Manners.

X, Liouor Regulation. See 178, Temperanos.

a, Public Gaming. See 174.6, Ethics.

3, Public Begging, etc. See 339, Pauperianfc

4, Prostitution. See 176.5, Ethics.

Sanitary Police.

See 352.4, Boards of health ; 614, Public he«ltl^ mUt

Accidents. See 614.8, Public beatfcb.

1, Buildings. See 614.85.

2, Fires. See 614.84.

i )

J51.& Promotion of Public Welfare,

^I Means of Communication,

See 380, Commerce, Communication.

1, Highways. See 386 ; 352.7, Local government*

2, Railways. See 385.

3, Waterways. See 386; 387.

4, Ferries.

5, Bridges. See 352.7, Local government*

6, Post Office. See 383.

7, Telegraphs. See 384.

.8t Trade and Industry.

1, Weights and Measures. See 389, Commerce.

2, Coinage and Money. See 332, Banks, Money.

3, Landed industry.

Agriculture. See 6to, Useful arts; 338.1, Production.

Forests. See 634.9, Agriculture ; 333.7, Land.

Mines. See 622, Mining; 338.2, Production ; 333.8^ t

4, Commercial and Manufacturing Industry.

See 380, Commerce ; 338, Production.

5, Institutions of Credit. See 332, Banks, Credit,

Savinps Banks. See 332.2.

Mutual Benefit Societies. See 334, Cooperation.

Insurance. See 368; 334.3, Cooperative insuranoo.

Moots de pi^t^. See 332.33.

Labor. see 331, Capital, Labor, Wages.

Public Charity.

Sec 339, Pauperism; 360, Associations and Institutions

Education and Worship.

1, Public Education. See 379, Education.

2, Public Libraries. See 027.4, Library economy*

3, Art Museums. See 708, Art.

7, Worship. See 322, Church and Slate.

Military and Naval. See 355-359, Army and Naw.

Justice. See 340, Law.

Foreign Affairs. See 341. International law; 327, Political

.9 Control over the Administration.

•91 Administrative Control.

By superior officers.

Jfl$ Disciplinary Power.

Power of removal. See also 351.4, Tenure of office*

•93 Supervision.

Power to annul or amend specific acts.

j^ Judicial Control.

I, Ordinary Courts. See 347.5, Law of tons*

5, Criminal Courts. See 343, Crimiuat J»v.

•^ Administrative Courts.

jgiS Parliamentary Control.

j^ Petitions and Addresses.

j^B Investigations.

^ Impeachment.

352

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Local Government. Town. City. County.See also 379, Public schools; 020, Libraries.

General Questions of Municipal Administration.

Growth and importance of cities.

Cities and state control.

City as a juristic person,—a corporation.

See also 347.1, Law of corporations.

City organization, municipal elections.

«aOf Municipal civil service.

Local Administration of Special Countries and Cities.

•Q3-.09, divided by countries like 930-999.

Local Government in England,

Arrange matter relating to special cities alphabetically fay name of dty and subdivUethe remaining works as follows:

It County.

Mf Municipal borough.

3» Parish.

4i Union. See 339, Pauperism.

5, Sanitary districts. See 614, Public health.

6, School districts. See 379, Education.

7, Highway areas. See 352.7.

Local Government in Germany.

Special cities like 352.042.

I. Province. Landtag, Provincial Committee, Director.

«.

3i Circle, Circle Diet, Circle Committee, Landrath.

4« Commune.

5, Towns.

6, Township.

Local Government in France.

Special cities like 352.042.

t. Department.

a, General council.

$, Departmental commissiinu

4, Prefect.

5, Arrondlssement.

6t Commune.

7, Mayor.

8, Municipal council.

Finances. City Property and Local Taxation.See also 336, Finance.

Police.

Fire Department. Seealso6ai.68, Fire engines; 614.84, Fires.

Public Health. Board of Health. See also 614. Medidne.

Public Buildings and Works.

Water and Sewerage Works, see also 628, sanitary engineerii*

Streets. Highways. Bridges. Parks.

Licenses. Hack, Huckster, Entertainment, etc.

Other Topics.

353 United States and State Government.See also 342-73. Constitutional law and history.

.01, Administrative centralization.

•02, Separation of powers.

.03, President.

.04, Departments,

.05, Cabinet.

State Department.

Treasury " See also 336.73P Finance of U. S.

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.8

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Post Office "

Judiciary

WarNavy

Other

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See 383.

See 355, Army. Military science.

See 359, Navy. Naval scien^

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•9 State Government. Divided like 974^79.

Apply same decimals for State and Foreign Governments. For departments not henspecified use .8 and .9, and any of above numbers left blank ; e. g, for a state havingno navy, .7 is free for some local use. Judiciary dept. of D. C. 353.97535.

353-9 includes history of regiments, unless covering a particular period of nationalhistory

; e. g. the " history of the N. Y. 7th Regiment in the civil war " is attracted to973*74i but a general history of the same regiment is 353.97476.

354 Organization of Central Government. ForeignStates.

See also 342, Constitutional law and history.

Divided geographically by countries like 930-999- Under each country the U. S. divisions,I, State, 2, Treasury, etc., may be used; e. g. State department of Great Britain,

354.42 1. Add also the following divisions:

•4a Administration of England. Central Government.

oi. Administrative centralization. .

02, Separation of powers.

03, Monarch. .

04, Privy council.

05, Cabinet.

^3 Administration of Germany, Central Government

01, Administrative centralization.

02, Separation of powers.

03, Empire.

04, Bundesrath.

05, Emperor.

06, Ministry.

07, States. Monarchs.

08, Landug. Ministers. Council of state.

09, Free cities.

44 Administration of France. Central Governmenf^

01, Administrative centralization.

02, Separation of powers.

.' r r ' - 03, President.

04, Ministers.

05, Council of state

355 Army. Military Science. s« e,,. Mmury e„gh,«ri„g.

Limited to military science, tactics, etc. For War department of U. & or histoiy oiregiments, see 353.6 and 353.9. Divided by a o, like 350.

Infantry.

Cavalry.

Artillery.

Naval Science. see 6.3.8, Naval engineering.

Divided by a o, like 350

Associations and Institutions.This covers what is best known as "Charities and Corrections." and general works on

this topic go in 360. Note. Under each section .9 U used as in 362.9. for groupingby location ; e, g. Qubs of London are 367.942..

35^

357

358

359

360

361

362

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364

365

366

367

368

369

L^naritable. see also 377.7, Chanty schools.

Hospitals, Asylums, and Allied Societies.For Inebriate asylums, see 178.6, Temperance reformatories.

Sick and Wounded. Incurables. Eye and Ear In-firmaries. Lying-in Hospitals. Dispensaries.

Insane. See also 132.1, Insanity.

Idiotic. See also 132.2, Idiocy; 37193, Education.

Blind. Deaf. Dumb. See also 371.91 and 371.92. Educatioa.

faupers. Sce also 339, Pauperismi 331.6, Pauper labor.

Aged.

Children. Orphans. Foundlings. See .ko .79^. tmeky, etiuc

Other.

Special Countries.Divided like 930-999; e. g. 362.942 is Hospitals of England.

A OllLlCa.1. Tammany, Primrose League, Ku KIux, etc.

KetOrmatOry. schools. Discharged convicts. Criminal classes

Prisons. Discipline. see also33..5> convict labor.

OeCret oOCietieS. .i, Maaons; .2, KnighU of Pythias; .3, Odd FcDowb;.4* Rosicrudans.

Sec also 371.85. College secret sodetiet.

Social Clubs.

1n SUranCC see aUo 334.3, Co-operatlve Insurance.

.1, Fire; .2, Marine ; .3, Life, .3,, Annuities; see also 336.35, Public

annuities; 519.5, Probabilities; .4, Accidcnt ; .5, Animal andCrop; .6. Plate Glass; .7, Boiler; .8, Credit andBonds; Land Titles; .91, Government Control

;

Commissioners. 93-99 divided geographically like 930-999; e.g. Insui^ance in New York (including sUte reports, etc) is 368.9747.

Other. Cincinnaa

369 Other associations and institutions

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113

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115.116

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.119

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.128

.129

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131

.132

.133

134

.135

.136

137

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.142

.143

.144

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.146

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.148

.149

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.152

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155

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157

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159

Hereditary and patriotic societies (American)

General associations

Regular army and navy union

Society of veterans of the regular army and navy

Military and naval order of the United States

Medal of honor leg on

Military order of foreign wars of the United States

Order of the old guard(Incorporated 31 Jan. 1896; organized 15 Oct. 1896)

Naval order of the United States

Colonial societies

Society of colonial wars

Society of colonial dames of AmericaColonial dames of America

Society of the Mayflower descendants

Order of the founders and patriots of America

Revolutionary societies

Scx:iety of the Cincinnati

Society of the daughters of the Cincinnati

Sons of the American revolution

Sons of the revolution

Daughters of the American revolution

Daughters of the revolution

Society of the war of 1812

United States daughters of 1776-1812

Military society of the war of 1812

Aztec club of 1847

Civil war societies, Union

G. A R. (Grand army of the republic)

Military order of the Loyal legion

Society of loyal volunteers

Union veterans union

Union prisoners of war association

National association of naval veterans

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.164

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.166

.167

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. 169

•17

.171

.172

Woman*s relief corps

Woman's veteran relief union

Society of the sons of veterans, U. S. army

370 Education.

371

Civil war associations, Confederate

Confederate survivors association

Confederate veterans association

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.14

1516

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.27

.28

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•59

Schools

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Holidays. See also 613.76 and 613.77, Hygiene.

Cramming. See also 428,9, Language.

.1, Philosophy, Theory; .2,; .3, Dictionaries. Cyclopsedias;

.4, Essays, Addresses; .5, Periodicals (forCoUejre Papers, see ^78) ; 6 socie-ties, Associations; 7. Education. Teachers' Institutes, Normal S..8, i'olygraphy

; .9, History divided by countries like 930-999.

Teachers, Methods, and Discipline.

Teachers.Qualifications

Training.

Examination. Certificates.

Appointment. Tenure.

Permanent Profession vs. Stepping-stone Theory.Salary and Promotion.

Pensions tor Teachers.

Women as Teachers.

School Organization.Admission. Enrollment. Matriculation.Tuition fees.

Terms. Vacations.

Hours. Recess.

Classes. Grades.

Marking System.

Examinations. Oral, Written.

Promotions.

Graduation. Diplomas.

Methods of Instruction.Rote or Concert Teaching.

Text Books. Recitations.

Lectures.

Developing or Inductive Method.Art of Questioning.

Topical Method.

Seminary Method.

Laboratory Work.Other Methods. Correspondence.

Systems of Education.Bell and Lancaster, or Monitorial,Fellenberg's or Manual Labor.Military Organization.

Pestalozzian.

Jacotot's.

Probers. See 372.2. Kindergarten.** Quincy System.'*

Government. Discipline.Rules.

Attendance. Truancy. Tardiness.Rewards. Prizes.

Punishment.

Corporal Punishment.

Confinement. Tasks.Monitors.

Moral Government. Alcott.

Student Self- overnment.

371.6

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.67

.68

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72

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•74

75

79

.83

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•93

•94

•95

.96

•97

.98

-99

372.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

School Furniture and Apparatus.Furniture.

Lavatories, etc.

Globes, Maps, etc. 912.

Libraries. See 021.3. 027.8.

Museums.

Apparatus.

Laboratories. 542.1.

Observatories. 522.1

School Hygiene. 613.

Health of Students. Over-study.

Care of Eyes. Effect of Study.

Care of Body. Gymnastics. Calisthenics. See also 613.71, Hygien;..

Recreations. Games, etc. See also 613.74. Play; 796, Out-door sports.

Championship Games. Boat-races.

See also i75-7» Ethics; 613.73, HygieLe; 796, Out-door sports.

Other Special Topics.

Student Life and Customs.See 784.6, CoUegi Songs; 37S.29, CoUeg.; C^^tumes.

Student Honor. Cribbing. Cheating. Keys. ** Ponies."

Fagging and Hazing.

Student Organizations.

Literary Societies.

Secret Societies. See also 366, Secri-i societies. Chapters in special college gchere with reference from the college.

Society Houses. Halls. Temples, etc.

Dormitories.

Commons.Customs. Celebrations. Triumphs, Burnings, etc

Education of Special Classes.

Blind. Seealso Asylums, 362.4; 655.

Deaf and Dumb. See also Asylums, 361.4.

Feeble-minded. See also 362.3, 132.2, 920.8.

Freedmen. Negro,

Indians.

Orientals.

Criminals. Reform Schools. See aiso ^6^. Reformatories,

Special Nationalities, e. g. Germans in U. S.

Co-education of Races.

Elementary Education. Primary Schools.

Special Methods of Government.

Kindergarten.

Observing Powers. Object Teaching. Science.

Reading. Alphabet. Phonics and Word Methods.See also 428.6, Elementary readers.

Elementary Writing and Drawing. See also 741.

Elementary Grammar. Language Lessons. See also 428.2.

Elementary Arithmetic. See also 511,

Elementary Geography. See also 910.7.

Some may prefer to put these Elementary Text Books with their subjects, but a Primer ofOeography is more useful to the Student of Elementary Schools and Methods tharto one interested in Description. Travels, and Geography. Text books, excen*primary, go with the subject.

^

Special Countries and Schools. History, Reports, etcSubdivided like 940-999; e. g. 372.942, English elementary schools.

373 Intermediate. Academic. Preparatory.The discussions of theories, methods, etc., are classed regardless of the public supp tt;

but schools classed in 372.9, 373.4-9» 376.9, 377.3-7* and 378.4-9 are all private ot en-

dowed, except parts of Primary, schools for women, and colleges which, even suppo ted

by public funds', are preferably classed in 372.9, 376, and 378. All other "pubic"schof>ls, i. e. paid for from the public treasury, are groupt under 379.4-9. Besidesschools, such topics as "American students in Europe " go naturally in 373.4 or, if

the topic be " European universities," in 378.4. Peabcny& Slater funds go in 373.75.

.2 Home Education. Tutor. Governess.

•a Day Schools.

.3 Boarding Schools.

.4-9 Special Countries and Schools. History, Reports, etc.Subdivided Hke 940-999; 373.42» Higher English Schools.

374 Self-education and Culture.

.1 Private Reading. Conversation, see 028.

.a Reading Circles. Book and Periodical Clubs.

.3 Lyceums. Literary Clubs.

•4 Debating Societies.

•5 Popular Lectures.

.6 Popular Summer Schools.See also 407, 507, for Schools of Science, etc., for specialists, which are classed with theit

subject not with these popular gatherings.

,7 Chautauqua Courses.

•8 Societies for Home Study, Correspondence Colleges.

•9 Institutions, e. g. Cooper Union.

375 Curriculum..01. Order of Studies; .02, Single Course; .03, Parallel Courses; .04, Optional Studies;

,i-.9, Special Studies, in the order and subdivided like 100-999. e. g. 375,5, Placeof iicience in Curriculum ; 375. S2, Place of English Literature ; use 3 75. 84 aiso furGeneral Questions on Modern Languages, and 375.88 for Classics.

OO76 Education of Women. 396.4.

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Physical Capacity of Women,Mental Capacity of Women. Seci36.i.

Domestic Education.

Fashionable Education.

Conventual Education.

Collegiate Education.

Co-education.

Colleges for Women. Degree conferring colleges go here. AU other

schools for women go in 376.9.

Special Countries and Schools. History. Reports, etc.

Subdivided like 940-999; 376.943, Education of women in Germany.

377.1

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378

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Religious, Ethical, and Secular Education.Bible in public schools.

Ethical education. See also .,o.j. Ethic

Monastic schools. See also a^i. Monastic orf«..

Diocesan schools.

. Parochial schools, see ,57.

Missionary schools. See 266.

Charity schools. See also 36,, Chantable institutiona.

Church and education, see aUo .6X.5. church.

Subdivided like »8o;

e. g. 377.8.. Relation of Roman Catholic church to eductioo.

Non-Christian religions and education.Subdivided like 290

;e. g. 377.97, Relation of Mohammedanism to education.

Colleges and Universities, withpowe. of conferHngae^

University Education.University extension.

Academic Degrees and Costume. See 6.,,, Medica, deg^Degree-conferring body. College, University, or State.Graded degrees". Cum laude, etc.

Degrees in course.

Degrees on examination.

Honorary degrees.

Degrees by purchase or forgery.

Academic gowns and hoods.

Fellowships. Endowment of research.

Special countries and colleges. History, reports, etc.For Women's colleges, see 376.8.^ «P"ri5, CXC

Subdivided like 940^,. e.g. 378.42. EngUsh universities; 378.74, Mainecone.^.

e.g. a history of Harvard college would be marked77r,l!f^E a!d !!!,'history would be book numbered HEi The r^ZfiZ f ^ ''"^

TABLE FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS.

A Charter and Statutes.

B Trustees. Regents. Resolutions, reports, etc.

C Administration. President, Chancellor. Reports, etCI> Finances. Treasurer's reports.

E History. Foundation, growth, etc

F Biography. Necrology.

G General Catalogs. Triennials, etc.

H Annual Catalogs. Attendance, registers, etc.

I Handbooks. Circulars of information.

J Bulletins. Official periodicals.

K Addresses. Inaugurals. Baccalaureates. Commencements, etcL Programs. Tickets. Memorabilia.

M Faculty (as a body). Publications. Regulations. Certificates for adnuB"

sion, etc,

N Lectures. Class manuals. Examination questiou*O Student theses. Orations, essays, etc.

P ' Student catalogs. Society annuals, etc.

Q Student periodicals.

R Student societies, including periodicals.

S Student miscellany. Songs. Class day, etc.

T Alumni. Societies, committees, etc

U Classes. Histories, records, etc.

V Pictures. Class albums.

W Buildings and grounds. Descriptions, maps, iiuZ Schools. Divinity, law, medical, etc

379 Public schools. State education.

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Public school system.

School funds.'

National aid to education. Land grants. See also 335.14. Finuiot.

Local Taxation. See also 336.28, Taxation.

School laws. School age.

School supervision; National, state, and local. Duties ot parents.

National and State Universities.

Only discussion here ; for special colleges, see 378.4-9.

Secondary schools. High schools. Academies. Grammar schools.Primary schools.

Evening schools.

Illiteracy.

Illiteracy and Crime.

Illiteracy and Pauperism.

Compulsory education.

See also 339, Pauperism.

Public vs. private and endowed schools.

Special countries, sections, cities or schools.Subdivided like 940-999- « £• 379-73» Reports of U. S. Commissioner of Education;

379.74, Education in Massachusetts; 379-7471. in New York City..

380 Commerce, Communication.

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382

383

384

385

386

387

389

The technical side of these questions goes mostly in 650, Useful Arts. Here belongdiscussions of sodraand political relations ; e. g, government control of railroadstelegraphs, etc.

Domestic Trade.

Foreign Trade. Consular reports.

r OSt UrnCe. see als© 353.4, U. S. administration.

Telegraph. Cable. Telephone, s^,^

Railroad and Express. s.a 6,.. Ran^ad^.

Canal and Highway Transportation.

River and Ocean Transportation.

City Transit, see e^s.

Weights and Measures. Metrology, s^^

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390 Customs. Costumes. Popular Life.These heads are for discussions by topic. Customs, etc., of any special country go fa

913-919. Books on a special topic in a special country go here, as the groupii^by topics is the more important ; e. g. Marriage in Japan is 393.5, but JapaxwMCustoms, 915,2. For Customs of Primitive Man, see 571.

391 Costume and Care of Person, see 646. aothing; 613.4, Hygi«i.

•I Costumes of Men.

•a Women.•3 Children.

•4 Extremities. Hats, Gloves, Sandals, Shoes, Stock.ings, etc.

.5 Hair Dressing, Barbers.

Care of Person, Bathing, Toilet.

Ornaments and Jewelry.

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392 Birth, Home, and Sex Customs.Birth Customs, Christening, Circumcisioiu

Sacrifice and Exposure, see 175.4, Ethics.

Family and Home Relations.

Betrothal.

Marriage.

Sex Relations, Concubinage.

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393 Treatment of the Dead, see 614.6. PubUc h«mw

Earth Burial. see 719, cemeteries.

Cremation.

Embalming, Mummies.Exposure.

Special Funeral Customs. Wake, Suttee.

394 Public and Social Customs..1 Eating, Banquets.

•a Shows and Diversions.

•3* Games, Dances, etc.

m^ Ceremonies.

•S Processions.

.6 Fairs.

.7 Chivalry, Tournaments.

•8 Duelling, Suicide.See 179.7, Ethics; 340.3, Law, Trial by OrdttL

395 Etiquet.

396 Woman's Position and Treatment.

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For Costumes, see 39,.^ ; Biography, 920.7.

general go in 396.^ medicine. Books on woman in

Emancipation.

Legal Status, Property, Rights, etc.Political Status. See3..3.Su«rage,. 3.9.S3. Woman Su«rage Pan,.Education. See also 376, Education of Women

^^^^^^^Z:^i:"—^-'^'-^-SS^ woman a, paint..

Woman in Home.Delineation of Woman in Art.Delineation of Woman in LiteratureWoman in History. Politics, War. Amazons.

397 Gipsies. Nomads. Outcast RacesPeople without nationalities who do not coalesce w!-^ .u

they live. This includes Gipsy t^u rwH^h haVr^""^^^ ?^"^ "^^^'^

groups of 400, as the Gipsy people have no 1. \ ^"'' '" '^' ^'"^'^"^^

history. ^ ^ ^ ^'^ ''^''^ "° P'^« ^» ^^e geographical divisions of

398 Folk-lore. Proverbs, etc. s., ...„.., .,„„.„.

Juvenile collection. ' ^"^ "" ^^3, or in J, if there be a

Primitive Traditions.

Legends, tales, traditions.

Folk-lore traditional beliefs and customs, popularsuperstitions.

H^puiar

Fairies, Elves etc.

Chapbooks.

Riddles. '

Dream Books.

*9 Proverbs.

399 Customs of War.

^''^^L^:^'— ^—o^Captives. ^,pi„g. Mutilation. Bu™in..

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Philology.

400 Philology in General.In Philology the general works put under 400-419 deal almost entirely with the Indo-European

languages. They are put here because they cover most of the divisions of this class, andin practice are most convenient here. Under 439, 479, and 4S9 are placed books limitedto the Teutonic, Romance, or Hellenic groups, and under 491 are placed only suchgeneral works as are specifically limited to the Indo-European (roup,

Philosophy, Origin of Language. '

Compends, Outlines.

Dictionaries, Cyclopedias.

Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

Periodicals.

Societies, Transactions, etc.

Education, Teaching Languages.

Polygraphy, Collections.

Universal Language. .91 Volapuk.

History of Language.

Comparative.410-419 includes com/>arative works in general and also those on the Indo-European eroup in

general, but general and comparative works on Teutonic group are 439; on Romancegroup 479; on Hellenic group 489. Everything about an individual language is put withthat language.

Orthography, Orthoepy, Alphabets.

Etymology, Derivation.

Dictionaries, Lexicography.

• Phonology. Visible Speech.

Grammar, Morphology, Syntax.

Prosody.

Inscriptions. Palaeography. ^^^^.7.»r.,,^v.y,mcRare early mss. are put in 091.

Texts.

Hieroglyphics, see 4,3...

Sign Language. For deaf mute alphabets, see 371.^

404

406

407

408

409

.411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419

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420 English Philology.

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.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6. Sodetiest .Tt StodfTeaching; .8, Collective Works; .9, History of the Langtiace.

Orthography.See also this head treated in general grammars placed under 415.

Alphabet. For Deaf Mute Alphabets, see 371.92.

Vowels. Diphthongs. Aspirates.Consonants.

Phonetic Spelling. Spelling Reform.Orthoepy.

Accent.

Palaeography. Inscriptions.

Abbreviations. For stenographic and other oncommon Oontractkmviations, see 653, Shorthand.

Punctuation.

ad abbr&

4 ^ Etymology. Derivation.422 is limited to Derivation. For Inflection, also called Etymology, see 4a5.fl.

Origin and Laws of Language.Prefixes. Suffixes.

Reduplication.

Foreign Elements.Noun Forms. Case, Number, Diminutives.Adjectival Forms. Degrees of Comparison.Pronominal Forms. Personal, Possessive, Relative,

etc.

Verbal Forms. Moods, Tense, Voice, etc.Particles. Adverbs, Prepositions, etc.

4ij Dictionaries. Idioms..1, Idioms

; .2, English; .3, German, etc. Put a dictionary of two languages with the lest

known language. Under 423 put only EnpHsh-English dictionaries. Put anEnghsh-French dictionary with French, 443-2; a French-Latin dictionary withLatin, 473.4. If ,n several languages, put with 4,3, or with least known. PutFrench-French dictionaries 443. not 443-4, so the standard home dictionaries shallcome first m each language. This plan brings together under each of the lessknown, all the dictionaries for translating either into or from that language. Someprefer to put each dictionary under the first language; i.e. that by which it isalphabeted. This gives under ,acA language, regardless of its familiarity, aUdictionaries for translating/r^m it, but none for translating inio it. These mustbe sought under the language from which the translation is to be made. Fora cosmopolitan library this plan is simplest and best; but in an English library,the first plan, with only English dictionaries in 423, and both « and «^ diction-anes together under little known tongues Is more convenient. References in eithercase show what may be found in the other place.

424 Synonyms. Homonyms.

425 Grammar.

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425 includes General Works, covering also Orthography and Prosody.

Morphology. Inflection. Divided, .5 Nouns etc. See 422.

Syntax.

Arrangement of ^Vords and Clauses.

Particular Sentences; Conditional, Hypothetical, etc,

Nouns.

Adjectives. Articles.

Pronouns.

Verbs.

Particles.

426 Prosody.See also the head Prosody, in General UramaMttS

.i Quantity and Accent.

.a Versification.

•3 Feet.

•4 Figures of Prosody.

5 Meters.

.6 Rhymes^

7 Strophe and Antistrophe.

8 Textbooks for "Writing Verse.

437 Dialects. Early Forms of Language. Slang.Subdivided by geographical di.-isions like 942. The Yorkshire dialect is 427.74; Glouccfr

tershire dialect, 427.41. The dialects or other languaj-es take the geographicai

subdivisions of their countries. Dialects not provided for in these heads are placed

with the last, e. g. American and Scotch with 427-q. The division by time is madewith a fifth figure after o ; the eariiest form of the Ian<^uage is marked .01; .09 is

used for modem slang, e. g. 427.01, Old English.

428 School Books. Texts for Learning the Lan-

guage.• Including only books tor Ua^-nin^ the language, with grammatical or philolc^ical note%

etc. For other works see the literature of the language, 820.

•I Spelling Books.

•a First Lessons. Elementary Composition. For Rhetoric see 808.

Including in other lanjzuages books like Fasquelle, Ollendorff, Latin Prose, etcSee also 372.6, Elementary Grammars,

•3 Errors of Speech. Vulgarisms. Use of Words,See 427.09, Slang; 424, Synonyms.

•6 Elementary Readers, see aisc 372.4, Eaucation.

•7 Selections.

•8 Texts of Individual Authors.

.g Examination Papers.

429 Anglo-Saxon.The above subdivisions of English are used tor all other lanffiia^es

and for 410, Comparative Philology.

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430 German.437.01, Old High German ; 437.02, Middle High German.

439 Minor Teutonic. including gen«ral works on Teulomceroap.

I Lo^v German.

a Frisian. Old Saxon.

3 Dutch. Flemish.

4 Piatt Deutsch.

5 Scandinavian.

6 Old Norse. Icelandic. Faroesc.

7 S\vedish.

8 Danish. Nor>vegian.

Gothic.

440

449

French.

Proven9alOld French, as the earliest form of the language, is 447.31

450 Italian.

459 Wallachian.

.9 Rumansh.

460 Spanish.

469 Portuguese.

470 Latin.

479 Minor Italic. Mediaeval Latin.Including general works on Romance group.

480 Greek.Divide 487, Greek Dialects, like 930; e. g. 487.2, Alexandrian Greek; 487.3. NewTeacv

ment Greek; 487.81, Macedonian; 487.923, Ionic, etc.

489 Minor Hellenic. Modern Greek.Including general works on Hellenic group.

Works on Latin and Greek together, unless very clearly most useful in the LatiD, go witti tIM

Greek, which here as elsewhere b made to include general works on the aucient oafKics.

490 Minor Languages.Each language subdivided if wished like 420 English.

491 Minor Indo-European.(Besides Teutonic, 420-439, Italic, 440-47Q. and Hellenic. 480-489.) This head,

491, includes general works on the Indo-European tongues, but generalworks on the Teutonic languages go in 439, on the Romance group in

479, on the Hellenic group in 489, while most of the material placedunder 40&-419 is really Indo-European ; but see aiso 410.

.1 Indie.

.2 Sanskrit. Prakrit.

.3 Pali.

.4 Modern East Indian Languages.Excluding Dravidian. which is 494.

-41 Sindhi.

.43 Panjabi.

•43 Hindustani, Hindi.

.44 Bengali.

.45 Uriya. Orissa.

.46 Marathi.

.47 Gujerati.

.48 Singhalese.

.49

.5 Iranic.

.51 Old Persian

•52 Zend. (Avestan.) Old Bactrian.

•53 Pehlevi. ( Huzwaresh.)

.54 Armenian.

•SS Modern Persian.

.56 Ossetic.

57 Kurdish.

.58 Afghani.

•59

.6 Keltic.

.61 Gadhelic Group.

.62 Irish.

.63 Gaelic or Scotch.

.64 Manx.

.6s Cymric Group.

.66 Welsh or Cymric,

.67 Cornish.

.68 Armorican or Bas Breton.

.69 Basque.

•7 Russian.

.79 Ruthenian.

491.8 Other Slavonic.South East Slavonic Group.

^i Bulgarian. (Church Slavonic.)

^2 Servian.

83 Kroatian.

-84 Slovenian.

West Slavonic Group.

.85 Polish,

J&6 Bohemian.

J87 Moravian, Slovakian.

£S Serbian.

^9 Folabian.

•9 Lettic.

•91 Old Prussian.

•92 Lithuanian.

•93 Lettish. (Livonian.J

492 Semitic.

Northern Group.

•I Aramaic.

•19 Babylon and Nineveh Cuneiform.

.3 Chaldee.

.3 Syriac. (Peshito.)

Central Group.

.4 Hebrew.

.5 Samaritan.

.6 Phenician. (Carthaginian.)

Southern Group.

•7 Arabic.

.8 Ethiopic. (Amharic.)

.9 Himyaritic.

493 Hamitic.

.Z Old Egyptian, See 419 Hieroglyphics.

.a Coptic.

494 Scythian. Ural-Altaic. Turanian.Dravidian. Tamil. Finnish. Turkish.

495 Eastern Asiatic. Chinese.

496 African.

Excluding 493 Hamitic, 493.8 Ethiopia, etc, iDcluded in families

497 North American.

498 South American.

499 Malay-Polynesian and other.

The Gypsy language is not assigned to any group, but is placed for convenience with 397,

Natural Science.

500 Science in General.501-509 all have Scitnce in Central z& their subject, but it is treated in these various >^?rMM.

A periodical on Chtmisiry goes with 540.5, not 505, which is only for periodicals on

Science in General. A Zero in any class number in any part of the classification shows

the subject to be general, not specific.

501 Philosophy, Theories, Utility, etc.

502 Compends, Outlines, Ancient and Mediaeval

Science.

503 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.

504 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

505 Periodicals, Scientific Magazines.

506 Societies, Transactions, etc.

507 Education, Methods of Teaching and Studying,

etc. Museums, see also 370.

508 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.

.1, Extracts; .2, ; .3, General scientific travels; .4—.9, Travels and surveys (if

general) divided geographically like 940-999.

509 History of Science.

510 Mathematics.Works on Mathematics in General, not limited to any one or two sections, are grouped

by form of treatment like Science in General above ; L #., into Mathematical .

510.1, Philosophy; .2, Collections, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Papers, Tracts,Letters; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education; .8, Logarithmic and otherTables, Instruments ; .9, History.

AntrimetlC. see 372.7, Teaching arithmetic,

1 Systems of Arithmetic, see also 512.81.

2 Notation and Numeration. Fundamental Rules. Abacus.

3 Prime Numbers.

4 Fractions.

5 Analysis. Permutation and Combination.

6 Proportion and Progression. .6i, Magic Squares.

7 Involution and Evolution,

8 Mercantile Rules. Interest. Alligation. Mensuration.Gauging. see 658, Business manuals.

A Problems and Tables.

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512 Algebra.

.1 Systems of Algebra.

.2 Numerical Equations. Imaginary £xpression3.

.21 Equations, ist to 4th degrees.

.22 Higher Numerical Equations.

.23 Indeterminate Equations. Diophantine Analysis.

•24 Imaginary Expressions.

.3 Algebraical Equations. Maxima and Minima.

.4 Series. Fractions. Binomial Theorem. Taylor's Theorem.

.5 Combinatory Analysis.

.6 Proportion and Progression.

.7 Involution and Evolution.

.8 Higher Algebra.

^I Theory of Numbers. Sec 511. 1, Systems of Arithmetic

.82 Theory of Equations. Complex Variable. See also 517J.

.83 Determinants.

.84 Symmetric Functions.

.85 Elimination. Eliminants and Discriminants.

.86 Transformations. Substitutions.

.87 Quantics.

88 Invariants. Covariants. Contravariants.

.9 Problems and Tables.

5 1 3 Geometry.Plane and Solid Geometry bound together is put 513. Descriptive Geometry is 515. See alao

Mathematical Drawing, 744.

.1 Plane Geometry.

.11 Right Lines.

.12 Intersecting Lines.

•13 Parallel Lines.

.14 Triangles.

•IS Quadrilaterals.

.16 Other Polygons.

•17 Similarity.

.x8 Areas.

.19 Maxima and Minima

•2 Curves.

.21 Circles.

.22 Conic Sections.

•23 Ellipse.

.24 Hyperbola.

•25 Parabola.

.36 Higher Plane Curvf«.

513-3 Volumetric or Solid Geometry.

•Jt Lines and Planes.

.39 Intersecting Planes-

.33 Parallel Planes.

.34 Polyedrons.

•35 Pyramids,

•36 Prisms.

•jQ Regular.

•4 With Curved Surfaces*

•41 Sphere.

•4M Cone.

.43 Cylinder.

,5 Modern Geometry,

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Points. Lines. Planes. Duality.

Transversals.

Cones. Conies. Involution.

Radical Axes and Centres of Similitude.

Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polars.

Harmonic and Anharmonic Properties.

Correspondence. Correlation o£ Figures.

Quadric Surfaces. Sphero-conics. Curves of Double Curvature.

Surfaces of Higher Order. Cubics.

Absolute or Non-Euclidean Geometry.

Problems.

Trigonometry.

Trigonometric Functions. General Pormulee. see 522.7.

Trigonometric Series.

Exponential Formulae.

Solution of Trigonometric Equations.

Plane Trigonometry. Solution of Plane Triangles.

Analytical.

Spherical Trigonometry. General Formulse.

Solution of Spherical Triangles.

Differences of Triangles, Plane and SphericaL

Problems.

515 Descriptive Geometry and Projections.See also 744, Mathematical drawing.

.1 Orthogonal Projection on Two Planjes.

-II Straight Lines. Planes.

.12 Single Curved Lines.

.13 Double Curved Lines.

.14 Single Curved Surfaces.

.15 Double Curved Surfaces.

•16 Surfaces of Revolution.

.17 Warped Surfaces.

.18 Intersections of Surfaces.

.2 Isometric and Analogous Projections.

.3 Oblique Projection.

•4 Conical Projection.

.5 Spherical Projection, see 526.8, Mapprojectko.

.51 Orthographic.

.52 Globular.

•S3 Stereographic.

.54 Polar.

•55 Gnomonic.

.56 Conical.

'57 Cylindric.

.6 Perspective. See also 742, Drawing.

.61 Plane. Parallel. Oblique. Angular,See also Scene Painting.

J62 Cylindrical.

See also Panorama Painting.

.63 Shadows ; Natural and Artificial Light,

.64 Reflections.

,65 Circles, Cylinders and Spheres.

.66 Distortions and Corrections.

.67 Human Figure.

.68 New Methods. Special devices.

•7 Shades and Shadows.

•8 Stereotomy.

.81 Stone Cutting. See also 693.12, Masonry; 730, Sculpture.

.82 Carpentry. See also 694, Building.

^3 Stair Building. See also 694.8, Building; 729.39, Architectural deaga.

516 Analytical Geometry.

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Plane Loci.

Right Lines.

Transformation of Co-ordinates.

Curves.

Conic Sections.

Ellipse.

Hyperbola.

Parabola.

Higher Plane Curves.

Loci in Space.

Right Lines,

Planes.

Transformation of Co-ordinates.

Curved Surfaces*

Conicoids or Quadric Surfaces

Ellipsoid.

Hyperboloid.

Paraboloid.

Surfaces of Higher Order.

Modern Analytical Geometry*

Systems of Co-ordinates.

Abridged Notation.

Conies.

Higher Plane Curves.

Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polani

Harmonic and Anharmonic Properties.

Method of Projection.

Quadric Surfaces. Sphero-conics. Curves ol Double Curvatures.

Surfaces of Higher Order. Cutucs.

Quaternions. Calculus of IMrecdon and Podtloa

Problems.

517 Calculus.

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Infinitesimal. Method of Exhaustions.Differential and Integral Calculus, boundtoseihtr, is put here.

Differential.

Series.

Indeterminate Forms.

Change of the Independent Variable.

Theory of Plane Curves. Curve Tracing

Theory of Curved Surfaces.

Maxima and Minima.

Problems.

Integral.

Formulae of Reduction and Integration.

Definite Integrals. Eulerian Integrals.

Rectification. Quadrature. Cubature.Multiple Integrals.

Laplace's Functions. Bessel's and Allied Functions.Elliptic and Hyperelliptic Functions. Abelian Functioofc

520 Astronomy.

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Differential and Partial Differential Equations.

Problems and Tables.

Of Variations.

Of Functions.

Of Finite Differences.

Of Operations

Of Imaginaries. Complex Variables. s« «]«> ^m.Problems.

Probabilities.

General Principles. Direct and Inverse Probabilities.

Mathematical and Moral Expectation.

Testimony. Decisions of Juries and Tribunals.

Probability of Future Events deduced from Experience.Life Contingencies. Annuities. Life Insurance. See 368. j

Errors of Observation. Mean or Average Values.

Method of Least Squares.

Problems.

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^^'''^*^f^lf,''^^^l'l^'y^ ^^'''^^^^'^^^^^\ 520.3, Dictionaries; 520.4, Essavs; 520.C Peri-od.cals; 520^. Societies; 520.7. Study and Teaching of AftVonomy; 520' 8 CoUectionsetc.;520.9, History of Astronomy. See Note under Natural Science in Gene^|^^

521 Theoretical Astronomy.Mathematical investigation of celestial motions, speciallv of the Solar <;v«^m T^- ««• t

individual bodies are classed under separite heads in 523?^ °*'°°' ""^

.1 Celestial Dynamics.

General Laws of Equilibrium and Motion. See also 531.2.Law of Universal Gravitation and Motion Relative to the Sun. See also 531 5..Problem of Three Bodies.

Figures of Heavenly Bodies.

Rotation of Heavenly Bodies.

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Plane of Orbit in Space.

Position of Orbit in its Plane.

Position of Body in its Orbit.

Position of Body in Space.

Heliocentric Longitude and Latitude.

Geocentric Longitude and Latitude.

Variations of Right Ascension and Declinatioa.Variations of Longitude and Latitude.

Orbits.

Definitions of Orbits.

Determination from Three Observations.

Determination from Four Observations,

Variation of Elements of Orbit.

Correction of Approximate Elements of OrbrCApplication of Method of Least Squares^Kepler's Problem.

Equation of Center and Radius Vector.

.4 Perturbations.

Mutual Action of Planets.

Action of Satellites.

Non-Sphencity of Planets.

Resisting Medium.

Theory of Planets.

Theory ol Satellites.

Theory cf Comets.

Theory of Eclipses.

Precession and Nutation. See 522.95-6.

522 Practical and Spherical.

.1 Observatories.

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General Plan, Location

Material and Mechanism of Don>e, Dnixn, etcTransit Buildings, Wings, etc.

High Altitude Observatories.

Portable.

History Reports and Serial publications of Observatories

"522.5 Auxiliary Instruments.

.2 Telescopes, see 535.83, optics.

at Reflecting.

.22 Refracting.

.23 Eye Piece and Accessories.

.24 Object Glass.

.25 Mounting, Tube, etc

.26 Equatorial Mounting.

.27 Transit Mounting-

•28 Observing Chairs, etc

.99 Famous Telescopes.

.3 Meridional Instruments.

.31 Finding Meridian Lane.

.32 Mural Circles.

•33 Meridian Circies.

.34 Transit, Placing in Position.

.35 Collimation Constan*

.36 Level Constant.

.37 Azimuth Constant.

.38 Other Constants, Flexure, Index Error, etc»

•39

.4 Extra Meridional Instruments.

Sextant and Quadrant, Reflecting Circle, Astrolabe

Altazimuth.

Zenith Telescope.

Transit out of Meridian.

Heliometer.

Equatorial.

Prime Vertical.

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Sidereal Clock and Chronometer

Electro-C hronograph.

Micrometers.

Personal Equation Machine* See 532.97.

For Illumination.

For Solar Observation.

ArtiEcial Horizons.

Heliostat

•6 Auxiliary Observations.

Photometry. See 535.2, Optics.

Photography. See 535-85. Opucs; 770^ PbotograpAyk

Poianzation, r,ee 535.5, Optjcfc

Spectroscopy. See 535.84,••

.7 Spherical Astronomy. Seeaisoqi4.^

Celestial Sphere. Spherical Co-ordinates.

Rectangular Co-ordinates.

Transformation of Co-ordinates.

Differential Variations of Co-ordinates.

Interpolation.

Meridian Line. Variation of Compasa.Reduction of Observations to the Meridian.

Use of Globes.

Corrections.

Parallax.

Refraction. See 535.3, Optics.

Semi-Diameter of Celestial Bodies.

Aberration.

Precession. See 52J.9.

Nutation. " "

Personal Equation, See 522.54.

Instrumental Errors.

5^3 Descriptive Astronomy.Universe..1

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Structure of Universe.Nebular Hypothesis.

Plurality of Worlds.Space and its Temperature.Resisting Medium.Cosmic Dust.

Repulsive Force.

Solar System.Distributive Laws of Planets.

Conjunctions and Oppositions.Motion of Solar System in Space.Constitution of Planetary System.Stability of Solar System. Ecliptic.

Orrery, Planetarium, GyroscoDe etc q^Zodiac.

^-roscope, etc. See 531.34, Rotation.

Moon.Constants (Size, Mass), Distance and Parallax.Heat and Light. Phases.

t-eatures of Surface, Mountains, Plains, etc.Atmosphere.

Physical Condition.

Spectrum. •

Eclipses.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Planets.

Mercury and intra-Mercurial.Venus.

Mars.

Asteroids.

Jupiter.

Saturn.

L'ranus.

>^eptune and transA'eptunian.Charts, Photographs, etc.

Meteors and Zodiacal Light.Aerolites.

Fire-balls.

Meteoric Showers, Radiant Points, etc.isystems of Meteors.

Connection of Comets and Meteors.Spectrum.

Hi^^^ht of Atmosphere from Observation.Zodiacal Light. Aurora Borealis.

523.6

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Comets.Appearance and Development,

Orbits.

Remarkable Comets.

Physical Constitution

Spectrum.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Sun.Constants, Dimensions,

Heat and Light : Theories as to Source.

Apparent Motion. Rotation. See 525.38, Tables.

Spots, Faculae, and Other Features of Surface.

Prominences, Chromosphere. Corona.

Theories of Physical Constitution.

Spectrum.

Eclipses.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Stars.

Stellar Parallax, Distance.

Heat and Light. Photometric Observations. Magnitude. Visibility.

Proper Motion, Star-drift.

Variable, Double, and Multiple Stars.

Clusters and Nebulae.

Physical Constitution.

Spectrum.

Constellations, Maps, etc.

Transits and Occultations.Transits of Mercury.

Transits of Venus and Solar Parallax.

Delisle's Method.

Halley's Method.

Photographic Method.

Transits of Venus to 1874,

Transit of 1882.

Occultations.

Maps, Observations, and Tables,Sencs of observatory publications may be kept together under 524, or under 522.19 with the

History and Reports of the Observatory. Special maps or observations e. g. on Sun orMoon are better placed in sub-sections 9 under thest heads, with Charts and Photo-graphs, e.g. 523.79, thus leaving these bracketed Nos. 524 to 524.9 blank. They arepnnted to provide a place in case it is wished to keep all Maps and Observationstogether.

Of Moon,Of Planets.

See also 523.39.

See also 523.49.

Of Comets. See also 523.69.

\j\ oUn. See also 523.79.

Star Catalogues, see also 523.89. ]

525 Earth.

.1 Constants.•

.11 Mass. Weight.

•13 Density,

•«3 Dimensions, Diameter,

•14 Figure. Geomorphy. Equatorial BeJu

•>S Distance from Sun.

.16 Parallax.

,2 Heat. Light.

•3 Orbits and Motions.

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Period of Revolution.

Obliquity of Ecliptic to Equator.

Eccentricity.

Perturbations.

Rotation.

Foucault's Pendulum.

Deviation of Falling Bodies and Projectilei.

Tables of the Sun. Apparent Motion, See 537 73, Sun.

Geographical Co-ordinates.

Finding Latitude. See also 527.1,

By Meridian Altitudes.

By Pole Star.

By Altitude of two or more Stars.

By Other Methods.

Finding Longitude. See also 527.2.

Terrestrial Means. Chronometers. Telegraph. Signals.

Celestial Signals. Eclipses. Occultations. Transits.

Lunar Methods.

Seasons.

Effect of Inclination of Equator to Ecliptic.

Effect of Eccentricity of Earth's Orbit.

Secular Changes of Seasons.

Seasons on Mars and Other Planets.

.6 Tides.

Mathematical Theory.

Effect of Sun and Moon in Producing Tides.

Distribution, Diurnal Inequality, Spring and Neap, Priming and Lagging,Establishment of a Port. Coast Form Modification.

Velocity of Ilight of Tide Wave.Tides on Inland Seas.

Supposed Effect iji Retarding Earth's Revolution.

Tide Registering and Predicting Machines.Tide Tables.

•7 Twilight.

526 Geodesy.

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Theory and Determination of Earth's Figure.

Potentials of Ellipsoids.

Equilibrium of Rotating Spheroid.

Law of EUipticity.

Airy's and Pratt's Theories as to Attraction of Mountains.

Determination of Figure by Airy, by Bessel, and by Clarke.

Ellipsoidal Figure and Position of Axes..

Geoidal Figure.

Base Measuring and Apparatus.

Standards of Length and Temperature,

Apparatus of Struve, Bessel, Colby, U. S. Coast Surv*v, U. S. LakeSurvey, etc.

Adjustments of Apparatus.

Location of Base Line.

Field Operations.

Calculation of Results and Corrections.

Verification,

Field Work of Triangulation.

Reconnaissance.

Stations: Names, Signals, Tripods, Scaffolds and Towers, Surface and Un-derground Monuments.

Observations, Instruments and Records.

Reduction to Station's Center.

Corrections for Phase of Signal and Eccentndt^.

Spirit Levelling.

Barometric Levelling.

Trigonometric Levelling.

These are methods. See 551.53,

for results, lists of hights, etc.

Computation of Triangulation,

Spherical Excess.

Legendre's Theorem.

Chord Process.

By Spherical Trigonometry.

By Spheroidal Trigonometry. See also application of Least Squares, 593,^

.46 L. M. Z. Formulae and Applications.

^7 I">irect Deduction by Bessel,

^S Deduction by Puissant.

^ Tables for Computation.

526.5 Theory of Least Squares in Adjustment of Figures, etc

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Method of Independent Angles.

Adjustment of a Quadrilateral.

Adjustment of Triangulation Net.

Method of Directions.

Adjustment for Closure of a Circuit.

Method of Repetitions.

Adjustments of Base Measures.

Adjustments of Levelling.

Astronomic Determinations and their Connection withGeodetic Results.

Latitude Determinations,

Longitude Determinations, . .

Azimuth Determinations.

Effect of Irregularities of Earth's Surface on Latitude, Longitude and

Azimuth.

Effect of same on Angles of Triangle.

527 Navigation.

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Finding Latitude at Sea. see also 525.41.

Finding Longitude at Sea. see also S2g.4&

Finding Time at Sea. See also 529.74.

Sumner's Method.Great Circle Sailing.

528 Ephemerides.

.7 Gravity Experiments and Results.

Mathematical Theory.

Pendulum Apparatus.

Pendulum Operations.

Corrections.

Reduction of Results.

,8 Map Projections. See 515.5, spherical projections.

.81 Perspective Projections.

J&2 Orthomorphic Projections.

.83 Development Projections.

J&4 Zenithal Projections.

^S Equivalent Projections.

.9 Surveying.

.91 Instruments and Methods. See 526.2.

.92 Measurement of Distances.

.93 Measurement of Angles.

.94 Measurement of Heights.

^5 Levelling. Sec 526.36-38.

.96 Plotting,

.97 Computation of Areas.

.98 Topographical Drawing.

.99 For Special Purposes. Military, Naval, Railroad, Mining, eta

.1 American.

.2 English.

•3 German.

•4 French.

-5 Italian.

.6 Spanish.

•7 Slavic.

^ Scandinavian.

.9 Construction of Ephemeris.

529 Chronology.

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Sidereal and Solar Day : Apparent and Mean Time. Equa-tion of Time, Causes of Inequality.

Solar Year, Months. *•

Calendars. Including early and Oriental.

Calendar of Julius Caesar.

Calendar of Gregory.

Ecclesiastical Calendar. Determination.For feasts, etc., and calendars themselves, see 264.021, 264.031, etc

Horology.

Finding Time by Transit-

Finding by Equal Altitudes.

Finding by Single Altitude.

Finding by Sextant. See also 527.3.

Time Systems, and Standards.

Distribution of Time.

Cosmic Time.

Instruments for Measuring : Dials, Hour-glasses, Clocks, Watches, e«cSee 522.51 for Sidereal Clocks and Chronometers.See 681 for Clock and Waich making.

530 Physics.Like Science in General, viz.:

Genera] works only are arranged: 53a i, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictkmarie»v.4 Essays, Lectures, etc.; .5, Penodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education, Methods fli-Teaching, Expenments; .8, Physical Units. Measuring Instruments; .9, History.

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531 Mechanics.

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Pure Motion. Kinematics.

Statics. Graphical statics.

Force and its Measure.

Composition of Forces and Motions.

Moments.

Parallel Forces. Centre of Gravity-

Dynamics. Kinetics.

Rectilinear Motion.

Vibration.

Undulation.

Rotation.

Centrifugal and Centripetal Force.

Work. Friction. See 621.89, Lubrication.

Unit of Work.Diagram of Work.Laws of Friction. Modulus of Machines.Sliding Friction.

Rolling Friction.

Gravity.

Law of Universal Gravitation.

Laws of Falling Bodies-

Pendulum.

Mass, Density, etc.

Projectiles.

Apparatus for Illustration.

Conservation of Energy.

Machines. Transmission of ForcciLever and Balance.

Wheel and Axle.

Cord and Catenary.

Pulley.

Inclined Plane.

Wedge.

Screw.

«9 Tables. Problems. Questions. t»

532 Liquids. Hydrostatics. Hydraulics.

1 Properties of Liquids. Pressure.

2 Equilibrium of Liquids.

3 Buoyant Effects. Floating Bodies.

4 Specific Gravity. Hydrometer.

5 Liquids in Motion.

51 Theoretical Flow.

52 Orifices, Adjutages !I^luid Vein.

53 Weirs, Overfalls.

54 Pipes, Open Channels, Rivers.

55 Bends, Valves, sudden enlargements and contractions.

56 Efflux ; variable pressure.

57 Hydrometry. Velocity.

58 Impulse and Resistance.

59 Theory of Waves.

6 Capillary Attraction.

7 Osmose. Absorption.

8 Applications- Machines. See 621.2, water engines.

Except for libraries making Physics much more prominent than Useful Arts, all the " Ap-

plications " will be more useful under their proper heads in Useful Arts. It is better to

keep all the material in one place, referring to it from the other, rather than attempt

division.

.81 Hydraulic Press.

.82 Hydraulic Engine.

.83 Water Ram.

S4 Water Wheels.

.85 Water Blast.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions*

533 Gases. Pneumatics.

1 Properties of Gases and Vapors.

2 Laws of Compressibility.

3 Atmosphere.

4 Barometer.

5 Air Pump6 Aeronautics.

7 Kinetic Theory of Gases.

8 Applications. See 621.6, Blowing and Pumping engines.

Preferably go in Useful Arts, see 532.8, Note.

J81X Manometer. Pressure Gauges See 62 1. 18, Steam generation.

.83 Condensing Pump.

^4 Force Pump.

.85 Suction Pump.

.86 Diving Bell.

.87 Forge Bellows.

.88 Pneumatic Dispatch.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.

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534 Sound. Acoustics.

Theory. Undulations.

Propagation of Sound. Velocity. Diffraction.

Musical Sound. Tuning Forks. SeeaUo 781.., Theory of Music.

Analysis of Sounds. Resonators.

Superposition of Vibrations.

Graphical Representations.

Physiological. Ear and Larynx, see also 611.85, Anatomy; 612.85,

Physiology; 612.78, Voice; 617.8, Surgery; 362.1 and .4, Hospitals; 152.2, Psychology.

Applications. Preferably go with topics elsewhere. See 532.8, Note.

Signals in Navigation. See also 654.9, Communication,

Applications to Architecture.

Musical Instruments. See also 780, Music.

Phonograph.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.

535 Light. Optics.

1 Theory.

2 Propagation, Velocity. Measurement of Light.

3 Reflection. Refraction. Absorption, see aUo 522.92, Astronomy.

4 Dispersion. Diffraction. Interference.

5 Polarization. Polariscope. Double Refraction.

6 Color.

7 Physiological. Eye. See also 611.84, Anatomy; 612.84, Physiology; 617.7,

Surgery; 362.1 and .4, Hospitals; 152.1, Psychology.

O Applications. Preferably go with topics elsewhere. See 532.8, Note.

81 Lenses.

.82 Microscopes and Magnifiers. See also 57S, Microscopy.

.83 Telescopes. See also 522.2, Astronomy,

.84 Spectroscopes and Spectrum Analysis. See also 544.6, Chemistry; 522.67, A*tronomy; 523,37, Moon; 523.57, Meteors, etc.

.85 Photography. See also 770.

,86 Other Applications of Lenses.

^7 Mirrors and Reflecting Instruments.

,88 Lighthouses. See also 627.9, Harbor Engineering; 656, Commerce.

.89

«g Tables. Problems. Questions.

536 Heat.•*

537

.1 Theory. Nature.

•2 Communication,

.3 Action of Bodies on Heat.

.31 Reflection.

.32 Refraction.

.^^ Radiation.

.34 Absorption.

.35 Diathermancy.

•4 Effects. Action of Heat on Bodies.

wjt Expansion.

.42 Liquefaction.

.43 Solidification.

.44 Vaporization and Condensation.

.45 Incandescence.

.46 Combustion. Flame.

•S Temperature. See also 551.52, Meteorology; 613.18, Hygiene,

.51 Thermometry.

.52 Pyrometry.

.53 Electric Methods of Measuring.

•6 Calorimetry.

•7 Thermodynamics. Mechanical Equivalent.•8 Applications. preferably go in Useful Arts. See 532.8. NctA,

.81 Steam Engines. See 621. i, Engineering,

^3 Gas Engines. See 621.43, Engineering.

^3 Heating. See 697, 621.19, 6aS.8, 644.

^4 Ventilating. See 697, 622.4, 628.8.

^ Tables. Problems. Questions.

Electricity.

.1 Theory. Nature.

•a Statical.

.21 Quantity, Potential,

.22 Conduction, Distribution

.23 Machines,

.24 Condensers.

.25 Electrometers.

•3

•4 Atmospheric. Lightning Rods.

.5 Dynamical.

.51 Theory of Coils. Constants.

.52 Induction Spark.

•S3 Induction Spark in rarified gases.

537*6 Electro Dynamics.

•7 Electrical Measurements.

•8 Applications. See62i.3. preferably go in Useful Ans. See 532.8, Note.

.81 Telegraph. See 654.

•83 Telephone. Microphone.

.83 Dynamos. Electric Lighting.

•84 Transmission of Power. Storage.

•85 Electro-Metallurgy,

•86 Galvanometers. Batteries. Coils.

•87 Medicine. See also 615.84.

•88 Electric Signals.

•9 Tables. Problems. Questions.

538 Magnetism.

539

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For "Animal Magnetism/* Mesmerism, etc, see 134,

Theory. Properties of Magnets. Lines of Force,

Communication. Induction. Touch.

Electro-Magnetism.

Diamagnetism.

Terrestrial Magnetism.

Applied. Magnetic Machines.

Tables. Problems. Questions.

Molecular Physics.

Theory. Molecular Structure. VortexRinx*.

Properties of Solids.

Elasticity. Torsion.

Strength of Materials.

Permanent Displacement of Molecules.

Malleability.

Ductility.

Hardness.

Tempering.

Intermolecular Forces*

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540 Chemistry.. I, Theories, Alchemy, Phlogiston; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, EssaySt

Lectures, etc.; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education, Methods of Teaching;

.8. Collective Works ; .9, History.

541 Theoretical Chemistry.

Thermo Chemistry.Atoms. Molecules. Atomic Weights. Equivalence.

Chemical Affinity. Combustion.

Salts. Acids. Bases.

Types.

Compound Radicles.

Allotropy. Isomerism.

Solubility. Water of Crystallization.

Classification. Nomenclature. Notation. Formulae.Stoichiometry. Tables.

542 Practical and Experimental Chemistry.

Laboratory.

Apparatus and Manipulation.

Weighing and Measuring. Specific Gravity.

Heating. Baths. Distillation.

BlOWpiping. bee 544.3. 54*».

Solution. Precipitation.

Gas Manipulation. Eudiometer. See 545.7.

Electric and Galvanic Manipulation. See 537.85.

Other Operations.

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5

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543 Analysis,Divided by material analyzed. See also 614.3, Adulterations.

•S Food and Drink. see 3150613.2, Hygiene ;6i2.39» Nutrition.

.a Milk.

*3 W^ater. See also 613.3, Beverage*.

•4 Drugs and Medicines.

•5 Poisons.

•6 Rock Analysis.

.7 Special Inorganic Substances.

•8 Special Vegetable Substances.

•g Special Animal Substances.

S«« mt&o 6t^7ft, Analysis of soili.

544.X

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Qualitative Analysis.

Wet Method.

Dry Method. See 669.9, Assaying.

Blowpiping. See 543.5, 549.1. Mmeraioo

Dialysis.

Spectrum Analysis. See 535.8*,

Polarization. See 535.5.

545

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Quantitative Analysis.

Gravimetric.

Wet Method.

Electrolysis, see 537.85.

Dry Method.For Assaying see 669.9.

Volumetric.

Solutions.

Gases. Eudiometrv. see 543.7,

Colorimetric.

Synthesis.

Inorganic Chemistry.

Non-Metallic Elements.

Hydrogen,

Halogen Group.

Chlorine.

Bromine.

Iodine.

Fluorine,

Nitrogen Group.

Phosphorus.

Arsenic.

Oxygen Group,

Oxygen.

Sulphur,

Selenium.

Tellurium.

Carbon Group.

Carbon.

Boron.

Silicon,

Nitrogen.

546-3 Metals.

•31 Alkali Group,•3a Potassium.

•33 Sodium.

•34 Lithium.

•35 Rubidium.

-36 Caesium.

•37

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•39

•4 Alkaline Earths.

•41 Calcium.

.42 Strontium,

•43 Barium.

44 Magnesium Group.•45 Beryllium.

.46 Magnesium.

•47 Zinc.

.4S Cadmium.

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•5 Lead Group.

•SI Lead.

.52 Thallium.

•55 Silver Group.56 Copper.

'57 Silver.

.58 Mercury.

•59

.6 Cerium Grouo.

.61 Yttrium.

.62 Cerium,

•^3 Lanthanum.

.64 Didymium.

.65 Erbium.

.66 Aluminium.

.67 Indium.

.6S Gallium.

.69 Scandium

7 Iron Group,

.71 Manganese.

.72 Iron,

'73 Cobalt.

•74 Nickel.

•75 Chromium Groufb.7^ Chromium.

•77 Molybdenum.

.78 Tungsten.

•79 Uranium.

546 8 Tin Group.

^I Tin.

^2 Titanium.

83 Zirconium.

84 Thorium.

J^ Vanadium Group. Vanadiom,

•86 Antimony.

.87 Bismuth.

«88 Tantalum.

.89 Niobium. *

^ Platinum Group.

J91 Gold.

jgiz Platinum.

^93 Iridium.

.94 Osmium.

.05 Ruthenium Group.

.96 Ruthenium.

^ Rhodium.

.98 Palladium.

•99

547 Organic Chemistry.

.1 Cyanogen and its Compounds.

.2 Hydrocarbons. Fatty Series.

.21 Paraffins.

^2 defines.

.23 Acetylenes.

.24 Valylene. Dipropargyl, etc

.35 Aromatic Series.

.26 IJenzenes.

.27 Diphenyl Group.

.28 Naphthalene. Anthracene. Phenanthrene.

•29 Higher Series.

The seven heads 547.3 to 547.9 are sub-divided like 547.a.

.3 Alcohols. Phenols.

.4 Ethers. Simple. Compound. Haloid,

.5 Aldehydes.

.6 Ketones, Quinones.

.7 Acids. Acid Halides. Acid Anhydrides. Sulpho-acids.

.8 Nitro-derivatives. Amines. Compound Ammoniums.Amids. Amic Acids. Azo-bodies. Azoxy-bodies.Hydrazo-bodies. Diazo-bodies.

M Compounds with Metals.

548 Crystallography.•t Systems of Crystallization.

.a Twin Crystals. Crystalline Aggregations.

.3 Cleavage. Isomorphism. Polymorphism.

^ Irregularities. Internal Imperfections.

.5 Formation and Growth of Crystals.

.6 Pseudomorphs.

.7 Mathematical. Measurement of Angles.

j^ Physical.

.9 Optical.

549 Mineralogy..01, Philosophy, Classification; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays, Papers, etc.;

.05, Periodicals; .06, Societies; .07, Study and Teaching, Museums; .08, Collective

Works; .09, History.

•I Determinative. Blowpiping. See also 542.5 ; 544.3.

jat Native Elements.

.3 Sulphides, Tellurides, Selenides, Arsenides, Antimonides,Bismuthides.

.4 Compounds of Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, and Fluorine.

.5 Oxygen Compounds. Oxids*

.€ Silicates.

*6l Anhydrous.

-65 Hydrous.

.7 Other Ternary Oxygen Compounds..71 Tantalates. Columbates.

.72 Phosphates. Arsenates. Vanadates. Antimonatcs. Nitrates.

-73 Borates.

-74 Tungstates. Molvbdates. Chromates.

.75 Anhydrous Sulphates.

-76 Mydrous Sulphates.

•77 Tell urates.

JJ^ Carbonates.

.79 Oxalates.

Jt Hydrocarbons.

jj Geographical Distribution,

550 Geology.

551

.1

.11

.13

•U.2

at•«3

.24

•3

•31

•33

•33

•34

•35

.36

'37

•4

•41

•42

•43

•44

•45

^6•47

.48

•49

•s

•51

•52

•53

•54

'55

•56

•57

.58

.6

•7

.71

.72

'73

•74

•75

•76

•77

•7«

•79

550., PhHo^ophy^ m^^^^^^^ Geological Time; .., Co^pends ; .3. Dictionaries; ^ E«ay.

Physical and Dynamical Geology.Including Physical Geography. For Cosmical Geography, see 523.

Structure of Earth as a Whole.Interior of Earth.

Internal Heat.

Earth's Crust.

Conductivity of Rocks.

Seismology.Volcanoes.

Earthquakes.

Hot Springs, Geysers.

Oscillations of the Earth's Crust.

Erosion and Deposition.Glaciers and Glacial Phenomena.

Moraines.

Transported Materials, TiU.Icebergs.

Aqueous Erosion.

Coast Changes.

Aerial Erosion.

Surface Features of the Earth.Continents.

Islands.

Mountains. Valleys. Orology.Caves.

Plains.

Oceans.

Ocean Currents.

Rivers. Lakes.

Springs. Wells. Groundwater.

Meteorology.Atmospheric Currents. WindsThermometry, Heat. See also 536.5, Temperature ; 6,3.18, Hygien..Hypsometry. See 526.36-8 for Methods.

^^Barometry, Pressure,

Storms.

Climate.

Moisture. Rainfall. Flow of Streams. Floods.Prairies, Forests, and Deserts,

Metamorphism.

Stratigraphical Geology.Archaean.

Cambrian.

Silurian..731. Lower Silurian

j .732, Upper Silunan.L)evon]an. Old red sandstone.Carboniferous.

Triassic and Jurassic Lias. Oolite.Cretaceous.

17^!^'-'-7^1' ^°*=^"^- 782, Miocene. .7S3. Pliocene.

Quaternary. Postpliocene. Glacial. .791, Recent.

Division of Oceans for use under .46 and1, Atlantic. North Sea. Baltic2, Mediterranean. Black Sea.

3, Gulf of Mexico. Caribbean.

4, Southern Atlantic.

5, Pacific.

6, Eastern Pacific or American CoaA.7, Indian. Bay of BengaL Red8, Arctic.

9, Antarctic.

I

551.8 Structural Geology..81 Stratification.

.82 Curvature and Contortion.

.83 Ripple Marks and Sun Cracks.

.84 Joints, Cleavage. Polarity in KockS*

.85 Dip. Outcrop. Strike.

.86 Anticlinal. Synclinal.

,S7 Faults and Folds. Dislocations.

.88 Veins. Dykes. Necks. Bosses.

.89

.9 Agents of Geological Work,

.91 Frost.

.92 Water.

.93 Atmosphere.

.94 Chemical Changes. Heat.

.95 Animals.

.96 Coral Reefs.

.97 Plants.

.98 Segregation and Concretion.

.99 Other Agents.

552 Lithology, Petrography, Petrology.

.1 Igneous Rocks.

«3 Volcanic Rocks.

•21 Lavas. Scoria.

•23 Volcanic Ashes. Volcanic Tufa. Ta&.23 Obsidian. Pumice. Pitchstone.

•24 Trachyte.

.25 Rhyolite.

.26 Andesite. Dacite. Phonolite.

.27 Felsites.

.28 Basalt.

.29 Other Volcanic Rocks.

•3 Plutonic Rocks.

.31 Porphyry. Porphyrite.

.32 Syenite.

'33 Granite,

.34 Diabase and Gabbro.

.35 Dolerite.

.36 Diorite.

•37 Norite,

.38 Peridotite.

.39 Other Plutonic Rocks.

.4 Metamorphic Rocks.

•41 Granites and Syenites-

•42 Gneiss.

.43 Schists.

.44 Slates. Argillite. PhylUte.

•45 Quartzite. Novaculite. Itacolumite.

^6 Marble. Crystalline limestone.

•47 Serpentine.

^8 Chrysolitic Rocks.

.49 Other Metamorphic Rocks.

553

552 5 Sedimentary Rocks..51 Sandstone. Conglomerate. Sand. <xt^vftl.

.52 Shale. Clay Silt.

'53 Gypsum. Salt.

.54 Limestone. Marl. Ooze.

•55 Dolomite.

.56 Oolite.

-57 Infusorial or Diatomaceous Earth.-58 Glauconite. Greensand.

.59 Other Sedimentary Rocks.

.6 Meteorites.

.7 Decay of Rocks.

-8 Microscopical Petrography.^I Determination of Rock Minerals.•82 Rock Structure.

Economic Geology. see also 622.1, Mining engineering.

.1 Ore Deposits.

.11 Formation and Structure.

.12 Classification,

.13 Superficial. Placers.

•14 Stratified. Beds, etc.

.15 Unstratified.

•'6 Disseminated through eruptive rocks.

•*7 Stockwerks. Fahlbands. Contacts.

•18 Chambers and Pockets. Impregnations.

•19 Mineral Veins.

.2 Carbon Series.

.21 Peat.

.22 Lignite and Jet.

.23 Cannel Coal. Bituminous Shale.

•24 Bituminous and Semi-Bituminous Coals.

.25 Anthracite and Graphitic Anthracite.

-26 Graphite. Plumbago.

^ Asphalt and Asphaltic Coals. Ozocerite.

•28 Petroleum, Natural Gas,

•29 Fossil Gums and Resins.

.3 Ores of Iron.

-4 Ores of Metals other than Iron.

•41 Ores of Gold.

42 Ores of Silver.

^3 Ores of Copper.

•44 Ores of I^ad.

^5 Ores of Zinc and Tin. Mercury.

^6 Ores of Manganese and Chromium•47 Ores of Antimony and Arsenic.

-48 Ores of Nickel and Cobalt.

«49 Other Metallic Ores.

[While the history of all the other pro-

ducts goes here, the history of the

metals is more useful in 665, Metal*

lurgy.J

5535•51

•52

•53

•54

•55

.56

67.58

•59

.6

.61

.62

•63

.64

.65

.66

,67

.63

.69

•7

•71

•72

'73

•74

•75

Building Stones.Marbles and Limestones,

Granites and Syenites.

Sandstones.

Slates.

Serpentines. Soapstones.

Porphyries.

Trap.

Tufa. Peperino.

Other Building Stones.

Earthy Economic Minerals.Fire Clays. Brick Clays. Potter's Cla>s.Sands.

Rock Salt. Gypsum.Phosphates. Apatite. Guai>o. See also 631.

Emery.

Heavy Spar. Sulphur.

Asbestus, etc.

Limes and Mineral Cements.Other Earthy Economic Minerals.

Mineral Waters.Alkaline.

Saline.

Chalyt)eate, Iron-bearmg.

Sulpnunc.

Calcic.

See also 551.23.

Divide general works fieographicHy like 930-999 ; e. ^Mineral waters of Germany, 553. 7043

.8 Gems. Ornamental Stones.

.9 Other Economic Minerals.

554 Geology of Europe. 554-559 subdivided by countries like94ow

555 Geology of Asia,

556 Geology of Africa.

557 Geology of North America.

558 Geology of South America.

559 Geology of Oceanica. Polar Regions.

560 Paleontology.

301 XiantS. 561 is subdivided HWe Botany, 58(1,

502 Invertebrates. 5*^2-569 is subdivided Hke zoology, 592 599.

563 Protozoa. Radiates.

564 Mollusks.

565 Articulates.

566 Vertebrates.

567 Fishes. Batrachia.

568 Reptiles. Birds.

569 Mammals.

Use form divisions as in 550 and divide .9 geographicaJvlike 930-999 ; e. g. Paleontoiu^y oi Germany is 560.943,

570 Biology.

571

•Z

.11

.12

.14

.16

.19

.a

.21

.23

.24

•as

.26

•«7

.29

•34

•35

•37

•39

.4

•5

•SI

•Sa

•S3

•54

•55

•56

.6

•7

•7>

•73

•74

.8

.82

•83

^4^5.86

570.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, etc.; .5, Periodi-cals; .6. bocieties; .7, Study and Teaching, Museums; .8, Collective Works, .q.History. ^

Prehistoric Archaeology.For Customs, see 39a For archaeology of special countries, see 913.

Paleolithic, or Early Stone Age.Drift Remains.

Cave Men.

Remains of Animals. Shells.

Chipped Stones.

Flint Flakes. Arrow Heads. Knives, etc.

Other Stone Remains.

Other Remains.

Neolithic, or Late Stone Age,Stone Quarries.

Remains of Animals.

Polished Stones.

Sharpened Stones. Celts. Tools. Weapons.Perforated Stones. Spindles. Net Sinkers. Pipes.

Hollowed Stones. Mortars. Cups. Food Vessels.Other Stone Remains.

Other Remains.

Bronze Age.

Ancient Copper and Tin Mining.

Bronze Remains.

Tools. Weapons, etc

Cups. Vessels.

Other Remains.

Iron Age.

Other Remains.Implements of Wood.Implements of Bone.

Basket Work,Textile Fabrics.

Pottery.

Glass.

Rudiments of Art. Ornaments.Drawings.

Paint.

Sculptures.

Beads.

Dwellings.

Natural Caves.

Earth Houses. Pit Dwellings. Weems.Lake Dwellings. Crannoges.

Cliff Dwellings.

Pueblos.

Tents as Dwellings.

•\

571-9

.91

•9a

•<H

•95

•96

•97

.98

•99

Mounds and Monuments.Mounds and Mound Builders.

Grave Mounds.

Kitchen Middens. Shell BanksMonoliths. Cromlechs.

Circles. Labyrinths.

Cairns.

572 Ethnology. Anthropology.

.1

.2

•3

•4

•s

.6

•7

.8

See also 136.4, Mental race characteristics.

Unity of the Human Race,

Diversity of Races,

Migrations of Men.Original Home of Man. Eden, Atlantis, etc.

573I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Races divided by Language like 400.

Races divided by Countries like 930-999.Divide by countries where possible. Use language divisions for groups like Semitic, Aiyam

Teutonic, English, etc.

Natural History of Man.Man's Place in Nature.

Origin of Man.

Antiquity of Man.Influence of Climate and Surroundings.

Color in Man.

Anthropometry.

Craniology.

Dwarfs and Giants.

Monstrosities. see also 613.91, Congenital defects; 617.3, Deformities.

574 Homologies.

575 -tlVOlUtlOn. see also 213, Creation; 215, Religion and Science; 239.3, ApoloffCtiQ6>

Heredity. See also 136.3, Mental; 333.3, Moral; 129^, Origin of soui.

Variation. See also 591.15, physiological zoology.

Environment. See also 136.2, Mental; 573.4.

Natural Selection.

Sexual Selection.

Development. Survival of the Fittest.

Degeneration.

Origin of Species.

Origin of Sexes. See also 591.36, Embryology.

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

576

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

577

345

.6

•7

.8

578

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

•9

Origin and Beginnings of Life.

Spontaneous Generation.

Protoplasm. Bioplasm.

Cells.

Beginnings of Motion and Sensation.

579.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

*8

Properties of Living Matter.

Chemical. Difference between Organic and InorganieLife. Difference between Dead and Living Matter.Difference between Vital and Physical Phenomena.Conditions of Life, Moisture. Temperature.Difference between Plants and Animals.Vital Force.

Death.

Sex in Nature.

Microscopy, see ajso 535-82, optks.

Varieties of Microscopes.

Optical Parts.

Mechanical Parts.

Accessory Apparatus and Management of Microscope.Illuminating Apparatus.

Preparation and Mounting of Objects.

Special Preparation and Study of Inorganic Material.Botanical Material. Seess.-s.Hisujog,*

"Zoological Material. 591.8, «

Collectors' Manuals.

Preparing Skeletons.

Preservatives and Hardening Fluids.

Injections.

Taxidermy.

Mounting Specimens.

Collecting..11, Alluring; Bait, Light, etc. .12, Hunting; Nets, Collecting bottle, etc .13, KilUiiA

.14, Exchange. Purchase, .tj. Rearing. .16, Transporting.

Arrangement of Specimens in Museums..71, Cabinets. .72, Labels.

Preservation of Specimens..8., Museum Pests. .82, Pestifuges. .83, Prevention of moisture. .84. Retentioo of color*

580 Botany.

7

sHo.i, Philosophy, Classification, Nomenclature; .2,Compends; .3. Dictionaries, Cyclopedws;.4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching, Herbariums, BotanicGardens; .8, Collective Works; ,9, History.

581 Physiological and Structural Botany.Subdivided where wished like 591.

Physiology,

Pathology. Teratology.

Diseases,

Teratology.

Parasites.

Embryology. Germination.Morphology. Comparative Anatomy.Habits.

Economic.Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.Histology. See 578.S.

Geographical.Distribution of Plants.

.93-99 is subdivided like 930-999.This Geographical Classification is to be used only for general works and cross-

references. The - Flora of North America " is put 581.97; but " North Ameri-can Cryptogams" is classed 586 with a reference from 581.97, but No. AmPhanerogamia goes with 581.97 because it so completely covers the subject

General Works covering both Phanerogamia and Cryptogamia are put under =80.as books on Vertebrates and Invertebrates are put under 590.

In applying these numbers to Fossil Plants, 56., note that one more figure must beused than in Fossil Animals. The Zoology numbers are already given in thethird place in Paleontology, e. g. 592 Invertebrates, 562 Fossil Invertebratesand so on to 599 Mammals, and 569 Fossil Mammals. But in Fossil Plants,561. all eight sections are grouped together and the section number must berepeated. Fossil Phanerogams are 561. 2 not 562, which is assigned to Inverte-brate Zoology as more important. Lichens are 561.91, etc. In the same waythe Fossil Flora of North America is 561.197. i. e., the first two Botany figures,58, are changed to 561 to give the corresponding Fossil Botany number, whilein Zoology the only change is from 59 to 56 for first two figures, except in 591which cannot change to 561, which is assigned to Botany. The Fossil Faunaof North America must therefore go among general works under 560.97.

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582 Phanerogamia see aUo Trees 715.

The sub-sections below are taken from the recognized authority, Bentham andHooker's Genera Plantarum.

.1

Dicotyledonae

Polypetalae.

.11 Ranales.

.III Ranunculaceae.

.112 Dilleniaceae.

•"3 Calycanthaceae.

.114 Magnoliaceae.

•"5 Anonaceae.

.116 Menispermaceae

.117 Berberideae.

.118 Nymph ieaceai.

,83.12 Parietales.

.121 Sarraceniaceae.

.122 Papaveraceae.

.123 Cruciferae.

•131 Capparideae.

'^33 Resedacea2,

134 Cistineas.

35 Violarieae,

'^37 Canellaceae.

.138 Bixineae.

.14 Polygalineae.

.141 Pittosporeae.

.142 Tremandreae,

.143 Polygaleae.

.145 Vochysiacese.

•15 Caryophyllineae.

.151 Frankeniaceae

.152 Caryophylleae.

•^53 Silenese.

.154 Alsineae.

-155 Polycarpeae.

.156 Portulaceae.

.158 Tamariscineae.

.Z6 Guttiferales.

.161 Elatineae.

.162 Hypericineae,

.163 Guttiferae,

.166 Ternstrcem iaceac

.167 Dipterocarpeae.

.168 Chlaenaceae.

•«7 Malvales, Malvaceafc

.18 Sterculiaceas.

.19 Tiliacese,

•sx Geraniales.

^11 Lineas.

.213 Humiriacea^,

.2x4 Malpighiacea,ail Zygophylleae.

.223 Geraniaceae.

•23 Rutaceas,

,241 Simarubeae.

•245 Ochnace«e.

•247 Burseracesc,

•251 Meliaceae.

•255 Chailletiaceie.

583.26 Olacales.

.261 Olacineae.

.269 Ilicineae.

•27 Celastrales.

.271 Celastrineae.

.274 Stackhousieae.

-275 Rhanineae.

.279 Ampelideae.

.as Sapindales.

.2S1 Sapindaceae.

.291 Sabiaceae.

.292 Anacardiaceae.

.297 Anomola.

.29S Coriarieas.

.299 Moringese.

•3 Resales.

3« Connaraceae.

•32 Leguminosae.

•37 Rosaceae.

•38 Saxifrageae.

•39 Crassulaceae,

•393 Droseraceae.

-394 Hamamelideae.

•396 Bruniaceae.

398 Halorageae.

•4 Myrtales.

411 Rhizophoreae.

.414 Combretaceae.

•42 Myrtaceae.

•43 Melastonaaceae.

.441 Lythraric«e.

•445 Onagrarieae.

•45 Passiflorales.

451 Samydaceae.

•453 Loaseae,

•4SS Turneraceae.

•456 Passifloreae.

^6i Cucurbitaceae.

^68 Begoniaceae.

.469 Datisceae.

17 Ficoidales.

.471 Cacteae.

•475 Ficoidese.

•48 Umbellales.

.481 Umbelliferae.

.491 Araliaceae.

497 Cornaceae.

5S3-5 Gainopetalae.

•51 Rubiales. CaprifoHaceafr

•52 Rubiaceae.

•53 Asterales.

•53' Valerianeae.

•541 Dipsaceas.

•546 Calvcereae.

•55 Compositse.

•57 Campanales. Stylidiea^

58 Goodenoviea:.

•59 Campanulaceze.

J6 Ericales.

J6i Vacciiiiaceae.

M Ericaceae.

•63 Monotropeae

•64 Epacrideae.

•65 Diapensiaceae.

J^ Lennoacese.

.67 Primulales.

.671 Plumbagineae.

.672 Primulaceae.

•677 Myrsineae.

.68 Ebenales.

.681 Sapotaceae.

.685 Ebenaceae.

,686 Styraceae

.7 Gentianales

•71 Oleacese.

.716 Salvadoraceae.

•72 Apocynaceae.

•73 Asclepiadeae.

-74 Loganiaceae

•75 Gentianea;.

.76 Polemoniales.

.761 Polemoniaceae.

-764 Hydrophyllaceac

77 Boraginea;.

. -78 Convolvulaceae.

•79 Solanaceae.

^ Personales.

^i Scrophularineae.

,821 Orobanchaceae.

.825 Lentibulaneae.

.829 ColumelliaceaB

.83 Gesneraceae.

-84 Bignoniaceae.

•85 Pedalineae.

M Acanthaceae.

Jh Lamiales.

871 Myoporineae.

,876 Selagineae.

^ Verbenaceae.

A)i Labiatae.

•899 Ordo anomalus. Plantagineaft.

5-9 Apetalse.

•91 Curvembryeae,

.911 Nyctagineae.

.912 Illecebraceae.

•913 Amarantaceae.

.914 Chenopodiaceae.

.915 Phytolaccaceae.

.916 Batideae.

.917 Polysonaceas.

-9a Multiovulatae Aquaticae.

.921 Podostemacese.

.93a Multiovulatae Terrestres. Nepenthac

•923 Cytinaceae.

.924 Aristolochiaceas.

.925 Micrembryeae. Piperaceae.

,926 Chloranthaccce.

.927 Myristiceae.

.928 Monimiaceae.

•93 Daphnales.

•931 Laurineae.

•932 Proteaceas.

•933 Thymelajaceae.

•934 Penaeaceae.

•935 Elaeagnaceae.

-94 Achlamydosporese,

.941 LoraiUhaceae.

•943 Santalaceas.

•947 Balaiiophorcce.

.95 Unisexuales.

.951 Euphorbiaceae.

.961 Balanopseae.

.962 Urticaceae.

.971 Platanaceas.

.972 Leitnerieae.

.973 Juglandeae.

•974 Myricaceae.

•975 Casuarineas.

.976 Cupuliferse.

•98 Anomali.

.981 Salicineae.

.983 Lac istemacece.

.984 Empetracece.

.9S7 Ceratophyileae.

584 Monocotvledonae.

5S5

.1 Microspermeae.

.11 Hydrocharideze.

-13 Burmanniaceae.

•IS Orchideae.

.2 Epigyneae.

.21 Scilamineae.

.22 riromeliaceas.

•23 Ilaemodoraceje,

.24 Irideae.

•25 Amar)'llideae.

.26 Taccacex.

Dioscoreaceae.

-3 Coronarieae.

•31 Roxburghiaceae.

•32 Liiiaceae.

•34 Pontederiaceae.

'3S Philydraceae.

.36 Xyrideae.

•37 Mayaceae.

•3S Commelinacese.

•39 Rapateacese,

.4 Calycineae.

.41 Flagellarieae.

•45 Juncaceae.

•5 Palmae.

.6 Nudifloreae.

.6r Pandanese.

.62 Cyclanthaceae

•63 Typhaceae.

.64 Aroideae.

.6S Lemnaceas.

•7 Apocarpeae.

•71 Triurideae,

.72 Alismaceas.

•74 Naiadaceae.

.8 Glumaceae.

^i Eriocauleae.

.S2 Centrolepideae.

.83 Restiaceae.

^4 Cyperacese.

9 Gramineae.

Gymnospermae•Z Gnetaceae.

.a Coniferae.

•9 Cycadaceae.

586 Cryptogamia.

587 Pteridophyta.

•z Isoeteae.

.2 Equisetae.

•3 Fiiicinae.

•9 Lycopodinae.

•/

588 Bryophyta.

589

.1 Sphagna.

.2 Musci.

•3 Hepaticae.

•4 Characeae.

9 Thallophyta.

•z Lichenes.

.11 Basidiolichenes.

•15 Ascolichenes,

.16 Angiocarpae,

•17 Gymnocarpae.

.18 Gelatinosae.

.19 Byssaceae.

.2 Fungi.

.21 Carposporeae,

.22 Basidiomycetes.

.221 Gasteromycetefi.

.222 Hymenomycetes.

.224 Tremellinae.

.225 UredincEe.

.227 Ustilagineas.

.229 En tom ph thoreae.

•23 Ascomycetes.

.231 Tuberaceae.

•233 Discomycetes.

•235 Pyrenomycetes.

.238 Gymnoasceae.

.24 Oosporeae.

•25 Peronosporeae.

.26 Saprolegniea^.

•a? Zygosporeae,

.28 Zygomycetes.

.29 Myxomycetes.

•3 Algae.

•4 Carposporeae.

.41 Florideae.

-47 Coicochaeteae.

.5 Oosporeae.

A .Zygosporeae.

.61 Conjugateae.

.67 Zoosporeae.

•7 Protophyta..8 Chlorophyllaceae.

•9 Achlorophyllaceae.

.91 Saccharomycetes. Yeast.

•95 Schizomycetes. Bacteria. Microbes-See also 614.41, Origin of infectious diseases ; 616.01, Germ Aeory of «3es«r,

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590 Zoology.590.I, Plr.losophy. Classihcation ; .2. Compends ; .3. Uictionaries ; .4, Essays, Lec-

tures, etc.; .5. Periodicals ; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching. Zoolog'cal(jardens, Aquaria, Museums; .3, Collective Works ; .9, History.

591 Physiological Zoology.

,1 Physiology..11 Circulation.

.12 Respiration.

1, Nature; 2, Dermal; 3, Aquivascular; 5, Branchial ; 6, Tracheal : 7, Pul-monary

; 9, bxhalation of Aqueous Vapor..13 Nutrition.

1. Acquisition of food; 2, Digrestion of Food; s. Assimilation of Food: 4,OrowLh; 5, Ueveiopment: b. Repair of Waste* 7. Production of Orijanic

MaLenal: 8, Conditions of Nutritive Activity ; 9, Longevity, Vitality.

.14 Secretion and Excretion.

1. Mucous and Sebaceous; 2, Sericeous; 3, Digestive, salivary, g-astric, pan-

creatic; 4, Odoriferous, sweet, etc.; 5, Poisonous, gall-formation, capririca-tion

; 6, Mammary, spermatic; 7, Lachrymal ; 8, Biliary

; 9, L'rinary and

.IS- Variation. See also 575.2, Evolution.I, Polymorphic; 2. Geographic

; 3. Heterophagic : 4. Polvgoneutic; 5, Mi-

metic;

b, bexual; 7. Coloratiunai ; 8, Hybrids

; 9, Monstrosities..16 Generation.

I Abiogenesis; 2, Parthenogenesis, neuters ; 3, Metagenesis, pa^dogenesis.nurses; 5, t-ission and Gemmation ; 6, Fecundation

; 7, Hermaphrodites 8,\ ivipara

; y, buperloetation.

.17 Histogenesis.

I. Uevel. pment of Sperm-cells; 2, Development of Germ-cells, iiiicropyle.9, Reparation of V\ ounds. ^

.18 Nervous Functions and Sensation.

.19 Physiological chemistry.

,2 P ethology.

•3 Embryology..?S Development of Embryo

; .34. Metamorphosis, larva, pupa, moulting • ^c.II. puimeuimorphosis; .36, ProducJon of Sexes. See aUo 575.9, Origin of

.4 Morphology. Comparative Anatomy.^1 Circulatory Organs.

^2 Respiratory Organs.

^3 Nutritory Organs.

.44 Secretory and Excretory Organs.

•45

^6 Generatory Organs.

-47 Motory Organs.

^8 Nervous System.

^9 Integument. Dermoskeleton. Skeleton.

.5 Habits and Behavior..51 Instinct. Reason.

-52 Abode. Migration.

.53 Food.

.54 Seasons. Hibernation.

•55 Sociability.

.56 Philoprogenitiveness. Breeding.

•57 Means of Protection. Fascination.

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Bconomic.

Usefulness.

In Nature.

As Food and Medicine for Maa.

In Chemistry and Manufactures.

Noxiousness.

Offensive Animals.

Animals causing Diseases.

. Injuring Vegetable and Animal Products and Inorganic Substances-

Injuring Living Plants and Animals. Parasites.

Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.Subdivided like 591-4, Morphology.

Histology. See also 578.9, Microscopical zoology.

Geographical Distribution of Animals.Subdivided like 930-999, using .93 for ocean.

Invertebrates.

Protozoans. Radiates.

Protozoans.

Rhizopoda.

Foraminifera.

Heliozoa.

Radiolaria. Polycystina.

Infusoria.

Flagellata.

Ciliata.

Gregarinidse.

Radiates.

Coelenterata. Acalepha (old use of term, now limited to 593-73%

Sponges. Porifera. Spongia.

Cnidaria.

Actinozoa. Polyps. Corals and Sea Anemones*

Rugosa. TetracoroUa.

Alcyonaria. OctocoroUa.

Zoantharia. HexacorolU.

Antipatharia.

Actinaria.

Madreporaria.

Hydrozoa.

Hydromedusae. <

Siphonophora.

Acalepha.

Calycozoa.

Marsupialida.

Discophora. Jelly Fish.

Ctenophora, Jelly Fish.

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Echinodermata.

Crinoidea. Sea LiUes.Asteroid ea. Star Fish.

Stelieridea.

Ophiuridea.

Echinoidea, Sea Urchins.Holothuroidea. Sea Cucumbers.

Pedata.

Apoda,

Enteropneusta,

Mollusks.

Lamellibranchiata. Bivalves. T

Scaphopoda,

Gastropoda. Univalves. Snails. Slugs, see also 6,.. Pests.

Pteropoda. Winged Shells.

Cephalopoda. Squids and Cuttle Fish.Molluscoidea.

Bryozoa. (Polyzoa.) Sea Mats.Brachiopoda. Lamp Shells.

Tunicata. (Ascidia.) Sea Grapes.

Articulates. • -.

,

Worms. Vermes, see also 632, Pests.

Arthropoda.

Crustacea.

Entomostraca. Cyclops, Shrimps, etcPhyllopoda.

Ostracoda.

Copepoda.

Cirripedia. Barnacles, etc.

Malacostraca. Sandbugs, Crabs, Lobsters, etcArthrostraca.

Thoracostraca.

Gigantostraca. Trilobites.

Arachnida. Spiders. Scorpions. Mites. See also 63., Pests.

Onychophora.

Myriopoda. Centipedes, etc. See also 63., Pests.

Insects. Insecta. Hexapoda. See also 632. Pests.

Thysanura. Bristle-tails, spring-tails, etc.

Orthoptera. Grasshoppers, etc.

Pseudoneuroptera. Dragon-flies, white ants, etc.Neuroptera. Caddice flies, etc.

Rhynchota. (Hemiptera.) Bugs, etcColeoptera. Beetles.

Diptera. Flies, etc.

Lepidoptera. Butterflies, Moths.Hymenoptera. Bees, Wasps, etc

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Vertebrates.

Fishes. Pisces.

Pharyngobranchii. Lancelet.

Marsipobranchii. Lampreys.

Elasmobranchii. Sharks, Rays, etc

Ganoidei. Sturgeons, Garpikes, etc

Teleostei. True bony fishes.

Batrachia. (Amphibia.)

Ophiomorpha.

Anura. Toads, Frogs.

Urodela. Salamanders*

Reptiles. Birds.

Reptiles.

Lacertilia. Lizards.

Ophidia. Snakes.

Chelonia. Turtles.

Crocodilia. Crocodilos.

Ichthyopterygia. '

Sauropterygia.

Anomodontia.

Pterosauria,

Dinosauria.

Birds. Aves.

Grallatores. (Waders.)

Natatores. (Swimmers*)

Cursores. (Runners.)

Rasores. (Scratchers.)

Scansores. (Climbers.)

Insessores. (Perchers.)

Raptores. (Birds of Prey.)

Mammals. Mammalia.

Monotremata. Duck-billed Platypus.

Marsupialia. Kangaroos, Opossums.Edentata. Rodentia. Insectivora. Sloths. Rodents.

Moles.

Cheiroptera. Bats.

Cetacea. Sirenia. Whales, etc.

Proboscidea. Hyracoidea. Elephants. Hyrax.Ungulata. Carnivora. Domestic Mammals. Seeaisosse.

Quadrumana. Apes.

Bimana. Man. see also 573, Nat. hist, of man ; 6io, Medidne.

Useful Arts.

600 Useful Arts.

601 Philosophy. Theories, etc.

602 Compends. Outlines.

603 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

604 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

605 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions.special exhibitions go with their topics. This is general only.

607 Education, Schools of Technologv,Divided like 940-99,

608 Patents. Inventions.

609 History of Useful Arts in General.For its History, see each special department.

610 Medicine.

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.1, Pliilosophy, Theories; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, Essays; .5,

Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and teaching; .71, Medical schools ; .72, Medi-cal education of women ; .73, Training schools fornurses; .77, Medical museums;.8, Collections; .g, History of Medicine.

61 1 Anatomy. Histology.May 0" subdivided by a o, like 610, if wished. Put Dissection in 611^7 For Malforma-

tions see 617.3, Orthopedic Surgery. See also 591.4, Cooaparauvfc Anatomy^ 591-8,

Histolosy.

•X Circulatory System.

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Pericardium.

Heart.

Arteries.

Veins.

Capillaries,

Respiratory System.

Nasal Passages,

Larynx.

Trachea. Bronchi.

Lungs.

Pleura.

Diaphragm and other muscles of respiration.

Digestive System.

Mouth. Tongue. Teeth. Salivary Gianas.

Pharynx. Oesophagus.

Stomach.

Intestine,

Rectum. Anus.

Liver. Gall Bladder.

Pancreas.

Peritoneum. Omentum. Mesentery.

Glandular and Lymphatic System.Put glands of any special system with that system. See 611.36, Lhrer; 611.61* Kidneys^

611.31, Salivary Glands; 611.69, Mammary Glands.

Spleen.

Lymphatics.

Thymus.

Thyroid.

Suprarenal Bodies.

Genito-Urinary System. Breasts.

Kidneys. Ducts. Ureters,

Urethra.

Spermatic Cord. Scrotum.

Bladder.

Testes.

Penis.

Ovaries.

Uterus.

Vagina.

Fallopian Tubes.

Vulva.

Mammary Glands.

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Motor and Integumentary System.Bones. Skeleton.

Articulations. Joints. Cartilages.

Muscles.

Tendons. Fasciae.

Bursse. Sheaths of Tendons.Connective Tissue.

Skin.

Hair.' Nails.

Nervous System. Sensory Apparatus.Brain and its Meninges.

Spinal Cord and its Meninges.Nerves.

Sight.

Hearing.

Smell.

Taste.

Touch.

Ganglia.

Regional Anatomy.Head.

Face.

Neck.

Chest.

Abdomen.

Pelvis.

Upper Extremities.

Lower Extremities.

612 Physiology.

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May be subdivided by a o. like 610, if wished. For Vita! Phenomena in ger.eral. see 577Propcni.. of hvng matter. Use6i2.oi lor general works on Physiological ChemistrySee also 591. i, Phyr-ilogy of Animals.

Blood and Circulation.

Blood and its Physical Properties. See also 612.23, Changes in Blood.

.1, Red Globules; .2, i^eucocytes; .3, Arterial Blood; .4, Venous Blood; .5, Coagulationr.6, Quantity; .7, Color; .8, Other Properties; .9, Blood-makuig. Sanguification.

Chemical Composition.

Hydraulic Principles of Circulation.

Blood Pressure.

Rapidity of Flow.

Pulse Wave.

Functions of Special Organs.

Respiration.

Respiratory Movements.Gas Kxchange.

Changes in Hlood. See also 612. u. Blood.

Capacity of the Lungs.

Exhalation of Vapor of WaterChange of excreted Organic Particles.

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Digestion. Absorption. Nutrition.

Mouth. Teeth. Salivary Glands.

Stomach, Vomiting, see 616.33,

Intestine.

Pancreas. Pancreatic Fluid,

Liver.

Defecation.

Absorption.

.1, Imbibition; ,2, Osmosis; .3, Diffusion; .4, Skin, see also ^ta.jq and 6r5.67; .»,

Lungs, see also 612.29 and 615.64; .6, Alimentary Canal, see also 612.3; .7, OUtwMucous Membranes, see also 615.66; .8, Parenchymatous Absorotion.

Nutrition.

.1, Hunger and Thirst; .2, Nutriments; .3, Stimulants; .4, Growth; .5, Repair; M,Carbohydrates; .7, Fats; .8, Albuminoids. For Diet, see 613.2.

Secretion. Excretion.

Divided like 611.4. Add 612.46, Kidneys, Bladder, UHne, etc.; 612.49, lor VicariootSecretion. Put secretiona of special systems with those systems; e. g. of th«Liver, 612.35.

Animal Heat.

Sources of Heat^

Loss 01 Heat.

Regulation of Heat.

Conditions Influencing Temperature,

Variations of Heat,

Temperature of Body.

Fever. See 616.92, Diseases.

Reproduction. Development.Male Functions of Generation.

Female Functions of Generation.

Impregnation.

Development of Embryo. ^

For abnormal development of embryo, see 617.3, Deformities.

Growth after Hirth.

Period of full Development.

I, Puberty; 2, Menstruation; 3, Fecundity; 4, Lactation.

Period of Decline. Death. See also 577.7, Biology.

Longevity, See 368.3, Life Insurance; 519.5, Probabilities; 614.12, Death Rates*

Function of Motor and Vocal Apparatus and Skin,Protoplasm. See 576.2, Origin of Life.

Cilia.

Smooth Muscles.

Striped Muscles.

For structure and chemical composition of muscles, see 611.73, Anatomr-I, Contraction

; 2, Rigor; 3, Electrical Phenomena; 4, Chemical Changes; j, Ha^Production. See also 612.51, Animal Heat.

Bones. Joints.

Locomotion.

Voice and Speech. See 784.9, Vocal Hygiene; 808.5. Elocution; $%4.y. Soiu4.

Skin. Hair. Nails.

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Nervous Functions.

Nerve Fibres.

Central Nervous System. Brain.

Spinal Cord.

Sight. See also 152.1, Mental faculties; 535.7, Optics.

Hearing. See also 152.2, Mental faculties; 534,7, Acoustkf.Smell. Olfaction. See also 152.3.

Taste. Gustation. See also 152.4.

Touch. See also 152.5.

.I, Space; .2, Temperature; .3, Pressure

; .4, Pain; .5, Muscular Sense ;«eeaho 15a «.Sympathetic Nervous System. Ganglia,

613 Personal Hygiene.

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Care of Health; Prophylaxis

; Individual Health ; Laws of Health.^, Compends; .03, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .04, Essays; .05. PeriodicaJs; ,06, So-

cieties; .07, Study and Teaching; .08, Sanitary Appliances; .09, Uistorv. D©.scription, Reports, etc., divided like 930-999.

Air and Light.For Air Analysis, see 543.7; Air PoUution, 614.7 ; Ventilation, 6a8.8.

Climate. Acclimation. See 55-5, Meteorology; 6,5.834. The«pe-tics; 6,4^Geographical distribution of disease.

Health Resorts. Mountain. Sea-shore.Regions exempt from special diseases.

Seasons. Time of Day.

Malaria. Moisture. Ground Air. See Public Health. 6,4.775. 6x4.^. and 6.4.7,.Purification of Air.

Special Influences. Ozone, Electricity, etc.

Quantity of Air Necessary.

Temperature. See also 536.5, Heat; 551.52, Meteorology.

Sunlight.

Food. Dietetics.For Food Analysis, see 543.1 ; Adulterations, 614.31 ; Digestion and Natritio^ «».}.

Dietaries.

Including food for special classes of people ; literary men, soldieis, etcFood for Infants.

Food for the Sick.

Including means for giving nutrition, baths, enemeta, forced alim^ntatS/i, ^^.Fasting. Famine. Starvation.

Excess of Food.

Vegetable Food.

Fruits.

Animal Food. Meats.

Fish, Oysters, etc.

Beverages.For alcoholic beverages, see 613.81 and 178, Temperance Ethics; InauectionetfbCTWv

ages, 614.34.

Water as a Beverage.

Impurities in Water and Ice. See also 628.16, Water supply of towns.Microscopical Analysis. For Chemical Analysis, see 543.3.

Biological Analysis.

Purification. Filtration, Boiling, Chemical, etc. See also 628.16, Water Supply.

Cold Drinks.

Hot Drinks. Tea, Coffee, etc. See also 614.347, Adulterations.

Mmeral Waters. Carbonated Waters, etc. See also 6,4.348, Aduluntioiui ; 615.79,Therapeutics.

Other Beverages.

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613.4 Cleanliness of Body. Clothing.

See also 646, Clothing, Toilet, etc.; 391, Customs, Care of Person, Bathing, Toilet,

For Therapeutic baths, electric, sulphur, etc, see 615.67.

41 Baths.

42 Warm.

•43 Cold. For Swimming, see 796.

44 Douche cr Shower.

.45 Sea. Salt.

46 Hot Air. Turkish, Russian. Roman, etc

47 Public.

48 Clothing.

1, Material, wool, cotton, etc.

a, Quantity.

3, Cleanliness.

4, Pressure. Corsets, garters, tight boots, support from hips, etc

Human Habitation and Resort-For Heating, see 697; Ventilation, 628.8; House drainage, 6a8.6; Sanitatiaii at

towns, 628.4; Industrial sanitation, 628.5.

These subjects, partly Public and partly Pir-ate Hygiene, are tcr coDvenience craupedtogether here.

•51 Homes.

•51 Hotels.

•53 Tenements.

•54 Schools. Colleges. See School hygiene, 371.^

.55 Churches, Theaters, Halls, etc

•56 Hospitals. Asylums.

•57 Prisons. Reformatories.

•J9 House Furnishing.

1, Bed and Bedding.

2, Curtains. Tapestries,

3, Carpets. Rugs. Floors.

4, Wall Paper.

9, House Cleaning.

«6 Hygiene of Employment.For Labor of children, see 331.3; Mining dangersand accidenis,6aa,8; see also Laboring

classes, 331.8; Industrial sanitation, 628.5 ; Nuisances, 614.7.

JSfH Over-hours. Over-work.

Occupations made Injurious.

j6b By Inhalation of Vapors and Gases.

Bleachers, match-makers, lard refiners, etc.

^ By Inhalation of Dust or by Absorption.

Grinders, stone-cutters, millers, wool operatives, nair pickers, typefoundeis, grocers, etc.

^ By Elevated, Low, or Variable Temperature.Bakers, forgemen, mariners, fishermen, farmers, laborers, etc.

£% By Over-use of certain Organs. Bv Constrained Attitude and SedentaryLife,

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Engravers, public speakers, copyists, printers, salesmen, clerks, literarymen, etc. See also Mental hygiene, 131.

.66 By Accidents. See Public health, 6.4.8, Protection from accidents.

Machinists, quarrymen, caisson-workers, manufacturers of explosives, etc..67 Military Hygiene. Barracks, Camp and Tent Life.

.68 Naval Hygiene Ship Life.

.69 Hygiene of Travel and Exploration.

613.7 Hygiene of Recreation and Sleep*.71 Gymnastics. See also 37i-73» School Hygiene, Care of Body,

For Curative gymnastics, see 615.82, Massage.

Jft Athletics and other Muscular Exercise.

See also 796, Out-door sports.

.73 Training and Overstrain. See also 371-75. Championship games

.74 Amusement or Play.

See also 796, Out-door sports, and 371.74, Recreations,

.75 Parks.

Some subjects more properly placed in Public Health, are grouped here by attn*ctK.>

.76 Vacations. See also 371.23, School Vacations.

.77 Holidays. See also 371.23, School Holidavs.

.78

.79 Rest and Sleep. Late Hours. See 613.86, Insomnia.

•8 Hygiene of Nervous System.Including the action of Stimulants and Xarcotics. See also 615.78, Drugs acting on Nervous

System; 615.95, Neurotic Pcisons.

For Mental overwork, see 131, Me.ital Hygiene. See also 178, Temperance.

.81 Alcohol. See also Temperance, 178; Beverages. »=' - -; Inspection of Beverages, 614.34.

J&2 Opium and Hasheesh. See also 178.S.

^3 Chloral and Caffeine. See also 178.8.

.84 Tobacco. See also 178.7.

^5 Other Narcotics.

.86 Insomnia. See also 613.79, R-^st and Sleep.

.87 Morbid Habits. Bad Social Customs. See also Social Ethics, 177.

J8S Luxury. Privation.

.89 Celibacy. Monogamy. Polygamy.See also Polygamy and Monogamy, 173.2 ; Sexual Ethics, 176; Celibacy ot Clergv, 254;

Asceticism, 248.

•9 Hygiene of Offspring. Heredity.See also Heredity, 575- 1.

.91 Congenital Defects of liody.

See also Monstrosities, 573.9; and Orthopedic Scrger>*. 617.1-

.92 Inherited Mental Disability.

?ee also Mental heredity, 136.3 ; Mental derangements, 132 ; and Mental physiology andhygiene, 131.

93 Transmitted Disease.

See also special diseases in 016.

94 Stirpiculture.

614 Public Health.

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Public Hygiene. Public Sanitation. State Medicine. Preventive Xfedicine. See also628, Sanitary Engineering; 352.4, Boards of Health.

.02,Compends; .03, Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias; .04, Essays; .05, Periodi-cals; .06, Societies, Conventions; .07, Education

; .oS, Sanitary Ap-pliances. Exhibitions; .09, History, Description, Legislation, Reports.etc., divided like 930-999. e.g. 614.0942, Public Health in England.

Registration and Vital Statistics.IJirths and Birth-rates.

Deaths and Death-rates.

Divided geographically like 930-999. e.g. Death-rate in England, 6.4.1242.Mortality at Different Ages.

For Life Insurance, Life Tables, Riometry. etc., see Life Insurance, 36S.3, anH LiteContmgencies, 519.5; Longevity, 613.6S.

Still-births.

Infant Mortalitv.

Mortality in Childhood.

" Adult Life.

" Old Age.Mortality of Sexes, Races, etc.

the Sexes.

Males.

Females.

Races, Colored, White, Indian, etc.

City and Countrv.

Different Occupations. See also 613.6.

from Special Diseases. Causes of Death.Marriage.

Divorce. See also 173.1, Family Ethics. .

State Control of Medicine.Medical Education and Degrees. See 610.7; 378.2. Academic Degrees.Anatomy and Vivisection Laws. See 179.4, Ethics.

Exoert Testimony and other Medico-Legal Relations. See 340.6. MedicalJurisprudence.

Registratio,, of Physicians, Dentists, Pharmacists, etc. License to Practice.Regulation of Medical Practice. See .;4.3. Professional E.hks, I'hv.cians.(Quackery and Malpractice.

Nostrums and Patent Medicines. See also 6.4.353. Adulterations.Sale of Poisons. See 6.5.9, Toxicology.

Medical Police.

Adulterations. Inspection of Articles Liable to AffectPublic Health. Public analysts. State laboratories. For chenncal analysissee 543.

Inspection of Food. For chemical analysis see 543.1 ; Hysiene. 6,3.2.Sugars. Syrups. Confectionery.

Cereals. Starches. Bread.

Lards. Fats. Oils. See 6.4.325^. Butter, Oleomarsanae.Spices. Condiments.

Yeast. Baking Powders. Cream of Tartar.

Vegetables. Fruits. (Fresh.)

Meats. Fish. (Fresh.)

Canned or Preserved Food. Vegetables. Fruits.Meat. Fish. Oysters. (Preserved.)

Milk and Milk Products.

Milk Analysis. See also 543. j, chemistry.

Milk of Known Puritv.

Milk as Sold to Consumer.Cream. Skimmed Milk. Condensed Milk. Buttermilk. Kumiss.

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•4»

•43

•45

.46

.461

.462

.463

•47

.471

.472

•473

-474

.475

.476

•477

.48

^81

.483

.484

•485

.4S6

.487

.488

•489

•49

Lemonade, Shrub, etc.

Chocolate. Cocoa. See 3150613.37, Hygiect,

Soda Water. See also 613.38, Hygiene; 615.79, Therapeutics.

Butter and its Imitations.

Oleomargarine.

Cheese and its Imitations.

Other Articles of Food.

Inspection of Beverages. For chemical analysis see 543.1 ; Hygiene, 613.3.

Fermented.

Wine.

Brewed,

Beer.

Distilled.

Fruit Drinks.

Tea. Coffee.

Mineral Waters.

Mixed Drinks.

Inspection of Drugs. For chemical analysis see 543.4.

Ofticinal or Pharmacoposial Drugs.

Non-officinal Drugs.

Empirical or Patent Medicines. See also 614.27, State controL

Cosmetics,

Poisonous Cosmetics.

Inspection of Tobacco.

Inspection of Pigments, Wall and other Papers, Textile Fabrics, Toys, etc.

Contagious and Infectious Diseases. General.Causes and Origin. See 589-95. Bacteria, Microbes; 616.01, Germ theory of disease.

Geographical Distribution. Climatology.

Modes of Propagation and Communication.

Prevention and Restriction. See Ambulances, 614.882.

Isolation, Lazarettos, etc.

Quarantine, etc.

Maritime Quarantine.

Inland

Control of Rags, etc.

Protective Inoculation.

Against Small-pox. See also 616.912, Pathology,

Variolation,

Vaccination.

. I, Bovine Vaccination; .2, Humanized Vaccination ; .3, Vaccinal

Syphilis; .4, Re-vaccination; .5, Vaccinisation; .6, Re-vac-

cinisation ; .7, Retro-vaccination ; .8, Compulsory Vaccination

;

.9, Optional Vaccination.

Anti-vaccination.

Against Cholera. See also 6:6.932, Pathology.

" Yellow Fever. See also 616.928, Pathology.

" Hydrophobia. Pasteurism. See 3150616.953. Pathology.

Disinfection. Houses, Clothing, Rags, Workshops, Cars, Ships, Camps, Air, Soil,

Persons, Sewers, Vaults, Excreta. Dead, see Embalming, etc., 614.64.

Fumigating and other Apparatus, i, Stationary; 2, Portable.

Disinfectants. Antiseptics, Deodorizers,

Treated with reference to Public Health. See also Materia Medica 615.779& 615.778.

Heat.

Chemical Disinfectants

Carbolic.

Salicylic,

Chlorides.

Copperas.

Epidemics. Plagues.

6x4.5 Contagious and Infectious Diseases. Soecial.

•51

.511

.512

•513

.514

.515

.5«6

•5*7

•52

.521

.522

-523

,524.

•S2S

.526

-53

•SV

•S.32

vS4

.S4I

.542

•S43

.544

vS4 5

.546

.547

-.S48

•55

.56

.561

.562

563.564

.6

,61

.611

.612

.613

.614

,62

.63

,64

.65

.651

5sa

These heads are for Public Health discussions onif. tnt treatment, etc., see Pathology, 61&

Filth Diseases.

Typhoid or Enteric Fever.

Diphtheria.

Diarrhoeal Diseases,

Cholera.

C holera-infantum.

Dysentery,

Diarrhoea.

Exanthemata,

Small-pox.

Scarlet Fever.

Measles.

Rotheln.

Chicken-pox.

Typhus,

Malarial Fevers.

Intermittent Fever.

Remittent Fever.

Other Contagious and Infectious Di'^eases.

Yellow Fever.

Phthisis.

Whooping-cough.

Mumps.Puerperal Fever, See also 6iS.

Leprosy.

Syphilis,

Gonorrhea.

Parasitic Diseases.

Diseases Communicated from Lower Animals.

Anthrax. Charbon.

Trichiniasis.

Hydrophobia.

Glanders.

Disposal of the Dead.See 393, Customs. Treatment of the dead.

Burial.

Earth-burial.

Tomb-burial.

Burials in Churches, Intra-mural.

Use of Perishable Coffins.

Cremation. Crematories.

Transportation of the Dead.

Embalming and Disinfection of tl*^* Dead. Use ot XoC

See 614. 4S, Disinfection; 615.777, DisinfecU!:i»

Effect of Cemeteries on Health.

By Water Pollution,

" Air "

Ci47

.71

.72

.721

.722

•723

.724

-725

.726

.728

.729

•73

•732

•733

•734

735

•736

-74

.741

.742

.743

•744

•745

.746

747.748

•75

.76

.761

.762

.763

.764

.765

'77

•771

•772

•773

.774

•775

.776

.78

781

.782

783

.784

Hygiene of the Air and Ground. Nuisances.See 6,3.., Air, Hygiene

; 613.6, Hyriene of employment; 638.5, Industrial sanitatioaAir Pollution by Dust and Smoke.Air Pollutio.i by Noxious Gases, Miner-.l Trades, Chemical Works.Carbon Compounds.Carbonic Oxide, Carbonic Acid. Carburetted Hydrogen.Illuminating Gases. Gas Works.Mineral Oil Refining.

Sulphur Compounds.Chlorine "

Nitrogen "

Phosphorus "

Other.

Air Pollution by Vegetable Tra-iei.

Brewing.

Distilling.

Vinegar Making.

Sugar Refining.

Charcoal Burning.

Varnish Making.

Air Pollution by Animal Trades.Slaughter Houses. Abattoirs. Fish.Rendering Works. Bone-boiling. Tripe and Gut Cleaning.Pork Packing. Lard Refining.

Soap Making.

Tanning.

Glue Making.

Lampblack.

Commercial Fertilizers.

Storage and Hanaang of Noxious and Offensive IVfaterials.Other Air Pollutions. See 6.8, Sanitary engineering.

Stables. Stable Manure.Hog Styes.

Offal. Dead and Diseased Animals and Fish.Vaults. Cess-pools. Water Closets, Privies, Urinals, Night-soil.Sewers and Sewer Outlets. Sewer Gas.

Conditions of Soil as Affecting Health. Topography. Sanitary Surveys.Analysis of Soils. See 543.7, Cheml.rr^Soil Moisture. Hygiene of Natura. Water Courses and of Marshes.

bee 613.14, Hygiene.

Ground Atmosphere. See 613.14, Hygiene.Solid Constituents of Soil.

Malarious Soils. See 613.14, Hygiene.

Recovery of Soiis from Pollution.

Air and Ground in 1 owns.

Laying Out of Towns and Streets.

Subways and Elevated Ways. See 6.8.47. Sanitation of Towns.Parks. Air Spaces.

Ui^ht of Buildings and Proportion of Occuniable A--aSee 614.83, Building laws.

614.8

Si.8it

.812

.82

.83

.831

.832

•833

.834

•835

.836

•^7.84

.841

.842

.843

.844

.845

.846

.847

.848

.85

.86

.861

.862

.863

.864

.S65

.866

.S67

.868

.881

.882

.883

•9

.91

•92

•93

•94

•95

^•97

•97«

M

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««

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Protection of Human Life from Accidents, Casualties,etc. See 613.66 Hygiene of employment.

Drowning.

Rescue of the Drowning.

Resuscitation of the Drowned. First Help.Suffocation.

By gases, in vaults, mines, etc. ; see 622.S, Mining dangers. By illuminating gases.

Explosions.

Manufacture a.id Storage of Explosives and Combustibles. See 66^Chemical technology.

Gunpowder.

Dynamite, etc.

Inspection of Kerosene, etc.

of Illuminating Gas.

of Electric Apparatus,of Steam Boilers.

Fires.

Fire Prevention.

" Detection.

Extinction. See 352.3, Fire Department.

Automatic.

Chemical Extinguishers.

FireEngines. Water Towers. See 6. r.68. Pumping endncEscapes and Other Apparatus.

" Exits, etc., from Public Buildings.

Building Eaws. Inspection of Buildings. See 6,4.784. Hight of Buildings.Protection of Travelers.

Travel on Land.

on Highways." Railroads.

Travel on Water.

Lighthouses, Buoys, etc.

Pilots.

Boats, Life-preservers, etc.

Rescue of Shipwrecked. Life-saving Service.Exposure to Cold. Hospice of St. Bernard.Aid to Injured.

Ambulance.

Ambulance for Contagious Diseases. See aIso6u 44,

"The Bed Wagon."

Hygiene of Animals. Veterinary Sanitation.Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals.Parasites of Animals. See 591.69, Economic zoology.

Animal Diseases Communicable to Man. SeeaUo6i4.56.Care and Housing of Animals.

Feeding of Animals.

Transportation of Animals.

Methods of Slaughtering.

Painless Extinction of Animal Life.

X-

6i5 Materia Medica and Therapeutics..02, Compends; .05, Pharmaceutical Journals; .06, Phannaceutical Societies; .07, Educfc

tion, Schools of Pharmacy; .09, History.

•I Materia Medica. Drugs.For Examining boards, Laws, etc., see 614.24, Registration of Pharmacists. See also

614.35, Adulteration of drugs; 543.4. Chemical analysis.

•II Pharmacopoeias.

•la Dispensatories.

,13 Formularies.

•14 Prescription writing. Posology.

•3 Inorganic Drugs.Divided like 546. 615.218, Phosphorus; 615.358, Mercury; 615.37a. Iron.

•3 Organic Drugs.

.31 Carbon Compounds. Divided chemically like 54>.

•3> Vegetable Products. Divided botanically like 580.

•33 Vegetable Products. Divided by character. •

1, Starches; 2, Sugar; 3, Glucosides; 4, Tannins; c. Gums; 6- Drugs contammKAlkaloids; 7, Bitters; 8, Organic Acids.

«34 Fixed Oils and Acids.

.35 Ferments. Diastase, Pepsin, etc.

•4 Practical Pharmacy.

.5 Therapeutics. Action of Medicines in General.

.51 Certainty of Medicines.

•^ Antagonism of Medicines.

.53 Law of Similars. Homoeopathy.Homceopathic works are classed with the subjects freated. This head is for Hah&e

mann's theory only.

•54 Influence of Age.

Infant therapeutics. Therapeutics of old age.

.55 Influence of Sex.

.56 Influence of Environment.

,vj Influence of Idiosyncracv.

•6 Administration of Medicines.

.61 By Stomach.

JSd " Rectum.

•63 ** Subcuta leous tissue. Hypodermic medication.

«6|. " Lungs. Inhalation. See also 612.385, Absorption.

J^ " Veins. Transfusion of blood.

.66 " Serous and Mucous Membranes. Peritoneum, Vagina, etc

See also 612.387, Absorption.

J67 •* Skin. Baths. See also 612. 3S4, Absorption.

.7 Medicines grouped by Effects.Treatises oji sptcific drujjs, Digitaiis, Ergot, etc., are classed in the divisions of Mate-

ria Medica. 6152-615.3 ; Iron, 615.27a; Digitalis, 615.32581.

.71 Drugs acting on Circulatory System.

•711 Stimulants.

Alcohol, Ammonia, Digitalis, Coffee, Ergot.

.716 Depressants.

Aconite, Veratrum group, Nitrites.

72 Drugs acting on Respiratory System.

.721 Expectorants.

^a6 Errhines. Sneezing.

^'5-73 Drugs acting on Digestive System.

.731 Emetics.

Ipecac, Mustard, Metallic Salts, Apomorphine.

.732 Cathartics.

I, Laxatives; 2, Salines; ;(, Pureatives; 4, Hydragogues; 5, Drastics; 6, Menruriala.

-733 Anthelmintics.

-734 Aids to Digestion.

I, Bitters, Tonics; 2, Ferments, Pepsin, Pancreatine, etc.; 3, Acids, Antacids.

•735 Demulcents, Emollients, etc.

Bismuth, Oxalate of Cerium, etc.

,74 Drugs acting on Glandular System.

.741 Sialagogues. (Saliva.)

.742 Cholagogues. (Bile.)

,743 Diaphoretics. (Perspiration.)

Pilocarpine, Heat, Exercise.

-75 Antipyretics. Antiperiodics.

Quinine, Salicylates, Coal-tar products, Kairin, Antiprrin, Antitebrin, Cold, Batbft

See also 613.41, Bathb.

-.76 Drugs acting on Genito-Urinary System.

»76l Diuretics.

Water, Citrates, Acetates, Digitalis, CaSeine, Copatba.

.766 Uterines. Oxytocics.

Viburnum, Ergot, etc

•77 External Agencies.

-.771 Irritating.

,772 Astringents.

-7.''3 Rubefacients.

.774 Epispastics. Blisters.

-775 Escharotics. Caustic potassa.

.776 Protective. Emollient,

Fats, Oils, Powders, Starch, Bismuth, Oxide of Zinc.

-777 Deoanrants, Disinfectants. See 614.4S, Disinfection; 614.64, Disinfection ofdead

.778 Antiseptics. Germicides.

.78 Drugs acting on Nervous System. See also 615.95, Neurotic Poisons.

.781 Anaesthetics. Chloroform, Eiher.

.782 Hypnotics. Chloral, Biomide?.

-783 A nalgesics. Opium.

-7S4 Mydriatics. IViadonna.

-785 Excitants. Str>chnine.

•786 Dejjressants. Conium.

.788

•789 Other Drugs.

Camphor, Valerian, Asafetida.

•79 Mnieral ^^ aters. See also 613. 3S, Hygiene; 553.7, Occurrencf; in naiun.

«8 Other Remedies.

^I Mechanical Remedies.

J811 Blood-letting. Venesection. Cupping.

.812 Setons and Issues.

-813 Bandages. Ligatures.

^14 Acupuncture.

-815 Pneumatic Aspiration.

- Ji2 Massage. See also 613.71, Gymnasiirs.

615.83

•831

-832

-^33

-834

.835

^36^37S4

.85

-^53

-854

.855

.856

^6

-9«

^2-921

.922

'9^3

.924

•925

•927

.928

929•93

•94

•95

.96

.961

.962

•963

.964

.965

.966

.967

•97

.98

•99

Imponderable Remedies.Light. Blue glass.

Temperat ure. H eat . ColdMoisture.

Climate. See also 6,3. i, Hygiene.Altitude.

Pneumatic Differentiation,

M usic.

Electricity. Electro Therapeutics. See 5^7 87Cures,

Mind Cure. Influence of mind on body. See also .30. Mind .od Body,Paith Cure. See 265.8, Religion.

Water Cure.

Food Cures. Grapes, Milk, Beef, etcThomsonianism. Herb Doctors.Perkinism. Metallic Tractors. -

,

Patent Medicines.

Ancient and Mediaeval Remedies.Including those of modem uncivilized peoples.

Toxicology. Poisons.For detection of poisons, see 543-S ; Sale of poisons. 6.4.38 ; Poisoned wocnd., 6.^..^

Irritant Poisons.

Mineral Irritants.

Acid Poisons.

Alkaline Poisons.

Non-metallic Poisons.

Phosphorus. See also 615.218, Drugs.Metallic Poisons.

Arsenic. See also 615.2,9, Drugs.Mercury. See also 6,5.258, Drugs.Lead. See also 6,5.251, Drugs.

Copper. See also 615.256, Drugs.Vegetable Irritants.

Hellebore, Aloes, Croton oil, etc

Animal Poisons.

Cantharides, Diseased meat. Ptomaines, Tvrotoxicon, etcNeurotic Poisons. See also 6,5.78, Drugs acting on nervous system.Cerebral or Narcotic Poisons. Carbon.cox.de and acid.Opium.

Prussic Acid.

Cyanides.

Alcohol.

Ether.

Chloroform.

Chloral Hydrate.

Spinal Poisons.

Nux vomica, Strychnia.

Cerebrospinal Poisons.

Aconite, Belladonna, Ix)beiia,

Cerebrocardiac Poisons.

Digitalis, Tobacco.

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•2

616 Pathology. Diseases. Treatment.May be subdivided by a o like 6,0, if wished. Use 616.01 for Etiology, Germ theory,

Qassification of diseases. Use 616.07 f^r Diagnosis, Study of disease, and subdivideit as follows: ,, Pulse; 2, Tongue; 3, Eye. Skin, etc.; 4, Auscultation, Percussion;5, Thermometry; 6, Chemistry, Urine analysis; 7, Microscopy; 8, Pathologicalanatomy; g, Post-mortem examination.

Diseases of Circulatory System.Membranes of the Heart.

Heart. Angina Pectoris.

Arteries.

Veins,

Blood.

Diseases of Respiratory System.01, Croup; 02, Hay Asthma, Hay Fever; 03, Influenza, Epidemic Catarrh; oi, Whooping

Cough, see also 6,4.543 ; or, Coryza, Catarrh ; 06, Asphyxia.

Nose. Naso-pharyngeai Space.

Larynx.

Trachasa. Bronchi. Bronchitis. Asthma.Lungs.

I, Pneumonia, Lung Fever; 2, Congestion; 3, Hemorrhage; 4, Abscess; 5, Gan-grene; 6, Phthisis, Consumption, see also 614.542; 7, Emboiism and Aneurismof Pulmonary Artery; 8, Emphysema; 9, Collapse.

Pleura. Pleurisy.

Diseases of the Digestive System.For diseases of teeth see 617.6.

Mouth. Tongue. Fauces.— Sore Throat, Quinsy. Mumps. See also 614.544.Pharynx. (Esophagus.

Stomach.— Gastritis. Dyspepsia. Vomiting.

Intestines.— Hernia. Diarrhea. Consiipaiion. Colic.Rectum. Anus.— Piles.

Liver. Gail-Bladder.— Jaundice.

Pancreas.

Peritoneum. Omentum. Mesentery.— Peritonitis.

Dietetic Diseases.«

Surfeit. Starvation. Scurvy. Dyspepsia.

Diseases of the Lymphatic System.Spleen.

Lymphatics. Thoracic Duct.

Thymus.

Thyroid Body. Goitre.

Suprarenal bodies.

Dermatology. Skin Diseases.Inflammatory Affections.

Diffuse, Papular, Scaly. Netllerash. Hives.

Catarrhal, Vesicular, Pustular. Eczema. Shingles. See also 614.56UDisorders of Sebaceous Glands.

Hypertrophies. Atrophies.

Corns. Warts. White hair. Baldness.

New Formations. Pigmentary Changes.Albinism. Freckles.

Disorders of Sweat Glands.

Parasitic Diseases. See 616.96, Parasitic Diseases.

Other Skin Diseases.

Chilblain. Frostbite. Chaps.

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.22

•23

.24

•25

•3

•31

•32

'33

-34

-35

.36

37.38

•39

41

.42

43.44

45

•5

51

52

53

•54

•55

»57

.58

6i6.6 Diseases of Genito-Urinary System.

.61

^2.63

^4

•6s

.66

.67

.68

•69

.71

•7a

•73

•74

•75

•76

•77

Ji

StM

J6

-87

4*

•94

•95

For Diseases of women, see 618.

Kidneys. Ducts.— Bright's Disease.

Bladder.— Calculus.

Urinary Disorders.— Diabetes.

Male Urethra.

Prostate.

Penis.

Scrotum.

Spermatic cord. Testes.

Functional Diseases of Male Generative Organs.— Spermatorrhoea. £i»potence.

Diseases of the Organs of Locomotion.Bones (except spine).

Joints (except spine).

Spine.— Curvature.

M uscles.

Tendons. Fasciae.

Burs^. Sheaths of Tendons.Connective Tissue.

Diseases of Nervous System.diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Circulation. Apoplexy.Diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Meninges.Structural Diseases of Brain and Cord.Functional Diseases of Brain and Cord.

I, Vertigo; 2, Paralysis; 3, Neurasthenia; 4. Spinal IrriUt.on; 5, Eclampsia,Convulsions.

For Insanity see 132. i.

Neuroses.

I. Chorea, St. Vitus's Dance ; 2, Hysteria, see 135 Somnambulism, 132.4 Catalepsy,132.3 Hypochondria; 3, EpUepsy; 4, Tetanus, Lockjaw; 5, Aphasia; 6. Anes-thesia, Hyperaesthesia; 7, Megrim, Sick-headache.

Neuroses due to special Poisons.

1, Alcoholism, see also Dipsomania, 132.7; 2, Metallic Tremor.

Diseases of Nerves.— Neuralgia. Cramp.Diseases of Sympathetx System.

General Diseases,

Infectious Disea.ses.

I, Eruptive Fevers; 2, Small Pox,seeal3o6i4.47>and6i4.52i; 3, Cow Pox; 4. ChickenPox, see also 614 525; 5- Measles, see also 614.523; 6. Rubeola, see also 614.524;7, Scarlet Fever, Scarlatina, see also 614.522,

Other Fevers. General Works on Fevers. See 6,2.57. Animal Heat.

1, Dengue, Break-bone Fever; 2, Typhus, see also 614.526; 3, Piague; 4, Relapsing

Fever, Famine Fever; 5, Cerebro-.^pinal Fever; 6, Simple Continued Fever;7, Entenc Fever, Typhoid Fever, see also 614.5"; 8, Yellow Fever, see also614.476 & 614.541.

Diphtheria. Cholera. Malarial Fever,

I, Diphtheria, see also 614.512; 2, Asiatic Cholera, see also 614.475 and 6,4.5,4}3, Sporadic Cholera; 4, Epidemic Diarrhoea, see also 614.5,7; 5. Dysentery,see also 614.516; 6, Malarial Fever, see also 614.53,

Septic Diseases,

I, PhagediEna; 2, Erysipelas; 3, Pyemia; 4, Septicsemia,

Venereal Diseases. Hydrophobia, etc.

I. Syphilis, see also 6.4.547: 2, Gonorrhoea, see also 614.548; 3, Hydrophobia, seealso 6,4.477 and 614.563 ; 4. Glanders, see also 614.564 ; 5» Horse Pox ; 6, SplenicFever.

616.96 Parasitic Diseases. See aisn 014.55.

.96r Animal Parasites. See 591.69, Economic Zoology; 614.92. Parasites ot aniiuai..

.962 Entozoa.

•S)^3 Trematoda. Flukes.

•964 Cestoda. Tape-worms.

•9^5 Nematoda. Round worms, Thread worms. Trichina;. See also 6>4.$6»•9^ Acanthocephala. Thorn-headed worms.•9^ Insecta parasitica. Maggots,.968 Ectozoa.

I, Insecta parasitica, Musquitoes, Gnats, Bed bugs. Fleas, Lice; 5, Arachnidaparasitica, Mites, Ticks ; 8, Suctoria parasitica, Leeches.

.969 Vegetable Parasites, See 581.69, Economic Botany.

^ Effects of Poisons. See 615.9, Toxicology.

•98 Effects of Injuries and Climate.I, Presence of foreign bodies; 2, Mechanical injuries; 3, Excessive KxcrtioB azU

Strain; 4, Excessive Venery; 5, Privation; 6, Exhaustion; 7, Chemicai ageoa8, Climate.

^ Other General Diseases.

.991 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Fever, Gout.,992 Tumors,

•993 Non-malignant. Cysts. Wens.•994 Malignant, Cancer.

.995 Tubercle,

,996 Scrofula. Rickets.

-997 Myxoedema. Cretinism.

,998 Leprosy, See also 614.546.

(Siy Surgery.

•X

.11

•IS

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•»5

.16

.17

.18

.2

.31

.22

•23

.24

•25

.26

.27

May be subdivided by a o Hke 610, if wished.

Injuries.

Burns and Scalds.

Lightning and Electric Shock.

Contusions and Abrasions.

Wounds.I, Incised; 2, Contused; 3, Lacerated; 4, Punctured; 5, Gun-shot, seedi/.gg Militan

surgery; 6, With lodgment of foreign bodies; /• With ff-Jinciete separation c4 parWi8, Poisoned, see 615.9 Toxicology,

Fractures.

Dislocations.

Sprains.

Asphyxia.

Results of Injuries.Constitutional effects and other complicaaons. Set alio 616.94, aeptic ffinrB—

Shock,

Inflammation.

Abscess. Sinus, Fistula.

Ulcers, Sores.

Mortification, Gangrene.

Traumatic Fever.

Tetanus. See also 616.854.

617.3 Orthopaedic Surgery. Deformtties.

^i

For convenience the whole subject of deformities is classed here, thon-h manv of them nav«no surgical treatment. See also 573.8, Dwarfs and Giants; 57.^9, Moosa-ositM»j613.91 Congenital defects.

.31 Incomplete Development or Growth,Divided like 611, Anatomy.

.32 Incomplete Coalescence of Parts. Harelip.

•33 Coalescence of Parts.

•34 Extension of Commissure (Apparent Duplicaticn).

•35 Coalescence of Foetuses. Siamese Twins..36 Supernumar}^ Parts or Organs. Extra Fingers or T oe».37 Disproportionate Growth of Parts

.^S Transposition or Displacement of Pans.

.39 Congenital Distortions, including Talipes, Club Foot.

.4 Surgical Operations.

.41 Circulator}' System.

.42 Respiratory System.

•43 Digestive System.

.44 Glandular and Lymphatic System.

•45

.46 Genito-Urinarv Svstem.

*47 Motor and Integumentary System..dS Nervous System.

•5 Regional Surgery.

.51 Head. Trephining.

•52 Face. Mouth. See 617.6, Dentistry; 617.7, Eye; 617.8, lfc».

.53 Neck. Throat.

54 Chest.

.55 Abdomen.

.56 Pelvis.

•57 Upper Extremities. Artificial Arms, Hands, etc

.58 Lower Extremities. Artificial Legs, Feet, etc.

•6 Dentistry. Diseases of Teeth..61 Diseases of Dental Pulp,

.62 Diseases of Dentine and Cementum.

.63 Diseases of Dental Periosteum.

.64 Malposition and Malformation of Teeth.

.65 Odontalgia. Toothache.

.66 Extraction of Teeth.

J67 Stopping Teeth.

j68 Transplanting Teeth.

J6g Artificial Teeth.

•7 Ophthalmic Surgery. Diseases of the Eye..71 Conjunctiva. Cornea. Sclerotic. Ophthalmia.

•7* Iris. Choroid. Ciliary Body.

i|3 Optic Nerve. Retina.

44 Lens and its Capsule. Vitreous Humor. Affections of the Glooe Cat?ract.

^J Disorders of Vision,

Myopia, Shortsightedness, Astigmatism, Color-blindness.

4$ Muscular Apparatus. Lachrymal Apparatus.Strabismus, Squint.

4f Eyelids.

.96 Orbit and Neighboring Parts.

.79 Artificial Eyes.

617.8

83

.83

•»4

.86

-87

.88

•89

•9

-9«

-9*

-9S

.98

-99

Diseases of the Ear.

Affections of External Kar.

Auricle.

Auditory Canal.

Affections of Middle Ear.

Membrana Tympani.

Eustachian Tubes.

Mastoid Cells.

Affections of Internal Ear.

Operative Surgery.See 615.781, Anesthetics.

Armamentaria. Surgical Instruments,

Orthopaedic Appliances. Splints, Trusses, etc.

See 617.3, Orthopedic surgery

Surgical Dressings.

Amputation. Resection,

Plastic Surgery.

Military Surgery.

618 Diseases of Women and Children. Obstetrics

.X Gynaecology. Diseases of Women.•II Ovary.

.12 Fallopian Tube.

.13 Periiiterine Diseases.

.14 Uterus and Cervix-

•I5 Vagina,

.16 Vulva.

.17 Functional and Symptomatic Disorders,

Diseases of Menstniation. Leucorrhoea. Sterility.

•I9 Diseases of Breast. »

.2 Obstetrics.

•21 Pregnancy. Physiology.

.33 Diagnosis, Signs of Pregnancy.

.23 Duration.

.24 Hygiene. Management,

.35 Multiple Pregnancy. Twins, etc.

•3 Pathology of Pregnancy.Diseases of Pregnancy and their Treatment,

31 Ectopic Gestation. Extra-uterine Pregnancy

32 Pathology of Ovum.

33 Death and Retention of Foetus.

34 Pathology of Fcetal Appendages.

35 Decidua.

36 Placenta.

37 Amnion.

38 Umbilical Cord,

35 Abortion. Miscarriage Stillbirth. Molar PregnancySee I73'4i Infanticide; 340-t>, Medical jurisprudence; 343, Cruuinai \am

6i8.4

•41

•43

-44

•5

•Sa

•53

•54

•55

•56

•57

.58

•59

•7

•71

,72

'73

•74

•75

.76

•77

.78

•79

.8

^2•83

•84.

•8s

^6.87

.89

^1

Parturition. Labor, Physiology.Mechanism of Labor.

Presentations. Positions.

Clinical Course and Phenomena.Conduct of Normal Labor. Management.

Pathology of Labor.Abnormal Labor from Faults

of Powers. Anomalies of ExpelJent Forces.of Passages. Mechanical Obstacles to Expulsion of Fcetus.of Child. Abnormalities of Foetus. See 6,7.3, Deformities.

Complications.

Hemorrhage.

Rupture or Laceration of Genital Tract.Retention of Placenta.

Inversion of Uterus.

Prolapsus Funis.

Other Complications.

Puerperal State. Physiology.Management, including care of child.

Pathology of Puerperal State. Puerperal Diseases.Diseases of Lactation. Milk Fever. Mastitis, etc.Puerperal Fever. See 614.545. Public health.

Metritis. Peritonitis, see also 6,6.38. Cellulitis.Septicaemia, see also 6.6.944. Pyemia, see also 6.6,943,

Convulsions. See 616.845, Eclampsia.

Puerperal Mania. See .32.1, Insanity.

Phlebitis. Venous Thrombosis. Phlegmasia Dolens.See 616.14, I>iseases of veins.

Other Puerperal Affections,

Sudden Death after Delivery.

Obstetric Operations.

Application of Lever and Forceps.Version,

Embryotomy.

Dilatation of Os and Cervix.

Symphyseotomy.

Caesarian Section.

Removal of Placenta.

Induction of Labor. Removal of Ovum.Intra-uterine Injections. Antiseptics m Midwifery.

Paediatrics. Diseases of Children.

619 Comparative Medicine. Veterinary.•I Horses.

.2 Cattle.

•3 Sheep, Goats.

•4 Serine.

•3 Poultry.

S Birds.

•y Dogs.

-» Cats.

•# Other.

#»I•

620 Engineering.

621

.1

.IT

.12

.14

•'5

.16

•17

.iS

.19

.2

.21

.22

23.24

•25

.26

•27

.28

.29

-3

•31

•32

'33

•34

•35

•4

.41

•42

•43

•44

•45

46•47

•5

.6

.61

j6z

•63

.64

^5j66

.67

.68

.69

Seebg^

Mechanical Engineering."May be subdivided like 620 and 620.0.

Steam Engineering. See 536.81.

Mechanism of Steam Engine.Marine Engines and Ship Propulsion.Locomotive Engines.

Traction Engines.

Portable Engines.

Stationary Engines.

Steam Generation. Boilers. Furnaces.Steam Heating. See 697, 536.83, 6,8.8, 644.

Water Engines or Motors.Water Wheels. See 532.84.

Overshot and Breast Wheels.Undershot Wheels.Turbines.

Water Pressure Engines. See 532.8^nydraulic Presses. See 532.81.

Hydraulic Ram. See 532.S3.

Mill Dams. Sluices, etc. See ea/A

Electrical Engineering.Dynamo Machines. See 537.83.

Electric Lighting. See 537.83.

Electric Railways.

Transmission of Electric Force. See 537.84.Storage of Electric Force. See 537.84.

Air and Gas Engines and other Motor*.Caloric Engines.

Compressed Air Engines.

Ignited Gas Engines. See 536.8a.

Binary Vapor Engines.

Windmills.

Animal Motors, 'iread Mills.

Solar Engines,

Air Compressors. Ice Machines.Blowing and Pumping Engines.

Piston Blowers.

Rotary Blowers. Fans.

Centrifugal Blowers.

Steam Pumps and Pumping Engines.Piston Pumps.

Rotary Pumps.

Centrifugal Pumps.Eire Engines, bee 352.3, Fire Dep'ii 614.84, Fim.

621.7

.8

-83

.84

85

A)

9

.91

.92

•93

•94

•95

96•97

•98

•99

622

.1

.11

.13

•IS

.16

•"7

.18

.19

.2

.23

•23

•24

.36

.38

-3

'3«

•32

•33

•34

•35

•36

Mills and Manufacturing Works.Mill Work and Mechanism of Transmissioti.

Principles of Mechanism. See 531.8.

Journals, Shafting, etc.

Toothed Wheels.

Valve Motions and Gears.

Machinery and Mill Gearing,

Hoisting and Conveying Machinery,

Cranes and Elevators.

Lubricants. Friction. See ai^o 53i.4» Mechanica^

Machine Tools.

Planing Machines.

Grinding and Filing,

Cutting and Sawing.

Turning and Milling. Lathes,

Perforating. Drills.

Punching and Shearing.

Hammers. Riveting.

Bending, Straightening. Shaping.

Fastening. Bolts. Rivets. Screws.

Mining Engineering, see also 338.^. Mining uroducis.

May be subdivided like 620 and 620.0 ; e.g. Societies, 622.06* Reports, ori Aif

Exploration and Prospecting.

Theory. Aoplied Geology, etc.

Prospecting. Practical Methods,Including Divining Rods.

Mineral Surveys.

Mine Surveying.

Magnetic Surveys.

Theory of Faults. See 551.87 and 553.19.

Mining Prospectuses. See 553

Practical Mining.

Excavation.

Quarrying.

Drilling and Blasting.

Deep Boring.

Shaft Sinking.

Tunneling and Drifting.

Stoping.

Timbering, Masonry lining. Seeaiaooaa.**.

Working of Mines. Expioitatioiu

Open Workings,

Hydraulic Mining and Sluicing.

Coal Mining. See 553.2.

Metal Mining. See 553.3 and .4

Working Thick Deposits.

Salt Mining. See 55^.63.

622.4

•41

•43

*44

•45

-46

•47

5

SI

52

53

•54

55

.56

•57

.6

.61

.62

•63

.64

.65

.66

.67

.68

.69

7«

72

73

74

75

76

77

7S

79

8

Si

.82

.83

.84

85.86

-87

Ventilation and Lighting of Mines.

Theory. Gases met with, etc.

Natural Ventilation.

Furnaces. Steam Jets, etc.

Fans. See 621.62.

Airways. Stoppings. Regulators.

Measurement of Ventilation.

Lighting. Safety Lamps, etc

Drainage.

Theory of Infiltration of Water.

Natural Drainage.

Cornish Pumps. See 621. 64

Steam Pamns. See 621.64.

Hoisting of Water.

Dams and Watertight Linings. See also 622.28, rimljering.

Acid Waters.

Extraction. Hoisting and Transportation.

Handling Mineral in Working Place.

Underground Roads.

Mine Cars. Trams, etc.

Gravity Roads and Planes.

Tramming and Animal Haulage. Se« 635.7.

Mechanical Haulage.

Hoisting Engines. Drums. Ropes.

Cages. Skips. Buckets.

Surface Transportation,

Including Mineral Roads, Wire Rope-ways, Transhipment, Loading and Unloadmg. etc

Mechanical Preparation, Ore Dressing,

Theory. Preliminary Operations.

Hand Dressing.

Crushing. Stamping Engine.

Screening.

J'gg'"g' Ore Concentrators.

Slime Treatment.

Magnetic Separation.

Coal Washing.

Dressing Works.

Dangers and Accidents,

Explosions of Fire-Damp.

Mine Fires.

Crushing and Fall of Grouna.

Flooding of Mines.

Accidents to Miners.

Rescue and Relict

See also 613.6. Hygiene ; 33<*82, Laboring ciasses.

623

.1

.2

34•5

.6

7

.8

624

.1

•2

•3

•4

•5

,6

•7

.8

•9

625

•I

.2

3.4

•5

,6

•7

.8

Military and Naval Engineering.For Military and Naval Science, Maneuvers, Strategy and Tactics, see 355 -^ »«^

Fortifications. Field and Permanent.Siege Operations

; Mines, etc.

Defensive Operations.

Ordnance and Projectiles. Arsenals.Gunnery.

Military Roads and Bridges.

Military Signals; Telegraph, Ballooning, etc

Naval Architecture, see aiso 699, ship building.

Armored Vessels, Torpedoes, etc.

Bridges and Roofs.

Piers. Foundations, etc.

Girders. Stresses and Strains.

Trussed Bridges.

Tubular Bridges.

Suspension Bridges.

Arched Bridges.

Compound Structures.

Movable Bridges.

Roofs.

Railroad and Road Engineering.^''

'ways*'''"'^''' '""' ^"""''=^^ 6....6, Excavations, etc.; 6.Z.33. Elec^nc mil-

Route. Road Bed, Rails, Ties, etc.

Trains. Brakes, Couplings, Wheels, etc. see 6.r.,3, Locomotives

Inclines and Mountain Railways.Elevated and Underground Roads. Subways. SeeaUc.^.4.^

Cable Roads.

Horse Cars. Tramways.Roads. High^vays.

Pavements, see also 628.47. sanitation oi lowns-

Ship Railways.

627

626 Canal Engineering.

.1 Route.

•a Water Supply.

.3 Size and Shape.

.4 Locks.

.5 Lifts and Inclined Planes.

.6 Canal Boats. Size, Shape, etc. See 699. shipbuilding.

.7 Towing. Power, etc.

.8 Irrigation Canals and other Irrigation Works.

.9 Ship Canals.

River, Harbor, and General Hydraulic Engineer-

ing

.1 Rivers. Force of Water. Discharge. Bars.

.2 Harbors. Breakwaters.

.3 Docks. Piers. Quays. Shipping Facilities.

.4 Dikes and Levees. Embankments.

.5 Other Protection and Reclamation of Land from Tides

and Waves. Drainage. For Agricultural Drainage see 63..

.6 Jetties.

.7 Dredging. Dredging Machinery.

•8 Dams.

.9 Lighthouses. Buoys.

628 Sanitary Engineering. Water-works..01, Theories, Utility; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06,

Societies; .07, Study and Teaching; .08, Polygraphy ; .09, History and Description ofSanitation and General Sanitary Works, divided geographically like 930-999.

•X Water Supply of T0\VnS. For isolated supply see 628.7.

.II, Sources of Water Supply; Lakes, Rivers, Springs, Wells, and Pumping. .12, Pumpingvs. Gravitation Systems; Pump-well; Stand-pipe; Hit;h Service; Holly System.13, Storage and Service Reservoirs. .14, Conduits; Aqueducts: Tunnels (see 622).

.15, Mains and Service Pipes; Freezing; Iron; Lead. .16, Impurities and theirRemoval ; Filter-basins, etc. .17, Public{Sprinkling, Fire, Flushing), Manufacturing,

,and Domestic Use and Waste; Meters.

.2 Sewerage Works.

.21 Sewerage Systems.

I, Combined System; 2, Separate System; ,1, Liernur System: j. Shone System: 5,Berlier System; 6, Other Systems; 7, The Outfall; 8, Depth and AlUgnment;9, Grade and Velocity.

62S.22

'23

.24

"25

.26

.27

.28

.29

3•31

-32

.33

-34

•35

36

-S7

.38

-39

.4

^2-43

-44

•45

.46

-47

.48

.49

5.51

.53

-54

.6

.7

.8

ohape and Size of Sewers.

I, =^^«i;,^-^^4^^t^er Flow; 2. Ordinary F.ow; 3, Circular Section

; 4, Ordinaryhg^-iyii^pQ; 5. Other ii,gg-Shapes ; 6, Other Forms

; 7,•

8, Formulas for tiize.*-

» '"=

,/, ,

Ventilation of Sewers.

''

'^^^Hn'^SJ"Streets; 2, Lamp Posts; 3, Flues in Houses; 4, Pipes onHouses;

5 riou^ Drams; 6, Chimneys and Furnaces; 7. Charcoal and

Consirucdon."''^ sewerage gas

; 8. Special Mechin'ism; ,, Spkcml

Design and Construction of Sewers.Sewer Appurtenances.

River Crossing.

Intercepting and Outfall Sewers.Reservoirs and Tank Sewers.Pumping Stations.

Disposal of Sewage.Physical Properties of Sewage.Deodorization and Disinfection of solids and liquids. See 628 237.Subsidence.

Precipitation.

I. Precipitation tanks; 2, Mixing Machinery

; 3, Filter Presses • a Prrm'nitn

'^il1^^^''^'^^''JAlumina:

5, By Limel 6,'kv Salts of fron^^Brmhe^Methods; 8. Disposal of Sludge

; 9, Miscellaneous. '""^ * 7' ""> '-'^^*''

Filtration.

Irrigation.

I, Broad Irrigation; 2, Ridge and Furrow Irrigation

; ,, Flat Bed Irrigation

-

Ca^-rie'rs'' «mf ^'''^T'>'' > 5- Intermittent Do'wnward FiltratfonT^";

Farmt fi FntrtPP'"''!^"^"''*^^'./-' ^^^^"^ ^"^ Drainage of Sewagei<arms; 8, Filtration Areas

; g. Miscellaneous. ^

Sewage Farming. Required modifications of ordinary methodsSewage Manures.Discharge into Sea, etc.

Sanitation of Towns.Middens and Privies.

Pail Systems.

Earth Closet Systems.Domestic Ashes and Garbage.Public Urinals and Latrines,Street Cleaning and Sprinkling.Pavements and Subways.Trees in Streets and Squares.Manufacture of Fertilizers from Town Wastes.

Industrial Sanitation.Factories and Trades.

I, Prevention of Dust and Fumes; 2, Protection of Throat and Eve^ p.tection against Infection

; g, Special Trades."'"^"^'^^^'^ ^y^s, 3, Pro-

Effluvium Nuisances.

" "''T^^^^^f^^^l^^^l^-^ll-^onaens.tion in Water;

Smoke Nuisance.

8, From Steam Generators; 9, From Special IndustriesDisposal of Solid and Liquid Wastes.

I, Discharge into Streams; 2, Absorbing Wells and Burial- . n.^.v .-by Subsidence; 4, Chemical Treatment • rlSitlof- ' 3; Clarincation

by the Soil; g, sp'^cial Methods and^^pecili Trades"" ' '

^"^"^^^^^^'^^

House Drainage.

Rural Water Supply. Villages and Country housesVentilation and Heating, see 697, 644, 628.23, 6.2.4. 62,.xg

This head is chieliy for Ventilation. Most matter on Heating goes in 697. 9 Lighting. See 621..^, 537.83. 644, 665.

629 Other Branches of Engineering.

630 Agriculture.*»

.' 2,Compends; 3, Dictionaries, cyclopedias; 4. Essays; 5, Periodicals

6, Societies; 7, Study and teaching; 8, ; 9, History, divided like 930-OQi

63

1

Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage.

632 Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects.

633 Grains. Grasses. Fibres. Tea. Tobacco, etc

634 Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards..9» Forestry, See also 715, Landscape gardening. '

635 Kitchen garden, see 716 for Fbwer gardens.

030 UOnieStlC animals. see also 619, veterinary medicine; 599.7, ZoSlogy.

•Z Horses. Asses. Mules. See 682.1, Horseshoeing.

•a Cattle.

•3 Sheep. Goats.

.4 Swine.

•5 Poultry.

.6 Birds.

•7 Dogs.

S Cats.

^ Other. Camels, etc.

637 Dairy. Milk. Butter. Cheese.

638 Bees. Silkworms.

639 Fishing. Trapping.

640 Domestic economy. Hotels. Flats.See also 334.4, Cooperative housekeeprng; 331.S3, Laboring classe&,

641 Cookery. Gastronomy.

642 Confectionery. Ices.

643 Food. Dining. Carving.See also 613.2-.3, Hygiene; 663, Beverages; 394.1, Custonat.

644 F Uel. Lights. See also 697, 665, 621.32, 621.19.

645 Furniture. Carpets. Upholstery. Plate.

646 Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics.See also 613.4, Hygiene; 391, Costume and care of person.

647 Servants. Training. Duties. Wages.

648 - Laundry.

649 Nursery. Children. Sick-room.

650 Communication. Commerce.651 Office equipment and methods.

652 Writing. Materials, typewriters, cipher.

653 Abbreviations. Shorthand.

655

.02

•03

,04

OS

-07

•09

654

Theories. Available material. Shading. Position. Detached vowels.Practicability for general use. Teaching in public schools.

For methods see 653.07.

Speed. See also 653.046, Verbatim reporting.

Applications.

.041, Personal notes and records; .042, Correspondence; .043, Amanuensis work;.044, Newspaper work; ,045, Shorthand job offices; .046, Official reportmg, courtand legislative ; .047,

Periodicals. If strictly limited to one system, class with that system.

Societies. ** ** *• "

Education. Shorthand schools. Teaching, privately or in classes.

History. Divided by countries like 930-999,

Abbreviations. Omissions of silent letters, vowels, etc.Covers desirability, dangers, lists, and all general matter about use of recognized

abbreviations. See also 421.4, Phonetic spelling; 421.8. Abbreviations.

•a Abbreviation systems.Brief longhand. Fonoscribing, etc. For telegraphic codes, see 652.

Covers only systems of quick writing with common characters.

.3 Stenographies.Includes both discussions and systems with arbitrary "igns and new characters.

.31, Before 1S37; .^2, Gurney ; .33, Gabelsberger ; .34, Stolze (Dettmann;; .35, Tavlor(Baker; Harding; Odell); .36, cross; .37, Scovil ; 8, Dupluye (Pernin, Sloan).

•4 Phonetic shorthand. Phonographies.Limited to phonetic stenography, i. e- britf sound writing. .5 and .6 include only

systems using Izaac Pi'niap's consonants.

.41, Before Pitman {1837); .42, Bell; .43, Jones; .44, Williams; .45,

.5 Pitman old vowel scale systems.,51, Kenn Pitman: .52, Graham; .53, Scott-Brown ; .54, Marsh; .55, Thornton ; .56

Haven ; .57, Allen ; .58,

.6 Pitman ne^v vowel scale systems..61, Izaac Pitman; .62, Munson; .63, Longley; .64, Burnz ; .65,

.7 Connected vowel systems..71, Lindsley's takigrafy; .72, Kverett; .73, Barrows: .74, Bishop,

Foreign systems. Divided by languages like 400.

The heads above .ire for Kiiglish systems or (as in .33) foreiirn systems adapted to andused for English. ( >th(-r systems are groujied here by languages, bm history oishorthand in si>ecial countries is in 653.09.

Telegraph. Cables. Signals. For codes see 652.

1 Telegraphic instruments.

2 Duplex, quadruplex, multiplex telegraphs, etc.

3 Printing, perforating, dial telegraphs, etc.

4 Telegraphic construction;poles, wires, conduits, etc.

5 Cables. Submarine.

6 Telephones.

7 Alarms ; burglar, fire. Annunciators, bells.

8 Speaking tubes. Pneumatic tubes.

9 Signals. See also 534'83» Navigation signals; 623.7, Military signals.

.8

.9

.1

.11

.III

.112

.12

•13

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

•35

.26

.27

.28

•3

•3'

•32

'33

•34

•35

.36

•37

.38

5

•52

•53

•54

•55

56

•59

6

61

•63

.64

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Printing. Publishing. Copyright.

History of printing.

Origin, Invention.

Claims of Gutenberg, Mainz.

Claims of Coster, Haarlem.

Celebrations, anniversaries.

I, 1640; 2, 1740; 3, 1823; 4, 1840.

Printing in special countries. Divided like 930-999.

Type and Type Setting.

Type founding. Tools of the art.

Electro and stereotyping, etc. Patent blocks.

For Photo-clectrotyping, see 777.

Patent types. Logotypes, etc.

Faces ; sizes ; styles. Specimen books.

Type setting. Composition. Proof reading.

Artistic composition. Taste. Display. Job work.

Imposition. Locking up, etc.

Type setting and distributing machines. Linotype.

Practical printing. For Calico priming, see 66:..-.

Printing presses.

Press work. Making ready. Colors. Cuts.

Drying. Hydraulic pressing, etc.

Stamps, stencils, etc.

Machines. Paging, numoering, addressing, etc.

See also 654.3, Printing telegraphs; 651, Type writers.

Nature printing. From plants, etc.

Printing for blind. See also 371.91, Education of blind.

History of publishing and bookselling.Divided by countries like 930-999.

Publishing and bookselling.

Selection of niss.

For Freedom «f press z'j. censorship, see 323 ; Morals of press, 179.1.

Relations to authors. Copyright payments. Prices of mss. bouc[ht.

Size, paper, type, illustrations, binding.

Cost of manufacture. Retail prices and discounts to dealers.

Advertising, press copies and notices. See 659, Advertising.

Retail bookselling. Prices and discounts to buyers.

Subscription book publishing. Canvassing.

Publishing societies.

Publishing by governments, institutions, etc.

Copyright. Literary property.

Perpetual or common law right. Including ethics of copyright.

Copyright hi other matter than books. Music, mss., lectures, trademarks.

International copyright. See also 341.5, International private law.

Copyright in special countries, Divided like Q40-999.-.60

656

65

658

Transportation, Railroading, eic.

Book-keeping, Accounts.

Business manuals. Methods. Tables.

If

659 Advertising and other topics.

66o Chemical Technology.Periodicals,

of Chemical

66i.1

.2

•3

•4

•S

.6

•7

.8

662.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

•9

663.1

.a

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

•9

664

• I

•2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

. c . .- '-^^'^'^^"^P^"^^' -3. Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4. Essays; ..

.6. Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8. . „ ^'

Technology. ^ ' . .9. History

Chemicals.Chemical Elements. Divided like 546.

Acids. Sulphuric, Nitric, etc.Alkalies. Potash, Soda, Ammoma.Salts. For Common Salt see 664.4,

Ammonia Salts.

Sulphates and Nitrates.Cyanides.

Pyrotechnics, Explosives, Matches, etc.Pyrotechnics.

Explosives. See Blasting 622.23 i Ordnance 623.4.

Gunpo^wder.Fuses. Percussion Caps.

Matches.Fuel. Coal, peat, natural gas, etc.Charcoal. Coke. See also 644, Domestic econom,,^.8.Me.allu^.ArtlhCial fuel. Seealso644, Domestic economy; 669.8. Metaduigy.

rJeV erageS. see a]«, ,78. Temperance ; 6,4.35, Adulteration*.

Fermented.Wine.Brewed.Beer.

Distilled.

Artificial mineral waters. Soda water.

Mixing drinks. Bar-keepers' manuals.Chocolate. Cocoa. Commercial mixing of teas,

coffees, etc.*

Foods.For Adulterations see 6,4.3:. Public health. See a]so 64. and 643, Domestic economy.

bugar, molasses, glucose, etc.Starch, tapioca, sago, etc.Artificial butter. Oleomargarine. Lard, compound

For butter, milk, and cheese see 637, Dany.

Spices. Condiments.Yeast. Baking powder.

For Bread see 641, CooJc^ry.

Preservation of fruits and vegetables.** meat and fish.

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•4

•5

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•5

.6

•7

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668

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•4

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Oils. Gases. Candles. Lamps.Candles. Torches.Animal oils and fats. See also 664.3, Foods.

Vegetable oils and fats.

Mineral oils. Paraffine. Ozocerite. AsphalturmPetroleum. Kerosene.

i-«amps. See also 644, Domestic tcir.omy.

Illuminating gases. Calcium light.

Other gases.

Ceramics. Glass, etc.

Glass. See also 748, Stained glass.

Enamel.Ceramics. See also 738, Pottery, porcelain.

Clay. See also 553.61, Economic geology.

Porcelain.

Stoneware. Earthenware. Pottery,cricks. Tiles. see also 691.4, Building materials; 695.3, Roofitig,

ArtinCial stone. See also 691.3, Building materials.

Cements. Limes, Mortars. See also 691.5, Euiidir.g material*.

Bleaching, dyeing, etc.

Bleaching.

Dyeing. Artificial colors. Silk and wool.Cotton dyeing and calico printing.

Inks. Writing inks. Indelible ink?.

Printing inks.

Paints and pigments. See also 698.1, House painting; 751, Fine ana.Varnishes. Polish. Lacquer. See aiso 698.3, Vamishing.

Japan. Blacking.

Other organic chemical industries.

Soap.

Glycerine.

Glue.

Gums and resins.

Essences, perfumery, essential oils and ethers, ctc^See also 646, Toilet.

Fertilizers, Sce also 631, Agriculture.

Distillation. Coal tar, etc.

Metallurgy and assaying.History of metals goes here, iioi in 553, 622, nor 671.

Iron and steel.

Gold and silver.

Copper.

Lead.

Zinc.

Tin.

Mercury and other metals.Fuels and furnaces. Slags.

Assaying.

670 Manufactures.Specific topics go where of most interest. These heads are for the general subject of metal,

wood, etc., manufactures, and for such specific manufactures as are not of more interestelsewhere. But an account of a specific manufacture is commonly most useful with its ownsubject; e.g., a steam engine is certainly made of meial, but its manufacture should gounder 62 I.I, not 672. The character of the library often decides the place of greatest in-terest. An agricultural library would prefer the manufacture and everything about woodchurns with the dairy, 637, while a manufacturing library might prefer it with other woodmanufactures in 674. A general library will incline to the special subject, as a more minuteclassification is thus obtained, and references under 670 answer inquiries for all the libraryhas on the subject of brass or rubber or paper manufactures. Whether groupt by useor material, if sought from the other standpoint, the references show the resourcespromptly. As a rule the use is the better classification, being more minute and oftenerwanted. But if the uses are various the general head is better; e. g., bells are for scores ofdistmct uses, but their manufacture is a unit ; but all churns are for the dairy.

Articles made of Metals.

Of Iron and Steel ; Stoves, Cutlery, etc.

Of Brass and Bronze; Bells, etc. seeaisoys,.

Lumber and Articles made of Wood.

Leather „ „ „ „ Leather.

Paper „ „ „ „ Paper.

Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen, etc.

Rubber and Articles made of Rubber.

Celluloid and other.

690 Building. For Architectural Constmction, see 7ai.

671

672

673

674

675

676

677

678

679

680 Mechanic Trades. Amateur Manuals.

681 Watch and Instrument-making.

682 Blacksmithing.

683

684

685

686

687

688

689

.1 Horseshoeing.

Lock and Gun-making.

Carriage and Cabinet-making.

Saddlery and Shoe-making. Trunks.

Bookbinding.

C'othes-making. Hats.

Other Trades.

.1, Theories of Construction; .2, Compends, Manuals; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias j .4,

Essays, Lectures; .5, Periodicals ; .f>, Societies, Exhibitions; .7, Education. Study.

Training.Apprenticeship, Tools and iheir Use (for the use of special tools see speciaJ

trade); .8, Collections, Patents, Inventions; .9, History of Building Constnicticu

691 Materials. Processes. Preservatives.See also 620.1, Strength of Materials.

•Z Wood. Creosoting, etc.

•a Natural Stone. Parafining, etc.

.3 Artificial Stone. Concrete.

•4 Bricks. Tiles. Other Ceramic Productions,

.5 Lime. Cement, Plaster.

•6 Glass.

.7 Iron. Steel. Anti-rust Processes.

.8 Other Metals.

.9 Other Materials.

692 Plans. Specifications, etc.

.1 General Drawings.

.2 Detail Drawings.

.3 Specifications.

.4 Contracts. Agreements. Bids. Advertisements-

.5 Estimates. Quantities. Cost.

.6 Superintendence.

.7 Supervision of Accounts.•8 Professional Services. Fees. Commissions..9 Building Laws. Liabilities of Architects, Owners,

and Contractors.

693 Masonry. Plastering. Fire Proofing*.

.1 Stone Construction.

.11 Bonds of Stone Work.

.12 Cutting and Dressing of Stone. See 515.8. Stereotomy; 736, Stone Carroig,

.a Brick Construction.,21 Bonds of Brick Work..32 Adobe or Sun-dried Brick, etc.

.3 Terra Cotta Construction.

.4 Hollow Tile and Porous Terra Construction.

.5 Concrete and Beton Construction.

.6 Plastering.

.61 External Plastering and Stucco.

•62 Internal Plastering.

.63 Ornamental Plaster-work.

.64 Scagliola.

J65 Wooden Lath.

^ Metal Lath. (Wire, etc.)

.67 Mineral Wool Linings, etc.

•7

.8 Fire Proofini:.

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.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

8

695.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

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696

697

698.z

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•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

•9

%ee 7at.4, Roof CoDstructioDS.

Carpentty. J oinery. Stair-building.Wood Construction, General,Joints of Wood-work. Framing.Strengthened Beams.Posts. Columns. see 721.31.

Panelled and Latticed Construction.Joinery, General. For Finishing, varnish, poHsh, etc, see 598.3,

Ornamental j ornery. Cabinet-work.Stair-building. See 515.83, Stereotomy.

Other branches, see 721.87-89.

Roofing. Slating. Tiling.Shingle-

Slate.

Tile,

Metal. Tin. Copper. Lead. Zinc.Iron.

Asphalt. Tar. Concrete, (Melted.)Felt. Asbestos. Paper. (In rolls.)

Textile. Duck. Canvas.Thatch and other Coverings.

Plumbing. Gas and Steam-fitting, etc.

Plumbing. See 628, Principles of Sanitation.

Gas-fitting.

Steam-fitting.

Rivets and Riveted Joints. .

Screws and Screw Joints.

Rust or Calked Joints.

Anchors. Band Irons.

Other branches.

Plumbing Laws. See also 614.

Heating and Ventilation. See San. Eng., 628.8; Domestic Econ., 644.

Fireplaces.

Stoves.

Furnaces.

Hot Water, high and low pressure.Steam, high and low pressure. For uoiiers, see 621.18.

Gas. Coal Gas, Water Gas, Natural Gas.Electric and Other Methods.Smoke Flues and Chimneys.Ventilation, Air Ducts. Conduits. Fans.

Painting. Glazing. Paper-hanging.Painting. Oil.

Distemper and Fresco.

Varnishing, Polishing,

Other Modes of Protection.

Glazing. see 748, stained Glass.

Paper-hanging.

Textile Hangings, Taprstry.Relief Work. Lincrusta. Stamped Leather, etcOther branches.

699 Car and Ship Building.

Kine Arts.

700 Fine Arts.

701 Philosophy. Theories. Utility. Esthetics.

702 Compends. Outlines.

703 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

704 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

705 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

706 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.

707 Education. Study and Teaching of Art.

708 Art Galleries and Museums..1 American. Corcoran, Metropolitan, Boston.•a English. National, Hampton Court, Windsor..3 German. Dresden, Munich, Berlin, Vienna.

^ French. Louvre, Luxembourg.

.5 Italian. Vatican, Sistine, Pitti, Medici, Borbonici

.6 Spanish. Madrid, Seville.

.7 Russian. St. Petersburg, Hermitage.

.8 Scandinavian. Copenhagen.

.9 Other Countries.

709 History of Art in General. Divided iike93o-<^

710 Landscape Gardening.711 Public Parks.

712 Private Grounds. Lawns.

713 Walks. Drives.

714 Water, Fountaias. Lakes.

715 Trees. Hedges. Shrubs.See 31^0634.9, Forestry; 5S2, Botany.

7 1 6 Plants, Flowers.. I, Plants; .2, Flowers; .3, Conservatories; .4, Window gardens; .5, FernarieMk

7 1

7

Arbors. Seats. Outlooks.

7 1

8

Monuments. Mausoleums.

7^9 V_^emeterieS. see also 393.1, Eanhbunal; 614.61, Public hea.iii

720 Architecture."'

'^'^dia'""''"p '''• Architec,o„,cs;

.., Compends. Manuals; .3. Dictionaries. Cyclo-

TranL'XfTNrr' '' "^'"^'"''^^'' ""^'^"^^^

'^^ Edncation StudyTrammg, Schools of Archuecturs; .8, Polygraphy, Collections; .9. General Histonof Architecture, divided geographically like 94c^^99.9. oenerai rt,stoi>

721 Architectural Construction..1

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.18

.19

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.26

.27

.28

.29

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'33

•34

•35

.36

•37

.38

"39

•41

.42

•43

•44

45.46

-47

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Foundations. See Bridge Engineering. 624.1. Foundations.

Dimension Stone.

Rubble Stone.

Concrete.

Sand or Gravel.

Timber Gratings,

Piles. Sand Piles.

Sunken WelJs.

Sunken Tubes.

Other Foundations.

WaUs.Wooden and Half-timbered.

Stone.

Artificial Stone, Concrete, Pise, etcPrick.

Bases. Water Tables. Belt Courses.Arcades. Colonnades.

Cornices.

Gables and Pediments.

Other Walls.

Piers. Columns.Wooden. See also Carpentry, 694.4.

Stone.

Concrete. Artificial Stone.

Brick. Terra Cotta.

Iron. Steel.

Fi re-proof. Protected.

See also 721,58, Gable R00&.

4 Arched Constructions.See 624.6, Arched Bridges; and 729-33 and 729.37. elementary tonn^Arches, Circular.

Arches, other forms.

Vaults, Cylindrical.

Vaults, Groined.

Vaults, other forms.

Domes, Circular.

Domes, other forms.

721.5

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-52

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•55

.56

-57

.58

59

.6

.61

.62

•63

.64

.65

.66

,67

.68

.69

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.71

.72

'73

•74

•75

76•77

.78

•79

.8

.81

.82

.83

.84

•85

.86

.87

.88

.89

.91

.92

•93

•94

-95

.96

•97

.98

•99

Roofs. See 695, Roof Coverings; 624.9, Engineering, Roofa.

Wooden,

Masonry.

Glass.

Metallic

Windows. Openings in Roofs.

Roof Decoration. Cresting, Repousse work, Colored Tiles, etc See 69^.^.

Spires and Domes.Gables. See also 721.28, Gable Wails.

Other forms of Roofs.

Floors and Flooring.

Wooden.

Stone.

Brick and Hollow Tile.

Metallic. Compound.Composite.

Parquetry. Coverings only.

Mosaics. **

Tiles. See 695.3, Roofing Tile.

Other Coverings.

Ceilings.

Wooden.

Stone.

Brick or Tiles with Inm.Metallic.

Concrete. Plaster.

Construction and Coverings.

For vaulted ceilings, see 721.4 and 729.34.

Doors. Gates. Grilles. Windows.Doors, Wooden.Doors, Metallic,

Doors, Sash, Lattice, Screen, etc.

Windows, External.

Windows, Internal.

Enclosures of Doors and Windows.

Architraves. Pilasters. Jambs. Feaiments. Linteia. 31c

Shutters. Blinds. Screens. Grilles.

Fastenings. Locks.

Other details.

Iron and Composite Structures.For Strength of Material, see Engineering, 62c i.

Cast Iron.

Wrought Iron.

Steel.

Composite.

Iron and Wood.Iron and Stone.

Iron and Brick, Tile, Terra Cotta.

Iron and Glass.

Wood and Glass.

722

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•7

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723.1

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•3

.41

.42

•43

•44

•45

.46

•47

.48

.49

Ancient and Oriental Architecture. (Pagan.)See also 571.8, Prehistoric Dwellings.

Chinese. Japanese.Egyptian.

Phenician. Tyrian. Jewish. Carthaginian. Cypriote.Indian (Asiatic).

Hindoo, Buddhist, Jaina, ilimaidyan, Dravidian, Chalukyan, Indo-An-an, Burmese,Siamese, Cambodian.

Chaldean. Assyrian. Babylonian. Anucnt Persian.Sassanian.

Pelasgian. Etruscan.Roman. See 719.32 for Roman Orders.

Grecian. See 729.32 for Greek Orders,

Other. Aztec. Peruvian. Maya. Yucatan, etc.

Mediaeval. (Christian. Mohammedan.)Early Christian.

Byzantine. Armenian. Russian.

Mohammedan. Saracenic. Moorish. Persian, Turkish,Indian. For Ancient Indian see 722.4.

Romanesque.Scotch. Irish.

English. Saxon. Norman.German. Austrian.

French. Proven5al. Norman. Angevin.

Italian. Sicilian Norman.

Spanish. Portuguese.

Danish. Swedish. Norwegian.

Minor Countries.

Gothic or Pointed. Divided 1^6723.4

725

724 Modern.All the sub-sections of 724 are subdivided geographical 1- like 040-999

.z Renaissance.

>2 Grecian Revival.

»3 Gothic Revival.

.4 Victorian Gothic. Tudor.

.5 Queen Anne.

.6 Ne'o-Grec.

7 Swiss. Timber-•8 Romanesque Revival.

^ Other Styles.

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.16

•17

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.19

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SI

.22

-23

.24

•25

.26

.27

.28

.29

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.316

'3^7

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•33

•34

•35

•36

'37

.38

•39

.41

.42

•43

•44

•45

.46

48.49

Public Buildings.

Admmistrative. Governmental.Capitols. Houses of Parliament.

Ministries of War, State, etc.

City and Town Halls, Bureaus. Public Offices.

Custom Houses. Bonded Warehouses. Excise OfiBcev^

Court Houses. Record Offices.

Post Offices, General and Special.

Official Residences. Palaces of Rulers.

Barracks. Armories. Police Stations.

Engine Houses. Fire Alarm Stations

Business and Commercial.Stores, .W:;olesale and Retail.

Mixed Store, Office, and Apartment Buildings.

Office Buildings. Telegraph. Insurance.

Banks. Safe Deposit. Savings.

Exchanges. Boards of Trade.

Markets:

Cattle Markets. Stock Yards.

Abattoirs.

Other Business Buildings.

Transportation and Storage.

Railway Passenger Stations.

Small (country) Stations.

Large (city) "

Union **

Stations on two levels.

Street-car Stations.

Elevated R. R. Stations.

Underground R. R. Stations.

Railway Freight Houses.

Railway Shops, Round Houses, Car Houses, Tanks, Sro*es,Dock Bui:dmgs Wharf Boats and Houses.Warehouses. Cold Storage. Safe Deposit Storage%

Elevators, Grain.

Other.

Manufactories.

Textile Factories or Mills. Wool, Cotton, Silk.

Breweries. Malteries. Distilleries.

Foundries. Machine Shops. Iron and Steel Work&Wood-working Mills. Furniture Factories.

Carriage and Car Factories.

Paper Mills.

Mills for Flour, Meal, Feed, etc.

Pottery, Glass, Terracotta. Brick Works.Other Manufactories.

7^i'5 Hospitals and Asylums. Seealso 725.6. Reformatonea.

,51 Sick and Wounded. Eye and Ear. Incurables. Lying-in.

.52 Insane.

-S3 Idiotic. Feeble-minded.

•54 Blind. Deaf and Dumb.

•55 Paupers. Almshouses.

.56 Aged.

.57 Children. Orphans.

.58 foundling.

•59 Soldiers' Homes.

•6 Prisons and Reformatories.

JSi State Prisons. Penitentiaries.

J&2 Jails. Cell Houses.

.63 Reformatories for Adults. Houses of Correction.

J64 Reform Schools.

J65 Washingtonian Homes. Inebriate Asvlums-

j66

.7 Refreshment. Baths. Parks.

.71 Cafes. Restaurants.

•72 Saloons.

•73 Baths; Warm, Medicated, Turkish, Russian. s

•74 Swimming Baths.

•75 Buildings for W^atering Places, Spas, etc

.76 Buildings for Parks.

•8 Recreation.

^I Music Halls.

«82 Theatres. Opera Houses.

•83 Halls for Lectures, Readings, etc-

•814 Bowling Alleys. Billiard Saioons.

.85 Gymnasiums. Turn Halls.

JS6 Skating Rinks. Bicycle Rinks.

.87 Boat Houses.

M Riding Halls and Schools.

.89 isnooting Galleries,

.g Other Public Buildings.

^! Exnibition Halls.

^ Temporary Halls. Tabernacles. WigTSvams.

.93 Workingmen's Clubs and Institutes.

•94

726 Ecclesiastical and Religious.

•z Temples.•3 Mosques.

•3 Synagogues.

•4 Chapels. Sunday-school Buildings.

•5 Churches.

•6 Cathedrals.

•7 Monasteries. Convents. Abbeys.M Mortuary. Cemetery Chapels. Receiving Vaults*

Tombs•9 . Other. Y. M. C. A., etc.

727 Educational and Scientific.

•z Schools.

Study and Recitation Rooms. Not indudine dormitoTy or boarding.

.2 Academies. Seminaries. Boarding Schools.

•3 Colleges. Universities.

.4 Professional and Technical Schools. La^v,Theology, etc.

•5 Laboratories; Physical, Chemical see 543.1, Biological,

etc. Zoological and Botanic Gardens sec aJsos^o-? and 580.7.

.6 Museums. Herbariums see 580.7.

.7 Art Galleries. Studios.

.8 L#ibrarieS. see 022, Library Buildings.

.9 Other. Learned Societies, etc.

728 Residences.

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13

2

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32

33

34

35

36

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39

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551

52

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6

61

62

63

64

6566

67

68

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81

82

83

84

Tenement Houses.City Homes of Poor.

Country "

Cites Ouvrieres.

Apartment Houses. Flats. Family Hotels.

City Hovses. Mansions. Palaces.Between party-walls. Stone.

" Brick." • Partly woo:?.>

Semi-detached, including end houses in city blocks.

M «

Stone.

Brick.

Partly wood.

Detached. Stone,« Brick.

" Partly wooa.

Club Houses. Buildings for Secret Societies.

Hotels. Inns.

City Hotels.

Summer Resorts.

Country Inns.

Village and Country Homes.Village Dwellings. On small lots.

Stone.

Brick.

Concrete or stucco.

Part masonry, part woo<i

All wood.

Farm Houses.

Laborers* Cottages.

Seaside and Mountain Cottages. Chalets«

Country Seati.

Castles.

Chateaux.

Manor Houses,

Villas.

.91

.92

•93

•94

•95

.96

•97

.9S

•99

729.1

Out-Buildings.Porter's Lodges.

Servants' Quarters.

Kitchens and Laundries.

Stables. Carriage Houses.

Barns. Granaries.

Dairies.

Ice Houses.

Conservatories. Green Houses. Graperies.

Other,

Architectural Design and Decoration.The Elevation,

.11 Composition.

.12 Distribution.

•13 Proportion.

•M Light and Shade.

->S Perspective effect.

.16

•17

.18

.19•

For projection of shadows and graphics of light and shadow see 515.63 and 515.^.

.2 The Plan.

.21 Elements required.

.22 Distribution.

•23 Proportion.

.24

•25

,26

•27

.28

29

•3 Elementary Forms. For construction of these forms see 721.

•3^ Walls. Mouldings. Cornices.

•32 Piers, Columns, Pilasters, Pedestals and the Orders. Colort sides

-33 Arches and Arcades.

•34 Vaults and Domes.

•35 Roofs. Spires. Dormers.

.36 Towers.

•37 Gables and Pediments.

•38 Doors and Windows. Bays. Oriels.

•39 Stairs and Balustrades. See also 515 i^j. >:ereotomvi 60a <. Build:i

•4 Painted Decoration.See also 729.7. Mosaic.

.41 Vegetable forms.

.42 Animal forms.

43 Grotesque forms.

•44 Conventional and Geometric Forms-

45 Painted Moldings.

.46 Painted Friezes and Panels.

47 Painted Columns and Pilasters.

.48 Painted Ceilings and Vaults.

.49 Painted Walls.

729.5

51

52

S3

54

55

56

57

S8

59

.6

.6t

.63

•63

.64

.65

M.68

>S9

•7

•71

72•73

-74

•75

.76

'77

•78

•79

.8

.81

.82

•83

.84

.85

.86

.87

.88

.89

•9

.91

.92

•93

-94

-95

.96

•97

.98

99

Decoration in Relief- For Bas Relief and Figure carving see 73a

Vegetable forms.

Animal forms.

Grotesque forms.

Conventional and Geometric forms.

Carved Moldings.

Carved Friezes and Panels.

Carved Columns and Pilasters.

Carved Ceilings and Vaults.

Other Carved Ornament.

Incrustation and Veneering.

Of External Walls (in brick, stone, or marble, ales, etc).

Of Interiors.

Intarsia and Inlay.

Niello-work.

Enamel Decoration.

Mosaic.

Mosaic Ceilings.

Mosaic Walls.

Mosaic Floors.

Other Mosaic designs.

Stained Glass Design. For technical processes see 666..; for Mstorv see 74a

Geometric Windows.Medallion Windows:Canopy Windows.Figure Windows.

Mosaic Windows.Other kinds of stained glass.

Architectural Accessories and Fixed Furniture.Altars.

Pulpits. Tribunes.

Dais. Thrones.

Buffets.

Mantels. Overmantels,

Screens. Rood Screen. Reredos.

730 Sculpture.

731 Materials and Methods.

732 Ancient.

733 Greek and Roman.

734 Medieval.

735 Modern.

736 Carving-. Seals, Dies. Gems,

737 Numismatics. Coins. Medals.

738 Pottery. Porcelain.

739 Bronzes. Brasses. Bric-a-brac.

*.

Canic:os.

740

741

742

743

744

745

746

747

748

749

750751

752

/d3

754

755

75^^

757

758

759

Drawing. Decoration. Design.

Free-hand. Crayon. Sketching from. Nature.

Caricatures. Cartoons.Collections on any subject go with that subject with reference from 741.

Perspective, see also 515-6.

Art Anatomy, Life School.

Mathematical and Scientific Drawing, see 5.5.

Ornamental Design. Woven Fabrics. Car-

pets. Wall Paper, etc.

Art Needlework. Fancy Work.

Interior Decoration. Distemper. Fresco.

Polychrome.

Stained and Iridescent Glass. For Leading, see 6^8.5.

Artistic Furniture. Fireplaces. Frames, etc.

Painting.

Materials and Methods.

i^ 1 r. See 535.6, Optics.

Epic. Mythic. Idealistic, see ;59-3. 0^"^^" school.

Genre. Still Lite. Sec ;5>4, French; and 739.9, Belgian.

Religious. Ecclesiastic. see 759.5. UalUn; and759.' .-Spanish.

Historical. Battle Scenes.

Portrait.

Landscape and Marine. Animals. Flowers.

Various Schools of Painting.I, American; 2. English; 3, German: 4, French; 5, Italian; 6, Spanish; 7, Slavic; 8,

Scandinavian ; 9, Other Schools. ^

760 Engraving.

761 Wood.

762 Copper and Steel

763 Lithography.

764 Chromolithography.

765 Line and Stipple.

766 Mezzotint and Aquatint

767 Etching. Dry Point.

768 Bank Note and Machine.

769 Collections of Engravings.

770 Photography.

771 Materials. Photographic Chemistry.

772 Silver Processes. Daguerreotype. Talbo-type. Collodion Process. Ambrotype,etc. Dry-Plate Processes.

773 Gelatine and Pigment Processes. Woodbury-type. Carbon Process. Lambertype. Auto-type, etc.

774 Gelatine and Printer's Ink Processes. Alber-

type. Heliotype. Artotype, etc.

775 Photo-lithographyi etc.

776 Photo-zincography, etc.

777 Photo-engraving and Photo-electrotyping.

77° OpeCial Applications. see 522.63, Astronomy. See 578, Microscopy.

779 Collections of Photographs.

780 Music.

781

.1

.2

•3

A•5

.6

•7

.8

. I, Philosophy and i€sthetics of Music; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Escays; .5, Period-

icals ; .6, Societies ; .7, Education, Conservatories ; .S, Polygraph). Libraries ; .q,

History, divided by countries, like 930-999. All heads include both thr wm'c Usftlf andeverj'thing about it: Score, Libretto, History, Criticism, etc.

Theory of Music.

Mathematical and Physical,

Elementary and General.

Harmony. Thoroughbass.

Counterpoint.

Musical Form.

Composition and Instrumentation.

Oriental Theories and Forms. Russian MueIc.

Ancient Grecian Theories, Modes, and Forms.

782 Dramatic Music.

1 Grand Opera.

2 Epic. Wagnerian.

3 Other German Grand Opera.

4 French Grand Opera.

5 Italian Grand Opera.

6 Comic and Satirical.

7 Opera Bouffe.

8 Operettas and Cantatas. 866783.4.

9 Pantomimes. Masks, etc.

yo3 oaCrCQ IVIUSIC. see 245, HymnoIogy.Sacred Poetryror hymns alone? if with tunes

they go in 7-^3-9; 786.8, Organ; 246.7-8, Evangelistic use and Eucharistic music; 264.2,Pubhc Worship.

.1 Organ and Orchestral. Accompaniment.

.2 Cathedral Services. Masses. Vespers, etc.

.21, Mass. Communion Services; .22, Common of the Mass; Kyrie, Gloriain Excelsis, Credo, Benedictus, Agnus Dei; .23, Proper of the Season;Offertory, Sequence, Gradual, Tract; .24, Choral Service ; Antiphonal,

Responsive ; .25, Plain Song; .26, Litanies ; .27, Lenten and Penitential;

Good Friday, ** Reproaches"; .28, Festival ; Christmas, Easter, etc.; .29,

Processional. Recessional.

.3 Oratorio. Passion Music. '^

.4 Anthem. Motet. Sacred Cantata. Polyphonic School,Palestrina. i6th Century.

.5 Chant. Gregorian. Anglican.

.6 Chorale. Tune. Carol.

.7 Evangelistic, Mission. Revival.

.8 Choir. Men and Boys. Quartet.

Sunday School.

Chorus.

.9 Congregational Singing. Psalmody. Hymnody.

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Vocal Music.Glee. Madrigal. Round. Catch.

Aria. Cavatina. Recitative, e. g in Oratorio, Mass, Opera.Ballad and Song. Romantic. Idyllic. Sentimental, e. g.

Modern German.Popular Ballads. Volkslied. e. g. Irish, Scotch, etc.

Festival, e. g. Saengerbund. Eisteddfod. Competitive.College, Society Songs, and Choruses.Negro Minstrelsy. Plantation Songs.

Collected Songs..81 Solos; .82, Duets; .83, Trios; .84, Quartets; .85, Other Part Songs;

.86, Choruses; .87. Collections for Male Voices; .88, Collectionsfor Female Voices; .89, Other Special Collections.

Vocal Hygiene, Culture, Development, and Methods.Tonic-Sol-Fa.

Orchestral Music. ^°^^^^™atic orchestral MusIc, see 782, Sacred,

Symphony, Three or more movements ; c. g. Adagio,Andante, Allegro, Allegretto, Scherzo, Finale, etc.

Dramatic, Illustrative, Descriptive, Imitative,e. g. Mendelssohn's Mid-Summer Night's Dream.

Romantic. Idyllic.

Program Music.

Overture, e. g. Beethoven's "Leonores.Concerto. Orchestral with Solo Instrument.

Chamber Music.

Suite.

Arrangements. Transcriptions. Pot Pourris.

Piano and Organ.

Piano. History.

Manufacture, Tuning. Temperament.Instruction.

Piano Music, General Collections ^"^^ ^'^"o Concerto, see785.6.

Sonata. Sonatina. Rondo.

Fantasia- Arabesque.

Nocturne. Meditation. Songs without Words. Romantic. Descrip-tive.

March and March-form. Polonaise. Polka. Mazourka.Dance-form. National. Classical. Idealized.

Modern Dance Music. Society. Festive.

Etudes. Artistic. For Etudes tor Instruction, see 786.3.

Variations. Transcriptions.

Arrangements. Four Hands and more. e. g. Orchestral Musicarranged for Piano.

786.5

.6

.7

•9

Organ. History.

Building.

Instruction.

Organ Music. See 7S3, Sacred Music

.Si Sonata. .82 Fugue. .S3 Preludes. .84 Interludes. .85 Postiudes. .86

Offertories. .87 Voluntaries. Improvisation. .SS Organ and Piano.

.89 Organ, Piano, and Orchestra.

Cabinet Organ, Melodeon.

.

787 Stringed Instruments,

788

Including; with each, History, Manufacture, Instruction, Music, etc MusKtoc twoin&uuicenttis put vtith the oue mo&t prominer.t in the composition.

Bowed.

.1 Violin.

.a Viola.

-3 Violoncello.

.4 Double Bass. Contra Bass.

Plectral.

.5 Harp.

.6 Guitar. Lute. Mandolin, etc.

.7 Banjo.

.8 Zither.

.9 Other Stringed Instruments. Harpsichord.

Wind Instruments.Including with each. History, Manufacture, Instruction, Music, etc.

Brass.

Trumpet. Slide and Valve.

Trombone.

Cornet.

Horns and other Brass Wind Instruments*

French Horn.

Saxhorn.

Saxophone.

Euphonium. *

Ophicleide.

Key Eugle.

Valve Bugle.

Bass. Tuba and Contrabass Tuba. Serpent.

Other.

Wood. Flute Group.

.5 Flute. Waldflute. Piccolo. Fife. Flageolet.

"Wood. Reed Group.

.6 Clarinet. Bass Clarinet. Bassethorn.

.7 Oboe. D'amore. Da Caccia. Cor Anglais.

.8 Bassoon. Double Bassoon. Bombardon.

.9 Other Reed Wind Instruments, Bagpipe.

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791

792

793

794

795

796

797

798

799

Percussion and Mechanical Instruments.

Percussion.

Drum.

Cymbals.

Triangle.

Tambourine. Castanets. Bones.

Bells, Chimes. Carillon.

Other Percussion Instruments. Xylophone,

Mechanical.

Orchestrion.

Music Box.

Other Mechanical Instruments.

XxIIIUSGIIJCIILS* For Ethics of amusements, see 17^.

Public Entertainment.Concert, Panorama, Circus, Menagerie, Summer Resort, Garden, Rink, Museum, Fair

Festival.

Theater. Pantomime. Opera. ^"^ ^^^^ 782. DramaticJT music.

In-door Amusements.Private Theatricals, Tableaux, Charades, Dancing.

Games of Skill.Chess, Checkers, Billiards, Bowling, Bagatelle.

Games of Chance.Cards, Dice, Backgammon, Dominoes.

Out-door Sports.Children's Sports, Athletic Sports, Coasting, Skating, Cycling, Quoits, Archery, Croquet

Lawn Tennis.

Boating and Ball.Rowing, Yachting, Base-ball, Foot-ball, Cricket, Polo.

Horsemanship and Racing.

Fishing, Hunting, Target Shooting.

Literature.The classilication of literature is by /a«jp//7^tf not country, except that North and South American are sepa>

rated from other E^gli^h. Canadian Ktench goes with 8401 AuMr^lian and Indian English with 820; SouthAmerican Spanish with 860, etc. Numbers assigned to individual authors include only 'heir literory works of thatf

section and complete works which cannot be divided. Hooks on other subjects go with their proper subjecis, unless

5 " special library " attracts all the authors' works, lives, etc. An author writing in two periods has all bis booksput in the one where most of them belong.

800 Literature. General Works.801 Philosophy. Theories. Literary Esthetics.

802 Compends. Outlines.

803 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

804 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

805 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

806 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.

807 Study and Teaching of Literature.

808 Rhetoric. Treatises. Collections.Divided .1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .^, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Orator>'; see also 784.9, Vocal

Culture ; .6, Letters, Epi5.v>lography; .7, Satire, Humor; .8, Collections too generalto go with any one languat?, e. g. a book of Quotations from many languages.

These heads, and the same under 809, include only works about Poetry, etc., regardless oflanguage.

809 History of Literature in general. i„ciudinggeneraihiston«of books and knowledge: e.g. Hallam's Liteiature of Middle ages.

Divided like 808. .1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction, etc.

OlO American l-rlteratUre. includes Canadian EngUsh.

. I, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays on American Literature ; .5, Periodi-cals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; .9, History of AmericanLiterature.

811 American Poetry..02, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptitv;

.07, Satincal and Humorous; .08, Collections; 09, History of American Poetry.

.1 Colonial, 1607-1776.

•II Sandys, George 1 577-1644.

.12 Bradstreet, Anne 161 2-1672.

•»3 Wigglesworth, Michael 1631-1705.

•H Green, Joseph 1 706- 1780.

•«S Livingston, William I 723-1 790.

.16 Ferguson, Elizabeth 1739-iSor.

.2 Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

.21 Trumbull, John I 750-1 83 I.

•23 Dwight, Timothy 1752-1S17.

•23 Barlow, Joel 1755-1S12.

-«4 Freneau, Phiiip 1752-1S32.

•25 Alsop, Richard 1761-1841.

.26 Pierpont, John I 785-1 866.

•a; Dana, Richard Henry 1787-1879.^ Sprague, Charles 1791-1875.

^ Minor Poets.

811.3

•3«

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•33

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•35

.36

•37

-38

•39

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•41

^2

•43

•44

•45

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48•49

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Halleck, Fitz-Greene1 790-1867

Poe, Edgar Allan

Bryant. William CullenLongfellow, Henry WadsworthRead, Thomas BuchananWhittier, John GreenleafLowell, James RussellWhitman, Walt

1809- 1 849.

I 794-

I

878.

1807-1882.

1822-1872.

1807- I 892.

lSl9-lggi,

1819-1892.

Later 19th Century, 1861-

Stoddard, Richard HenryHayne, Paul Hamilton

Stedman, Edmund Clarence

W^inter, William

Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner, (Joaquin.)

Taylor, Bayard

1825-

1S31-1886.

1836-

1841-

1825-1S7S.

812 American Drama.

.1

.11

.12

•13

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

25

-3

•3«

•32

•33

•34

•4

At

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Warren, Mercy

Godfrey, Thomas1728-1814.

1736-1763.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Tyler, Royall 1757-1826.Dunlap, William 1766-1839.Hillhouse, James Abraham 1789-1841,IngersoU, Charles Jared 1782-1862.

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Ritchie, Anna Cora Mowatt i8i8-i87a^^athews, Cornelius 1817-1889.Boker, George Henry 1823-1890,

Later 19th Century, 1861-

813 American Fiction.

.1

.2

•21

at•»3

aS

•S9

Colonial,' 1607-1776.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830,

Brackenridge, Hugh HenryRowson, Susanna

Brown, Charles BrockdenCooper, James FenimoreWare, William

Neal, John

i748-i8id

1762-1824.

1771-1810.

1789-1851.

<797-i852.

1793-1876

8133

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

4

41

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43

44

45

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47

4S

49

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21

22

23

33

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.27

.28

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Thompson, Daniel Pierce 1795-1868.

Kennedy, John Pendleton 1795-1870.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel 1804-1864.

Judd, Sylvester 1813-1853.

Simms, William Gilmore 1806-1870.

Melville, Herman 1819-1091.

Stowe, Harriet Beecher 1812-

Later 19th Century, 1861-

Alcott, Louisa May 1832-1888.

Eggleston, Edward 1837-

Howells, William Dean 1837-

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey 1836-

Harte, Francis Bret 1839-

James, Henry 1843-

Hawthorne, Julian 1846-

Burnett, Frances Hodgson 184^Minor Novelists.

American Essays.

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Rush, Benjamin 1745-1813.

Webster, Noah 1758-1843.

Channing, William EUery 1780-1842.

3 Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Ossoli, Margaret Fuller

Giles, Henry

Tuckerman, Henry Theodore

Holland, Josiah Gilbert

Whipple, Edwin Percy

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Curtis, George William

Later 19th Century, 1861*

Burroughs, John

1S10-1850,

1809-1882.

1813-1871,

1819-1881.

1819-1886.

1803-1882.

1824-1892

1837-

American Oratory.

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Hamilton, Alexander

Ames, Fisher

Wirt, William

Randolph, John

Clay, Henry

Calhoun, John Caldwell

Webster, Daniel

1757-1804.

1758-1808.

1772-1834.

<773-i833-

1777-1852.

1782-1850.

1 782-1852.

See also tQ*.^

29

SI5-3

•32

'33

•34

•35

•36

4

41

42

•43

Middle igth Century, 1830-1861.

Everett, Edward. 1794- 1865.

816

817

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46•47

Choate, Rufus.

Sumner, Charles.

Phillips, Wendell.

Chapin, Edwin Hubbell.

Beecher, Henry "Ward.

Later 19th Century, 1861-

1799-1859.

1811-1874.

1811-1884.

i8i4-r8Sa

1813-1887.

American Letters, subdmded by periods, nue sn

American Satire and Humor.Colonial, 1607-1776.

Ward, Nathaniel.

Alsop, George.

Byles, Mather.

Hopkinson, Francis,

Peters, Samuel Andrew.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Story, Isaac.

Fessenden, Thomas Green.

Paulding, James Kirke.

Irving, Washington.Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin.

1570-1653.

163S- ?

I 706-1 788.

1737-1791-

1735-1826.

1774-1803.

1771-1837.

I 779- I 860.

1783-1859.

1786-1870.

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Neal, Joseph Clay.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell.Shelton, Frederick William.

Shillaber, B. P. (Mrs. Partington.)

Saxe, John Godfrey.

Cozzens, Frederick Swartout.

Browne, C. F., (Artemus Ward.)Haliburton, Thomas Chandler.

Minor Satirists and Humorists.

Later 19th Century, 1861-

Warner, Charles Dudley.

Locke, David Ross, (Nasby,)

Burdette, Robert J.

Clemens, S. L., (Mark Twain.)

Carleton, William.

Shaw, Henry W., (Josh Billings.)

1S07-1847.

1809- 1894.

1814-1881.

1814-1S90.

1816-1887.

1818-1869.

I834-1867.

1 796-1 86 5.

1829-

1833-1888.

1844-

1835-

1845-

1818-1885.

818 American Miscellany.

.3 Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

.31 Thoreau, Henry David. 1817-1862.

.32 Mitchell, Donald Grant. (Ik Marvel.) 1822-

820 English Literature.820.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays on English Literature;

.5, PeritKlicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching ; -8, Collections; .g, History.

821 English Poetry..02. Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .0^, Desrriptive

:

.07, Satirical and Humorous ; -oS, Collections ; .09, History of Engii:^h Poetrv-

1 Early English, 1066-1400.1

1

Layamon 1150-1 207.

12 Ormin 1 187-1237.

13 Robert of Gloucester 1245-1307

14 Minot, Lawrence 13^3~^3S^-

15 Langland, William ^33'-'^399-

16 Barbour, John 1316-1395.

17 Chaucer, Geoffrey 1340-1400.

18 Gower, John 1325-1408,

19 Minor Writers.

2 Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.

21 Lydgate, John 1369-1461,

22 Skelton, John 1460-1529

23 Dunbar, William 1460-1520

24 Douglas, Gavin 1474-1 522

25 Hawes, Stephen 1483-1 509-

26 Lyndsay, Sir David I490-I555

27 Wyatt, Sir Thomas 1503-1542

28 Surrey, Henry Howard, earl of 1517-1547

29 Minor Writers.

3 Elizabethan, 1558-1625.

31 Spenser, Edmund ' 553-1599-

32 Sidney, Sir Philip 1 554-1 586.

23 Daniel, Samuel 1 562-1 619

34 Drayton, Michael 1563-1631.

35 Davies, John 1569-1626.

36 Drummond, William 1585-1649.

37 Fletcher, Giles and Phineas 1585-1650.

38 Herbert, George 1593-1^32.

39 Minor Writers.

4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.

41 Suckling, Sir John 1609-164?.

42 Crashaw, Richard 1616-1650.

43 Herrick, Robert 1 591-1674.

44 Waller, Edmund 1605-1687.

45 Lovelace, Richard 161S-165S.

46 Cowley, Abraham 161S-1667.

47 Milton, John 1608-1674.

48 Dryden, John 1631-1700.

49 Minor Writers.

821.5 Queen Anne, Early i8th Century, 1702-1745.

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.84

•8sM^7M•89

Prior, Matthew 1664-1721.

Parnell, Thomas 1679-1717.

Pope, Alexander 16S8-1744. See also 827.58.

Ramsay, Allan 1686-1758.

Voung, Edward 1684-1765.

Thomson, James 1 700-1 74S.

Collins, William 1721-1759.

Shenstone, William 1714-1763.

Minor Writers.

Later i8th Century, Pre-Revoiutionary, 1745-1800.

822 English Drama.

.1 Early English, 1066-1400.

Gray ThomasAkenside, MarkChatterton, ThomasGoldsmith, Oliver

Cowper, William

Macpherson, JamesBurns, RobertWhite, Henry Kirke

Minor Writers.

1716-1771.

1721-1770.

1752-1770.

172S-1774.

1731-1800.

173S-1796.

1759-1796.

1785-1806.

See also 823.64 and 824.66.

See also 823.73.

Early 19th Century, Post-Revolutionary, 1800-1837.

Wordsworth, William 1770-1850.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 1772-1834.Southey, Robert 1774-1843.Scott, Sir Walter 1771-1832.

Moore, Thomas 1779-1852.Byron, Geo. Gordon Noel 1 788-1824.

Shelley, Percy Bysshe 1 792-1822.

Keats, John 1795-1821.

Minor Writers.*

Victorian Period, 1837-

Tennyson, Alfred 180^1892.Browning, Elizabeth Barrett 1809-1861.

Browning, Robert 1812-1889.

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel 1828 -XS82

Morris, William 1834- 1896,

Swinburne, Algernon Charles 1837-

Minor Writers.

(.

.n Chester Plays.

.12 Coventry Plays.

.13 Townley Plays. •

•a Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.

.21 Heywood, John 1506-1565.

.22 Udall, Nicholas i505-i564.

.23 Bale, John 1495-1563.

3 Elizabethan, 1558-1625. t

•31 Greene, Robert 1561-1592.

-3-2 Marlowe, Christopher X564-I593-

.33 Shakespere, William 1564-1616.

.34 Jonson, Ben 1574-1637.

.35 Beaumont, Francis aMFletcher, John 1576-1625.

^Z^ Webster, John 1582-1652.

'i7 Massinger, Philip 1584-1640.

.38 Ford, John 1586-1639.

.39 Minor Writers.

•4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.

.41 Davenant, Sir William 1605-1668.

.42 Ktherege, Sir George 1637-1688.

.43 Crowne, John 1644-1699.

.44 Wycherly, William 1640-1715.

.45 Otway, Thomas 1651-1685.

.46 Congreve, William 1670-1729-

•47 Vanbrugh, Sir John 1666-172G.

.48 Farquhar, George 1678-1707.

•49 Minor Writers.

.5 Queen Anne, Early isth century, 1702- 1745-

.51 Dennis, John 1657-1734.

.52 Southerne, Thomas 1660-1746.

.53 Centlivre, Mrs. Susannah (Freeman) 1668-1723.

•54 Cibber, Colley 1671-1757.

•55 Rowe, Nicholas 1674-1718.

.56 Gay, John 1688-1732,

.57 Lillo, George 1693-17.39.

.58

•59 Minor Writers.

.6 Later i8th Century, 1745-1800

.61 Garrick, David 1716-1779.

.62 Foote, Samuel 1 721-1777.

•€>Z Colman, George, the elder 1732- 1794.

.64 Home, John 1724-1808.

.65 Cumberland, Richard 1732-1811.

.66 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley 1751-1816. See also 825.64.

.67 Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeta(Simpson) 1 753-1821.

.68

.69 Minor Writers.

•7 Early 19th Century, 1800- 1837.

.71 Baillie, Joanna 1762-1S51.

.72 Knowles, James Sheridan 1 784-1862.

8 Victorian Period, 1837-

823 English Fiction.

.1 Early English, 1066-1400.

•2

•4

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•43

•44

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•52

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.61

.62

•63

.64

.65

.66

.67

.68

.69

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.72

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89

Pre-Elizabethan, (More's Utopia,) 1400-1558.

.3 Elizabethan, (Lyly's Euphues,) 1558-1625.

Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.

Harrington, JamesBunvan, JohnMackenzie, GeorgeBehn, Aphra

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.DeFoe, Daniel

Fielding, Henry

1611-1677.

1628-1688.

1636-1691,

1640-1 689.

1661-1731.

1707-1754-

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800,

,Ricii*irason, Samuel 1680-1761.Sterne, Laurence 171^-1768.Smollett, Tobias George 1721-1771,Goldsmith, Oliver 1728-1774.Mackenzie, Henry 1745-1831.Arblay, Frances (Bumey), madame d' 1752-1840,

Minor Writers.

Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.

1775-1818.

1767 -1849.

1771-1832.

1775-1817.

1776-1850.

1785-1866

» 779-1839.

1792-1848.

!8i6-i855.

See also 821.64 and 824.66

Lewis, Matthew GregoryEdgeworth, Maria

Scott, Sir WalterAusten, Jane

Porter, Jane

Peacock, Thomas LoveGait, JohnMarryat, Frederick

Minor Writers.

Victorian Period, 1837-Bronte, Charlotte

Thackeray, William Makepeace 1811-1863.Dickens, Charles 1812-1870.Lytton, Edw. Geo. Bulwer, ist baron 1803-1873.Kingsley, Charles 1819-1875.Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli, ist earl of 1805-1881.TroUope, Anthony 1815-1882.Eliot, George 1815^1880.Minor Writers.

See also 321.74,

824 English Essays.

J Elizabethan, (Bacon,) 1558-1625.

4 Post-Elizabfcthan, (Locke), 1625-1702.

5

•5«

•52

•53

-54

•55

.56

•57

•58

•59

.6

.61

J^

.63

•65

69

•7

'71

•72

•73

•74

•75

.76

77,78

-79

.8

.8i

.82

.83

,84

.85

.86

.87

.88

.89

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.

Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3d earl of 1671-171;^Addison, Joseph 1672-1719,Steele, Sir Richard 1671-1729.Budgell, Eustace 1686-1737,

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.Moore, Edward 1712-1757,Karnes, Henry Home, lord 1696-1782.Johnson, Samuel 1709-1784.Hume, David 1711-1776.Hawkesworth, John ^715-1773-Goldsmith, Oliver 1728-1774.Gibbon, Edward *737-i794.

Minor Writers.

Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.

Mackintosh, Sir JamesSmith, Sydney

Jeffrey, Francis, lord

Brougham, Henry, ist baronLamb, Charles

Hazlitt, William

Hunt, Leigh

1765-1832.

1771-1845.

1773-1S50.

177S-186S.

^775-1^34.

1778-1830.

1784-1859,

See also 192 4.

Seeaiso82i.64aac 823.V

Minor Writers.

Victorian Period, 1837-.De Quincey, Thomas l?85-i859.Carlyle, Thomas 1795-1S81,Macaulay, Thomas Babingion, ist baron i8oo-'i»5a.Helps. Sir Arthur 1817-1875Arnold, Matthew 1822-88ftuskin, John ^8Io-

Minor Writers,

825

.6

.61

•63

•6s

j6S

English Oratory. For speakers ^eSoS.j.Subdivided by periods like 821.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

Chatham, William Pitt, ist earl of 1708-1778.Burke, EdmundFox, Charles JamesSheridan, Richard Brinsley(.rrattan, HenryPitt, William

1729-1797.

1 749- 1 806.

1751-1816.

1750-1820.

1759-1806.

See also 822.66.

826. English Letters.Subdivided by periods like 821.

•2

•51

•53

.6

.6r

.62

.2

.21

•3

•31

•3^

33•34

•35

.36

•37

•38

•39

•4

,41

.42

•43

•44

•45

.46

-47

-49

Pre-Elizabethan, (Paston letters,) 140C-1558.

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.

Montagu, Lady Mary (Pierrepont) Wortley 1690-1762.Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th earl of 1694-1773.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

Orford, Horace Walpole, 4th earl of 17 17-1797.Montagu, Mrs. Elizabeth (Robinson) I720-1800.

827 linglish Satire and Humor.Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.

Barclay, Alexander ^475~i552.

Elizabethan, 1558-1625.

(iascoigne, George 1537-1577-

Haringlon, Sir John 1561-1612.

Hall, Joseph 1 574-1656.

Marston, John '575-1534.

Donne, John 1573-1631.

Post-Elizabethan,

Wither, George

Butler, SamuelMarvell, AndrewD*Urfey, ThomasOldham, John

Brown, ThomasKing, William

Garth, Sir Samuel

Minor Writers.

1625-1702.

1588-1667,

1612-16S0

1 620- 1678.

1625-1723.

I 653-1683.

1663-1704.

1 663-1 7 1 2.

1665-1719.

327.5 Queen Anne, 1702-1745.

•5« Ward, Edward 1667-1731-

52 Swift, Jonathan 1667-1745.

•S3 Mandeville, Bernard de 1670-1733.

•54 Arbuthnot, John i675-i73S^

•55 Pope, Alexander 1688-171/1. See also 82. ?3-

.56

•57

.58

.6 Later i8th Century, I745-180O.

.61 Churchill, Charles 1733-1765-

.62 Amory, Thomas 1691-I788.

•63 Whitehead, Paul I7IO-1774.

.64 Junius 167^1772.

•65 Wolcott, John(pseud. Peter Pindar.)

I738-1819.

.66

.67

.68

•7 Early 19th Century, 180O-1837.

71 Gifford, William 1757-1826.

•72 Hood, Thomas 1798-1845.

'73

•74

75.76

.8 Victorian, 1837-

.81 Jerrold, Douglas 1803-1857.

.82

•83

.84

.85

.8.)

828 English Miscellany.

Anecdotes, Ana, Epicrams, Quotations, eic, if illustrative of any special subject (e. g. , biography,hi-toiy, scieiice, art), go with that subject. If general they go in 828; if limited to anyperiod, they take the same divisions as S21. Kor Riddles, see 398.6; Proverbs, see 398.9,The same rule applies to othei languages in 83S, 848, etc.

829 Anglo-Saxon Literature.

.1 Poetry.

.2 Caedmon.

.3 Beowulf.

•4 Cynewulf.

•5 Homilies and Religious,

.6 ^Ifric.

.7 Alfred the Great.

.8 Miscellaneous.

•9 Historical and Biographical.

830 German Literature.830.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends : .3. DictionanV.. • a v t

831 German Poetry.

on

Col-

.1

.II

.12

.14

.2

.21

.22

•23

•27

•29

31

3*

33•34

•35

-36

•37

•38

•39

•4

•41

42

•43

•44

•45

.46

•47

•51

•52

SI•54

•55

.56

•57

.58

•59

-1200. Seealso 839.311 z^

1 170-1220.

II 70-1 230.

1199-1276.

-1458.

1414-

.oa. Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Eoic- o^ T vnV n,iuj ^- , .

tne; .07, Sat.rical and Humorous^c;,; His^o^of Ge'^t P^etrf'^^'^

''^' ^^^^"P"

Before the Crusades, -1150." Hilclebrandslied."

Otfried.

"Ludwigslied."

"Muspilli."

Middle High, 1150-1300.

"Nibelungenlied."

" Gudrun," and minor folk epics.Heinrich von VeldekeWolfram von Eschenbach.Gottfried von Strassburg.

Hartmann von AueWalther von der VogelweideUlrich von Lichtenstein

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1300-1517.Horneck, Ottokar von.

Iladamar von Laber.Hermann von SachsenheimBuheler, Hans. " Die sieben weisen Meister -Kaspar von der Rohn. " Das Heldenbuch "" Theuerdank."

"Die Haimonskinder."

Mastersingers.

Minor Writers.

Reformation. New High, 1517-1625,Agricola, Martin T^s^rr.^W.M.. B„w,

; ^; J

Ringwaldt, Bartholomaus r c^^! rLRollenhagen Georg '

,Z7]^^'A J 7 .

^ I542-I6OQ.Andrea, Johann Valentin

1586-16S4.Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

[The Silesian Schools.]

Opitz von Boberfeld, MartinFlemming, Paul

Logau, Friedrich vonGerhardt, Paul

Hofmannswaldau, Christian Hofmann von \7iCiZlZesen, Philipp von

1619-1689Brockes, Barthold Heinrich 1680-1747Bodmer Johann Jakob 1698-1785.'Mmor Writers. ^

1 597-1639.

1609-1640.

1 604- 1 65 5.

1 607-1 676.

831.6

.61

.62

63

6566

67

63

.69

7-71

.72

•73

•74

•75

.76

•77

•78

•79

,8

.81

.82

.83

•85

.86

.87

.88

.89

832

s

51

53

53

S4

55

6

er

62

.63

64

65

M67

68

Classic Period, 1750-1830.[For Gothe and Schiller, see 832.6.]

Gellert, Christian Fiirchtegott 1715-1769.

Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb 1724-1803.

Burger, Gottfried August I7_S-I794.

Herder, Johann Gottfried von 1744-1S03.

Voss, Johann Heinrich 1751-1826,

Korner, Karl Theodor 1791-1S13.

Hoiderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich 1770-1S43.

Platen Hallermiinde, August, graf von 1796-1S35.

Minor Writers.

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.

Arndt, Ernst Moritz 1769-1S60.

Eichendorff, Joseph, freiherr von 17SS-1S57.

Uhland, Johann Ludwig 1787-1862.

Ruckert, Friedrich 17S9-1S66.

Heine, Heinrich 1799-1S56.

Niembsch von Strehlenau, Xikolaus 1802-1S50.

Auersperg, Anton Alexander, graf von [Anastasius Griin.] 1S06-1881,

Freiligrath, Ferdinand 1810-1S76.

Minor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-

Schefer, Leopold

Kinkel, Johann Gottfried

Geibel, Emanuel

Bodenstedt, Friedrich Martin

1784-1862.

1815-18S2.

1815-18S4.

i8i^i8{j2.

1616-1664.

1635-16S3.

I 642- I 70S.

1700-1776.

Minor Writers,

German Drama.

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

Gryphius, Andreas

Lohenstein, Daniel Caspar

Weise, Christian

Gottsched, Johann Christoph

Gottsched, Luise Adelgunde Victorie (Culmus) 17 13-1762.

Classic Period, 1750-1830.

Lessing, Gottlob Ephraim 1729-17S1.

Gothe, Johann Wolfgang von 1 749-1832.

Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich 1759-1S05.

Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian 1753*1831.

Iffland, August Wilhelm 1 759-1814.

Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von 1761-1819.

Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias 176S-1823,

Kleist, Heinrich Bernt Wilhelm von 1777-1811,

Minor Writers.

832.7

•72

•73

-74

•75

.76

.78

•79

.8

-83

.85

•89

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.

Grabbe, Christian Dietrich 1801-18-56.Griepenkerl, Wolfgang Robert 1810-1836.'Grillparzer, Franz

1791-1872..Birch-Pfeiffer, Charlotte 1800-1S68.Munch-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph. [Friedrich Halm.]Laube, Ileinrich

Hebbel, Friedrich

Gutzkow, Karl FerdinandMinor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-

Benedix, Julius Roderich

Mosenthal, Salomon HermannBrachvogel, Albert EmilGottschall, Karl RudolphLindau, Paul

Minor Writers.

1806-1S66i8o6-«4

1815-1863.

1811-1878.

i8ii-i8;3.

1821-1877.

I 824-1878.

1823-

1839-

'^ZZ German Fiction.

•5

•51

•52

•53

•54

•55

.6

.61

.62

•63.

.64

•65

.66

.67

.68

.69

•71

.72

-73

74

75

.76

•n.78

•79

.8

.81

.82

-83

.84

.85

.86

•89

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

Buchholtz, Andrew Heinrich

Grimmelshausen, Hans Jakob ChristoffelAnselm, Heinrich

" Robinsonaden."" Der Neue Amadis."

Classic Period, 1750-1830.

Wieland, Christoph Martin

Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich

Hardenberg, Friedrich von [Novalis]

Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor WilhelmLa Motte Fouque, Friedrich H ; C ;

Arnim, Ludwig Achim vonHauff, Wilhelm

Chamisso, Adelbert von

Minor Writers.

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.

Zschokke, Johann Heinrich Daniel

Brentano, ClemensTieck, LudwigPost], Kari [Charles Sealsfield]

Haring, Wilhelm [Wilibald Alexis]

Hahn-Hahn, Ida, graiin vonGerstacker, Friedrich

Hacklander, Friedrich WilhelmMinor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-

Auerbach, Berthold

Freytag, Gustav

Scheffel, Joseph Viktor vonSpielhagen, Friedrich

Heyse, Paul Johann LudwigEbers. Georg

Minor Writers.

1607- 167 1.

voni625-i676.

1653-1697.

J 733-181 3.

1 763-1825.

1772-1801.

1776-1822.

1 777-1843.

1781-1831.

1802-1827.

1781-1838.

1771-1848.

1778-1S42.

1773-1853.

1 793-1864.

1798-1871.

1S05-1880.

1816-1872.

1816-1877.

1815-1882.

1816-1895.

1826-1896.

1829-

1830-

1837-1898.

834 German Essays, subdivijed by periods nkestr.

835 German Oratory,

836 German Letters.

837 German Satire and Humor.2 Middle High. Minnesingers, 1150-1300.

M

>J

n

»

.21

•22

•3

•31

•32

.4

.41

.42

•5

51

•52

53•54

.6

.61

.62

[Strieker, Der.] "Der Pfatfe Amis" und " Beispiele.**

"Salomon und Morolf."

Period of Decline, 1300-1517." Reineke Vos." See also 839.371.

Brant, Sebastian 1458-1152:

Reformation. New High, 1517-1625.

Murner, Thomas "Tyll Eulenspiegel.'* 1475-1537.Fischart, Johann

1 550-1589.

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

Moscherosch, Johann Michael 1601-1669.

Rachel, Joachim 161S-1669.

Wernicke, Christian 1660-1720.

Liscow. Christian Ludwig 1701-1760.

Classic Period, 1750-1830.

Rabener, Gottlieb WilhelmBlumauer, AIovs

1714-1771.

V55-179S.

838 German Miscellany, see s^s, note.

839 Minor Teutonic Literatures.

.1

.2

•3

•J*

.3x1

.3x2

.313

•314

•315

Subdivided by form, Poetry, Drama, etc., like 830.

Low German.

Frisian. Old Saxon.

Dutch Literature. Flemish.Dutch Poetry.

Middle Ages.1200-1450.

[.I, Jacob van Maerlant 1235-1291; (.2, Heinrije van Veldeke 1200, see %xiz\'\.3, Jan I. van Brabant 1250-1294; .4, Melis Stoke 1310; .5, Dire Potter 1428.IChambers of Rhetoric. 1450-1600

[.1, AntoniusdeRoverei4S2; .2, Anna Bijns .500; .3, Mat.hijs de Castelein 14S8-" '548; .4, (-ornehsEveraerl 1S5"; 5, Jai. liai ti^ H.mwaert 1533-1500; .6 Dirk

Volkerszoo". ccornhert 1522-, syo; 7, Philipp Marnix 153S-159S; X Cornelisvan Ghistele 1600; .9, Minor Writers ]

Period of the Republic, 1600-1700[.i,Jacob Cats, 1577-1660; .2, Joost van der Vondel 1587-1679; .:,, Marie Tes*;el-

schade Visscher i5.j4--64y: .4, Constant.jo Huygens 1596-1687; .5, Revcr

Coetu t^id'^'.^'

^'a^^' ^;J'-'^' i^l^^-'^^^S: .r^JanlSomJ^n'VanLL.oes (Aiitonides) 1647-1684; .9, Minor WritersJ

Poetical Societies.1700-1800

[.1, L.icasRotgans 1654-1710; .2 Hubert Corneliszoon Pool 1689-173^; .3, ArnoldHoogv.iet i6S7-,763; .4, Sybrand Feitama .^94-175^; .5. VViliem van Har.n1710-1768, .6. Jacob Bellamy 1757-1786; .7, Hieronymus van Alnhen 1746-1803:9, Minor Writers.] i /• j»

Modern Period.1800-

L.i, WiUem JiiMe^diik 1756-1831; .2. Jan Frederik Helmers 1767-1813; .3, CorneliiLoots 1765-.834: 4..HendrikTollens 1780-1856; .5. Isaac da C^li-^g^X?.!^, jan Jacob Lodewijk ten Kate 1819-; .9, Minor Writers.]

S39.32

.323

•3M

839.33

•3M

839-34

•344

•345

839-37

•371

.374

839.38

381

.384

4.5

•6

839-771.7X1

•Txa

.713

.7«4

.715

•7ift

Dutch Drama.

Period of the Republic. leoQ 1700.

[.I, Gerbrand Adriaenszoon Bredero 1585-1618; .2, Corneliszoon Hooft 15S1-1647; .3. Samuel Costa 1580-1650, .4, Jan Vos 1020-1067 , -5. *-»uiileimusUgier 1619-1689; .6, Joachim Oudaan 162&-1692 ; .9. Minor Writers

]

Poetical Societies. 170lHS()0

[.i,Pieter Langendijk 1683-1756: -2. AndriesPelSi .3, Balthasar Huydecoper1695-1778; .4, Onn ) Zwier van Haren 1713-1779; .5, JanNomsz 1738-1803;-q, Minor Writers.]

Modern Period. 180Q-

[.I, Samuel Iperuszoon Wiselius 1760-184^ ; .2. Helvetius van den Bergh 1793-1865; .3, Hendrik Jan Schimmel iS^--]

Dutch Fiction.

Poetical Societies, 1700-1800

[.1, Elisabeth Bekker Wolff 1738-1804; .a, Agatha Deken 1741-1804 ; .3, Rhijn-vis Feith 1753-1B24.]

Modern Period. 1800-[.I, Adriaan Loosjes 1761-1818 ; .2. Jacob Vosmaer 1783-1834 ; .3. Jan i>.*derik

Oltmans 1800-1854 j .4, Jacob van Lennep 1802-1868; .5. Hendrik Con-science 1812-1883, .6, Anna Louisa Geertruida Bosboom-Toussainl1812-.]

Dutch Essays.

Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.(JusiLis Van Kffen 1684-1735.]

Modern Period. IKM-[.I, Johannes Hfenncus van der Palm 176^-1840; .2, Rainier Cornells Bakhui-

zen van den Brink 1810-1865, .^, Everhardus Johannes Potgieter 1808-1^75; .4. Nicelas Beets 1814-; .5, Coenraad Busken Huet 1826-1886 J

Dutch Satire and Humor.Middle Ages. 1300-1450.

[Reinaert (van den vos Remaerde) see 837.31.]

Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.[Arend Simonszoon Fokke 1755-1812.]

Dutch Miscellany.

The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowl-edge. In classification bo9ks are placed with their subjects, Theol-ogy, History, etc.

Middle Ages. 1200- U50.[Jan van H->endale (Jan de Clerc). Chronicles^ 1280-1365.]

Poetical Socie^.ies. 1700~180a»&imon btijl, History^ 1731-1804 ; Jan Wagenaar, History^ 1709-1773.J

Piatt Deutsch.

Scandinavian.

Old Norse. Icelandic. Faroese.

Swedish Literature.Swedish Poetry.

Middle Ages. 1200-1520.[.I, Nicolaus Hermann! 1391; .2, Bishop Tomas i443;,3, Ericus Olai 1456; .4,

Ballads (Folkvisor).j-» *'

Reformation. 1520-1640-T-i, Olaus Petri 1496-1552; .3, Laurentius Petri J499-t573.]

Age of Stjernhjelm. 1640-1740[.I, Georg Stjernhjelm ispS-idya; .2, Lars Johansson (Lucldor) 1640-1674; .3,

Haquin bpegel 1645-1714; .4, Israel Holmstrom iboQ-1708; .5, Gunno Kii-relius Dahlstjerna 1661-.70Q; .6, Johan Runius i67g-i7i3; .7, Jacob Frese1691-1729; .S, faamuel von Triewaid 1688-1743; .g, Minor "Writers.l

Age of Dalin. 1740-1780.[.1, Olof Carelius X75«; .2, Olof von Dalin 1708-176?; .3, Hedvig Charlotta

Nordenflycht 1718-1763; .4, Anders Odel 1718-1773. -s, Gustaf FilioCreutz 1729-1785; .6, Gustaf Fredr'k Gyllenborg 1731-1808; .7, OlofBergklint 1733-1805; .9, Minor Writers.]

Age of Gustavus. 1780-1800.L-i, Karl Mikael Bellman 1740-179^; .2, Johan Henrik Kellgren 1751-1705; .1.

Bengt Lidner 175-1793; .4, Johan Gabriel Oxensljerna i7so-i8i^; -s,Tomas Thorild 1759-1808; .6, Anna Maria Lenngren 1754-1817, .7, KarlGustaf at Leopold 1756-1829; .8, Frans Mikael Franzen 1772-1847; .9,Minor Writers.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.i» Per Henrik Ling 1776-1839; .2. Johan Olof Wallin 1779-18^9; .3, EsaiasTegner 1782-184'-; .4. Erik Johan Stagnelius 179^1821, .5. Per DanielAmadeus Atterbom i7qo-i>^.s5; .6. Karl Jonas Ludwig Almqvist 1703-i86^; .7, Johan Ludwig RuneDerg 1804-1877; .8, Karl Vilhelm Bdttiger1807-1879; .9* Minor Writers.]

83972.722

.7>3

-7«5

.7i6

83973•734

-736

83974.746

«3977.776

^3978

.78a

.783

.784

.786

B398

.Si

811

.8X3

.813

Swedish Drama.Reformation. 1520-1640.

[.1, Johan Messenius 1579-1637; .2, Magnus Olai Asteropherus -1647; .3, AndreasJohannis Prytz 1590-1655.]

Age of Stjernhjelm. 1640^740.

[Isak Bork -1701.]

Age of Gustavus. 1780-lSOO.

[.I, Karl Israel Hallman 1732-1S00; .2, Gustaf III. (King) 1746-1792; .3» Olof Kex^l1748-1796; .4, Karl Envallsson 1756-1806.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Johan Burjesson 1 790-1866 ; .2, Bernhard von Beskow 1796-1S68 ; .3, AugustTeodor Blanche 1811-itSoa ; .4, Johan Krihtoter Jolin 1818-1884; .5, FransHedberg 1828-; .6, Per Johan lidvard Back&trom 1641-.]

Swedish Fiction.

Age of Dalin. 1740-1780.

[i, Jakob Henrik Mork 1714-1763; .2, Jakob Vallenberg 1746-1778.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Sofia Margareta von Knorring 1797-1848; .2, Magnus Jakob Crusenstolpei7C)5-i865; .3, Fredrika Bremer 1801-1865; .4, Karl Anton Wetterberg(Onkel Adam) 1S04-; .^, Emiiie Flvgare Carien 1807-1892; .6. ZakrisTopelius 1818-1898; .7, Viktor RydbeVg 1829-1895; .9, Minor Writers.]

Swedish Essays.

Modern Period. 1800-

[. I, Benjamin Karl Henrik Hoijer 1767-1812; .2, Lorenzo Hammarskold 17S5-1827;.3, Hernhard Eiis Malmstrom 1816-1S65; .4, Karl Julius Lenstrom iSii-j .5,

Gustaf Hakan Jordan Ljunggren 1825-; .6, Karl Rupert Nyblom 1S32-.]

Satire and Humor.Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Johan Anders Wadman 1777-1837 ; .2, Erik Sjdbpi/^ ''..caiis) 1794-182S; ,3, Kris-lian Erik Fahlcraniz 1790-1866: .4, Vilhelm August Detlof von Braun 1813-1S60; .5, Gunnar Wennerberg 1S17-

J

Swedish Miscellany.

The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowledge. Inclassification books are placed with their subjects, Theology, History, etc.

Middle Ages. 1200-1520.

[Canon Mattias, Bible Translation^ -1350; Pedcr Mansson, Encyclopedia^ -*534 J

Reformation. 1520-164*».

[.I, Peder Andersson Svart, History^ -1562 ; .2, Erik Goransson Tegel, History ^ 1580-i6;i6; .3, /Egidius Girs, History, 15S0-1639; .4, Gustavus Adolphus (King), His-tory, 1594-1632.]

Age of Stjernhjelm. • 1&40-1740.

[.I, Olof Riidbeck, Medicine, 1630-1702; .2, Urban Hjarne 1641-1724; .3, JohanPeringskjold, //ij/t^ry. 1654-1720; .4, Anders Rydelius, Philosophy^ 1671-1738;.5, Anders Celsius, Wi'/r<3«i7wj', 1701-1744; .6, Emanuel Svedenborg, Tkeology^1 688- I 772.]

Age of Dalin. 1740-1780.

[.1, Karl Gustaf Tessin, History^ 1695-1770; .2, Karl von Linne, Botany^ 1707-1778;.3, Johan Ihre, PkilologVy 1707-17S0; .4, Sven Lagerbring, History^ >7"7-»787;.5, Anders Johan von Hopken, ^/j^fTrv, 1712-17S9; .6, Oiof Celsius, History,1716-1794 ; .7, Anders af Botin, History^ 1724-1790; .8, Torbern Oiof Bergman,CHetnistryy 1735-1784; Karl Vi.helm Schetle, Chemistry ^ 1742-1786.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.i, Erik Gustaf Geijer. History, 17S3-1S47; .2, Anders Magnus Strinnholm, History^1786-1862; .3, Anders Vryxell, History ^ 1795-1851; .4, Frederik FerdinandCarlson, //"wif?^, iSi 1-1887.]

Danish and Norwegian Literature.

Danish and Norwegian Poetry,

Middle Ages. 1100-1500.

[.I, Andt-rs Sunesen; .2, Ballads {KJt'empeviser).]

Reformation. • 1500-1560.

[HansTavsen 1494-1561.]

Learned Period. 1560-1700.

[.I, Anders Arrebo 1587-1637; .2, Anders Bording 1619-1677; .3, Peder Syv 1631-1702;.4, Thomas Kingo 1634-1703; .5, Peder Pass 1647-1708; ,6, Donhe Engel-brektsdatter 1635-1716 ; .7, Soren Ter Kelsen 1661 ; .8, Jacob Vorm 1642-1693.]

Age of Holberg. 1700-1750.

[X, Jorgen S^rterup 1662-1723; .2, Tbger Reenberg 1656-1742; ,3, Kristi^n Falster1690-1752 ; .4, Hans Adolph Brorson 1694-1764; .5, Ambrosius Stub 1705-1758;.6, Krisiian Freaenk Wadskjser 1712-1779.]

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.883

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Period of Enlightenment.1750-1800.

[.I. Kr^tian Braunmann Tull n 1728-1765; .2, Johannes Evald 1743-178. ; .3, Jnhan

Pram"\^'T''74^-;7S5

; -4. Edvard Storm 1749-1794; .5. Kri/t.n Hlnrik^nfw i^lVf^'l *^T'^

I^aggesen 1764-1826; .7, Km,d. Lvne Rahbek 1670-1S30, .8, Malte Konrad Bruun 1775-1826; .9, Minor Writers1Modern Period.

^^^q_L-i, Adam Gottlob Oehlenschlager 1779-1850; .2, Berr.hard Severin Ingemann

178^-1862; . ^, Nicolai Krederik Severin Grundtvi>j 1783-1872; .4, JohannesCarsten Hauch 1790-187.; .5, Hennk Wergeland 1808-1845; .e, LudvigBodtcher 1793-1874; .7, Frederik Paludan-Miiller 1800-1876; .8, CarlPloug 1S13-1894; .g, Minor Writers.]

Danish and Norwegian Drama.Learned Period. 1560-1700[.i,Hierommus Justesen Rauch 1539-1607; .2, Hans Kristen^en Sthen l5^^-l(^z;

.3.Peder Jensen Hegelund 1542-1614; .4, Hans Tliomsen Siece: s, lensLonberg 1663-1700.] ** ^ '

Age of Holberg. KOO-1750.[.I, Ludvig Holberg 1684-1754.]

Period of Enlightenment. 1750-1800.[.1, Charlotte Dorothea Biehl 1731-1788; .2, Johan Nordal Bruun 1745-18.6; .3, Ole

Johan bamsoe 1759-1796; .4. Enevold Falsen 1755-.80S; .5, Thomas Tliaarup1749-1821; .6, Kristian Levin Sander 1756-1S19; .7, Olaf Kristian Olufsen 1764-1827; .8, Peter Andreas Heiberg 1758-1841 ; .9, Minor Writers.]

Modern Period. 1800-[.i, Caspar Johannes Boye 1791-1853; .2, Johan Ludvig Heiberg 1791-1860J .3, Hen-

nk nenz ,'798-1870: .4, Thomas Overskou 1798-1873; -s. Cliristian KnudFredenk Molbech 1821-1888; .6, Henrik Ibsen 1828-.]

Danish and Xorwegian Fiction.

Modern Period, ^800-

[.I, Thomasine Christine Gyllembourg-Ehrensvard T773-1856; .2, SteenSteensen Bhcher 1782-1848; .3, Christian Winther 1796-1876; .4, HansChristian Andersen 1805-1875; .5, Meyer Aaron Goldschmidt 1819-1687;.6, Holger Drachmann; .7, Bjornstjerne Bjornson 1832-.]

Danish and Norwegian Essays.

Period of Enlightenment. 1750-1800.[Rasmus Nyerup 1759-1829.]

Modern Period. 1800-[.I, Niels Mathias Petersen 178.-1862; .2, Soren Aaby Kjdrkegaard 1813-18^5: .3.Rudolph Keyser 1S03-.864; .4, Peter Andreas Munch 1810-1863 ; .5, jWn

Sebastian Cammermeyer Welhaven 1S07-1873 ; .6, Georg Brandes 1842-.]

Danish and Norwegian Satire and Humor.Period of Enlightenment. 1750-1800

[.1, Peder Magnu* Trojel 1743-1796; .2, Peder Koford Trojel 1754-1784; .3, ThomasKnsioiier Bruun 1750-1834.]

Danish and Norwegian Miscellany,

The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowledge Inclassification books are placed with their subjects, Theology, History, etc

Middle Ages. 1100-1500.[.1, Saxo (Longus) Grammaticus, History, -1208; .2, Svend Aagesen, History r[

Reformation.1.500-1560.

[.I, Kristiern Pedersen, " The Father of Danish Literature,'' 1480-1554; .2. PovelEhesen, Sermons, 1480-; .3, Hans Mikkelsen, Bible Translation, -1^1,2 .4Peder Plade (Palladius) 1503-1560; .5, Hennk Smith, Medicine, -1563.]

Learned Period. 1560-1700.[History: Hans Svaning 1^08-1584; Anders Sorensen Vedel 1542-1616; Peder

klausen 1545-1614; Anid Hviifeld 1549-1609; Klaus Lyskander i5^8-i62-»:Ole Worm 1588-1654; Peder Resen 1625-1688.]

aa J^

[Theology: Niels Hemmingsen 1513-1600; Holger Rosenkranz 1 574-1642 ; TesperErochmand 1585-1652.] •> t^

[Science: Tvge Brahe, Astronomy, 1546-1601; Kaspar Bartholin, J/^a'zWW 1585-1629; Thomas Bartholm, Anatomy, 1616-1680; Ole Borch, Medicine, 1626-1690; Niels Stensen, Anatomy, 1638-1686; Ole Romer, Astronomy, 1644- 1710.]

Age of Holberg. 1700-1750.

[ I, Erik Pontoppidan, History, 1698-1764; .2, Jacob Langebek. /i^w^^>, 1710-1775-.3, Fredenk Knstian Eilschov, ,1725-1750; .4, Gerhard Sclioni.ig'History, 1722-1780; .5, Peder Fredenk Suhm, History, 1728-.798.]

,9 Gothic

840 French Literature,840.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, and Addresses on

French Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collec-

tions ; .9, History.

841 French Poetry.

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tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of French Poetry.

Early French, 842-1400.

" Chanson de Roland." " Chanson de Geste.'*

Wace, Robert.

Marie de France.

Chrestien de Troyes -1191,

Quesnes de Bethune -122S.

Thibaut 4th, comte de Champagne 1 201-1253.

Rutebeuf 1230-

" Roman de la Rose."

Guillaume de Loris, 1195-1260. Jear de Meung, i2So-i320to

Minor Poets.

Transition Period, 1400-1500.

Chartier, Alain 13S6-1458.

Orleans, Charles due d*

Coquillart, Guillaume

Baude, Henri

Villon, Francois

Minor Poets.

1391-1465.

1421-1510.

1430-1495.

1431-1485.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Daurat, Jean 1510-1588.

Du Bellay, Joachim 1 524-1 560.

Belleau, Remy 152S-1577.

Ronsard, Pierre de 1 524-1 585,

Thiard, Pontus-de 1521-1605.

Bai'f, Jean Antoine de 1 532-1 589,

Saluste du Bartas, Guillaume de 1 544-1 590.

Desportes, Philippe 1 546-1 606,

Minor Poets.

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Malherbe, Francois de

Maynard, Fran9ois

Racan, Honorat de Bueil, marquis dcChapelain, Jean

La Fontaine, Jean de

Deshoulieres, Antoinette (du Ligier de la Garde), MadameChaulieu, Guillaume Amfrye de

Minor Poets.

1555-1628.

1 582- 1 646.

1 589-1670.

1 595-1674.

1621-169 5.

1 637- 1 694.

I 639-1 720.

841.5

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.78

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.83

.84

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.86

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.88

.89

i8th Century, 1715-1789.

Rousseau, Jean Baptiste

Racine, Louis

Pompignan, Jean Jacques de Franc, marquis deDelille, Jacques

Roucher, Jean Antoine

Chenier, Andre Marie deParny, Evariste Desire Desforges, vicomte de

1670-1741.

1 692-1 763.

1709-1784.

173S-1813.

I 745- 1794-

1 762-1 794,

1753-1814.

842.1

.11

.12

.14

•15

.16

.18

.19

Minor Poets.

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

1 729-1807.Lebrun, Ponce Denis ficouchardFontanes, Louis, marquis deParseval Grandmaison, Francois AugustaLuce de Lancival, Jean Charles Julieii

Desaugiers, Marc Antoine MadeleineCampenon. Fran9ois Nicolas VincentMillevoye, Charles Hubert

1757-1821.

'759-1^34.

1764-1810.

1772-1827.

177^-1843.

1782-1816

Minor Poets.

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.Beranger, Pierre Jean deDelavigne, Jean Francois CasimirDeschamps, £mile

Lamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat deReboul, Jean

Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte deMusset, Louis Charles Alfred deHugo, Victor Marie, comteMmor Poets.

Later 19th Century, 1848-

Laprade, Pierre Marin Victor Richard deDupont, Pierre

Banville, Theodore FauJlain de

Sully-Prudhomme, Rene Francois ArmandCoppee, Francis Edouard JoachimDeroulede, Paul

1780-1857.

1793-1843-

1791-1S71.

1792-1S69.

1796-1S64.

1 799-1 863.

1810-1857.

See 841.7a.

See 842.75.

See 842.76.

1802-188 5, See 842.78 and 843.7?

1812-1883.

J821-1S70.

/320-1891.

1839-

1842- See84a.8&

1846-

Minor Poets.

French Drama.Early French, 842-1400.

Mysteries and Miracles.

Adam de la Halle 1240-1286.

Bodel, Jean.

Minor Dramatists.

842.2

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.67

.68

.69

Transition Period, 1400-15CO.

Gresban, Arnoul.

Michel, Jean "1493-

Gringoire, Pierie 1480-1544,

Minor Dramatists.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Le Coq, Thomas,Baif, Lazare de.

La Peruse, Jean Pastier de

Jodelle, Etienne

Grevin, Jacques

La Taille, Jean de

Garnier, Robert

Larivey, Pierre de

Minor Dramatists.

Classical Period, 1600-1715,

Corneille, Pierre 1606-16S4,

Moli^re, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, Ai//tv/ 1622-1673.

1530-1555-

'53--I573-

153S-1570.

1 540- 1 608,

1545-1601.

1550-1612.

Corneille, ThomasI'oursault, KdmeRacine, JeanPrueys, David Augustin de

Dufresny, Charles Riviere

Baron, Michel Poyron, called

Minor Dramatists.

i8th Century, 1715-1789.

La Motte, Antoine Houdart de

Crebillon, Prosper Jolyot de

Destouches, Philippe Nericault

Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de

I'iron, Alexis

Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet deSedaine, Michel jean

Beaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron de

Minor Dramatists.

1 62 5- 1 709.

1 638-1 701.

1639-1699.

1640-1723.

164S-1724.

1653-1729.

1672-1731.

1674-1762-

16S0-1754.

16S8-1763.

1689-1773.

1694-177S.

17 19-1797.

1732-1799-

See 843- sa.

See843-5-»-

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

Ducis, Jean Fran9ois

Collin-Harleville, Jean Fran9ois

La Harpe, Jean Fran9ois de

Fabre d*Eglantine, Philippe Francois Nazaire

Andrieux, Fran9ois Guillaume Jean Stanislas

Chenier, Marie JosephPicard, Louis Benoit

Lemercier, Louis Jean NepomucineMinor Dramatists.

1733-1S16.

1735-1806.

1 739- 1 S03. See 844 6i-

1755-1794.

>759-iS33.

1764-1811.

1769-1S2S.

1771-1S40.

842.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.

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.82

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.86

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.89

Soumet, Alexandre1 788-1 S45,

Delavigne, Jean Francois Casimir 1793-1843, See 841.7a.

Scribe, Augustin Eugene 1791-1S61.Ancelot, Jacques Arsene Fran9ois Polycarpe 1794-1S64.Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte de 1799-1863. 866841.76.

Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de 1810-1857. See 841.77.

Dumas, Alexandre, the elder 1806-1S70. SeeS43.76-

Hugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802-1885. See 841.78 ana 843.7S

Minor Dramatists.

Later 19th Century, 1848-

Labiche, Eugene Marin

Ponsard, Fran9ois

Augier, Guillaume Victor EmileDumas, Alexandre, fils

Bornier, Henri de

liardou, Victorien

Pailleron, £douard

Coppee, Francis £douard JoachimMinor Dramatists.

1815-88

1824-1867.

1822-89

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1842- See 841.85.

843 French Fiction.

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Transition Period, 1400-1500.

Christine de Pisan ^363-1431.

Jean de Tuim.

La Sale, Antoine de 1398-1462.

Chastelain, Georges 1403-1475.

Minor Writers.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.Marguerite de Navarre

Desperriers, Bonaventure

Herberay, Xicolas d'

Du Fail, Noel

Bouchet, Guillaume

Beroalde de Verville, Fran9ois

1492-1549-

1500-1544.

-1552-

-1585.

1 526-1 606.

1 558-1612.

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Minor Writers.

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Urfe, Honore d'

Gomberville, Marin Le Roy de

La Calprenede, Gauthier de Costes deScudery, Georges de

Scudery, Madeleine de

Cyrano de Bergerac, Savinien

Perrault, Charles

Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse deMinor Writers.

1 568- 162 5.

1600-1647.

1602-1663.

1601-1667.

1607-1701.

1620-1655.

1628-1 703.

1634-1693.

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i8th Century, 1715-1789.

Le Sage, Alain Rene 1668-1747

Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain de 1688-1763

Prevost d'Exiles, Antoine Fran9ois 1697-1763

Voltaire, FranQois Marie Arouet de 1694-1778

Crebillon, Claude Prosper Jolyot de, fils 1707-1777

Rousseau, Jean Jacques 1712-1778

Kestif de la Bretonne, Nicolas Edme 1734-1806

Fiorian, Jean Pierre Claris de 1755*1794

Minor Writers.

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

St. Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de

Stael Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine (Necker),

baronne de

Constant de Rebecque, Henri Benjamin

Maistre, Xavier de

Chateaubriand, Fran9ois Auguste Rene, vicomte de

Minor Writers.

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.

See 842.54.

See 842.56.

1737-1814.

1766-1817.

I 767- I 830.

1763-1852.

1768-1S48.

Beyle, Marie Henri [de Stendhal]

Nodier, Charles

Balzac, Honor6 de

Sue, Marie Joseph, calkd Eugene

Souvestre, Emile

Dumas, Alexandre, the elder

Gautier, Theophile

Hugo, Victor Marie, comteMinor Writers.

17S3-1842.

I 790- I 844.

179(^1850.

1804-1857.

1806-1S54.

1806-1870.

1811-1872.

1802-1885.

See 843.77.

See 841.78 and 842.78.

Later 19th Century, 1848-

Merimee, Prosper iSo3-i87a

Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin [George Sand] 1S04-1876.

Feuillet, Octave 1S22-1890

Flaubert, Gustave 1821-1881,

_ , r^y ' \ Erckmann, fimile 1822-Erckmann-Chatnan <,,,.. ., , x«,/^Ta««

\ Chatnan, Alexandre I52t>-I590

About, Edmond Fran9ois Valentin 1828-18S5

Cherbuliez, Victor 1832-

Daudet, Alphonse 1840-1897.

Minor Writers.

844 French Essays.

.3 Renaissance, 1500-1600.

.31 Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de

•4 Classical Period, 1600-1715.

.41 Du Vair, Guillaume

42 Saint-Evremond, Charles de Marguetel de Saint-denis de

I 533-1 592.

1 556-1621.

16x3-1703.

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i8th Century, 1715-1789.

Fontenciie, Uernard le Bovier de

Montesquieu, Charles le Secondat, baron deAlembert, Jean le Rond d'

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

La Harpc, Jean Francois de

Joubert, Joseph

Courier de Mere, Paul Louis

Seiiancour, Etienne Pivert de

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.

La Mennais, Ilugues Felicite Robert deViliemain, Abel Fran9ois

Planche, Jean Baptiste Gustave

Sainte Beuve, Charles Aug^stinSaint-Marc Girardin

Janin, Jules Gabriel

Nisard, Jean Marie Napoleon Desire

Later 19th Century, 1848-

Quinet, Edgar

Renan, Ernest

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe

French Oratory.

French Letters.

^657-1757.

i6Sc>-i755.

1717-1783.

1739-1S03.

1754-1824

1772-1S25.

I 770-1846.

1782-1854.

I 790-1870.

1S0S-1857.

1S04-1S69.

1S01-1873.

1S04-1874.

1S06-1888.

1803-1875.

1823-1C92.

1828-1893.

845 ^ rencn L^ratory. subdivided by peiiods. uke s^i.

846 r* rencn Letters, subdivided by periods, like 841.

847 French Satire and Humor.Early French, 842-1400.

Guyot de Proving.** Roman cUi Kenard."

Deschamps, Eustache 1320-1400.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Marot, Clement

Rabelais, Francois" La Satyre Menippec

Aubigne, Theodore Agrippa d'

Regnier, Mathurin

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Viau, Theophile de

Saint Amant, Marc Antoine Gerard

Scarron, ]*aul

Benserade, Isaac de

P'uretiere, Antoine

Boileau Despreaux, Nicolas

Kegnard, Jean Fran9ois

i8th Century, 1715-1789,

Gresset, Jean Baptiste Louis

Gilbert, Nicolas Joseph Laurent

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.

Barthelemy, August Marseille 1796-1867.

Barbier, Henri Auguste 1805-1882.

848 French M iscel lany. subdivided by periods, uke 841.

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.42

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1495-^544.

'495-1553-

1594-

I 550-1630.

i573-'^i3-

1590-1626.

1 594-1661.

1610-1660.

1612-1691.

1620-1688.

1636-1711.

1655-1709.

1709-1777.

1751-1780.

See 842.0$.

849 Provencal Literature,

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1180-1195.

J 180-1200.

1 175-1220,

Provencal poetry.

1st Period. 900-1100.

Poetry in hands of clergy. No folk poetry preserved. Form mainly epic. I^anguagenot yet fixed. Country under rule of counts, nominaily subject to Emperor, reallyindependent till i486, then reunited to France.

Epic Poetry.

Boethius.

Lyric Poetry.

Minor poetry. Didactic.

Golden Age. 1100-1300.

Poets mainly knights, but after 1250 almost exclusively burghers. Lyric most important.

Romances of Chivalry.

Girart de Rossilho.

Historical Poetry.

Croisade centre les Albigeois.

Romans d'A ventures.

Flamenca.

Lyric Poetry.

Kernart de Ventadorn flourished aboutBorn, Bertran de .. «

Arnaut Daniel " "

Borneill, Guiraut de, " "

Minor poetry.

Nearly soo poets named beside anonymous poems. Form prevails ov- r^^ntent;great variety of poetic forms. These lyricjwets are the real Troubadours.

Afterniatn 1300-1500.

Downfall of language and literature owing to lack of content and to political and socialcauses, especially the Crusade against the Albigenses.

Poets of school of Toulouse.

Arnaut Vidal, first recipient of the Golden Violet, 1324. Poetry artificial -a craftLas Leys d'Amors is the code of poetic laws, by Guillem Molinier, Chanct-Ilor of"Consistor>' de la gaya sciensa " established at Toulouse 1324. First prize agolden violet. When in danger of perishing, Consistory revived m 1484 andpoetic exercises styled " Jeux Floraux."

La Noble Leyczon.

Rehgious poetry of Waldenses.

Minor poetry.

Decadence. 1500-

Provencal sinks to position of a dialect despite fitful attempts to revive it, the mostrecent, that connected with publication of Li Provenijalo 1S52.

Goudouli, I'ierre de 1579- 1649.Despoun-ins, Cyprien '^598-1755.

Jasmin, Jacques 179S-1864.RoumaniUe, Joseph 181S-Aubanel, Jos. Marie J. Baptiste Theodore 1829-Mistral, Frederic 18^0-

Minor poetry.

849-9 Catalan Literature.

.91 Catalan poetry.

.QU 1st Period 1200-1350.

CaUlonia before 1137 ruled by French Counts, then united to Araffon. Languageis closely allied to Provencal, in which tirst poets wrote. MSS. scattered

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few as yet printed; Literature begins with James ist (i2i3-'76) who made

Catalan the state language.

For Ramon Muntaner roe 849.981.^.

.1, Raimon Lull 1225- 1315; .2, Febler 1250; .9. Minor poets.

.912 Second Period. 1350-1450.

Imitation of Neo Provencal, French and Italian, specially of Dante, Petrarch andBoccacio. Some flashes of originality. Fra Rocaberti. Imitation of Dante.

•913 Age of Perfection 1450-

From i6th Century, Catalan literature merged in Spanish, the some writers stil

employ idiom, e. g. " Balaguer."

.1, March, Ausias -1460, greatest of Catalan poets; .2. Fenolla, Bernard; .3. jacmeRoig (satiric); .4, Farrer ; .5, Serafi; .6, Pujol; .7, Garcia; .9, Minor Poets.

.93 Catalan Fiction.

•933 Age of Perfection 1450-

Joanet Martorel -1460. Tirant lo Blanch, a chivalric romance..98 Miscellan}'.

qSi 1st Period. 1200-1350.

Prose superior to poetry. Chronicles of great importance, culminating in Muntaner.. I, James ist (The Conqueror) i2i3-'76; .2, Desclot, Bernardo; .3, .MunUner, Ramon

1265-1340; .4, Ximenes; .9, Minor authors.

.982 Second period. i350-i4!;o

Prose resists foreign influences belter than poetry. Manv pQuosoDiiicaj and theological writings beside historical works,

.1. Xomich; .2, Turell ; .q. Minoi writers.

850 Italian Literature.850.1, Philosophy: .2, Compends; ,^, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, artl Adrlresses

on Italian Literature; .5, Periodicals; 6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Cotlections; .9, History.

851 Italian Poetry.

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Early Italian; Age of Dante, -1375To death of lioccaccio, 1375.

Protonotario, Stefano -1250.

Arezzo, Gulttone d' -1294.

Guinicelli, Guido -1276.

Cavalcanti, Guido 1 260-1 300.

Alighieri, Dante 1265-1321.

Pistoia, Cino da 1270-1336.

Uberti, Fazio degli -1369.

Petrarca, Francesco 1304-1374-

Minor Poets.

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-14Q2.From death of Boccaccio, 1375, to death of Lorenzo U Magnifico, 14^.

Frezzi, Federigo -1416.

BoJ3»-do. Matteo 1430-1494.

Medici, Lorenzo del (II Magnifico) 144S-1492.

Poliziano, Angelo 1454-1494. See 85a.M.

Benivieni, Girolamo 1453-1542.

Sannazzaro, Jacopo 145S-1530,

Minor Poets.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.

From death of Lorenzo il Magnifico, 1492, to Convocation of Council oi Tr«iit, 1

Bembo, Pietro

Ariosto, LodovicoRucellai, Giovanni

Molza, Francesco

Tasso, Bernardo

Ob, Deschi^

Alamanni, Luigi

Guidiccioni, Giovanni

Casa, Giovanni della

Minor Poets.

1470-1547.

M74-i53.>

1475-1526.

I483-1544. See 853.33.

1493-1 5^-

1495-* 55*5.

1500-1541,

1 503-1 556.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.From Convocation of Council of Trent, 1542, to Pontificate ot Six*'i8 V , ijSf.

Costanzo, Angelo di

Rota. Bernardino

Tansillo, Luigi

Magno, Celio

Guarini, Giovambattista

Tasso, TorquatoBaldi, Bernardino

Minor Poets.

1 507-1 591-

1 509-1 575-

1510-156S.

I 536- T 602.

I537-1612.

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1553-1617.

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Chiabrera, Gabriello

Marini, Giovambattista

Testi, Fulvio

Filicaja, Vincenzo

Guidi, Alessandro

Manfredi, Eustachio

Frugoni, Carlo InnocenzoAlgarotti, FrancescoMinor Poets,

1 569- 1 62 5.

I 593-1 646.

I 642-I 707.

1650-1712.

* 674- I 738.

1692-1768.

1712-1764.

Perioc} of Renovation, 1748-1814.From Peace of Aix-la-Chapel]e, ,748, to Congress of Vienna. ,8,4.

Paradisi, Agostino

Mascheroni, LorenzoPindemonte, Tppolito

Monti, Vincenzo

Cassi, Francesco

Foscolo, UgoArici, Cesare

Sestini, BartolommeoMinor Poets.

^736-1783.

1750-1S00.

1753-1828.

1754-1828.

1778-1S46.

1779-1S27.

1782-1S36.

I 792-1822.

.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.From Congress of Vienna. :S,4, to War of Indej^endence. i8.^

Berchet, Giovanni17S3-18C1

Rossetti, Gabriello'783-1854.

Manzon,, Aiessandro ,-Sr- ,<i.n. .Marchetti, Giovanni j^^lg' —

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Leopardi, Giacomo1798-18^7

Carrer, Luitri ,c„, ot. 1 I- ... 1801-1850.Regaldi, Giuseppe

1S09-1SS3Prati. Giovanni

1S15-1884.Minor Poets.

T-ater 19th Century, 1859-From War of Independence, 1859, to

Aleardi, Aleardo2anella, GiacomoGnoli, DomenicoCarducci, Giosue

Fogazzaro, AntonioRapisardi, MarioGuerrini, Olindo

Minor Poets.

1S10-187&

1820-1888.

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Period of Classical Learning, 1375-149:?.

Belcari, Feo

Poliziano, Angelo

Minor Dramatists.

1410-14S4.

1454-1494. See &51.24.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.

Machiavelli, Niccol6 1469-1527. See 854.31-

Dovizi, Bernardo (Cardinal Bibbiena) I470-I52aTrissino, Gian Giorgio 1478-1550.Aretino, Pietro 1492-1556.Ambra, Francesco d' "^SSS-Minor Dramatists.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585,

Speroni, Sperone

Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio

Cecchi, Giovanni MariaAsinari, Federigo

Porta, Giovambattista della

Minor Dramatists.

Period of Decline, 1585-

Buonarroti, Michelangiolo, Jr.

kinuccini, Ottavio

Andreini, Giovambattista

Gigli, Girolamo

Zeno. Apostolo

Matfei, Scipione

Trapassi, Pietro (Metastasio)

Minor Dramatists.

1500-15S8.

1504-1573-

i5'7-i5S7.

1 527-1 576.

1538-1615.

1748.

1564-1646^

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1 578-1 650.

1660-1722.

i669-i75<x

1675-^755-

1698-1782.

Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.For Manzoni, see S51.73 and 853.7a.

Goldoni, Carlo

Gozzi, Carlo

Capacelli Albergati, Francesco

Alfieri, Vittorio

Nota, Alberto

Biondi, Luigi

Benedetti, Francesco

Minor Dramatists.

I707-I79>

1722-1806W

172S-1804.

1749-1S03.

1775-1S47.

1776-1839,

1785-1821.

Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.

Niccolini, Giovambattista

Pellico, Silvio

Giacometti, Paolo

Gherardi del Testa, TommasoFerrari, Paolo

Minor Dramatists.

17S2-1861.

17S8-1854.

1816-1881.

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Cossa, Pietro 1833-1SS2,

Carrera, Valentino 1834-

Marenco, Leopoldo 1836-

Cavallotti, Felice 1842-

Torelli, Achille 1844-

Minor Dramatists.

Italian Fiction.

Early Italian; Age of Dante, -i375.

*' Cento Novelle Antiche" (Gualteruzzi's Collection).

Barberino, Francesco da 1264-1348.

Pisa, Guide da -I350»

Gubbio, Bosone da

Boccaccio, Giovanni 1313-1375.

Minor Writers.

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.Sacchetti, Franco -1400.

Fiorentino, Ser Giovanni

Manetti, Antonio I423-1497.

Mangabotti, Andrea dei

Prato, Giovanni da

Minor Writers.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.Salernitano. Masuccio

Bandello, Matteo I480-1561.

Molza. Francesco 1483-1544. See 851.34.

Firenzuola, Agnolo 1493-1548.

Minor Writers.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.Grazzini, Anionfrancesco(Lasca)i503-i5S3.Doni, Antonfrancesco 1513-1574.Erizzo. Sebasiiano 1525-1585.Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio 1504-1573.Parabosco, Girolamo -1560.

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1585-1748.

Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.

See 852.42.

•7 Early 19th Century, 1814--1859.

•71 Rosini, Giovanni ly-^-i'^^ss-

.72 Manzoni, Alessandro 1785-1873.

•73 Grossi, Tommaso i79i-i''^53-

.74 Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico -i?73-

•75 Bresciani, Antonio i79S-rS62.

•76 Cantu, Cesare 1807-1895.

•77 Carcano, Giulio 1812-1S83.

.78 Azeglio, Massimo d* 1 800-1 866.

•79 Minor Writers.

.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-

.81 Castellazzo, Luigi 1827-

.82 Barrili, Anton Giulio 1836-

.83 Capuana, Luigi 1S39-

•84 Verga, Giovanni 1840-

•8s Faldella, Giovanni 1846"

£6 Farina, Salvatore 1S46-

8r Giovagnoli, Raffaello•

JS& Serao, Matilde 1856-

.89 Minor Writers.

See 851.73.

854 Italian Essays.

.1 Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -i375*

.11 Lavalca, rra Ijomenico -1342.

.12 Passavanti, Fra Jacopo -1357.

.2 Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.

.21 Albert!, Leone Battista 1404-1472.

.22 Palniieri, Matteo 1405-1475.

•23 Bisticci, Vespasiano da 1421-1498.

-24 Collenuccio, Pandolfo -1504.

•25 Vinci, Leonardo da 1452-1519.

.29 Minor Essayists.

•3 Age of Leo the Tenth, 14c 2-1542.

•3« Machiavelli, Niccol6 m69-I527^ See Sja.**

•32 Nardi, Jacopo 147^1 555-

•33 Castiglione, Baldassare 1478-1529.

•34 Guicciardini, Francesco 1482-1540.

•35 Giannotti, Donato '494-1573-

•36 GiambuUari, Pier Francs;scc '495-' 555-

•37 Gelli, Giovambattista 1498-1563.

.38 Varchi, Benedetto ! 503-1 566.

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Castelvetro, I.udovico

Piccolomini, Alessandro

Borghini, Vincenzo

Davanzati, Bernardo

Salviati, Leonardo

Ammirato- Scipione

Paruta, Paolo

Botero, Giovanni

Minor F^ssavists.

-1585-

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1515-1580.

1 529-1606,

1 540-1 589.

i53!-i6oi-

1 540-1 598

1540-1617

Period of Decline, 1585-

Sarpi, Paolo

Galilei, Galileo

Bartoli, Daniele

Dati, Carlo

Gravina, Giovanni Vincenzo

Muratori, Ladovico AntonioGiannone, Pietro

Zanotti, Francesco MariaMinor Essayists.

Period of Renovation, i

Bettinelli, Saverio

Denina, Carlo

Tiraboschi, Girolamo

Lanzi, Luigi

Beccaria, Cesare

Filangeri, Gaetano

Cesari, Antonio

Peiticari, Giulio

Minor Essavists.

.1748.

1 55^162J.

1564-164?,.

1608-1685.

1619-1675.

I 664-1 7 18.

1672-1750.

1 676- 1 748.

1692-1777.

748-1814.

1718-1S08.

1730-1813.

I73i-i794^

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1735-1793-

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1760-1828.

1779-1822.

Early 19th Century, 1814-

Costa, Paolo

Giordani, Pietro

Troya, Carlo

Balbo, Cesare

Capponi, Gino

Mainiani della Rovere. Terenzio

Gioberti, Vincenzo

Tommaseo, Niccol6

Minor Essayists,

Later 19th Century, 1859-

Sanctis, Francesco de

Bonghi, Ruggiero

Conti, Augusto

Villari, Pasquale

Ardigo, Roberto

Comparetti, DomenicoZumbini, Bonaventura

Panzacchi, Enrico

Minor Essayists.

1859.

1771-1836.

1774-1848.

1785-1859.

1789-1853.

1792-1878.

1800-188 5.

1801-1853.

1802-1874.

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856 Italian Letters.

857 Italian Satire and Humor..1

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Gemignano, Folgore da SanChitarra, Cene dalla

Angiulieri, Cecco

Pucci, Antonio -i377*

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-1375-

.2 Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1493.

Burchiello, DomenicoPulci, Luigi

Vinciguerra, Antonio

Minor Writers.

1395-1448.

1432-1484.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.

Folengo, Teofilo (Merlin Cocai) i49i-t:;44.

Berni, Francesco 1496-1535.Minor Writers.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.

Nelli, Pietro

Beccuti, Francesco^ 509-1 551.

Caporali, Cesare 1531-1601.

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1585

Tassoni, Alessandro

Hracciolini, Francesco

Lalli, Giovambattista

Lippi, Lorenzo

Rosa, Salvatore

Menzini, Benedetto

Sergardi, Ludovico

Fortiguerri, Nicccl6

Minor Writers.

1748.

1 565-1635.

1 566-1645.

1 572-1637.

I 606- 1664.

1615-167J.

1646-1704.

1660-172'^

1674-173-

Period of Renovation, 1748-1&14.

Gozzi, Gasparo 1713-1786^

Passeroni, Gian Carlo i7'3-iSo3.

Casti, Giovambattista 1721-1803.

Parini, Giuseppe 1739-1799.Baretti, Ciiuseppe 1716-178^^.

Elci, Angelo Maria d' 17^4-1824.

Pananti, Filippo 1766-1S37.

Minor Writers^

.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.

.71 Giusti, (iiuseppe 1809-1550.

858 Italian Miscellany.

.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-

^I Gubernatis, Angelo de

^2 Amicis, Edmondo de

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•9 Rumansh LiteratureSubdivided like 859.

860 Spanish Literature.

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revived toward the tro'f rpenc^''(r . T'b^'con' "d"'"^''- ^^"' ""^"'^

under Alfonso „th, 13,3-50 therXr „;. ' '^ ""°"" °"" "^"""^

Under Alfonso .he wise .A,' JlT^ , I^^"" '"'^'^ ^'^^^'^ ^^•'6)-

greater results .„ prol han'i^pl^^™^ ''"ff""^' f^^''^"'"^'>'' '"'»""= '°

and (.) Oriental influenc s we e in" Icerin'p ^"

f™""^^'""^ ^^"='^">

-s given ,0 perfection of ^"^"0™ The O ""'f "i""'^''^^ ^"'="''-'

symbolic in form.^^' °"'='"^' *»^ <"d»"i<; i-^ content,

"Primitive Monuments."" Poema de mio Cid."

Berceo, Gonzalo de 1196-1266.faegura de Astorga, Juan Lorenzo 1250Yanez Ruy (Cronica del Rey Alfonso Onceno).Sem Tob, Rabbi

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Minor Poets.

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.

and didactic tendencies »nlue n .1,^ ? ^""^ ' "'"'" ""' ^'P'"' "—«^'

three distinct schooTsT' ""' *'' "^'"" '"""-"• ^ "-' «"'

1. Provencal, specially influential at court.. Ita,ia,MDan,e) or Allegorical, introduced by Francisco Imperial, a Genoese. (Mena.

""'Sl^.sf."^^^'"^"''^"^'-"

^*-' - "'O^^ of nationalliterarytradition.

Lopez de Avala, PedroMena, Juan de

'332-1407.

Mendoza, Inigo Lopez de. Marques de Santillana l^^lliManrique, Jorgej^^^^^^o-

Los"Cancioneros") M40-I479-

Los " Romances "JCollections of poetry.

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.5.S-90; Joanes .5^-79; The Herrera-,6th cent • RibrT'l^'Zl .

.50S-.663; Ve,az<,u« ,5^,^., cano -^.-.66, 'Mur': s^.'t ^f;^'^""f.erce „ppos,„„n ,0 , e Reformation intensified religious sentiment and prod.^ed a schoolof mystics. The sentiment of nationality became a Hr.,,^ fr

,

' ^'^'"'ol

The chivalric cult of woman was repla ed by aTexa—d"

"Tr"'-honor, the least suspicion of frailty beLg vtitJd :i,rdfat:

'" '™"'"""' "' '™^^Oreat number of poets No.hing notable in Epic; Lytic very p^minent; at first Italianinfluences more miensified, Petrarch the model Tl,;; ,

Boscan 500C-J-543, culminated in G rcilasr^(L ,T) ?r""""''''^"" "^^ J"^"

favorof national traditions, best represe::::;^^^;Ljo^-r^Mr::\^::',^represents a conchation. A fusion of two schools follow in which thelullatfl^n'them.^,ormfluence. Thereafter appear two new schools-

'"^'«» '"«•

" Z::^' " "^ '"""" ^"' '^'^'"""^ '^>'^-'> <^'-33) and .he Argensolas

.. Sicillian or Oriental (inspired specially by ,he Bible) of which Herrera (86. ,0 is stanoard bearer. First manifestations .,f " bad tas.e " ao-fi, — -de Ledesma ,553-6.3) represented bv Gongorl (.,6, ';Whicr^eTX o

""""'' •'!,"•""

S6,.38) produces rapid decadence. " BadLe " consisted .nl^fir""°" ''""

tions. obscurities, etc.

consts.ed la art,fic.al.ues, exaggera-

Vega, Garcilaso de la

Castillejo, Cristobal de'503-1536.

Leon, Luis Ponce de'494-1 596.

Leon IS equally important in prose.

Los Argensolas: Lupercio, 1363-1613; Bartolome Leonardo 1564-16^1Herrera, ternanao de ^^ ^'Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de

^534-1597.

Gongora y Argote, Luis de^503-»575-

Rioja. Francisco de1561-1627.

Minor Poets. 1600-1659.

i8th century. 1700-1800.

of French classicism. L ,.le advance ZZlr till „ T ^^ '° ""'"'P'^-n of a.^mies (Spanish Academ!; ":::rll^J r:^-- ''-:--^-

'"st.':::t.

"" "^ ""'^ '^^'-^'^^ Cadalso (86,,.), Vriar.e(86,.,5)a„d

J. Aiitique National, protesting against introduction of French taste H , .«. <

5. Salamanca .School, an attempt to reconcile the first twl ^voi "g "the" exuav!''''•

and conservmg what was good in each. Valdes (86. ,6)' IWes as f^!"'^^

"f"*^'(86..48); Moratin the younger (86.,.) and Jovellall' (^T. . ^- P L^sm"'?"^due ,on of exaggerated opposition to Gongorism or "bad taste" also cw' ,pertod Influence of French Kncyclopedism also n.anifest. D velopmen ofchecked by rehgious (Inquisition) and political despotism

"'""'°'"""" "^ ^"'«Kich development of fables and apoloeues in vers/. e,

(S6r.45). In epic, complete pover^"' Samamego (86.44) and Yriarte

Moratin {The elder), Nicolas Fernandez de 17^7-1780Cadalso, Jose de

Huerta, Vicente Antonio Garcia de laSamaniego, Felix Maria deYriarte, Tonias de

Valdes, Juan MclendezIglesias de la Casa, JoseCienfuegos, Nicasio Alvarez deMinor Poets.

1741-17S2.

1734-17S7.

1745-1S01,

^750-1791-

1754-1817.

1745-1791.

1764-1809,

861.5

•51

•52

•53

•54

•55

•56

•59

S62

.2

.21

.22

31

•32

•33

•34

•35

•36

•37

•39

•4

-41

42

•43

.49

•51

•52

53

'59

igth century. i8oo-

Abdication of Carlos 4th, 1808; Joseph ist (Bonaparte) 1808-13. Ferdinand 7th restoredSalic law abrogated, opening succession to daughter Isabella. Carlist insurrection!

(upholding Salic law) quelled. Isabella driven from throne by revolution 1S68; 1871-

Amadeo (Savoy house), 1873, abdicates and republic is proclaimed; Restoration

of monarchy in person of Alfonso 12th in 1S75.

Age, till close of Ferdinand's reign, very unfavorable to letters. Under Carlos 4th (1788-

1S08) despotism re-introduced and revolution followed. Policy of Ferdinand 7th, after

restoration (1813-33), retrograde. An interregnum in letters. First real awakingwith Espronceda (861.52). Same fluctuations as in previous period. Romantic schoc^

introduced by ZorriUa (861.53).

Quintana, Manuel Jose

Espronceda, Jose de

Zorrilla y Moral, Jose

Gutierrez, Antonio Garcia

Gil y Zarate, Antonio

Hartzembusch, Juan Eugenio

Minor Poets.

Spanish Drama.Age of Imitation.

1772-1S57.

1810-1842.

1817-90

1812-

1792-1861.

1806-1880.

1369-1516.

Evidences of existence of " mysteries *' but no remains.

Enzina, Juan del (?)i468-i534.

Vicente, Gil (?)i45o-i536.

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Drama of this period is chief glor\- of Spanish letters; writers show a phenomenal fecundity

(at 70 " Lope" had written 1500 dramas), 30,000 dramas composed by beginning of

i8th cent. At opening of period Church tried to check develojiment of profane

drama placing nearly all in the "Index." Torres Naharro (works pub. 1517) andLope de Rueda (d. 1567) form transition from precedmg period. Latter, reputed

father of national theater. Lope de Vega (862.31) real founder. Drama culmiLiates

in Calderon (^862.35); thereafter decadence.

Vega Carpio, Lope Felix deCastro y Belvis Guillen de

Tellez, Gabriel (Tirso de Molina, pseud.

Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan Ruiz de

Calderon de la Barca, PedroRojas y Zorrilla, Francisco de

Moreto y Cabaiia, Agustiu

Minor Dramatists.

1 562-1635.

1 567-1621.

{?)i570-i64S.

(?)i58o-i639.

1600-1681.

i(3o7-

161S-1669,

i8th Century. 1700-1800.

Complete decadence of drama in last years of old monarchy. Revival in i8th cent., follow-

ing French classic drama. Culminates in Moratin the younger (862.42). Opposition

of National School voiced in Huerta (861.43). Discussions provoke abundant pro-

ductions, fecundity rather than merit characterizing mass of writers, Cornelia (862. 4i>Period of unrest; old ideas cannot be reestablished, new cannot be naturalized..

For Moratin the elder, see 861.41 and Huerta, 861.43.

Cornelia, Luciano Francisco 1716-1779.

Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de 1760-1828,

Cruz, Ramon de la (Light comedies) 1731-1795.

Minor dramatists.

19th Century. 1800-Zorrilla (861.53), Gutierrez (861.54), and Rubi (862.52) represent " romantic" movement in

Spanish drama. For Gil y Zarate, see 861.55 ; Hartzembusch, 861.56.

Martinez de la Rosa, Francisco 1789-1862.

Rodriguez Rubi, Tomas 1817-

Breton de los Herreros, Manuel 1796-

Minor dramatists

863

•31

•23

•3

•31

•32

•39

•4

•5

•5«

52

'S3

•59

864

865

.X

•3

•5

-51

.52

Spanish Fiction.

Age of Imitation. 1 369-1 5 1 6.

Immense vogue of books of chivalry despite legislation till pnblication of Don Quijoteithereafter only one written. [First part of Quijote printed 1605.]

" Books of Chivalry."

"Amadis de Gaula.""Ceiestina."

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Real novel replaces old books of chivalry about 1500. '' Picaresca," or " rogue " novelcharacteristic of this penod; a result of the state ot society following wars of Chariesist and Phillip 2dy e. g. Mendoza's " Lazarillo de Tormes." For Mendoza, see861.36. ,

Montemayor, Jorge de

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel deMinor novelists.

i8th Century.

19th Century.

1520-1561.

1547-16 16.

I 700-1 800.

1800-For Breton de los Herreros, see 862.53 ; and Rodriguez Rubi, 862.52.

Larra, Mariano Jose de [Figaro] 1S09-1837.

Romanos, Ramon Mesonero de 1S03-Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de [Fernan Caballero] 1797-1S77.Minor writers.

Spanish Essays.

Spanish Oratory.Hardly any forensic and little sacred eloquence. When language and culture advanced,

privileges of Cones restrained. Sacred eloquence less employed by Spanish churcttthan by French or English. Gongorism or " bad taste " conquers here as elsewhere.

Early Spanish. -1369-

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

For Luis de Leon, see 861.33; and Luis de Granada, 868.32.

18th Century. 1700-1800.For Jovellanos, see 868.42 ; and Valdes, 861.46.

19th Century. 1800-

Olozaga, Salustiano de 1S03-1S73.

Castelar, Emilio 1S32-

866 Spanish Letters.

•3 Golden Age. 1516-1700.Naturalness of old limes changed with majestic court and rigid etiquette of Charies sth.

For Santa Teresa, see 86£.5J,

.31 Avila, Juan de 1502-1569.

.32 Perez, Antonio 1540-1611.

.39 Minor writers.

867

•a

•41

-42

868

•X

.II

as

-J4

•a

•3«

•3»

•33

•34

•35

.36

•39

•4

•42

•49

•5

•52

•S3

•59

Spanish Satire.

Early Spanish. -1369.

Ruiz, Juan (Arcipreste de Hita) 1350.

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.

" Coplas de Mingo Revulgo."

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Quevedo Villegas, Francisco Gomez de 1 580-1645,

i8th Century. 1700-1800.

For Cadaiso, see 861.42 ; and Moratin the younger, 862.41.

Jorge Pitillas (a pseudonym).

Isla, Jose Francisco de (el Padre) 1703-1781.

Spanish miscellany.

Early Spanish. -1369.

Alfonso X., El Sabio 1221-1284.

Sancho El Bravo (IV, of Castile) 125S-1295.

Manuel, Juan 12S2-1347.

Alfonso XI. 1310-1350'

Alinor writers.

Age of Imitations. 1369-1516.

General and special histories, books of travel, works called forth by Boccacio** " Cois

vaccio," etc.

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Didactic prose. Considerable development, though less than poetr\', owing in a great meas-

ure to restraints pohtical and religious. "Bad Taste" manifests itself here as

elsewhere. Luis de Granada, Santa Teresa, San Juan de la Cruz, Pedro de Riv»<

deneyra and Luis de Leon, representatives of Mysiic School..

For Luis de Leon, see 861.33 i and Quevedo y Villegas, S67.3.

Mariana, Juan de, Founder of Spanish History 1 536-1623.

Granada, Luis de 1 504-1 588.

Teresa de Jesiis, Santa 1513-1582.

Cruz, San Juan de la 1 542-1 591.

Rivadeneyra, Pedro de 1527-1611.

Saavedra Fajardo, Diego de 1 584-1648.

Minor Writers,

i8th Century. 1700-1800.

Under Carlos 3d (i759-*88) scientific studies took a fresh start, due largely to FeijiSo whoattempted intellectual emancipation ol Spain. Prose advances under French iufl»

ence— Gallicisms introduced. '

Feijoo y Montenegro, Benito Jeronimo 1676-1764.

Joveilanos, Caspar Melchor de 1744-181!.

Minor writers.

19th Century. 1800-

For Hartzembusch, J. E., see S6i.^

Gayangos, Pascual de 1809-

Rios, Jose Amador de los 1818-187%.

Mila y Fontanals, Manuel 1818-1884.

Minor writers.

869 Portuguese Literature.. I, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3. Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; .6, Letters; .7, .Savire and

Humor; .8, Miscellany.

870 Latin Literature.

^

871

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

.7

.8

872

873

I

a

3

4

5

6

I

2

3

4

5

6

.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries. Cyclopedias; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6^

Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; .9, History of Latin Literature,

Latin Poetry in General.See Dramatic, Epic and Lyric below.

Lucretius Carus, Titus, see also 1S7.

Ovid. (Publius Ovidius Naso.)

Hyginus, Caius Julius.

Faliscus, Gratius.

Manilius, Marcus.

Phaedrus.

Lucilius Junior. *'^tna.

Latin Drama.

Andronicus, Livius.

Naevius, Cnaeus.

Plautus, Titus Maccius.

Ennius.

Terence. (Publius Terentius Afer.)

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. See also 87S.5.

Latin Epic Poetry.

Virgil. (Publius Virgilius Maro.)

Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus.

Flaccus, Caius Valerius.

Silius Italicus, Caius.

Statius, Publius Papinius.

874 Latin Lyric Poetry.

Catullus, TibuUus and Propertius.

Catullus, Valerius.

Tibullus, Albius.

Propertius, Sextus Aurelius.

Horace. (Quintus Horatius Flaccus.) See aiso S77.3.

Calpurnius Siculus.

875 Latin Oratory.

.1

.2

•3

.4

•5

.6

.1

.2

•3

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. Complete Works.For Cicero's Letters see 876.1.

Orations.

Rhetorical Works.

Philosophical Works, see also 186.3.

Messala Corvinus, Marcus Valenus.Quintilian. (Marcus Fabius Quintilianus.)

876 Latin Letters.

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. For hfs other works see 875.1-875.4.

Pliny. (Caius Plinius Caecilius Secundus.)Fronto, Marcus Cornelius.

877 Latin Satire and Humor.Lucilius, Caius.

Cato, Valerius.

Horace. See 874.5.

Persius Flaccus, Aulus.

Petronius Arbiter, Cams.

Martial. (Marcus Valerius Martialis.)

Juvenal. (Decimus Junius Juvenalis.)

878 Latin Miscellany.

Caesar, Caius Julius.

Sallust. (Caius Sallustius Crispus.)

Nepos, Cornelius.

Livy. (Titus Livius Patavinus.)

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. See also 872.6 and 188.6.

Tacitus, Caius Cornelius.

Suetonius Tranquillus, Caius.

Curtius Rufus, Quintub.

9 Minor Writers.

879 Mediaeval and Modern Latin.Subdivided like 820. .1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4. Essays; .5, Oratory; .6.

Letters; .7, Satire and Humor; .8, Miscellany.

880 Greek Literature.

882

'''^^k^J'^^'l I- ?°'?'P*"'^^;i3, Dictionaries; .4, Essay? u.,C^.eek LItnrature, .,, Period-

Literature.•'

-^""^ Teaching; .8. CoUections;, 9, Hist<W if G^

881 Greek Poetry in General.See Dramatic, Epic, and Lyric, below.

•I Theognis.

•a Aratus.

.3 Lycophron.

.4 Babrius.

Greek Dramatic Fociry.

-X -ffischylus.

.a Sophocles.

.3 Euripides.

•4 Aristophanes

.5 Epicharmus.

.6 Menander.

883 Greek Epic Poetry.

•I Homer.

•a Hesiod.

•3 Apollonius Rhodius.

•4 Oppian.

' .5 *' Orphic Poems."

Greek Lyric Poetry.

.1 Tyrtaeus.

.a Sappho.

.3 Anacreon.

.4 Simonides of Ceos-

.5 Pindar.

.6 Theocritus.

.'' Bion.

.8 Callimacnus.

.9 Minor Greek Lyric Poets.

884

885 Greek Oratory.

.1

.2

.3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

Andocides.

Lysxas.

Isocrates.

^schines.

Demosthenes.

Hyperides.

Lycurgus.

•9 Minor Greek Ora^^ors.

886 Greek Letters.

.1 Themistocles.

.2 Alciphron.

-3 Phalaris.

887 Greek Satire and Humot.For Comedies of Aristophanes see 882.^

.1 Archilochus.

.2 Simonides of Samos.

.3 Hipponax.

888 Greek Miscellany.

1 Herodotus.

2 Thucydides.

3 Xenophon.

4 Plato. See 184.1, Platonic Philopcphv-

5 Aristotle, See 185.1, Aristotelian Philosoph7

Or if preferred the works of Plato and Aristotle maybe put m iS,.u and i8>f

6 iEsop.

7 JLucian.

8 Plutarch. see also 186.2.

9 Minor Writers.

Medieval and Modern Greek..1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratoryj .6. Lettere; .7, Satire and

Humor; .8, Miscel'anv.

890 Literature of Minor Languages.Subdivided like 490, ^Jlioiogy of Minor Languages. If wished the .,. Poetry »Drama etc., numbers can be used after the lanRuage number, e g.. RukikilDrama IS 891.72; Hebrew Poetry 892.41 J Bengali Poetry 891.441

^ ^-^ssiaa

889

History.

900 History in General.901-909 all have History in General as their subject, but it is treated in these various /<?r»P«.

A periodical on English History goes with 942, not 905, which is only for periodicals onHistory in General. A Zero in any class number in any part of the classification showsthe subject to be general, not specific.

901 Philosophy, Theories, etc. History of Civiliza-

tion.

902 Compends, Chronologies, Charts, Outlines.For Chronology as a Science, see 529.

903 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.

904 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

905 Periodicals, Historical Magazines.

906 Societies, Transactions, etc.

907 Education, Methods of Teaching, Writing, etc.See also 371.3.

908 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.

909 Universal and General Modern Histories.For General Ancient Histories, see 930..1 A. D. 476—1199. .5 1500—1599..2 1200— 1299. .6 1600—1699..3 1 300—1399. . 7 1 700—1 799..4 1400— 1499. .8 1800—1899.

910 Geography and Travels.Including Topography, Maps, Antiquities, Descriptions, etc.

For map projection, see 5:6.9. See also 310 Statistics, 390 Customs and Costumes.Fur Directories, Guide Hooks, Gazetteers, etc., of special countries or geographical sections,

see under those seciitiiis, 9i4-9i(>.

I

2 Traveler's Manuals, Guidebooks.

3 Dictionaries, Gazetteers.

4 Circumnavigations, Ocean Travel, Ship Wrecks and Dis-

asters, Pirates.

5 Periodicals.

6 Societies.

7 Study and Teaching of Geography. School Map Drawing.See 372.8, Primary Teaching of Geography.

8 Collections of Travels, etc.

9 History of Geography, Travels, Explorations, etc.

911

912

9^3

Historical. Growth and Changes in Political

Divisions, etc. subdivided iike 930^,9.

Maps, Atlases, Plans of Cities, etc. subdivided ..e ,3.-^

Antiquities, Archaeology, of Special Countries.See aiso 220.93, biblical antiquities;

ancient historynot the ancient

914 Europe.

915 Asia.

916 Africa.

917 North America.

918 South America.

919 Oceanica and P(

920 Bioerraohv.

XIX2

•04

•05

.06

•07

.08

,09

ology, i. e., ,he biography of seance is div.ded 1^"^" Je iteT' se'e

°''''?'

''"'

'

chemists are 935.4; of botanists, 9.5.8; of sailo'; ^6 . / f''^'''- ^"" "*

inventor of hard rubber. ,.6.;8.&c/ The ^^i:^:^:^ ^.^ :;;:'Z''''r 1 fsut;cct 1, illustrates most, or to the student of which h will b. .7 °* ""Another plan is to scatter biography with the other books 'a Lg'^XTbLT • .

only for general works, cross references &c This ^iZ f . ' """^ ">""

and the life of a botanist is 580 instead ;f9"

8 and "m , ?'"' '"° "«"" O^'

Z«V« which will not go under any head whhou. '• f ' " ^u

"'= '''"^"'"' ''°°''^-

under the ,hree^gureS9^Sirmera\'S93o.77oTlomen.'"' ""' '" ^ ''°^'' '"""^"^

General and Collective by LocalitiesIncluding only collected lives too general ,0 go und.r any subject headinjUniversal.

Inc£t^°"''"°"'"°' ^^^'^<^.'° ^"y special country or subject.

Of Europe.

» Asia.

„ Africa.

u North America.

n South America.

» Oceanica.

920.1

.2

3

4

5

6

7

8

921

922

.1

221

3

4

5

6

7

881

82

63

84

85

80

S7

88

89

Individual and Collective by Subjects.

Bibliographers.

Librarians.

Encyclopaedists.

Publishers. Booksellers.

Journalists.

Academicians.

^^Omen. collected, and individual lives not clearly going with any subject.

Eccentrics, Cranks, Fools, Insane, &c. See also 132. i, insanity.

Other special classes not included in 921-928, e. g.,

Phrenologists, Somnambulists, Mind Readers, Magi-

cians, &c.

Of Philosophy.

American

English. Scotch.

German.

French.

Italian.

Spanish.

Slavic.

Scandinavian and Other Modern.Ancient. Oriental. Patristic. Scholastic. See iso-iss*.

Of Religion. Clergy, Missionaries, Preachers.

922.1-922.88 may be subdivided for nationality like 930-999.

Primitive (Apostles, Fathers, &c.), Oriental, Greek,Russian. see 225.92, New Testament biography.

Roman Catholic. Popes, Cardinals, &c.Lives of popes.

Anglican and Protestant Episcopal.

Continental Protestant, Lutheran, Huguenot.

Presbyterian and Congregational.

Baptist.

Methodist.

Unitarian, Universalist, and othenUnitarian. Universalist.

Campbellite.

Adventist.

New church or Swedenborgian.

Catholic apostolic.

Quaker.

Mennonite.

Shaker.

Other minor Christian sects.

922.9 Non-Christian. Atheists..91 Atheists

.93

.93

•94 Brahman. Buddhist

•95 Parsee.

.96 Jews.

•97 Mohammedan,

.98 Mormon.

•99 Minor non-Christian religions.

923 Of Sociology.

.1

.2

•3

44»

•5

.6

.7

.8

924

925

926

927

928

92* 1-923.8 may be subdivioea tor naiionality, as ir> 930-999 ; e.g.. the life of an EneUsh kineiS9a3"«4»; of aRussjanczar,<>a3.i47; of a Chinese general, 923.551.

Chief Rulers. Kings, Queens, Emperors, Presidents.

Political Science. Legislative Dept., Governors, Politi-

cians, Statesmen, Nobles, &c. For slaves, see 336.92.

Political Economy. Bankers, Capitalists, Financiers.

Law. Judiciary Dept., Lawyers, Judges.Criminals.

Administration. Army and Navy, Civil Service.

Associations and Institutions. Philanthropists, &c.

Education. Teachers, School Officers, Educators.

Commerce and Communication. R. R. Officials, Mer-chants, &c.

Manners and Customs. Society, Travelers, Discovery.

Of Philology.

„ Science.

„ Useful Arts.

„ Fine Arts.

„ Literature.

See note under 920 about subdividing. It is seldom wiseto use more than 4 figures, unless in a large special collec-tion ; e. g., in a music library, lives of pianists may beseparated as 927.86. Professors known as specialists gort-ith the subject taught rather than with teachers; e.g., aprofessor of geology 925-5; but if more promineni as an.educator than as a geologist he goes in 923.7.

929

In adding figures for the subdivisions of Literature (as in 810-899) Historians are put withmiscellaneous authors as S, i. e., Gibbon's life is 928.28 ; 928.31 is life of a German poet,

and 92S.691 is life of a Portuguese poet.

Genealogy and Heraldry.

Genealogies.

Families.

Registers of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths.

Names of Persons and Places.

Epitaphs.

929 6 Heraldry.

•7 Peerage, precedence, titles of honor.

•71 Orders of knighthood.

.711 St. John of Jerusalem.

.712 Templars,

•713 Teutonic knights.

.714 Garter.

•715 Golden Fleece.

.716 Holy Ghost.

•717

.718

.719

.72 Great Britain and Ireland.

.721 Peerage.

.722 Baronetage.

.723 Knightage.

.724 Dignities, precedence.

.725 Landed gentry.

.726 Visitations. Alphabeted by cooDn««.

-73

•74

GermanyFrance

•75

.76

•77

•7«

Italy

Spain

RussiaScandinavia ,

- Divided like 929.72.

79 Minor countries.

Divided liks 949 j minor countriss outside Europe are put to»«thet iu -j-s^ /oc

,8 Coats of Arms, Crests.

9 Flags.

930

931

932

933

934

935I

.2

3

4

•5

.6

•7

.8

936

937

.01

.02

.04

.05

.06

.07

.08

.09

.1

.2

•3

4

5

.6

7.8

Ancient History.

China.

Egypt.

Judea.

India.

Medo-Persia.

Chaldsea.

Assyria. Nineven.

Media.

Babylonia.

Persia.

Parthia.

New Persian or Sassanian.

Mesopotamia.

Susiana.

Kelts.

Rome. Italy.

To A n. 476-

Kirgs.

Republic.

Conquest of Italy.

Punic Wars.

Civil Strife.

Empire.

Constitutional.

Period Divisions.

753-509 B.C.

509- 3' n

509-264 „

264-146 „146- 31 ::

31 B. C.-476 A.D31 » -284 .,

Augustus—Illyrian Emperors

Absolute. 284-476 „

Division of Empire. 395-4/6 ,,

Barbarian Conquests and Fall of Western EmpllC

Geographical Divisions.

Liguria.

GaUia Cisalpina.

Venetia. Istria.

Umbria. Picenum. Sabini, etc.

Etruria.

Latium, Rome.

Southern Italy: Campania, Samnium, Apulia, etc

Sicily, Syracuse.

Sardinia. Corsica.

938 Greece.

.01

.02

•03

.04

.06

,07

.oS

.09

939.1

.2

.4

.6

•7

8

Period Divisions.

T0776B.C.

775-500 »

500-479 „

479-43t »

431-404

404-362

362-323

323-146

i>

»f

Mythical Age.

Growth of Slates.

Persian Wars. Union of Greece.

Athenian Supremacy.

Peloponnesian War.

Spartan and Thcban Supremacy.

Macedonian Supremacy.

Roman Conquest of Greece.

Greek Subjectioo 146 B. C.-323 A. D.Byzantine Empire is put 949.5*

Geographical Divisions.

Macedonia.

Thessaly. Epirus.

Acarnania. ^tolia. Locris. Doris. Phocis. Ithaca.

Boeotia. Megaris. Euboea.

Attica.

Peloponnesus.

Corinthia. Achaia.

Elis. Arcadia. Argolis.

Messenia. Laconia. Sparta.

Minor Countries.

Grecian Archipelago..11, Northern Islands: Thasos, Lcmnos, etc.; .12, I^sbos; .13, Chios, etc.;

.14, Samos, etc; .15, Cyclades; .16, Rhodes, etc.; .17, Carpathos;

.18, Crete.

Western Asia Minor..21, Mysia, Troas; .22, Lydia; .23, Ionia; .24, Caria; .25, Bithynia;

.26, Phrygia; .27, Pisidia; .28, Lycia; .29, Pamphylia.

Eastern Asia Minor..31, Paphlagonia; .33, Galatia; .^jy Pontus; .34, Cappadocia; .35,

Cilicia; .36, Commagene ; .37, Cyprus,

Syria.

.41, Upper Syria; .42, Coele Syria; .43, Palmyra; .44, Phenicia, Tyre;

.45, Palestine : Hittites, Philistines, etc.; .46 Edom, Moab, Bashan. etc;

.47, Arabia; .48, Arabia Petraea, Sinai.

North Western Asia.

.51, Scythia; .52, Sarmatia Asiatica; .53, Colchis; .54, Iberia; .55, Ar-

menia ; .56, Albania.

South Central Asia.

.61, Sogdiana; .62, Hyrcania; .6;^, Margiana; .64, Bactriana; .65, Ariana.

Minor African Countries.

.7 1, Mauritania ; .7 2, Numidia ; .73, Africa Propria, Carthage ; .74,

Syrtica Regio; .75, Cyrenaica; .76, Marmarica; .77, Libya, Ga;tulia;

.78, itlhiopia.

South Eastern Europe..81, Sarmatia Europa; .82. Dacia; .83, Vindelicia; .84, Rhsetia; .85,

Noricum; .86, Pannonia ; .87, Illyria; .88, Moesia; .89, Thracia.

Modern History.940 Europe.

.1

.3

•3

•5

.6

.8

•9

From the fall of Western Einpire (Rome), A. D. 476.

Medieval Europe. 476-1453.For Byzantine Empire see 949.5.

""

Rise of New Nations. 476-800.

Age of Feudalism. 800-1100.See 321.3.

Charlemagne. 76S-81 4.

Norman Conquests.

Age of Chivalry. 1100-1453.The Crusades. To fall of Eastern Empire (Constantinople), 14^For Church History see 270.4-270.5,

'^

Modern Europe.

The Renaissance Period.

Discoveries and Inventions.

Age of the Reformation.The 30 Years' War. 1618-1648.

Napoleonic Period.

Current History.

1453

MS3-I5I7-

1517-1789.

I 789-1 81 5.

1815

941 Scotland.

.01

.02

-03

.04

.05

.06

-07

.08

.09

.2

.2

Period Divisions.

Gaelic Period.

English Period.

Struggle for National Freedom.Independent Kingdom.The Jameses.

Reformation.

Union of Crowns and Parliaments.

Hanover.

Victoria.

-1097.

1097-1314.

13 14-1424.

1424-1557.

1 557-1603.

1603-1707,

1707-1837.

Geographical Divisions.

Northern Scotland.

.11, Shetland; .12, Orkney; .13, Caithness; .14. Sutherland; .15, Crvmarty ; .16, Ross ; .17, Hebrides.

North Central Scotland.

.21, Inverness; .22, Nairn; .23, Elgin; .24. Banff; .25, Aberdeen; .2^Kincardine.

South Central Scotland.

.31, Forfar; .32, Perth; .33, Fife ; .34, Kinross; .35, Clackmannan; .3(5^Sterhng

; .37, Dunbarton ; .38, Argyll ; .39, Bute.

Southern Scotland.

.41, Renfrew; .42, Ayr; .43, Lanark; .44, Linlithgow, Edinburgh; .45-Haddington, Berwick; .46, Peebles, Selkirk; .47, Roxburgh; .48^Dumfries; .49, Kirkcudbright, Wigton.

941.5 Ireland.

Period Divisions.

51 Early History. -1086.

5- Separate Kingdoms.

Conquest by Henry II.

10S6-1172.

53 Plantagenct. I 172-1399.

54 Lancaster and York. 1399-1485.

55 Tudors. 1485-1603.

56 Stuarts.

Closing with Treaty of Limerick.

I 603-1691.

57 Hanover.

Closing with the Union.

1691-1S01.

5^ 19th Century, iSoi-

59

Geographical Divisions.

.6 Ulster.

.61, Antrim; .62, Londonderry; .6^, Donegal ; .64, Tyrone ; .65, Dowii;

.66, Armagh; .67, Monaghan ; .68, Fermanagh; .69, Cavan.

.7 Connaught.

.71, Leitrim; .72, Sligo; .73, Mayo; .74, Galway; .75, Roscommon.

•8 Leinster.

.81, Longford, West Meath; .82, Meath, Louth; .83. Dublin; .84, Wick-low; .85, Kildare; .86, King's Co.; .87, Queen^s Co.; .88, Carlow,

Wexford ; ,89, Kilkenny.

.9 Munster.

.91, Waterford; .92, Tipperary; .93, Clare; .94, Limerick; .95, Cork;

.96, Kerry.

942 England.

Period Divisions.

For specially minute work the 6th figure printed for each sovereign may be used ; e, g., HenryVII is 942.051.

^I Anglo-Saxon. B. C. 55-A. D. 1066.

Prehistoric, Roman, British, Danish.

.02 Norman. 1066-11 54.

I, William I. 1066-1087; 2, William II. 1087-1100; 3, Henry I.

1100-1135; 4, Stephen 1135-1154.

.03 Plantagenet. 1 154-1399.

I, Henry 11. I154-1189; 2, Richard I. 1189-1199; 3, John 1199-1216;

4, Henry in. 1216-1272; 5, Edward L 1272-1307; 6, Edward II.

1307- 1327; 7, Edward IIL 1327-1377; 8, Richard IL 1377-1399.

^942.04 Lancaster and York. 1400-1485.I, Henry IV. i399-i4n; 2, Henry V.. 1413-1422; j, Henry VI.

1422-1461; 4, Edward IV. 1461-1483

; 5, Edward V. 1483;6, Richard ill. 1483-1485.

^5 Tudor. 1485-1603.

I, Henry VII. 1485-1509; 2, Henry VIII. 1509-1517; 3, Edward VI.1547-1553; 4> Mary 1553-1558; 5, Elizabeth 1558-1603. See272.7.

0)6 Stuart. 1603-1714.I, James I. 1603-1625 ; 2, Charles I. 1625-1649; 3, Commonwealth

1649-1653; 4, Oliver Cromwell 1653-1658; 5. Richard Cromwell1658-1659; 6, Charles II. 1660-1685

; 7, James II. 1685-1688.8, William III. 1689-1702; 9, Anne 1702-1714.

07 Hanover. 1714-1837.I, George I. 1714-1727; 2, George II. 1727-1760; 3, George III. 1760-

1820; 4, George IV. 1820-1830; 5, William IV. 1830-1837.•08 Victoria. 1837-

Geographical Divisions.

.1 Middlesex. London.

,2 Southeastern.

.21, Surrey; .23, Kent; .25, Sussex; .27, Hants; .28, Isle of Wight;.29, Berks.

,3 Southwestern.

.31, Wilts; .33, Dorset; .34, Channel Islands; .35, Devon; .^7, Corn-wall; .38, Somerset.

.4 West Midland

.41, Gloucester; .43. Monmouth; .44. Hereford; .45, Salop; .46, Stat-ford; .47, Worcester; .48, Warwick.

.5 North and South Midland.

.51, Derby; .52, Notts; .53, Lincoln; .54, Leicester, Rutland; .55,Northampton; .56, Huntington, Bedford; .57, Oxford, Buckingham;.58, Hertford; .59, Cambridge.

.6 Eastern.

.61, Norfolk; .64, Suffolk; .67, Essex.

,7 Northwestern and Yorkshire.

.71, Cheshire; .72, Lancashire; .74, Yorkshire.

.8 Northern.

.8r, Durham; .82, Northumberland; .85, Cumberland; .88, Westmore-land; .89, Isle of Man.

.9 Wales.

.91, Anglesey; .92, Carnarvon, Merioneth; .93, Denbigh, Flint; .94,Montgomery; .95, Cardigan; .96, Radnor, Brecknock; .97,' Gla-morgan; .98, Carmarthen; .99, Pembroke.

943 Germany and Austria.

Period Divisions,

^i Formative Period.

Wars with Rome, Charlemagne S00-S14; Louis I 814-840; Lothaire I

840-S43.

J02 Empire before the Reformation.

1, Carolingian, 843-911 : Louis II 843-S7C; Charles II 876-S77 ; Charles

III S77-5S7; Arnulf SS7-S99; Louis III 900-911.

2, Iloose of Franconia: Conrad I911-91S; House of Saxony, 919-1024

:

Henry I 919-936; Otto I 936-973; Otto II 973-9S3; Otto III 9.S3-

1002; Henry II 1002-1024.

3, Mouse of Franconia, 1024-1125: Conrad II 1024-1039; Henry IH

1039-1056; Henry IV 1056-1106; Henry V 1106-1125; House of

Saxony: LothaireJI 1125-1137.

4, House of Hohcnstaufen, 1137-1197: Conrad HI 113S-1152; Frederick

I 1152-1190; Henry VI 1190-1197.

5, House of Hohcnstaufen and Interregnum, 119S-1272: Philip 1198-

120S; Otto IV 120S-1212; Frederick II 1212-1250; Conrad IV 1250-

1254; William of Holland 1254-1256; Richard of Cornwall 1256-1272.

6, Houses of Hapsburg, Luxemburg, etc., 1273-137S: Rodolph I 1273-

1291; Adolphus 1291-129S; Albert I 129S-130S; Henry VII 130S-1313;

Louis IV 1313-1347 ; Charles IV 1347-1378.

7, Interregnum, 137S-1437: Wenceslaus 137S-1400; Rupert 1400-1410;

Sigismund 1410-1437.

8, Albert II 143S-1439; Frederick HI 1440-1493.

9, Maximilian i 1493- 15 19.

^3 Reformation to 1618. 1517-161S.

I, Charles V 1519-1556; 2, Ferdinand I 1556-1564; 3, Maximilian II 1564-

1576; 4, Rodolph II 1576-1612; 5, Matthias 1612-1619.

.04 Disintegration. 161S-1705.

1, Thirty Years' War 1618-164S; 2, Ferdinand H 1619-1637 ; 3, Ferdinand

HI 1637-1657 ; 4, Leopold I 1658-1705.

.05 Rise of Prussia. 1705-17S9.

I, Joseph I 1705-1711; 2, Charles VI 1711-1740; 3, 1740-1742; 4, Charles

VII 1742-1745; 5, Francis I 1745-1765; 6, *SW^r« Years* IVar 17^6-176^ ;

7, Joseph II 1765-1790.

J06 Napoleonic Wars. 17S9-1S15.

Leopold II 1790-1792; Francis H 1792-1S06; Confederation of the Rhine

1806-1815.

.07 Reorganization. 1815-1S66.

JC& New German Empire. 1S66-

I, North German Confederation 1S66-1871 ; 2, Franco-German War 1870-

1871; 3, William I 1871-8S; 4, Frederick 1S88; William H 1S88-

Geographical Divisions of Germany and Austria.

JJ43.1 Prussia and Northern Germany.

943 .11, East Prussia; .12, West Prussia; .13, Posen ; .14, Silesia; .15, Branden-

burg; .16, Pomerania; .17, Mecklenburg and Lubeck; .iS, Prussian

Saxony; .19, Anhalt.

•2 Central Germany.

.21, Saxony; .22, Thuringia; .23, Saxe-Weimar; .24, Saxe-Altenburg ; .25,

Saxe-Gotha-Coburg; .26, Saxe-Meiningen ; .27, Schwartzburg; .28, Reuss.

943-3 Bavaria.

•3'» Upper Franconia; .32, Middle Franconia; .^;^t Lower Franconia; .34^

Upper Palatinate; .35, Lower Bavaria; .36, Upper Bavaria; .37, Suabia,

^ Southern Germany.

.41, Hesse Darmstadt; .42, Rhenish Prussia; .43, Rhenish Bavaria; .44,

Alsace ; .45, Lorraine ; .46, Baden ; .47, Wurtemburg ; .4S, B/ack Forest

and Danu^L' ; .49, Hohenzollern.

•5 Northwest Germany.

.51, Schleswig-Holstein and Hambarg; .52, Oldenburg and Bremen; .53,

Hanover; .54, Brunswick; .55, Lippe; .56, Westphalia; 57, Waldeck;

.58, Hesse-Nassau.

943.6 Austria.

.61, Lower Austria; .62, Upper Austria; ,6^, Salzburg; .64, Tyrol; 6^^ Styria;

.66, Carinthia; 6";, Carniola; .6S, Istria; .69, Dalmatia.

.7 Bohemia, etc.

.71, Bohemia; .72, Moravia; 73, Silesia; .74, Galicia ; .75, Bukowina.

•o Poland. Including the history before the division.

•9 Hungary, etc.

,91, Hungary; .92, Transylvania; .93, Slavonia ; .94, Croatia, Fiume; .95

Bosnia; .96, Herzegovina.

944 France.

JOl

.02

03

04

^S

Period Divisions.

Early History. -9S7.

Ancient Celts -59 B. C; Roman Dominion 59 B. C.-418 A. D.; Merovin-gian Dynasty 42S-752; Carolingian 752-9S7.

Capet and Valois. 987-1589-House of Capet.

1, Hugh Capet 987-996; Robert H 996-1031 ; Henry i 1031-1060.

2, Philip I 1060-110S; Louis VI 110S-1137; Louis VH 11 37-1 180.

3, Philip n 11S0-1223; Louis VHI 1223-1226; Louis IX 1226-1270.

4, Philip III 1270-12S5; Philip IV 1285-1314; Louis X 1314-1316; JohnI 1316; Philip V 1316-1322; Charles IV 1322-1328.

House of Valois.

5, Philip VI 1328-1350; John II 1350-1364; Charles V 1364-1380.

6, Charles VI 1380-1422 ; Charles VII 1422-1461.

7, Louis XI, 1461-1483; Charles VIII 1483-1498; Louis XII 1498-1515.House of Angouleme.S.Francis I 1515-1547; Henry II 1547-1559.

9, Francis II 1559-1560; Charles IX 1560-1574; Henry HI 1574-1589.Bourbon. 1589- 1789

1, Henry IV 1589-1610; 2, Louis XIII 1610-1643; 3» Louis XIV 1643-1715;

4, Louis XV 1715-1774; S» Louis XVI 1774-17S9.

Revolution. 1789-1S04.

1, National Assembly 1789-1792; 2, First Republic 1792-1799; 3, Conven-tion, 179--1795; 4. Reign of Terror; May 1793-July 1794; 5, Directory

1795-1799; 6, First Consulate, Napoleon, 1799-1804.

First Empire. 1804-1815.

Napoleon I 1804-1814; Loufs XVIH 1814-1815; The Hundred DaysMarch 20-June 29. 181 5.

944.06 Restoration. 181 5-1848.

I, Louis XVIII 1815-1824; 2, Charles X 1824-1830; 3, Louis Philippe

1 83c- 1 848.

.07 Second Republic and Second Empire. 1848-1870.

Revolution of 1848; Second Republic, Louis Napoleon, Pres., 1848-1852.

Napoleon III 1852-1870.

.08 Third Republic. 1870-

Franco-German War, Government of National Defence 1870-1871 ; NationalAssembly 1871 ; Presidency of Thiers 1871-1873; McMahon 1873-1879;Grevy 1879-87, Sadi-Carnot iS;7-94; Casimir Perier 1S94-95; Faure

1895-99; Loubet 1899-

Geographical Divisions of France.

944.1 Brittany. Maine. Anjou.

.11, Finistere; .12, Cotes du Nord ; .13, Morbihan ; 14, Loire Inferieure;

15, Ille et Vilainej 16, Maine: Mayenne; 17, Sarthe; iS, Anjou:Maine et Loire.

,2 Normandy. Picardy..21, Manche; .22, Calvados; .23, Orne; 24, Eure; 25, Seme Inferieure; 26,

Picardy: Somme; 27, Artois: Pas de Calais; 28, Nord.

.3 Champagne. Isle de France. Lorraine.

.31, Ardennes; .32, Mame; .33, Aube. Haute Marne; .34, Isle de France:Aisne; .35. Oise

; 36, Seine et Oise, Paris; .^7, Seine et Marne; .^S,

Lorraine: Meuse, Moselle; 39, Meurthe, Vosges.

.4 Burgundy. Tranche Comte. Savoy.

.41, Yonne; .42, Cote d'Or; .43. Saone et Loire; .44, Ain ; .45, FrancheComt6

: Haute Saone, Belfort; .46, Doubs ; .47, Jura; .48, Savoy:Savoie; .49, Haute Savoie,

•5 Orleans, etc. Auvergne,

.51, Eure et Loir; .52, Loiret ; .53, Loir et Cher; 54, Touraine : Indre et

Loir; .55, Berry : Indre. Cher; .56, Nivernais : Nievre ; .57, Bourbon-nais: AUjer; .58, Lyonnais: Loire, Rhone; .59, Auvergne : Puy deDome, Cantal.

.6 Poitou. Limousin.

.61, Vendee ; .62, Deux Sevres ; .63, Vienne ; .64, Charente Inferieure ; .65,

Charente; .66, Limousin : Haute Vienne ; .67, Correze ; .68, Marche :

Creuse.

.7 Guienne. Gascony.

.7i,Gironde; .72, Dordogne ; .73, Lot ; .74, Aveyron; .75, Tarn et Garonne;.76, Lot et Garonne

; .77, Gascony : Landes, Gers ; .78, Hautes PjTenees;

.79, Beam : Basses Pyrenees.

«8 Languedoc.

.81, Haute Loire, Lozere; .82, Ardeche ; .83, Gard; .84, Herault; .85, Tarn;.86, Haute Garonne; ,87, Aude; .88, Foix : Ariege; .89, PyreneesOrientales.

•9 Provence. Dauphiny.

.91, Pouches du Rhone; .92, Vaucluse; .93, Var; .94, A 1 pes Maritimes; .95,

Basses Alpes; 96. Dauphiny; 97, Hautes Alpes; 98, Drome; 99, Isere.

945 Italy.

Period Divisions

.01

•03

.04

.05

.06

.07

.08

-09

Gothic and Lombard Kingdoms. 476-774,Prankish Emperors. 774-961.German Empeiors. 962-1122.

Hildebrand and Papal Supremacy.Age of the Communes. 1 100-1300.

Free Cities. Strifes of Guelphs and Ghibelines.

Age of the Despots. 1300-1492.

Age of Invasions. 1492-1527.Spanish-Austrian Ascendancy. 1 527-1 796.

Struggle for Independence. 1796-1870.

United Italy. 1870-Victor Emanuel, Cavour, Garibaldi.

Geographical Divisions of Italy.

945.1 Piedmont and Liguria.

.2 Lombardy.

3 Venetia.

.4 Emilia.

.5 Tuscany.

.6 Marches, Umbria and Latium

.7 Naples.

.8

.9

.7, Abruzzo and Molise; .72, Campania; .73. Napoli; .74 Salerno;

.75. Apulia; .76, Lecce. Terra di Otranto; .77, Basilicata, Poten-za; .73, Calabria; .79, Reggio di Calabria.

Sicily. Malta.

Sardinia and Corsica.

946 Spain.

Period Divisions.

JOI

-OS

-04

-05

711.

71I-14791479-1516

1516-1598.Charles I (V of

1 598-1 808.

j>6

Early History. Roman Dominion. Gothic Kingdom,Moorish Kingdom.Ferdinand V and Isabella.

Discovery.

Expulsion of the Moors.Charles I and Philip II.

Inijuisition. War with the Netherlands. Armada.Germany) 1516-1556; Philip II 1556-1:98.

Philip III.—Charles IV.

Degeneration, i, Philip III 1598-1621 ; 2, Philip IV 1621-1665; 3,

Charles II 1665-1700; 4, House of Bourbon: 5, Philip V 1700-

1746; 6, Ferdinand VI 1746-1759; 7, Charles III 1759-1788; 8,

Charles IV 1 788-1808.

Peninsular War. 1808-1814.

Joseph Bonaparte.Bourbon Restoration. 1814-1868.

Attempts at Reform.Ferdinand VII 1814-1833; Isabella II. 1833-1868.

Later igth Century. 1868

Revolution of 1868-1870; Amadeus 1870-1873; Republic 1873-1875;Alfonso XII 1875-85; Alfonso XIII 1886-

Geographical Divisions of Spain.

946.1 Galicia. Asturias.

.2 Leon. Estramadura.

3 Old Castile.

4 New Castile.

5 Aragon.

6 Basque Provinces.

7 Catalonia. Balearic Isles. Valencia. Murcia^

8 Andalusia. Canary Isles-

9 Portugal.

.98, Madeira; .99, Azores.

947 Russia.

X3I

.02

-04

•OS

•07

.08

947.1

•2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

Period Divisions.

Primitive Russia,

Varangian Kingdom.

Conversion to Christianity.

Mongolian Invasion,

Civil Wars.

Ivan III—Ivan V.

Origin of Serfdom.

I'eter the Great

Wars with Sweden and Turkey.

Catharine I—Catharine II.

Partition of Poland.

Paul I—Nicholas I.

War with Napoleqn.

Insurrection of Poland.

Crimean War. See also 942.08; 944.07; 945

Alexander II

—

Emancipation of the Serfs.

Turko-Russian War.Alexander III—

862.

862-1237.

1237-1462.

I 462- I689.

1689-1725.

1725-1796.

1796-1855.

oS; Q40.6.

1855-1661.

1881-

Geographical Divisions of Russia.

Finland. Lapland.

Northern Great Russia.Archangel; \'oIogda; Olonetz; Novgorod.

Southern Great Russia.

Baltic Provinces.Courland; Livonia; Esthonia; St. Petersburg.

Russian Poland.

West Russia.

Little Russia. South Russia.

East Russia.

Caucasia.

948

.oi

.03

•03

.04

.05

.06

•07

.oS

I

.2

3

4•5

.6

7

.8

Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.

Period Divisions.

Legendary Period. 800.

Consolidation. Migration. 801-1397.

Introduction of Christianity.

Discovery of Iceland, Greenland, and America.

Conquest of Britain and Normandy.

Union of the three kingdoms.

Civilization. Foreign relations.

The Reformation.

Edict of Toleration, 1527.

30 Years' War. Gustavus Adolphus.

Decline.

Wars, vs. Denmark, Poland, Russia.

Political changes.

Napoleonic Wars.

Union of Norway and Sweden, 1S14.

Charles XIV. (Bernadotte).

Peace. Internal reform.

1397-1523-

I 5 23-1648,

1648-1792.

1792-1818.

1818

«49-5

949.1

.2

3

4

Geographical Divisions.

Norway.

Christiania.

Christiansand. Bergen.

Hamar. Throndhjem. Tromso.

S-weden.

Gothland.

Sveaiand.

Norrland.

Denmark.

Minor Countries of Europe.

Iceland. Faroe Islands.

01, Commonwealth, -1264; 02, Medisevalism, 1264-1551; 03, Absolute Rule,

Decay, 1551-1848 ; 04, Modern Iceland, 1S4S .

Netherlands.

01, Early History, -1477 ; 02, Austrian Dominion, 1477-15^! °3' ^^^^''^ 'o*"

Independence, 1566-164S; 04, Age of Prosperity, 1648-1795; 05, Revo-

lutionary, 1 795-1830; 06, 19th Century, 1S30 .

Belgium.

Switzerland.

01, Early History, -1300; 02, Struggle for Independence, 1300-1499; 03,

Reformation, 1499-164S; 04, Period of Tranquillity, 164S-1789; 05,

Period of Revolution, 1789-1S15; 06, 19th Century, 1S15 .

•6

.8

950951

953

Byzantine Empire and Modern Greece.

01, Greek Revival. 323-716

Constantinc the Great— Theodosius III.

02, Byzantine Prosperity. 716-1057

LeoIII— Michael VI.

03, Byzantine Decline. 1057-1204

Isaac I — Latin conquest of Constantinople.

04, Greek Survival. 1 204-1453

Constantinople taken by the Turks, 1453.

05, Turkish Power. 1453-182

1

06, Greek Independence. 1821

Turkey in Europe. .61, Constantinople.

Servia. Bulgaria. Montenegro.

Roumania : Wallachia, Moldavia.

Islands of Grecian Archipelago.Divided like 939.1.

Asia.

China.,1, N. E. China, Peking; .2, S. E. China, Canton, Hong Kong, Formosa;

.3, S. W. China; .4, N. W. China; .5, Thibet; .6, East TurkesUn; .7,

Mongolia; .8, Manchuria; .9, Corea.

Japan,

Arabia..4, Sinai; .2, Hejaz, Mecca; .3, Yemen; .4, Hadramaut, Mahrah ; .5, Oman;

.6, Hasa; .7, Dahna ; .8, Nejd; .9, Syrian Desert.

954 India..1, Bengal, Orissa, Assam, Bhotan ; .2, Northwest Provinces, Oudh, Nepal;

.3, Central Provinces; .4, Rajputana; .5, Punjab, Delhi, Lahore; .6,

• Cashmere ; .7, Bombay, Sind, Baroda; .S, Madras, Mysore, Travancore,

Ceylon ; .9, Hyderabad.

955 Persia.

956 Turkey in Asia. seeaiso949.6.

.1, Khodavendikyar ; .2, Aidin, Smyrna; .3, Kastamuni, Angora; .4, Konieh,Adana, Cyprus ; .5, Trebizond, Sivas; .6, Erzerum, Diarbekr, Karpoot;

7, Bagdad, Kurdistan; .8, Aleppo ; .9, Damascus, Phenicia, Palestine.

957 Siberia.

958 Afghanistan, Turkestan. Baluchistan..1, N. E. Afghanistan, Cabul ; .2, South Afghanistan, Candahar; .3, N. W.

Afghanistan, Herat ; .4, Turkestan; .5, Kiva; .6, Bokhara; .7, Ferghanaor Khokan ; .8, Baluchistan.

959 Farther India.

,1, British Burmah; .2, Burmah ; .3, Siam ; .4, Laos; .5, Lower Siam, MalayPeninsula; .6, Cambodia; .7, French Cochin China; .8, Anam ; .9,

Tonkin.

9^0 Africa.

961 North Africa.

.1, Tunis; .2, Tripoli ; .3, Fexzan.

962 Egypt.

.1. Lower Egypt. Alexandria. Cairo; .2, Middle Egypt; .3, Upper Egynt.Thebes; 4, Nub.a; .5. Dongola; .6, Egyptian Soudan, Kartum; ".7.

Darfur; .8, Kordofan; .9. Sennaar.

963 Abyssinia.

964 Morocco.

965 Algeria.

966 North Central Africa.

.1. Sahara; 2 Soudan; .3, Senegambia; .4, Sierra Leone; .c, UpperGuinea; .6. Liberia

; .7. Ashantee ; .8. Dahomey ; .9, Gold Coast.

967 South Central Africa.

.1, Lower Guinea; .2, Loango. Congo; .3. Angola. Benguela; .4, Interior;.5. Congo Basin; .^ Central Lake Region ; .7. Somali; .8, Zanzibar;.9, i^Iozambique,

968 South Africa.

.i.Sofala;2, Transvaal;.3, Zululand; .4, Natal; .5, Orange Free Statej

.6, Kaffrana; .7, Cape Colony ; £, West Coast ; .9. Interior.

969 Madagascar. Mauritius.

970 North America..I.Indians, Aborigines; .3, Lives of Indians; .3. Special Tribes; 4, SpeciU

Mates; .5, Government Relation and Treatment; .6. Special Subjects.Character. Civilization. Agriculture, etc

See 371.95, Education; 572.97. Ethnology; 497. Languages.

971 Canada. British America..1 British Columbia.

.a North-West Territory.

'\ : '/;7Athabasca; .23, Alberta; .24. Saskatchewan; .2S,AssM.

boia; .26, Keewatin; .27, Manitoba; .28, N. E. Territory.

•3 Ontario.

•4 Quebec.

.5 New Brunswick.

.6 Nova Scotia.

.7 Prince Edward Island.

.8 Newfoundland.

.9 Labrador.

972 Mexico. Central America.

Period Divisions-

.OX Ancient Civilization. —I, Toltec; 2, Chichimec; 3, Tarascan; 4, Aztecj 5» Maya.

1516.

.02 Discovery and Spanish Rule. 1516-1S10.

/)3 Independence. 1810-1822.

.04 First Empire. Iturbide L Pronunciamientos. 1S22-1S45.

.05 War with U. S. See also 973.6. 1S45-1S4S.

.06 Constitution of '57. Reform, iSj8-iS6i.

.07 French Intervention. 1861-1867.

.08 Later History. 1S67 —

^

Geographical Divisions.

.1 Free Zone and Northern States.

Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Cohahuila, Chihuahua, Sonera, Durango.

.2 Lower California and Islands.

.3 Central Pacific States.

Sinaloa, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan,

4 Interior States.

Zacatecas, San Luis Potosi, Aguascalientes. GuanajuatOj QueretarOk

. Ilidalc^o, Puebla, Tlascala, Morelos,

.5 Mexico. Federal District.

.6 Southern Gulf States.

Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche. Yucatan.

•7 Southern Pacific States.

Guerrero, Oaxaca, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Chiapas.

.8 Central America.

.Si Guatemala.

.82 IJritish Honduras. Beuze.

.S^ Honduras.

,84 San Salvador.

.85 Nicaragua.

.86 Costa Rica.

.9 West Indies.

91 Cuba.

92 Jamaica.

^2 Santo Domingo.

94 llayti.

95 Porto Rico.

,96 Bahamas.

,97 Leeward Islands,

,98 Windward Islands Barbados

99 Bermudas.

973 United States

STJMUART OF 973

.1 Discovery —i6o7

•a Colonial i6o7-i7'3

•3 Revolution 1 775-1 789

•4 Constitutional 1789-1809

•5 ^Var ot i8i3 1809— 1845.6 War with Mexico 1845— 1 861

• 7 Civil war 1861— 1865.8 Later igth century 1865— 1 901

Se© 342.73 U. S. constitutional law and history* 328.73 U. S. legislative bodies andannals; 329 Political parties

*i Discovery —1607From earliest times to settlement of Jamestown

See 970.1-6 American indians; 913.7 American antiquities* ^71.91 Mounds andmound builders; 571.85 Pueblos

. 1 1 Pr«-ColumbianKor pre-Columbian claims of Chinese, Norse, Welsh, etc.. see .ts to ,i8 b«lowArabs

JewsAfricans

Irish

Poles

Germans. Martin BehaimItalians

.12 Chinese

. 13 Norse

Gunnbiorn

Eric the RedLeif Ericson

Bjarni Herjulfson

ThorwaldThorfinn Karlsefne

. 14 Welsh

Prince Madoc

.15 Columbus

.16 Spanish and PortugueseDales of voyas:es are added to names

Amerigo Vespucci 1497-1504

Gaspar and Miguel Cortereal 1500-02. LabradorJuan Ponce de Leon 1513-21. Florida

Vasco Nunez de Balb6a 1513. Pacific oceanHernando Cortes 15x8-40. See also 973.02 History of Mexico

Fernando da Magalhaens 1518-21, Magellan straits

Francisco Pizarro 1524-41. See also 985 History of Peru

Hernando de Soto 1539-42. Mississippi river

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado 1540-42. New Mexico, ArizonaColorado

.17 English

John and Sebastian Cabot 1497-1530

Sir John Hawkins 1562-69

Sir Francis Drake 1570-80

Sir Martin Frobisher 1576-78

Sir Humphrey Gilbert 1578-83

Sir Walter Ralegh 1578-1602

John Davis 1585-8-'

Bartholomew Gosnold iro:-o7

973.18

19

.2

.31

French

Giovanni da Verrazano 1524

Jacques Cartier 1534-44- CanadaJean Ribault 1562-65. Florida

Rene de Laudonniere 1564-66.

Samuel de Champlain 1603-35.

Other nations

Florida

See also 971 History oi Canada

.aa

^3

•«4

.as

.26

-^7

ColonialSee also histories ot separate colonies

Virginia settlement 1607-20

Settlement of Jamestown 13 May 1607. See 975.5

Hudson's voyage 1609. See also 974.7 N. Y. history

New England settlement 1620-43Settlement of Plymouth 21 Dec. 1620.

Pequot war 1636-37. Connecticut

1607-1775

Virgmia nistory

/antes I lOoj-r';

See 974.4 Mass. history

Chariest i62j-^New England confederacy 1643-64

'United colonies of New England' 19 May 1643

Commonwealth /d^g-^j

Oliver Cromwell ibsj-sS

_ , ^, Richard Cromwell ibsS-sQConquest of New Netherlands 1664-89

King Philip's war 1675-76. MassachusettsWar with eastern indians 1675-78. MaineSir Edmund Andros, governor of New England 1686-89

Charles 2 /660-Sj

Early French wars 1 689-1 732Witchcraft in New England. See 133 4

King William's war 1689-97Sometimes called in Europe War of the Palatinate

Queen Anne's war 1702-13Known m Europe as War of the Spanish succession

James 2 /6Sj-SS

Extension of English rule 1732-63Settlement ot Georgia 1732. See 975.8 Georgia historyKing George s war 1744-48Known m Europe as War of the Austrian succession

Albany convention assembled 19 June 1754French and indian war 1755-63

Known in Europe as Seven years warBraddock's defeat 9 July 1755Crown Point and Ticonderoga 1758-59Capture of Louisburg 27 July 1758Capture of Quebec 18 Sep 1759; Montcalm and WolfePeace of Paris 10 Feb. 1763

fVi/Uamj /bSQ'/~'>2

Anne 1702- 14

George I 1714-^7

Last years of the colonies 1763-75See also specially 973.311 Causes of the revolution

Conspiracy of Pontiac 1763-64Bouquet's expedition 1763-64Lord Dunmore's war Ap.-Oct. 1774. Virginia

George 2 ijzy-ty

Giorgej 1760-iSao

973.3 Revolution and confederation 1775-89

.31

.311

.312

•313

314

•315

.316

317

.318

.319

32

33.331

I

2

3

4

5

6

SUMMARY OF 973 3

31 Political history

,3a Diplomatic history

33 special campaigns and battles

. .34 General military history

^ Naval history

^ Celebrations

•37 Prisons, hospitals

.jt Personal narratives

.39 Illustrative material

Political history; causes, results

For financial history see 336.73

Causes 1775

Stamp act 1765

Navigation acts ; mercantile policy

Burning of the Gaspe 17 June 1772

Boston massacre 5 Mar. 1770

Taxation and representation

Tax on tea 1767. Boston tea party 16 Dec. 1773Boston port bill 1774

Political history 1775-83

Continental congress. See 328.73 U. S. legislative bouius

Declaration of independence 4 July 1776. See also 973.361

Mecklenburg declaration 20 May 1775

Loyalists, tories. See also 973.381 Treason and traitors

Relations of special classes to the Revolution.

Clergy and churchesLawyersCollege graduates

Treaty of peace 1783

Concluded at Paris 3 Sep. 1783; ratified 14 Jan. 1784

Confederation 1783-S9

Shay's rebellion 1786-87. Massachusetts

Cession of western territory to United States

Diplomatic history; relations with other nationsDivided like 940; e. g. 973.324 Relations with France; 973. 33S Relations with

Spain

Special campaigns and battles

Campaigns of 1775

1 Lexington and Concord 19 Ap. See also 973.36a

2 Bunker Hill 1 7 June. See also 973.366

3 Siege of Boston June 1775-Mar, 1776

4 Ticonderoga 10 MayCrown Point 12 May

5 Canadian expeditions

MontgomeryArnold6

7

8 Events in the south

973-332

•33;

I

2

3

4

.334

I

2

3

4

Campaigns of 1776

Campaign for the HudsonBattle of Long Island 27 AugBritish occupation of New York

American retreat Sep -Nov. 1776

Harlem Heights 16 Sep.

White Plains 28 Oct.

Fort Washington 16 NovWashington in the Jerseys Dec 1776 -Jan. 1777

Trenton 26 Dec.

Princeton 3 Jan. 1777

Events in the south

North Carolina

Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's island 28 June

Campaigns of 1777

Events in Connecticut and Rhoae island

Burgoyne'F campaign

Ticonderoga evacuated 6 July

Hubbardton, Vt. 7 July

Bennington, Vt. 16 Aug.

Freeman s farm or Bemis Heights or Stillwater 19 Sep,

Bemis Heights or Saratoga 7 Oct.

Burgoyne's surrender 17 Oct.

Fort Stanwix or Fort Schuyler or Oriskany 2-22 AugClinton's advance up the Hudson

Forts Clinton and Montgomery 6 Oct.

Howe's campaignBrandywine 11 Sep.

Paoli 20 Sep.

Philadelphia taken by British 27 Sep.

Gerraantown 4 Oct.

Forts on the Delaware

Red Bank, or Fort Mercer 22 Oct.

Mud Island, or Fort Mifflin 10-16 NovEvents in south. Including Kentucky

Campaigns of 177S

Washington at Valley Forge 1777-7S

Events in middle states

Battle of Monmouth 28 JuneEvacuation of Philadelphia June

Indian depredations. See also 973-343

Wyoming 1-4 July

Mohawk valley

Cherry valley 11 Nov.

Brant. See also 970.2 Indian biography-

Rhode Island campaign, August. See also 973.354 X'a^a. -nBtor

Events in the south

Capture of Savannah 29 Dec.

Events in northwest 1778-79

Clark's expedition

Vincennes, Ind. 2 Jan. and 20 Feb. 1779

973 335 Campaigns of 1779I Events in New England

Trj'on in Connecticut JulyPenobscot expedition Aug. and SepL

Events in middle states

Minisink ig July-

Wayne at Stony Point 16 JulyPaulus Hook 19 Aug.Sullivan's expedition July-Sep.

Events in the south

Briar creek 3 Mar.Siege of Savannah 23 Sep.- and 18 Oct

8 Events in northwest. See 973.3348

.336 Campaign of 1780

I Southern campaignsWaxhaws, N. C. 29 MayRamsour Mills, N. C. 20 June

. Leslie's expedition into Virginia Oct.Siege of Charleston Mar. -MayCamden, S. C. 16 Aug.Kings mountain, S. C 7 Oct.

Events in middle states

Springfield, N. J. 23 JuneBull's Ferry, N. Y. 21 July

5 Northern invasion

•337 Campaigns of 1781

1 Southern campaigns2 Events in Carohnas Jan. -Ap.

Cowpens, S. C. 17 Jan.Guilford, N C. 15 Mar.Hobkirks hill, S. C. 25 Ap.

3 Events in Carolinas May- Dec.Fort Ninety-Six, S. C. May-JuneEutaw Springs, S. C. 8 Sep.

British in Virginia

Siege of Yorktown Sep.- OctSurrender of Cornwallis 19 Oct

Events in the north

Arnold in Connecticut Sep..338 Campaigns of 1782

.339 Events of 17S3

British evacuation of New York 25 Nov.

4

5

6

7

See also q73.36}

973 34 General military history

.341 English side

.343 Mercenaries; Hessians

•343 Indians

.344 American side

Part taken by special sUtes, specially the northern states. Under the num.ber for each state use the book numbers A1-A19 for official publications.A2 for lists of revolutionary soldiers.

I

2

3

4

New HampshireVermont. Not then a state,

Massachusettsadmitted ^79

5 Rhode Island

6 Connecticut

7 New YorkS Pennsylvania

-345

9 New Jersey

Southern states

I Delaware

2 Maryland *

5

6

Virginia

North Carolina

7 South Carolina

•346

S Georgia

American auxiliaries

.347 French .

.348

349 Special topics

Conway cabal 1777-78

Mutiny of Pennsylvania line Jan. 1781Newburg addresses 17S2-S3

•35 Naval history

.351 Events of 1775

Capture of the Margaretta June 12

.352 Events of 1776

Escape of British sloop of war Glasgow 6 Ap.Battle of Lake Qhamplain 11-13 Oct.Gen. Benedict Arnold

•353 Events of 1777

Lexington and Alert 20 Sep.

.354 Events of 177S

French fleet at Newport•355 Events of 1779

Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis 23 Sep..356 Events of 17S0

Trumbull £.nd Watt 2 June.357 Events of 17S1

Alliance and British brigs Atalanta and Trepassey 28 Mav.35S Privateers

973 36

32363

364

365

.366

.367

37371

-372

•373

.374

-375

•376

377-378

379

.38

.381

.3S2

,383

.384

-355

.3^6

39

391

.392

•393

394

•395

•396

.397

.393

•399

Celebrations, anniversaries, commemorationsThese should usually be clast with the special event commemorated, bu.some anniversaries are of such g:eneral character as to be better ciasthere. For Patriotic societies of the revolution see 369,13

I^ourth ofJ uly. See also (573.31^

19th of April. See also 973.3311

Evacuation day, New York. See also 973.339

Monuments, memorials. See also 718

Bunker Hill monument. See also 973.3312

Washington's various headquartersNewburg, N. Y.

Morristown, N. J.

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

English prisons

1 Jersey prison ship

2 Sugar house prison

American prisons

Exchange of prisoners

Medical dep't; surgeons, nurses, etc.

Hospitals

Personal narratives, vindications, secret-serviceTreason and traitors. See also 97 5-314 Loyalists, tories

Benedict ArnoldCharles Lee

Secret-service, spies

American side. Nathan HaleBritish side. Major John Andre

I'lustrative materialThese numbers should be used mainly for references. Poems, dramas

etc. should usually be clast under their own numbers, 81 r, 812, etc. batspecial collections should be clast here.

Poetry '

DramaFiction

Addresses

SermonsHumorPictures

Paintings, drawings, caricatures, engravings, photographs, sculptureMusic

Maps

.41

.42

43

973.4 Constitutional period 1789-1809See 342.73 U. S. constitution;- 329.1 Federal party 1789-.8; 329.2 Anti-

federal party 1789-^2

George Washington 30 Ap. 1789-4 Mar. 1797Born « Feb. 1732; died 14 Dec. 1799

Sworn into office 30 Ap, 17S9

National bank established 25 Feb. 1791. See 3:2.11

Vermont admitted, 14th state. 4 Mar. 1791. See974.3Kentucky admitted, 15th state, i June 1792. See 976.9

Indian warsHarmar's expedition 1790

St Clair's expedition 1791

Washington's second term 4 Mar. 1793-4 Mar. 1797Neutrality proclamation 22 Ap. 1793. Sceaiso34..3Whisky insurrection J uly- Nov. 1794Waynes expedition Oct. Nov. 1794, and treaty 3 Aug, 1795Jay's treaty 2S Oct 1795. Seealso34r.2

Treaty with Spain 27 Oct. 1795. See also 341.2

Tennessee admitted, i6th state, i June 1 796. See 976 8

John Adams 4 Mar. 1797-4 Mar. 1801Horn 31 Oct. 1735; died 4 July 1826

Alien act 25junei79S. See34i.5

Sedition act 14 July 1798. 866323Removal of capitol to Washington

Troubles with FranceNaval battles; Constellation and L'lnsurgent 9 Feb. iSoo

Thomas Jefferson 4 Mar. 1801-4 Mar. 1800Born 2 Ap. 1743; died 4 July 1826

Ohio admitted, 17th state, 19 Feb. 1S03. 866977.1Purchase of Louisiana 2 May 1S03

Wars with Barbary states

Jefferson's second term 4 Mar. 1S05-4 ^lar. 1S09Aaron Burr's conspiracy 1S06See also 92i;.27 lives of Burr; and 343.1 Trials

,

Embargo act 22 Dec. 1S07

•44

•45

.46

.47

.48

1809-454 Mar. 1809— 4 Mar. 1817

•5 War of 1812•51 James Madison

Born 16 Mar. 1751; died b8 June 1836

Engagement between ships President and Little Belt 16 May iSiiDefeat of indians by Gen. Harrison at Tippecanoe 7 Nov. iSiiLouisiana admitted, iSth state, 30 Ap. 1S12. 866976.3Indiana admitted. 19th state, 11 Dec. 1S16. 866977.2

yV3-52 ^'^ar of T»[2

War declared iS Jun^ 1812. Treaty of peace 24 Dec. 1814

.';2i Poluical history; causes, results

Hartford convention

. 522 Diplomatic history

023 Special campaigns and battles

1 Campaign m northwestIncludi3 eU west of New York

Surrender of Detroit 16 Aug. 1812

2 Events in northwest 1813-14

3 Campaign in New York, New England and CanadaBattle of Queenstown 13 Oct. 1812

4 Events in New York and New England 1S13

Capture of Fort Niagara 19 Dec.

5 Events in Canada 1813

Capture of Fort George 27 MayBattle of Thames 5 Oct.

6 Events in New York and New England 1S14

Bombardment of Stonington, Conn. 9-12 Aug.

7 Events in Canada 1814

Capture of Fort Erie 3 July

Battle of Chippewa 5 July

Battle of Lundys Lane 25 July

8 Campaign in the south

Battle of Bladensburg 24 Aug. 1814

Burning of Washington 24 Aug. 1814

• Bombardment of Fort McHenry 13 Sep. 1814

9 Events in Louisiana

Battle of New Orleans 22 Dec. 1814-8 Jan. 1815

i;24 Genera! military history

English side

Indian allies

American side in generalDivided lil e 974. Under the number for each state use the book num.bers Ai-Aic for official publications, A2 for lists of soldiers.

South Atlantic states

Divided like 075

Gulf states

Divided like 976

Lake states

Divided Uke 977

973-525 Naval history

I Events of 1812

Constitution and Guerriere 19 Aug.

Wasp and Frolic i3 Oct.

United States and Macedonia 25 Oct.

Constitution and Java 29 Dec.

a Events on inland waters

3 Events of 1813

Hornet and Peacock 24 Feb.

Chesapeake and Shannon i June

Pelican and Argus 14 Aug.

Enterprise and Boxer 5 Sep.

4 Events on inland waters

Battle of Lake Erie 10 Sep.

5 Events of 1814

Essex against Phoebe and Cherub 28 Mar.

Peacock and Epervier 29 Ap.

Wasp and Reindeer 28 June

Wasp and Avon i Sep.

Wasp and Atlanta 21 Sep.

6 Events on inland waters

Battle on Lake Champlain 1 1 Sep.

7 Events of 1S15

Capture of frigate President 15 Jan.

Capture of Cyane and Levant by the Constitution 20 Feb.

Hornet and Penguin 23 Mar.

8 Privateers

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, etc.

See note under 173.5-.

See 369.14 societies of the war of 1812

Prisons, hospivals, etc.

I English prisons. Dartmoor

Personal narratives, vindications, secret service

Illustrative material. Divided like 973.39

Algerine war

James Monroe 4 Mar. 1817— 4 Mar. 1825Horn 28 Ap. 1758; died 4 July 1831

Mississippi admitted, 20th state, 10 Dec. 1S17. 866976.2

Illinois admitted, 21st state, 3 Dec. 1818. 866977.3

Purchase of Florida 25 Feb. 1S19

Alabama admitted, 22d state, 14 Dec 1819. See 976.1

Maine admitted, 23d state, 15 Mar 1820. See 974.1

Missouri compromise. See 326.^73 and 973.7113

Missouri admitted, 24th state, 10 Aug. 1821. 866077.8

Monroe doctrine Dec 1823. 866327.73

Tariff act 22 May 1S24. 866337

Seminole war iSiS

526

.527

.528

.S29

-53

54

541

55 John Quincy AdamsHorn II July 17671 died 23 Feb 1848

Erie canal completed 1825. See 386

Panama congress 1S26. 866341.1

Removal of Creek Indians 1S25-29.

Tariff act 19 May 1S2S. See 337

4 Mar 1825— 4 Mar. 1829

See 970. i

4 Mar. 1829— 4 Mar. 1837

See 337

See 976.4

.561

.562

•57

See 976.

7

See 977.4

973 56 Andrew JacksonBorn 15 Mar. 1767; died 8 June 18,5

Rotation in office. See 351. 6

United States bank. See 332. it

Whig party. See 329.4

Compromise tariff act 3 Mar. 1833.Independence of Texas 2 Mar. 1836.Arkansas admitted, 25th state, 15 June 1836.Specie circular 11 July 1836. See336.73

Michigan admitted, 26th state, 26 Jan. 1837.Nullification. See also ^42.73

Webster and Hayne debate 25-27 Jan. 1830Nullification ordinance, South Carolina 24 Nov. 1832

Black Hawk war 1832

Martin Van Buren 4 Mar. 1837-4 Mar. 1841Born 5 Dec. 1782; died 24 July 1^62

Panic of 1837. See 332

Alton riot 7 Nov. 1837. See 326.973

Burning of Caroline 26 Dec. 1S37

Northeast boundary, Aroostook war, Feb., Mar. iS^gAmistad case 1S39

.571 Second Seminole war 1835-42

58 William Henry HarrisonBorn 9 Feb. 1773; died 4 A?i84i

John TylerBorn 29 Mar. 1790; died i3 Jan. 1862

Dorr's rebellion May-June 1842. See 974.5

Ashburton treaty, northeast boundaryTexas annexation resolution 28 Feb. 1845Florida admitted, 27th state, 3 Mar. 1845

.6 War with Mexico 1845-61

4 Mar. 1841 — 4 Ap. 1841

4 Ap. 1841—4Mar. 1845

.614 Mar. 1845— 4 Mar. 1849

.611

.62

.621

.622

.623

James Knox PolkBorn 2 Nov. 1795; died 15th June 1849

Texas annexed, 2Sth state, 29 Dec. 1845. See 976.4

Wilmot proviso adopted by house 8 Aug. 1846 See also 973.7.13Iowa admitted, 29th state, 28 Dec. 1846. See 977.7

Wisconsin admitted, 30th state. 29 May 1S48. See 977.5

Free soil party; Buffalo convention Aug. 1848. See 329.6

Northwest boundary; Oregon; treaty with England 12 June 1846Mexican war. 1845-48.

War declared 13 May 1846; treaty of peace 30 May 1848

Political history ; causes, results

Annexation of TexasAcquisition of California, Nevada, Utah. Arizona, etc.

Diplomatic history

Special campaigns and battles

Kearny in New MexicoFremont in California

Taylor's campaignOn the Rio GrandePalo Alto 8 May 1846

Resaca de la Palma 9 MayMatamoras iS May

In MexicoMonterey 20-25 Sep. 1846

Buena Vista 22-23 Feb. 1S47

I

2

3

4

573-623

624

.625

.626

.627

.628

,629

63

,64

.65

6 Scott's campaign

^ Vera Cruz 22-29 ^3,v. 1847

Cerro Gordo 17-18 Ap,

8 Battles near Mexico

Contreras 19-20 Aug.San Antonio 20 Aug,Churubusco 20 Aug.

9 Capture of MexicoMohno del Rey 8 Sep.

Chapultepec 12-13 Sep,

Mexico 14 Sep.

General military history

Naval history

War meetings, celebrations, anniversariesSee note under 373.36; also 369.145 Aztec club of 1847

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

Personal narratives

Illustrative material. See note under 973.39

Zachary Tsylor 5 Mar. 1849— 9 July 1850Born 24 Sep. 1784; died 9 July 1850

Inaugural ceremony 5 MarchCompromise of 1850, Omnibus bill, introduced by Henry Clay

29 Jan. 1850. See 326.973 and 973.7113

Millard Fillmore9 July 1850— 4 Mar. 1853

Born 7 Feb. 1800; died 7 Mar. 1874

Clayton -Bulwer treaty 4 July 1850. See 386

California admitted, 31st state, 9 Sep. 1850, See 979.4

Fugitive slave law iS Sep. 1S50. See 326.973

Popular sovereignty, or squatter sovereignty. See 342.73 and 326.97.

Filibustering expeditions to Cuba 1849-51. 866972.91

.66

.67

4 Mar. 1853—4 Mar. 1857Franklin Pierce

Born 23 Nov. 1804; died 8 Oct. 1869

Know-nothing party. See 324.5

Republican party. See 329.6

Com. Perry'sexpedition to Japan 1852-54. See 915.2 and 341.273

Gadsden treaty with Mexico for purchase of southern Arizonaand New Mexico 30 June 1854

Kansas-Nebraska bill 30 May 1854. See 326.973, 978.1 and 978 ^.

Ostend manifesto 18 Oct. 1854. See 972.91

Walker's fiUbuster expedition against Nicaragua 1855. See also 972.85

.68

.69

James BuchananBorn 23 Ap. 1791; died i June 1868

Dred Scott decision 6 Mar. 1857. 866326.973 and 973.7113

Lecompton constitution, Kansas;proslavery 7 Nov. 1857.

Minnesota admitted, 32d state. 11 May 1S58. 866977.6

Oregon admitted, 33d state, 14 Feb. 1S59. See 979.5

John Brown's raid 16-17 Oct. 1859. 866973.7116 and 326.973

Kansas admitted, 34th state, 29 Jan. 1861. 866978.1

4 Mar. 1857—4 Mar. i86i

See 978.1

9737 War of secession 4 Mar. 1861—15 Ap. 1865SUMMARY of 973.7

.71 Political history

.72 Diplomatic history

•73 Special campaigns and battles

.74 General military history

.75 Naval history

,76 Celebratiors

.77 Prisons hospitals

.78 Personal narratives

.79 Illustrative material

Abraham Lincoln 186 j _ jgecBorn i^ Feb. i8og; died 15 Ap. 1865

istterm4Mar. 1861— 4Mar. 1865; 2d term 4 Mar. 1865— 15 Ap. 1865.71 Political history; causes, results

West Virginia admitted, 35th state, 19 June 1S63. See 97,-4

Nevada admitted, 36th state, 31 Oct. 1864. 806979.3.711 Causes

1 Slavery. See also 326

2 Extension of slavery

Annexation of territory

Slavery in the territories

3 CompromisesMissouri compromise 1820. See also 973.54

Wilmot proviso 1 846. See also 973,61

Compromise of 1S50. See also 973.63

4 Abolition movementMurder of Elijah P. Lovejoy 7 Nov. 1837Assault on Charles Sumner by Preston S. Brooks. 22 May 1856

5 Fugitive slaves

Underground railway

Dred Scott case. See also 973.63

6 John Brown's raid. See also 973.68

7 States' rights

8 Tariff See also 337

*7i2 Efforts to preserve peaceCrittenden compromise introduced 18 Dec. i86oPeace conference 4-27 Feb. iSGi

• 7*3 Secession of southern states

South Carolina 20 Dec. i860

Mississippi 9 Jan. 1861

Florida 10 Jan.

Alabama 1 1 Jan.

Georgia 19 Jan.

Louisiana 26 Jan.

Texas i Feb.

Confederate states of America formed 4 Feb.Virginia 17 Ap.Arkansas 6 MayNorth Carolina 20 MayTennessee 8 JureFor constitutional conventions see subdivisions of 34a; proceedings ant-documents ot Confederate Congress and of state legislatures see sub-

divisions of 338.

• 714 Results of the civil warEmancipation proclamation i Jan. 1863. See 326.8

Freedmens bureau. See 361

For tne present condition of negro, see 325.26For negro colony in Africa, Liberia, see 325-6; history of Liberia ^66.6

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5

6

^73-715 Relations of special classes to the civil warClergy and churches. Colleges, students and graduates

.716 Southern side

.717 Unionists in the south

.718 Secessionists in the north

.72 Diplomatic history; relations with other nations

Divided like 940; e. g. 973.722 Relations with England; 973.727 Russia

.721 Diplomatic history of confederate states

Divided like 940; e. g. 973.7214 Relations of confederate states wth France

-73 Special campaigns and battles

General arrangement of topics is based on Official records of the Union andconfederate armies, pub. by the U. S. The indexes of those volumes

can be used as a minute subject index for subdivisions of 973.73

.731 Campaign of 1861

1 Operations in Charleston harbor, S. C. 20 Dec. 1860-14 Ap. 1S61

Bombardment of Fort Sumter 12-14 Ap.

2 Operations in other southern states (see Official records, v. i)

3 Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, 16 Ap.-3i July

Riot at Baltimore, Md. 19 Ap.

Engagement at Big Bethel, or Bethel Church, Va. 10 June

Battle of Bull Run, or Manassas, Va. 21 July

Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian territory 10 May-19 Nov.

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona 11 June-i Feb. 1S62

Kentucky, Tennessee i July-19 Nov.

North Carolina, southeastern Virginia i Aug. -11 Jan. 1862

7 Maryland, northern Virginia, West Virginia i Aug. -17 Mar. 1S62

8 Engagement at Ball's Bluff. Va. 21 Oct.

Action near Edwards Ferry, Va. 22 Oct.

9 S. Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 21 Aug.-ii Ap. 1862

.732 Campaign of 1S62

1 West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana

I Sep. 1S61-12 May 1862

Capture of New Orleans, La. iS Ap.-i May2 Kentucky, Tennessee, north Alabama, southwest Virginia

19 Nov. i86i-4 Mar. 1862

Capture of Fort Henry, Tenn. 6 Feb.

Siege and capture of Fort Donelson, Tenn. 12-16 Feb.

3 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian T. 19 Nov. 1S61 -10 Ap. 1862

Battle of Pea Ridge, or Elkhorn tavern, Ark. 6-S Mar.

4 Southeastern Virginia n Jan. -17 Mar.

Battle of Merrimac and Monitor. See 973.752

North Carolina 1 1 Jan. -20 Aug.

Burnside expedition

Battle of Roanoke island, N. C. 8 Feb.

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona i Feb.-2o Sep.

Kentucky, Tennessee, north Mississippi, north Alabama, south-

west Virginia 4 Mar.-io JuneSiege of Corinth, Miss. 29 Ap.-io June

Battle of Pittsburg Landing, or Shiloh, Tenn. 6-7 Ap.

Peninsular campaign, Va. 17 Mar. -2 Sep.

Siege of Yorktown, Va. 5 Ap.-4 MayBattle of Fair Oaks, or Seven Pines, Va. 31 May-i JuneSeven-days battles 25 June-i July

Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland 17 Mar.-2 Sep.

Battle of Cedar Run, or Cedar (Slaughter) mountain, Va. 9 Aug.

Second battle of Bull Run, or Manassas, Va. 30 Aug.

Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas. Indian T. Dep't of N.W. 10 Ap.-2oNov.

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6

7

Campaign of 1862 continued

I South Carolina. Georgia, middle and east Florida 12 Ap 1862-11 June 1863

I West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana12 May 1S62-14 May 1863

Texas. New Mexico, Arizona 20 Sep. 1S62-14 May 1S63Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama south-

west Virgmia 10 June-31 Oct.West Tennessee, northern Mississippi 10 June.20 Jan 1S63

Battle of Corinth, Miss. 3-4 Oct.North Carolina, southeastern Virginia 20 Aug. 1862-3 June 1S63Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania

3 Sep.-i^ Nov.Battle of South Mountain, Md. 14 Sep.Battle of Antietam, or Sharpsburg, Md. 16-17 Sep

Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama south-west Virginia i Nov. -20 Jan- 1863

Battle of Stone river, or Murfreesboro, Tenn. 31 Dec 1862-3 Jan. 1863

Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania15 N0V.-25 Jan. 1863

Battle of Fredericksburg. Va. 1 1-15 Dec.Campaign of 1863

Missouri. Arkansas. Kansas. Indian territory. Dep't of Nortn-west 20 Nov. 1862-31 Dec. 1863

Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, south-west Virginia 21 Jan. -10 Aug.

Middle Tennessee, or Tullahoma campaign 23 June-7 JulyMorgan's Ohio raid 2-26 July

Mississippi, west Tennessee 20 Jan. -10 Aug.Siege of Vicksburg, Miss. 19 May.4 July

Northern Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland. Pennsylvania26 Jan.-3june

ChancellorsviUe, Va. campaign 27 Ap.-6 MayWest Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louis-

iana. Texas. New Mexico 14 May-31 Dec.Siege of Port Hudson, La. 21 May-8 July

North Carolina, Virginia. West Virginia. Maryland. Pennsvl-vania, Dep't of East 3 June-3 Aug.

Battle of Gettysburg. Pa. 1-3 July

973-735 Campaign of 1863, continued

I South Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 12 June-31 Dec.

Operations on Morris island, S. C. 10 July-7 Sep.

Occupation of Battery Wagner. S. C. 6-7 Sep.

Bombardment of Fort Sumter, S. C, 17 Aug.-3i Dec.

Bombardment of Charleston. S. C. 21 Aug.-3i Dec.

3 North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia. Maryland, Pennsyl-

vania 4 Aug. -3 1 Dec.

Bristoe, Va. campaign 9-22 Oct.

Mine Run, Va. campaign 26 Nov. -2 Dec.

4 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, north

Alabama, north Georgia 11 Aug. -19 Oct.

5 Chickamauga, Ga. campaign 16 Aug. -22 Sep.

Battle of Chickamauga. Ga. 19-20 Sep.

6 East Tennessee campaign 16 Aug. -19 Oct.

7 Kentucky, southwest Virginia. Tennessee, Mississippi, north

Alabama, north Georgia 20 Oct.-3i Dec.

8 Knoxville, Tenn. campaign 4 N0V.-23 Dec.

Siege of Knoxville, Tenn. 17 Nov. -4 Dec,

9 Chattanooga-Ringgold campaign 23-27 Nov.

Battle of Lookout mountain, Tenn. 24 Nov,

Battle of Missionary ridge, Tenn. 25 Nov.

,736 Campaign of 1S64

1 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,

north Georgia i Jan. -30 Ap.

Meridian, Miss, expedition 3 Feb. -6 Mar.

Forrest's expedition into west Tennessee and Kentucky

16 Mar. -1 4 Ap.

Capture of Fort Pillow, Tenn. 12 Ap.

2 N.Carolina. Virginia,W.Va. Maryland, Pennsylvania i Jan.-3oAp.

Expedition against New Berne, N. C. 28 Jan. -10 Feb.

Engagement at Morton's Ford, Va. 6-7 Feb.

Kilpatrick's expedition against Richmond, Va. 28 Feb. -4 Mar.

3 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i Jan. -30 JuneRed river. La. campaign 10 Mar.-22 MayCamden, Ark. expedition 23 Mar.-3 May

4 South Carolina, Florida, Georgia coast i Jan. -13 NovCharleston, S. C. harbor and vicinity

Florida expedition 5-22 Feb.

Engagement at Olustee or Ocean Pond, Fla, 20 Feb.

5 Southeastern Virginia. North Carolina i May-12 JuneEngagement at Proctor's Creek and Drewry's Bluff or Fort

Darling, Va. 12-16 MayOperationson the Bermuda Hundred, Va. front 17 May- 2 JuneEngagement at Petersburg, Va. 9 June

6 Battle of the Wilderness, Va. 5-7 May7 Operations about Spottsylvania Court-House, Va. 8-21 May8 Operations at and about Cold Harbor. Va. 31 May-13 June

9 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania

I May-3 Aug.

Engagement at New Market. Va. 1 5 MayLynctiburg, Va. campaign 26 May-29 JuneBattle of the Monocacy, Md. 9 July

Action near Fort Stevens, D C. 12 July

973-737 Campaign of 1864. continuedt Northern Georgia i May-8 Sep.

Atlanta, Ga. campaignBattle of Atlanta. Ga. 22 July

' Kentucky southwest Virginia. Tennessee, Mississipp, Alabamanorth Georgia i May- 13 Nov.

Engagement at Harrisburg. near Tupelo. Miss. 14-15 JulvOperations in Mobile bay. Ala. 2-23 Aug.Engagement at Allatoona, Ga. 5 Oct.

3 Southeastern Virginia. North Carolina 13 June-31 JulyRichmond. Va. campaignAssaults on the Petersburg lines 15-18 JuneExplosion of the mine and assault on the crater 30 Tulv

4 Louisiana. trans-Mississippi i July-31 Dec.^ > ^

Price's Missouri expedition 29 Aug. -2 Dec5 Southeastern Virginia. North Carolina": Aug.-si Dec

Richmond, Va. campaignExpedition to Fort Fisher. N. C 7-27 Dec

'""'^X.-^Dec^'

^^'' ^''^^ ''''''''''' Pennsylvania

7 Shenandoah valley campaign, Va. 7 Aug..2S NovBattle of Winchester, or the Opequon. Va. 19 SepBattle of Cedar creek. \'a. 19 Oct.

8 South Carolina. Georgia. Florida 14 Nov. .31 DecSavannah, Ga. campaign, or Sherman's march to the sea

15 JN0V.-21 Dec.

9 Kentucky, southwest Virginia. Tennessee, Mississippi Ala-bama, north Georgia 14 N0V..23 Jan. 1S65Battle of Franklin. Tenn. 30 Nov.Battle of Nashville. Tenn. 15-16 Dec.

.738 Campaign of 1865

I Northern and southeastern Virginia. North Carolina WestVirginia, Maryland. Pennsylvania i Jan.-3o June '

Richmond, Va. campaign i Jan.-3 Ap.Expedition to and capture of Fort Fisher. N. C. 3-17 JanAppomattox, Va, campaign 29 Mar. -9 Ap.

Battle of Five Forks, Va. i Ap.Surrender of Gen. Lee 9 Ap.

North Carolina. South Carolina, southern Georgia, east FloridaI Jan. -30 June

Campaign of the Carolinas i Jan. -26 Ap.Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i Jan. -30 JuneKentucky, southwestern Virginia. Tennessee, northern and cen-

tral Georgia. Mississippi, Alabama, west Florida i Tan30 June -^

Wilson's raid from Chickasaw to Selma. Ala. and Macon Ga22 Mar.-24 Ap.

Mobile. Ala. campaign 17 Mar. -4 MayPacific coast i Jan. 1861-30 June 1S65

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4

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7

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9

973-74 General military history

741 Northern side

I Regular army2 Volunteers, quotas

3 Bounties

4 Drafts

5 Negro troops

6 Special armies or corps

Army of th<; CumberlandArmy of the Potomac2d army corps

19lh arm}* corps etc.

7 Special branches or services

CavalryArtillery

EngineersSignal service

Guerrillas

Commissariat

8 General orders

9 Regimental losses

742 Southern side

Guerrillas

743 Foreign elementsDivided like g+o

,744-. 749 Separate states and regimental histories

Divided like 074-979; 97i-7444» ^^assuchusetts; 973.7447. New York. Undereach state arrange bocks by the following book numbers.

A for official publications

A I Adjutant-general's reports

A 2 Lists of soldiers

B-D, General works on the part taken by the state in tne con-

flict

E Histories of cavalr}* regiments

F Heavy artillery

G Light artillery

J-L Infantry

J regiments 1-99

K regiments 100-199

L regiments 200-299

The individual regiment is marked by adding its number after theletter; E 5. 15th regiment of cavalry; K49, ngth regiment of mfantry.'When there are more than q regiments o must be prefixed to thenuaiber f ^r the ist 10 regiments, Ja9 gth regiment of infantry.

For the border states which also had regiments on the confederate sideuse similarly P-S.

P Cavalry ^Q Heavy artillery

R Light artillery

S Infantry

For those states which passed ordinances of secession (see list under973-713) reverse these numbers using E-L for confederate regimentsand P-S for Union regiments.

Special numbers must be arranged for unnumbered and peculiarlv num-bered regiments and companies.

973-75 Naval history

751

752

753

754

755

756

757

.758

.759

.76

.761

I62

.763

.764

.765

766

767

768

During the civil war the navy was mainly used as an auxiliary to thearmy and nearly all naval actions are also described in connectionwith special campaigns and battles 973.73 and its subdivisions.

Events of 1S61

.Hatteras inlet, N. C. 28 Aug. See also 973.7316

Port Royal, S. C. 7 Nov. See also 973.73,9

Belmont, Mo. 7 Nov. See also 973.7315

Trent affair 8 Nov. See also 973.722

Events cf 1862

Fort Henry, Tenn. 6 Feb. See also 973.7332

Roanoke island. N. C. 7-8 Feb.. See also 973.7324

Fort Donelson, Tenn. 14 Feb. See also 973.732a

Monitor and Merrimac 8-9 Mar.Island no. 10, Ky. 16 Mar.-8 Ap. See also 973.7325

New Orleans. La. 18 Ap.-i May. See also 973.7321

Memphis, Tenn. 6 June. See also 973.7325

Events of 1863

Charleston, S. C. 7 Ap. See also 973.7331

Vicksburg, Miss. 16 Ap, See also 973.7343

Grand Gulf, Miss. 29 Ap. See also 973.7343

Events of 1864

P.ed river, La. expedition 10 Mar..22 May. See also 973.7363

Sassacus and Albemarle, Albemarle sound, N. .C. 5 MaySee also 973.7365

Alabama and Kearsarge, off Cherbourg, France 19 JuneMobile bay, Ala. 5-22 Aug. See also 973.7372

Fort Fisher, N. C. 24 Dec, See also 973.7375

Events of 1S65

Fort Fisher, N. C. 14-15 Jan. See also 973.7383

History of special squadrons or shipsAtlantic squadron

^

Gulf squadron

Confederate navyIncluding the history of special squadrons or ships.

AlabamaShenandoahFlorida

Blockade and blockade runningPrivateers

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, commemorationsSee note under ^73.36

For patriotic societies commemorating the civil war see 369.15-17

War meetings

Flags; presentations of flags; Battle-flag day

Monuments, memorials. See also 718

Roll of honor.

Memorial day

List of dead. For national cemeteries, see 719

973.77

771

.772

773

.774

•775

.776

777

778

.78

781

782

783

784

785

7S6

79

791

792

793

794

795

796

797

798

799

a

81

Prisons, hospitals, charities, etc.

Southern prisons, prison life

1 Andersonville

2 Libby prison

Northern prisons

Exchange of prisoners, paroles

For military surgery see 017.91;Medical dep't, surgeons, nurses.

Hospitals, hospital sketches

Charities

1 U. S. sanitary commission2 Sanitary fairs

Soldiers homes, see 362.8

Soldiers orphan asylums, see 362.7

Freedmen's bureau, see 361

Pensions, 351.5

Religious life, chaplains, revivals

I U. S. Christian commission. See also 267.11

Personal narratives, vindication, secret servicePersonal narratives when relating to some special battle or event should

be clast according to their subject

Personal narratives, northern side

Including volumes of G. A. R. papers and Loyal legion

Personal narratives, southern side

Army life

Southern army life, southern home life

Secret service, spies

Southern side

Illustrative materialSee jiote under 973.39

Poetry

DramaFiction

Addresses

Sermons »

HumorPictures

Music

Maps

Later 19th centuryPeriod of reconstruction and civil service reform

Andrew Johnson 15 Ap. 1865—4 Mar. 1869Born 29 Dec. 1808; died 31 July 1875

13th amendment abolishing slavery, adopted i8 Dec. 1S65See 326.8 and 342.739

Fenian invasion of Canada 31 May-2 June 1866. See 971

Nebraska admitted, 37th state, i Mar. 1S67. See 978.2

Cession of Alaska by Russia 20 June 1867

Impeachment of Pres. Johnson Mar.-May 1S6S. See 351.9*,

14th amendment guaranteeing citizenship, adopted 28 July 1S68See 342.739

I865-I9OI

4 Mar. 1869—4 Mar. 1877973-82 Ulysses Simpson Grant

Horn 27 Ap. 1822; died 23 July 1S85

Treaty for annexation of Santo Doming.), signed 29 Nov. iSGg-rejected by senate 30 June 1S70. See 972.93

15th amendment guaranteeing suffrage, adopted 30 Mar. 1870See 324. 1 and 34a. 739

First provision for civil service reform 3 Mar. 1S71. See 35. 6Geneva arbitration award 14 Sep. 1872. See 341.6; .^73.7^^; 973.757Northwestern or San Juan boundary decision. Emperor WMham i

of Germany, arbitrator. 23 Oct. 1872Credit Mobiher investigation Dec. 1872-Feb. 1S73Coinageact 12 Feb. 1873. 866332.47

Modoc war. California, Nov. iS72-June 1S73Financial panic 19-30 Sep. 1873. 866332Virginius incident Oct.-Dec. 1S73Whisky ring 1872-75. 866336.73

Civil rights act i Mar. 1S75

Colorado admitted, 3Sth state, i Aug. 1S76. See 978.S

Centennial exposition. Philadelphia. 10 May-io Nov. 1S76. See6o6Electoral commission, Feb. 1S77

.83 Rutherford Birchard Hayes 4 Mar. 1877-4 Mar. i88iHorn 4 Oct. 1S22; died 17 Jan. 1893

Halifax fishery award 23 Nov. 1S77Bland silver act 2S Feb. 187S. 866332.47

Resumption of specie payment i Jan. 1S79. See 332.5 and ,,6.73

.84 James Abram Garfield 4 Mar. 1881-19 Sep. 1881Born i^ Nov. 1831; died 19 Sep. 1881

Chester Alan Arthur 19 Sep. 1881-4 Mar. 1885Born 5 Oct. 1S30; died 18 Nov. 1886

International cotton exposition 5 Oct.-3i Dec. 1881. See 606Edmund act to suppress polygamy 22 Mar. 1882. See 29S

Pendleton civil service reform act 11 Jan. 1383. See 351.6

.85 Grover Cleveland 4 Mar. 1885-I4 Mar. i88qBorn iS Mar. 1S39

Act regulating the presidential succession 19 Jan. 18S6. See 353.03Mexican war pension act 29 Jan. 18S7. 866351.5Act creating Inter-state commerce commission 4 Feb. 1887. 866385Dependent pension bill vetoed 11 Feb. 18S7. 866351.5Centennial anniversary of Constitution, Philadelphia, Pa.

15-17 Sep. 18S7

Act to establish the Dep t of labor 13 June i838. See 331'

Fisheries treaty, signed 15 Feb. 1888; rejected by senate 21 Aug.1888. Sec 337.9 and 341.273

Act to make Dep't of agriculture an executive dep*t 9 Feb. iSSg,See 630.6 and 353.8

4 Mar, 1889—4 Mar. 1893973-86 Benjamin HarrisonBorn 20 Aug. 1S31

Opening of Oklahoma 2 Ap. 18S9. See 076.6

North Dakota admitted, 3gth state. 2 Nov. 1SS9. See 9-8.4

South Dakota admitted, 40th state, 2 Nov. 18S9. 866978.3

Montana admitted. 41st state, 8 Nov. 1889. 866978.6

Washington admitted, 42d state, 11 Nov. 18S9. 866979.7

International American conference 2 Oct 1889-19 Ap. 1S90See 341.

1

Idaho admitted, 43d state, 3 July 1890. 866979.6

Wyoming admitted, 44th state, 10 July 1890. See 978.7

Sherman silver act, repealing silver act of 1878, 14 July 189aSee 332.47

McKinley tariff act i Oct. 1890. See 337.3

Controversy with Chile Oct. iSgi-July 1892. 866983

Geary Chinese exclusion act 5 May 1892. 866325.251

Bering ::ea arbitration treaty 23 Aug. 1S92

Hawaiian annexation treaty sent to senate 15 Feb. 1893; with-

drawn 9 Mar. 1893. See 996.9

.87 Grover Cleveland, second term 4 Mar. 1893—4 Mar. 1897World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, i May-30 Oct. 1S93. See 6oc

Decision of Bering sea court of arbitration 15 Aug. 1893Voorhees silver act i Nov. 1893. 500332.47

Wilson tariff act 27Aug. 1S94. 866337.2

Income tax law decided unconstitutional by U. S. supreme court

8 Ap. 1S95. See3;6.24

U, S. commission on boundary between Venezuela and British

Guiana appointed i Jan. 1896. See 987

Utah admitted, 45th state, 4 Jan. 1896.

.88 William McKinleyBorn 29 Jan. J8^4

Dingley tariff act 24 July 1S97

Annexation of Hawaii 7 July 1S98

,89 War with Spain

War declared 21 Ap. 1898

Protocol signed 12 Aug. 1898

Treaty of peace signed at Paris 10 Dec. i8;)S; ratified 11 Aprii

1899

.891 Political history; causes, results

Spanish misrule in CubaDestruction of battleship Maine 15 Feb. 1898

.89a Diplomatic history

.893 Special campaigns and battles

Siege of Santiago 22 June-17 July 1S98

Battle of El Caney i July 1S9S

.894 General military history

May be subdivided like 973,74

.895 Naval history

Battle of Manila i May 1898

Sinking of the Merrimac 3 June 1898

Destruction of Cervera's squadron 3 July i8y8.896 War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries

.897 Prisons, hospitals, etc.

.898 Personal narratives

.899 Illustrative materials

See 975-2

4 Mar. 1897

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974

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.12

.14

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lb

.18

.19

North-Eastern or North Atlantic,

land.

Maine.Aroostook.

Somerset. Piscataquis.

Penobscot.

Washington. Hancock.Waldo. Knox. Lincoln,

Kennebec.

Franklin. Oxford.

Androscoggin, Sagadahoc.Cumberland. York.

New Eng' 974.2 Wew Hampshire..21 Coos.

.22 IVhiie MU,

•n Grafton,

24 Carroll. Belknap.

•25 Strafford.

.26 Rockingham.

.27 Merrimac. Sullivan.

.28 Hillsborough.

.29 Cheshire.

3 Vermont.•31 Grand Isle. Franklin. Chittenaen-

•32 Orleans. Essex.

•33 Caledonia. Lemoille.

•34 Washington.

•35 Addison.

36 Orange. Windsor.

37 Rutland.

.38 Bennington.

•39 Windham.

•4 Massachusetts..41 Berkshire.

.42 Franklin. Hampshire. Hampden.

•43 Worcester.

•44 Middlesex.

•45 Essex.

.40 Suffolk. Boston.

.47 Norfolk.

.48 Plymouth. Bristol.

,49 Barnstable. Dukes. Nantucktt.

•5 Rhode Island.

•51 Providence.

•52 Providence city.

-53 Pawtucket.

•54 Kent.

•55 Bristol.

.56 Newport.

•57 Newport city.

.58 Block Island.

59 Washington,

•6 Connecticut..61 Litchfield.

.62 Hartford.

-63 Hartford city.

.64 Tolland. Windham.

.65 New London.

.66 Middlesex.

.67 New Haven.

.68 AWc Haven city.

.69 Fairfield.

974-7

.7*

•73

•74

95

76

•77

.78

•79

.8

JS2

J&9

New York.

New York City,

Vicinity of New York City.

I, Long Island; 2. Kings Co.; 3, Brooklyn; 4. Queens Co.; tSuffolk Co.; 6, Richmond Co., Staten Island; 7, WestchesterCo.; S, Rockland Co.

Southeast counties,

1, Orange, West Point; 2, Putnam; 3, Dutchess; 4. Ulster; 5,Sullivan; 6, Delaware; 7, Green; S, Catskill Mts. ; 9, Columbia.

Middle east counties,

I, Rensselaer, Troy; 2. Albany; 3, Albany City; 4, Schenectady;5, Schohane; 6, Montgomery; 7, Fulton; S, Saratoga; 9.Washington.

Northern counties.

1, Warren,Z«^ George; 2, Hamilton; 3, Essex, Adirondacks ; 4.Chnton, Lake ammplain ; 5, Franklin; 6, St. Lawrence; 7,Jefferson; S, r^^^ Thousand Islands ; 9, Lewis.

North central counties.

I, Herkimer; 2. Oneida; 3, ^7//^^; 4, Madison; 5. Onondaga; 4Syracuse; 7, Oswego; 8, Cayuga; 9, Seneca.

South central counties.

I, Tompkins; 2, Cortland; 3, Chenango; 4, Otsego; 5. Broome;6, Bmghamton; 7, Tioga; S, Chemung; 9, ^/w/>fl.

West central counties.

I. Schuyler; 2, Yates; 3, Steuben; 4, Alleghany; 5, Livingston;6, Ontario; 7, Wayne; S, Monroe; 9, Rochester.

Western counties.

I, Orleans; 2, Genesee ; 3, Wyoming; 4, Cattaraugus; :;, Chautau-qua; 6, Erie; -], Buffalo; 8, Niagara; ^, Niagara Ialls,

Pennsylvania,Southeast counties. Philadelphia and Chester group.

I.Philadelphia; 2, Montgomery; 3, Chester; 4, Delaware; 5, Lan-

caster; 6, Berks; 7, Schuylkill; 8, Dauphin; 9, Lebanon.Eastern counties. Bucks group.

I, Bucks; 2, Northampton; 3, Wayne; 4, Pike; 5, Monroe; 6, Car-bon

; 7, Lehigh.

Northeast counties. Northumberland group.

I, Northumberland; 2, Luzerne; 3, IVilkes-Barre ; 4, Susquehanna;5, Wyoming; 6, Lackawanna; 7, Scranton ; 8, Columbia; 9, Mon-tour.

Southeast central counties. Cumberland group.I, York

; 2, Adams ; 3, Cumberland ; 4, Franklin; 5, Perry ; 6, Mifflin

;

7, Juniata; S, Union; 9, Snyder.

Northeast central counties. East Lycoming group.I, Lycoming; 2.

; 3, Centre; 4, Clinton; 5, Potter;6, Tioga; 7. Bradford; 8.

; 9, Sullivan.

Northwest central counties. West Lycoming group.I, Clearfield; 2, Jefferson

; 3, McKean ; 4, ; 5, Ejk .

6, Cameron; 7, Warren; 8, Forest; 9, Clarion,

Southwest central counties. Bedford group.I, Bedford; 2, Fulton; 3, Huntingdon; 4, ; 5, Blair;

6, Altoona; 7, Cambria; 8,; 9, Somerset.

Southwest counties. Westmoreland group.

I, Westmoreland; 2, Washington; 3, Greene; 4, Fayette; S.Alle-

gheny; 6, Pittsburg\ 7, Allegheny City; 8, Armstrong- 9, Indiana.Northwest counties. Alleghany group.

I, Butler; 2, Beaver; 3, Lawrence; 4, ; 5, Mercer;6, Venango

; 7, Crawford; 8, ; 9, Erie.

974.9•91

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•93

•94

New Jersey.East Jersey,

Northern counties.

I, Bergen; 2, ; 3, Passaic; 4, Paterson; 5,

6, Hudson;"i^Jersey City; 8, Hoboken,

Central counties.

I, Essex ; 2, Newark; 3, Orange: 4, ; ^6, Union

; 7, Elizabeth; 8, Rahway,Southern counties.

I, Middlesex ; 2, New Brunswick; 3,

5, ; 6, Monmouth; 7,

; 4, Somerset*

{ 8, Ocean.

-95

.96

West Jersey.

Central counties.

I, Burlington; 2, ; 3,

5, Mercer; 6, Trenton; 7, Princeton.; 4*

.98

•99

975

975-1

Northern counties.

I, Hunterdon; 2, Raritan; 3, ; 4, Morris; 5, |6, Sussex

; 7, ; 8, Warren.

Upper southern counties.

I.Gloucester; 2, ; 3, ; 4, Atlantic; 5, ;

6, ; 7, Camden ; 8, Camden city.

Lower southern counties.

I, Salem; 2, Salem city : 3, ; 4, Cumberland; 5, Bridge^

^on; 6, ; 7, ; 8, Cape May.

South-Eastern or South Atlantic.Including general works on •' the Soulh."

DelawareArea 2,050 sq. mi.

Population 168,493 in 1890

3 counties

Population.II Newcastle 97 182

• 1 2 Wilmington 61 4J1.14 Kent 32 664

.17 Sussex 38647

975-2 Maryland

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.7

.8

•9

Area 12,210 sq. mi.Population 1,042,300111 1890

23 counties and Baltimore city

Eastern Maryland.221 Worcester

Somerset

Wicomico

Dorchester

Caroline

Talbot

Queen AnneKentCecil

Southern Maryland.241 St Mary

Calvert

Charles

Prince GeorgeAnne ArundelAnnapolisBaltimore (city)

North Central

.271 Baltimore

.274 Harford

Carroll

HowardMontgomeryFrederick

Frederick {Q\\.y)

Western

.291 Washington

HagerstownAllegany 41 57^Cumberland

Garrett 14 213

.223

.225

.227

.231

.232

•234

.236

.23S

.244

.247

.251

•255

.2s6

Population

19747

24155

19930

24 843

19903

1973618461

17471

25 851

15 819

9 860

15 191

26 080

34 C94

.277

.281

.2S4

.287

.288

.292

.294

.295

.297

72 909

25 993

323:616 269

27 1S5

49 512

39 782

District of Columbia.

West Virginia.

Virginia.

North Carolina.

South Carolina.

Georgia.

Florida.

7 604

434 439

S^93

io iiS

J2 72g

976 South Central or Gulf.»

.1 Alabama.

.2 Mississippi.

.3 Louisiana.

4 Texas.

•5

.6 Indian Territory. Oklahoma.

.7 Arkansas.

•8 Tennessee.

.9 Kentucky.

977 North Central or Lake.

.1 Ohio.

.2 Indiana

1809 Indiana territory with present boundaries esiabiishea-°" Indiana admitted

Area 36,350 sq. mi.Population 2,192,40410 189092 counties

1816

.21 Southeast counties

.211 Dearborn

.212 Ohio

Switzerland

.213 Jefferson

.214 Ripley

.215 Franklin

Decatur

Jennings

Scott

Clark

J^ffersonville

Floyd

New Albany.22 Central south counties

.221 Harrison

Washington

Jackson

BartholomewBrownMonroe

.226 Lawrence

.227 Orange

.228 Crawford

.229 Perry

.216

.217

.218

.219

,222

.223

.224

.225

Population

23364

495512 514

24 507

19350

18366

19277

14608' 7833

30259

29458

20 786

18 619

24 139

23 867

10 300

17 673

19 792

14 678

13 941

18 240

10 666

21 osg

Indianag77.23 Southwest counties

Population

.231 Spencer 22 060

.232 Warrick 21 161

.233 Vanderburg 57 809

Evansville

.234 Posey 21 529

.235 Gibson 24 920

.236 Pike 18 544

.237 Dubois 20 253

,238 Martin 13 973Daviess 26 227

.239 Knox 28 044

.24 West central counties

.241 Sullivan 21 877

.242 Greene 24 379

.243 Owen 15 040

.244 Clay 30536

.245 Vigo 50 195

Terre Haute.246 Vermilion 13 i54

Parke 20 296

.247 Fountain 19 558

.218 Montgomery 28 025

.249 Putnam 22 335

.25 Central counties

.251 Morgan 18 643

Johnson 19 561

,252 Marion 141 156

Indianapolis

.253 Hendricks 21 498

.254 Boone 26 572

,255 Clinton 27 370Tipton 18 157

.256 Hamilton 26 123

.257 Madison 36487A ftderson

.25S Hancock 17 829

.259 Shelby 25 454

.i6 East central counties

.261 Rush 19 034

.262 Fayette 12 630

Union 7 006

,263 W^ayne 37 628

Richmond.264 Henry 23 879

.265 Delaware 30 131

Muncie.266 Randolph 28085

.267 Jay 23 478

.268 Blackford 10 461

.269 Grant 31 493

J07S6

30217

^05 43^

1074Z

j6 6o8

^^ 34S

Indiana977.27 Northeast counties

Population

.271 Huntington 27644

.272 Wells 21 514

.273 Adams co iSr

,274 Allen 66 6S0

Fort Wayne 3S 39S.275 Whitley 17 768

.276 Noble 23 359

.277 Dekalb 24307

.278 Steuben 14 473

.279 Lagrange 15 615

.28 Central north counties

.281 Elkhart 39 cot

• .2S2 Kosciusko 28645

.2S3 Wabash 27 126

.284 Miami 25 S23

.2S5 Howard 26 186

,2S6 Cass 31 152

Logansport '3328",287 Fulton 16 746

.283 Marshall ' 23 818

.2S9 St Joseph 42457South Bend 21 Sig

«39 Northwest counties

.291 Laporte 34-145

Michigan City 10 776

.292 Starke 7 339Pulaski II 233

.293 White 15 671

.294 Carroll 20021

.295 Tippecanoe 35 07S

Lafayette ^^24^.296 Warren 10 955

.297 Benton 11 903

Newton 8 S03

Jasper 11 1S5

.rgS porter 18 052

,2f;9 Lake 23 £S6

.322

323

-324

•325

• 326

•327

• 323

329

977-3 Illinois

1809 Illinois territory formed3 Dec. 1818 Illinois admitted

Area 56,650 sq. mi.Population 3,826,35iin 1890102 counties

.31 Cook

Chicago•32 Northeast counties

.321 Lake

McHenryKaneA uroraElgin

DupageWill

Joliet

Kendall

GrundyLasalle

Streator

Dekalb

Boone*ZZ Northwest counties

.331 Winnebago

Rockford-332 Ogle

•333 Stephenson

Freeport•334 Jo Daviess

Carroll

Whiteside

Lee

Bureau

PutnamHenryRock Island

Rock Island (city)

MolineMercer

.34 West central counties

.341 Henderson

Warren.342 AIcDonough.343 Hancock.344 Adams

Quincy•345 Pike

Scott

.346 Morgan

JacksonvilleCass

.347 BrownSchuyler

.348 Fulton

. 349 Knox

.335

.336

.337

•33S

•339

PopulationI TQi 922

2423526 114

65 06

1

2255162 007

12 106

21 024

80 798

27 066

12 293

3993S

2S 710

31 333

25 lOI

IS 320

3085426 187

35 014

47303333841 917

IS 545

987621 281

27467

31 907

61 888

31 000

10 304

32 636

I ogg Sjo

15 963II 951

16 013

43 no38 752

jg688

?j 264«

II 4^4

10 i8g

12 000

31 494

^^ 93S

Illinois

977-35 Central countiesPopulation

.351 Stark 9 982

Marshall 13653.352 Peoria 70378

Peoria (city) 41 024

-353 Woodford 21 429

-354 Tazewell 29 556

.355 Mason 16 067

Menard 13 120

.356 Sangamon 61 195

Springfield 24g6j.357 Logan 25 489

.358 Macon 380S3

Decatur 16841

Dewitt 17 on.359 McLean 63 056

Bloomingion 20 4J4.36 East central counties

.361 Livingston 38455

.362 Ford 17035

.363 Kankakee 28 732

•364 Iroquois 35 167

.365 Vermilion 49905Danville II 4gi

.366 Champaign 42 159

.367 Piatt 17 062

Moultrie 14 431

.368 Douglas 17 669

•369 Edgar 26787.37 Southeast counties

.371 Clark 21 899

.372 Coles 30093

-373 Cumberland 15 443

.374 Jasper •18 188

-375 Crawford 17283

.376 Lawrence 14693"T •-»

•3/ / Richland 15 019

.378 Wabash II 866

.379

I Edwards 9 4442 Wayne 23 806

3 Jefferson 22 590

4 Marion 243415 Clay 16 772

6 Effingham 193587 Fayette 233678 Shelby 31 191

Illinois

977. 3S

'39

Southwest counties

.381 Christian

.382 Montgomery

.383 Macoupin

.384 Greene

.385 Calhoun

Jersey

.386 Madison

Alton.38 7 Bond

Clinton

.38S Washington

.389 St Clair

BcllevilU

East St LouisSouthern countier

• 39^ Monroe.392 Randolph

393 Perry

•394 Franklin

.395 Hamilton

.396 White

.397 Gallatin

.398 Hardin

•399

Population

3'>53i

30003

40380

23 791

7652

14S10

51 535

1455017411

19 262

66 571

1 Pope2 Saline

3 Williamson

4 Jackson

5 Union

6 Johnson

7 Massac

8 Pulaski

9 Alexander

Cairo

12948

25 049

17529

17 138

17800

25 C05

14935

7234

14 016

1934222 226

27809

2154915 013

ir 313

"35516 563

io2g4

IS J6g

ios^4

977.4 Michigan

,41

.42

43

1805 Organized as separate territory

1837 AdmittedArea 78.915 so. miPopulation 2,093,889 in 1890

84 counties

Lower peninsula

Southwest counties

Berrien

Cass

Van BurenAllegan

Otta\fra

Barry-

Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo (city)

411

412

413

414

415

416

417

418

419 St JosephCentral south counties

421 Branch

422 Calhoun

Battle Creek423 Eaton

424 CHnton

425 Shiawassee

426 Ingham

427 Lansing42S Jackson

Jackson (city)

429 Hillsdale

Southeast counties

431 Lenawee

432 Monroe

433 Wayne434 Detroit

435 Washtenaw436 Livingston

437 Genesee

438 Oakland

439 Macomb

Population

41 285

20953

30 541

38961

35 35S

237S3

39273

25 356

26 791

43 501

32 C94

2650930 952

37 66C

45 031

30 663

48 44S

32 337

257 114

42 210

20 S5S

39 430

41 245

31 813

44 Southeast central counties

441 St Clair 52 105

Port Huron442 Lapeer 29 213

443 Sanilac 32 5S9

444 Huron 28 545

445 Tuscola 32 50S

446 Saginaw 82 273Saginaw (city)

447 Bay 56412Bay City

West Bay City

.448 Midland

.449 Grat ot

1065728 668

n sss

^3m

1 r I02

20 ygS

20J 876

n54S

46322

22 g8i

Michigan977-45

.46

.47

-•8

Southwest central counties

Population

.451 Isabella 18 784

.452 Mecosta 19697

.453 Montcalm 32 637

.454 Ionia 32 80T

.455 Kent 109 922

.456 GrandRapids 60 2yS

.457 Muskegon 40 013

Muskegon{si\X.s) 22 yo2.458 Newaygo 20 476

.459 Oceana 15 698

Northwest central counties

.461 Mason 163S5

.462 Manistee 24 230

Manistee{ city) 12 812

.463 Benzie 5 237Leelanaw 7 944

.464 Grand Traverse 13 355

.465 Kalkaska 5 160

.466 Missaukee 5 048

.467 Wexford II 278

.468 Lake 6 505

.469 Osceola 15 630Northeast central counties

.471 Clare 7558

.472 Gladwin 4 2o3

.473 Arenac 5683

.474 Iosco 15224•475 Ogefnaw 5 5S3

,476 Roscommon 2 033

.477 Crawford 2 962

.478 Oscoda I 904

.479 Alcona5 409

Northern counties

.481 Alpena 15 581.

.482 Presque Isle 4687,483 Montmorency 1487.484 Otsego 4272.485 Antrim 10413.486 Charlevoix 9 686

J487 Cheboygan II 986.488 Emmet 8 756

.489 Manitou 860

Michigan977.49 upper peninsula

Population

.491 Chippewa 12 019

.492 Mackinac 7830• Luce 2455

•493 Alger I 238

Schoolcraft 5 818

.494 Delta 15 330

.495 Menominee 33 639Menominee (city)

Dickinson Formedafter 1890

.496 Marquette

Ishpeming39 521

.497 Baraga 3 036

Iron 4432.498 Gogebic 13 166

Ontonagon 3 756

.499 Houghton 35 389

Keweenaw 2S94Isle Royale 135

10 6jo

II igr

.5 Wisconsin,

.6 Minnesota.

.7 Iowa.

.8 Missouri.

978 Western or Mountain.Including general works on " the West."

Kansas.

Nebraska.

South Dakota, including works on Dakota as a wnoie.*

North Dakota.

Montana.

7 Wyoming,

8 Colorado.

9 New Mexico.

979 Pacific.

1 Arizona.

2 Utah.

3 Nevada.

4 California.

5 Oregon.

6 Idaho.

7 Washington.

8 Alaska.

New Granada. Ecuador.

980 South America.• 981 Brazil.

982 Argentine Republic. Patagonia.

983 Chile.

984 Bolivia,

985 Peru.

986 U. S. of Colombia.

987 Venezuela.

988 Guiana.

989 Paraguay. Uruguay.

990 Oceanica. Polar Regions.991 Malaysia.

.1. Borneo; .2, Celebes; .3, Moluccas or Spice Islands; .4, PhilippineIslands.

992 Sunda.

.1, Sumatra; .2» Java.

993 Australasia.

.1. New Zealand; .2. New Caledonia; .3, Loyalty Islands; ^ NewHebrides; .5, Solomon Islands; ^ New Britain, New Ireland: 7Aomjralty Islands.

994 Australia.

.i,Western Australia;. 2, South Australia; .3, Queensland ; .4, New SouthWales; .5, Victoria; .6» Tasmania,

New Guinea.

Polynesia.

.1, Fiji, Friendly and Navigator's Islands; .2, Society. Austral and Cook'sIslands; .3, Marquesas Islands and Low Archipelago; .4, MinorPolynesian Islands; .5, Micronesia; .6, Caroline and Pelew Islands*..7. Ladrone Islands

; .8. Marshall and GUbert Islands; .9, Hawaii.

995

996

997

998

999

Isolated Islands.

Arctic Regions.

Antarctic Regions.

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BELATIY SUBJECT INDEXAagesen, Svend, Danish miscellany 839.8812Abacus arithmetic 511.2Abattoirs architecture 725.28

pubb'c health 614.741

sanitary engineering 628.549Abbassides history

Abbeville, treaty of inter, lawAbbeys architecture

history

Abbot of misrule customsAbbots monastic ordersAbbreviations English pahtography 421.S

Greek palaeography 4S1.S

Latin palaeography' other languages

literary methods

shorthand

Abchasian language

Abdication absolute monarchyconstitutional history

** monarchy 321.7Abdomen anatomy 611.95

surgery 617.55Abduction criminal law 343Abecedarians christian sect. 284.3Abelard medieval philosophy 189.4

956

341.2

726.7

271

394

271

471.8

029

653

494

321.6

342

Abelian functions

"Aberdeen, Scotland, history" "

travels

Aberration, astron.

chromatic

mental

corrections

"Optics

disease

hospitals

insanity

optics

517.36

941.25

914.125

5^^-94

535-4

616.8

362.2

132

535-3

347-6

233-4

591. 161

576.1

581. 161

9S2

spherical

Abeyance

Ability, human, doctrine

Abiogenesis animals

biology

plants

Abipones history

Abjuration, oath of religious history 2S3.42Ablative Latin syntax 475.5Ablaut English orthography 421.2

German orthography 431.2' Other languages

Ablution Anglican ritual

Abnormal development of embryolabor obstetrics

Alio, peace of treaties

Abode of animals, gzog. distrib,

habits

Abolition political science

U. S. history

Abolitionists* lives

Aborigines Amer. antiquities

264.035

617.3

61S.5

341.2

591.9

591.52

326.8

973.7114

923.6

9^3-7

Aborigines Amer. history 970.J

ethnology 572.97prehistoric archaeology 571

Abortion ethics1 73.4

law 343pathology of pregnancy 618.39

About, E. F. V. French fiction

Abrasions surgery

Abraxas gems

Gnostics

Abridged notation

mod. analyt. geom.Abridging literary methods

shorthand

Abridgments English law

U. S. law' Abruzzo, Italy, history

travels

Abscess surgery

in lungs diseases

Absent-mindedness philosophy

Absenteeism Irish history

Absolute geometry" The, ontology

Absolution sacrament

Absolutism

predestination

Absorbent system animals

plantsAbsorbing wells, sanitation

Absorption heat physics

hygiene

liquids physics

light optics

physiologyAbstinence asceticism

temperance

Abstraction philosophy

Abstracts of titles law

Abutments bridges

'Abyssinia history

language

Academic degrees and costumesermons

Academicians, biography of

Academies architecture

female

learned general societies* of special subject see subject

national general societies 060* of special subject see subject

S43.86

617,13

736

273-J

516.52

029.4

653

346.5

345-5

94571

9M-57I

617.23

616.244

151-4

941-5

III

265.6

321.6

234-9

59113

628.542

536-34

613.63

532-7

535-3

612.38

248

17S.2

^53-3

347.2

624.1

95}

49^-S

37S.2

252.5

920.6

727.2

376-9

060

private

public, history

theory

scientific

Academy, New

373

379

379-17

506

1S6.2Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(407;

AcademyAge

Academy Older, Plato* Acadia, Nova Scotia, history

Acalepha zoologyAcanthaceae botany

Acanthocephala parasites

Acarnania, Greece, ancient history 938.3Acceleration of the moon 5^3-33^Accent pronunciation Eng. language 421.6

184

971.6

593-73

583.86

616.966

INDEX

Acida

prosody "

Accession dept. library admin.

Accessories, architectural

Accidence English language' other languages

Accident insurance

Accidents dangerous occupations 613.66

r medicine 617.

1

to miners 622.85

police measures 351-74protection of public 6r4.8

613.11

426.1

025.2

729.9

425.1

368.4

Acclimation hygiene

Acclimatization of animals

evolution591-52

575-3

573-4

136.2

581.52

343

788.9

233-4

657

manmental influence

plants

Accomplices criminal law

Accordeon music

Accoimtability doctrine

Accounts, book-keeping

library admin,

supervision of building 692.;

Accoutrements military science 355Accubation social customs

Accumulation capital

Accumulators, electrical engin.

science

Accusative etymolog)-, Greeketymology, Latin

* other languages

syntax, Greek

syntax, Latin

* other languages

Acephala zoology

Acetates diuretics

Acetylenes organic chemistry

Achaia, Greece, ancient history

Achaian iengue, '* "

Achlamydosporeae botanyAchiorophyllae botanyAchromatism optics

Acid poisons therapeutics

02;. I

394.1

331

621.35

537.84

482.5

472.5

485:5

475-5

waters

Acids

594-1

615.761

547.23

93S.7

93S.08

58394

589.9

5354615.921

622.57

615-7343

mming engineenng

aids to digestion

chemical technology 661.2

disinfectants 614.484

fixed materia medicaei5.34

organic chemistry 547.7theoretical chemistry 541.4

Acology

Aconite

vegetable drugs

medicine

botany

economic botany

nedicines

poisons

therapeutics

615-338

615.5

583. in581.6

615.323111

615.9S

6i5.7'6

Acoustics, applications to architecture 534.84

Acrididae

Acrobats

Acropolis

Acrostics

Actinaria

Acting

Actinism

Actinozoa

Actions

Actors* lives

Acts and resolves

music

entomology

amusements

ethics

architecture

Grecian antiquities

English languagezoology

ethics

theater

optics

photography

zoology

legal procedure

781.1

595-73

791

175.1

722.8

9i3-3''^5

828

593-65

175-3

792

535-85

771

593-6

347-9

927.92

345-1

346.1

Am. statutes

Eng. -

Acts of learned societies general 060*

tor special subjects see topic

legislative bodies, U. S. 345.1

Acts of the Apostles

Acupuncture therapeutics

Acute diseases

Ad valorem duty customs

Adages English literature^ other literatures

folk-lore

Adam, Onkle Swedish fiction

Adam de la Halle Erench dramaAdamites heresy

Adams, J: presidency of

J: Q- "

' Adana, Asiatic Turkey history

Addison,J., Eng. essays

Addison*s disease

Addition arithmetic

Addresses and petitions control of

admin.^ on special topics see topic

Addressing machines printing 655.36

Adhesion physics 539-2

^Adirondacks history 974-753^Adjective forms, etymol, Eng. lang. 422.6

inflection ** " 425,16^ syntax •* " <25.6^ other languages

226.6

615.S14

616

336,26

828

398.9

839-7364

S42.1 J

2739

973-44

973-53

956.4

824.5:^

616.45

511.2

351-97

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior fi^^ures refer to the tables at theend of thi8 index.

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INDEX AcademyAge

Adjutages 532-52 Aerial erosion, geology S5J-37

Adjutant General's reports, U. S, 353-6 navigation 533-6

Administration, library 025 Aerodynamics 533of medicines, therapeutics 615.6 Aerolites astronomy 523-5^

political sci. 350 geology 5526Administrative action, subjects of 351-7 Aeronautics 533-6

buildings, architec,- Aerophytes lichens 589.1

ture 725-1 orchids 584-15

control 351-91 .^schines Greek oratory 885.5

law 350 ^schylus " drama 882.1

reform 351-6 ^sop " fsMes 888.6

Administrator 347-6 Esthetics 701

Admirals' lives 923.5 architecture 720.1

Admiralty Knglish navy 354427 i^thiopia ancient history 939-78f< eign countries 354 " ^tna " Latin poem 871.7

Admiralty Islands history 993-7 j^tolia ancient history 938-3Admiralty law 347-7 i^tolian league Greek history 938.0a

Admission school 371.21 Affections 157Adobe masonry 693.22 Affidavits 347-94Adolphus German history 943.026 Affinity chemical 541-3

Adoption family law 347-6 family law 347-6Adoptionists heresies 273-9 Affixes English language 422.2

Adult mortality public heaUh 614.134 ^ other languagesAdulterations, chemical analysis 543 Affliction

" technology 660 *Afgham language 491.58public health 614.3 'Afghanistan history 958

Adultery ethics 176.6 travel 915.8

law 343 'Africa 960Adults, reformatories for, architecture 725.63 antiquities 913.6Ad valorem duty taxes 336.26 botany 581.96

protection 337 geology 556Advent Anglican festivals 264.031 statistics 3«6

Second christology 232.6 travels 916Adventists, Second sect 2S9.3 * other topics see table I

Adventures l)iography 923-9 Africa, North history 961travels, etc. 910 travels gi6.t

Adverbs, etymology Eng. lang. 422.9 'Africa, North Central, history 966 .

^ other lang. ' Propria, ancient " 939.73syntax Eng. lang. 425-9 ' South Central, " 967

' other lang. African colonization, sociology 325-6Adverse possession law 347-2 history 960Adversity pauperism 339 languages 496Advertisements building 692.4 Ethiopic 492.8Advertising 659 Hamitic 493

newspaper directories 016.07 Methodist church 287,8publishing 655-55 mortality public health 614.144

Advocacy 347.92 slave trade 326.1Advocates, Faculty of 347-06 Agamogenesis animals 591.165

lives 9234 Age, influence of therapeutics 615.54Advowsons canon law 348 mental characteristics 136.1;

^diles Roman antiquities 913-37 Age of animals 591-139^Ifric Anglo Saxon liL 829.6 man 612.69^olian harp music 7«7-5 natural hist, of man 573-3^olic dialect Greek language 4S7.921 statistics 3:2Aerated bread 643 pupils 379-14

waters hygiene 613-3S the world 5 SO-

1

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of thiA index.

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AgeAlpine

Age of voters

Aged, homes for architecture

hospitals for

Agents, consular

external therapeuticsgeological

law

Ages, archaeological

geological

Agglutination philology

Agiotage stock exchangeAgnosticism natural theology

philosophyAgnostics religious heresyAgnus Dei musicAgrarian laws political science

Roman historyAgreements building

ethics

lawAgricola, M. German poetryAgricultural botany

chemistry

classes pol. econ.

colonization

colleges

geology agriculture

econ. geol.

implementslaw

pests

" zoology

products pol. econ.

societies

system pol. econ.

INDEXINDEX

324.1

725.56

362.6

341.8

615-77

551.9

347.4

571

551.7

401

332.6

211

M9-7273.S

783.22

333

937

692.4

174.7

347.4

831.41

581.6

Air ducts

engines

gun

hygiene

ventilation697.9

mech. engineering 621.4military engineering 623.4mechanic trades

631

.1 :'^

Agriculture

administration

cooperative

Department cf

Indians

rent of landAgrippa medieval philosophy*Aguasca]ientes, Mexico historyAgue diseases

Aid societies charitable associations

cooperationAid to the injured*Aidin, Asia Turkish historyAids to digestion therapeutics

readers library economy*Ain, France history

Air analysis chemistry

baths, hot, hygienebrakes railroad engineeringcompressore mech. engineeringdisinfection contagious diseases

Topics in black face type are «ub-

33I-S

325

6307

631

553.6

630

347.::

632

591.69

338.1

630.6

330.'

630

334.6

630.6

970.6

333.5

189.5

972.4

6 1 6.936

361

334

614.SS

956.2

615734028

944-4

543.7

613.46

625.2

621.5

614.48

clivideci.

public healthin towns public healthmeteorology

passages, anatomydiseases

I)hysiology

plants lichens

orchids

pneumaticspollution, by cemeteries

public healthpressure of meteorologypumpspaces public healthventilation

Airways mining engineeringAiry's theory geodesy'Aisne, France history

Aix-la-Chapeile inter, congress

treaties

Akenside, M. English poetry'Alabama, U. 8. history

travel

Alabama privateers

Alabama claims, arbitration

England

international lawneutrals

United StatesAlamanni, L. Italian poetryAlarcon y Mendoza .Span, dramaAlarms, fire local government

protection of publicsignals

'Alaska history

purchase U. S. history

travel

'Albania, Asia, ancient history

Turkey modern history

travelsAlbany city history

Co., N. Y., historyAlbert I. German history

II.

NVanza travels

'Alberta, Canada historyAlbert!, L. B. Italian essaysAlbertypes

Alberus. Erasmus, German poetryAlbigenses persecutions

sect

683

613.

1

614.7

614.78

551-5

61 1.2

616.2

612.29

589.1

584.15

533

614.65a,

614.7

551-54

533-5

614.781

628.8

622.45

526.14

944-34

341.

1

341-2

821.62

976.1

917-61

341.3

341-6

942.08

341

341-3

973-722

851.36

862.34

352-3

614.842

6547

979.8

973.81

917.98

93956949-6

914.96

974743

974-742

943026

943028

916.76

971.23

854.21

774S3 '-43

272.3

284.4

Albigenses

Albinism

Albuminoids

Alchemy

Alciphron

Alcohol

secular history

animals

dermatology

physiology

Greek letters

hygiene

narcotic poisons

stimulants

Alcoholic liquors, manufacture

temperancediseases

organic chemistry

Mohammedanismmoral government

American fiction

lib. econ.

zoology

organic chemistry

local governmentrare printing

Alcoholism

Alcohols

Alcoran

Alcott, A. B.

L. M.

Alcoves

Alcyonaria

Aldehydes

AldermenAldine editions

Aldrich, T. B. American fiction

Aleardi, A. Italian ))oetry

Alembert, J. le R. d' French essays 844.53

944.023

59<-i57

616.55

612.39S

540.1

886.2

613.81

615.964

615.711

663

178

616.861

547-3

297

371.5S

S13.41

022.4

593.62

547-5

352-0

094

813-44

S51.81

Alimentary canal physiology

Alimentation, forced hygiene

Alimony law

Alismaceas botany

AgeAlpine

612.3

613.23

347.6

584.72

end of this index.

(410)

Superior figures refer to the tables at the

'Aleppo, Asia, Turkish history

Ales manufacture

'Aleutian islands history

Alexander II. Russian **

Alexandria, ligypt ancient history

modern "

travels

Alexandriafi library

philosophy

Alfieri, V. Italian drama

Alfonso X. Spanish literature

XI.

XII. Spanish history

Alfred the Great, Ang. Sax. iit.

Algae

Algarotti, F. Italiai. pc*t?t>j

Algebra

higher

Algebraical logic

'Algeria, Africa, history

'Algerine war

U. S. history

Algiers, Africa history

travels

Alhambra architecture

history

Alien laws

Aliens international law

owners of land, pol, econ. 333.4

naturalization 325.1

Alighieri, Dante Italian poetry •^5''i5

Alimentary canal human anat. 611.

3

Topics in black face type are bub-divided.

956.8

663-3

979.S

947.08

932

962.1

916.21

027.032

1S6.4

S52.64

868.11

868. 1

4

946.08

829.7

589.3

851.58

512.8

164

96s965

97353965

916.5

723

946.8

341-5

341-5

Alkalies chemical technology 661.3

chemistry 546-31

Alkaline earths chemistry 54^-4

poisons therapeutics 615.922

waters econ. geology 553-71

Alkaloid drugs materia medica 615.336

Alkoran Mohammedanism 297

All-fools* day customs 394All-Hallows' eve customs 394All-Saints, feast of, Anglican festival 264.031

All Souls '* " '* *•

'Alleghany Co., N. Y., history

mountains travels

Allegiance English private law

international law

naturalization

^Allegories English literature

religious

Allegretto orchestral music

Allegro orchestral music

Alliance, Evangelical

Holy treaties

Alliances international law

^Allier, France, history

Alligation arithmetic

Alligators

264.031

974.784.

917.5

347-1

341-5

325.^

828

244

785.1

785.1

206

341.2

341.2

944.57

511.S

598.14

Alliterative poems, English poetry 821.

i

Allodium 333.3

347-2

615.5

541-7

333-5

671.

551-35

5-9.5

5*8

310

land ownership

law

Allopathy medicine

Allotropism chemistry

Allotment system

Alloys

Alluvium geology

Almanacs, general

nautical

statistical

Almqvist, K: J. L. Swedish poetry 839.7166

Alms ethics 177-7

Almshouses^ 362.5

architecture 725-55

pauperism 339Aloes poisons 61 5.93

Alpes Maritimes, France history 944.94

Alphabet elementary education 372.4

English orthography 421.

i

3 other languages

Alphabetico-classed catalogs

^Alphabets philology

urnamentai design

Alphen, H, van Dutch poetry

Alpine plants botany

Superior figures refer to tlie tables at theend uf thit» index.

(41

019

4"745

839-3147

581.9494

V

Alpine

Aneurism

Alpine travels

Alps history

'Alsace-Lorraine, Germany history

Alsineas botany

Alsop, George American satire

Richard ** poetry

Altar cloths sacred ornamentsAltars architectural accessories

ecc'.esiology

Alt-azimuth instruments

Alternate generation zoology

Altitude imponderable remediesAltruism ethics

Aluminium inorganic chemistry

metallurgy

biography

universal language

Spanish history

Amadis de Gaula Spanish fiction

Amalgamation, metallurgy

Amalgams manufactures

Amarantaceae botanv

Amarvllides

Amateur manuals mech, trades

theatricals anmsements

ethics

Amaurosis diseases of eye

Amazon river, travel

Amazons customs

Ambassadors international law

political science

geology

jewelry

mineralogy

Italian dramaantiquities

mythology

INDEX

AlumniAlwato

Amadeus

Amber

Ambra, F. d*

Ambrosia

Ambrotype

Ambulances

for contagious diseases

Amendments U. S. constitution

'America, Central history

travel

discovery of

history

North botany

geology

history

statistics

travel

Other topics see table i.

Norwegian history 94S.02

Russian, history 979.S

travels 917.9S^ South, history 980

travel gi8

Vopics In black face type are sub

914.94

949.4

943-44

583-154

817.12

811.25

247.7

729.91

246.6

522.42

591.163

615-835

17 1.

8

546.66

669.7

378

40S.9

946.0S

863.22

669.2

671

583-913

584.25

680

793

175.2

617.73

918.1

396.9

341.7

327

553-29

391.7

549-8

852.35

913-38

292

772

614.881

614.882

342.731

972.8

917.28

973-1

970

581.97

557

970

317

917

American and Eng. private lawAmerican Antiquarian society

antiquities

art galleries

bibliography

biographical diet,

colleges

colonies history

constitution

constitutional history

cyclopedias

Independence, U. S. hist.

Indians

languages No. Am.So. Am.

literature

painting

party

periodicals

philosophers biography

philosophy

poetry

poets' lives

political parties

P. E. church

Rebellion history

revolution

slavery

statutes law'Americana history

Americanisms

Ames, Fisher, American oratory

^Amharic languageAmherst College

Amic acids organic chemistryAmicis, Edmondo de Ital. misc.

Amids organic chemistryAmiens, Peace of treaties

Amines organic chemistryAmmergau passion play theatre

347

9*37

913.7

708.1

0157920.07

378.7

973-2

342.731

342.739

031

973.313

970.1

497

49S

810

759-1 *

329-5

051

921.

1

igi

8x1

928.11

329

283.7

973-7

973-3

326

345

970

427.9

815.22

492.8

378-744

547-8

858.82

547-8

341.24

547.8

792Ammirato, Scipione Italian essays 854.46Ammonia

AmmoniumsAmmunition

Amnesty

AmnionAmory, T.

Amos, Book of, I3ible

Ampelideas botany

chemical technology 661,3salts chem. tech. 661.5stimulants 615.711organic chemistry 547.8military engineering 623.4

341.3pregnancy

English humor61S.37

827.62

224.8

583-279

597.6

-(Uvided,

end of this index.

(4121

AmphibiansAmphictyonic council.Grecian history 938Amphitheatre antiquities 913376

architecture 722.7Amputation surgery 617.94Superior figures refer to the tables at the

'Amsterdam history

travels

Amusement or play hygiene

Amusementsethics

^AnaAnabaptists

of laboring classes

Sunday

English literature

sects

Anacardiacex botany

Anacreun Greek poetry

Ahxsthesia diseases

Anx'-thetics therapeutics

English literature

pseudonymstherapeutics

Analogous projections descri. geom. 515.2

Analogy comparative anatomy 591.4

^Anagrams

Analgesics

949.2

914.92

613-74

790

175

33»-84

263.6

828

284.3

583.292

884.3

616.856

615.781

828

014

615-7S3

English language

other languages

422.1

Analysis

169

581.4

219

543-7

511.5

logic

plants

theology

air chemistry

arithmetic

blowpipe chemistry 544.3

botanical 582

chemical 543combinatory algebra 512.5

diophantine algebra 512.23

grammar English 425.3

other languages

logic 160

microscopical 578

milk, adulterations 614.321

mineralogy 549*1

qualitative, chem. 544quantitative, chem. 545soil hygiene 614.771

sounds acoustics 534-4

spectrum astronomy 522.67" chemistry 544.6" optics 535-84

water biol. hygiene 613.34

chemistry 543-3

micros, hygiene 613.33

Analysts, public adulterations

Analytical chemistry

geometrytrigonometry

'Anam, Asia history

travel

Anarchists socialism

Anastatic printing

Anatomy, art

comparative animals

614.3

543

516

5'4.5

959.8

915.98

335

655

743

591.4

INDEX Alp.ne

Aneurism

Anatomy comparative plants 581.4

descriptive animals 591.7

plants 581.7

human 611

laws public health 614.22

pathological 616.073

regional 6119vivisection ethics* '79.4

Anaxagoras Greek philosophers 1S2.8

Anaximander, " "1S2.1

Anaximenes, **•*

182.1

Ancelot, J, A. F. P. French drama S42.74

Ancestry evoUition

genealogy

mental science

spiritual heredity

traductionism

Anchor ice occurrence in nature

Anchors plumbing

Ancient architecture

countries description

customs

customs and costumegeography desc.

history

law

mapsmusic

philosophers* lives

philosophies

sculpture

therapeutics

Ancients, council of French legisla-

ture

French revolution

'Andalusia, Spain history

travel

Andante orchestral music

Andersen, H. C. Danish fiction

Andersonville ])rison

Andes, description

Andesite lithology

Andocides Greek oratory

Andorra

Andrea, J. V. German poetry

Andreini, G. Italian drama

Andrieux, F. G. J. S., French drama 842.65

Andronicus, Livius Latin drama 872.1

Anecdotes legal 340-95 miscel. Eng. lit, 828

jjersonal, see biography

religious 244

on spec, topics, see subject.

Anemometer meteorology 55 '-5*

Aneroid barometer physics 533-4

Aneurism pulmonary disease 616,247

575-^

929.1

1 f > -t

129.2

55f-3>

696.7

722

9133

9133

390

9113

930

349-3

912.3

781.8

921.9

180

732

615.S9

32S.44

944.045

946.S

914.68

785.1

839.S364

U. S. history 973.7711

918

552.26

8S5.1

946.7

831.47

852-53

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the*

end of this index.

AneurismA poda

Aneurism surgery

Angels

Angevin architecture RomanesqueAngina pectoris diseases

Angiocarpae botany

Angiulieri, C. Italian satire

Angle, facial craniology

visual physiological optics

Angles, measurement of astron.

crystallography

' Anglesey history

Anglican biography-

brotherhoods

chant music

church

creed

missions

ordination

INDEX

617.41

^3S

723-44

6i6.i2

5S9.16

857-13

573-7

535-7

526.93

54S.7

942.91

922.3

271.8

7S3.5

283

266.3

262.17

persecutions by Eng. hist. 942.055

by relig.

" of Eng.

of relig.

relig. hist, of Eng.ritual

sisterhoods

Anglicisms English languageAngling

Anglo-Catholics

Anglo-Saxon historv

homilies

• language

literature

poetry

Anglomania customs* Angola, Africa historv

'Angora, Asia Turkish history

Angouleme, House of Fr. history

Angular perspective geometry

drawing' Anhalt, Germany historv

Anharmonics, geometry

analytical geometry 516.56

272.7

942.054

272.6

274.2

264.03

27 1.98

427

799

283

942.01

829.5

429

829

829. z

390

9673

9563944-02S

515.61

742

943-19

5'3-56

Anhydrides organic chemistry

Anhydrous silicates mineralogy

sulphates mineralogy

Aniline, colors, chemical technolocv

Animal chemistry

diseases commun. to manelectricity

food hygiene

forms, decoration in relief

painted decoration

heat physiological zoology 591.1

1

physiology 612.5

hygiene public health 614.9

intelligence zoology 591.5

547.7

549.61

549-75

667.2

547

614-93

134

613.2S

729.52

729.42

Animal irritant poisons, therapeutics 615.94kingdomlife, painless e.\tinction of

magnetism

oils chemical technoloirv

parasites diseases

plagues veterinary med. 619

psychology, zoology 59i-5r

substances, chemical analysis 543.9trades air pollution 614.74worship, non-Christian re-

590

614.971

>34

665.2

616.96T

ligions

Animalculae

Animals agents of geol. workand plants differences

care of, animal hygiene

cruelty to ethics

dead air pollution

domestic

infect, diseases

evolution

feeding of animal hygiene 614.95

geographical distribution 591.9

ago

593

551-95

577-5

614.94

173-3

614.763

636

614.91

575

insurance

locomotion of

menageries

mind in

palaeontology

remains of, early stone age" " late stone age

training of domestictransportation of hygiene

Animism metaphysics

Anjou, France history

Anne, queen architecture

English history

manufactures

molecular physics

wormsintern, law

doctrines

natural theology

Anniversaries of invention of

printing

Annuals, statistical

special, see subject.

Annuities insurance

mathematics

public finance

Annealing

Annelida

Annexation

Annihilation

36S.5

591-47

590-7

59i.5[

560

571-13

S7'-23

636

614.96

128

944-18

7245942.069

671

539-54

595-

1

341

^37-3

218

655- 12

310

368.31

5'9-5

336.35Annunciation, feast of Anglican ch. 264.031

654.7

615.78

265

533297

58393

598.17

Annunciators

AnodynesAnointing

AnomalaAnomaliAnomodontia

signals

therapeutics

sacraments

botany

reptiles

Topics 111 blatk face type are Ruh-divided. Superior ttgure* refer to the tables at tli«

end of this index.

'4'4)

INDEX

Anonaceae

Anonyms•Aasayrii

Anselm

Anselm, II.

Anslo, Reyer Dutch poetry

Ant insects

botany 583-115

bibliography 014history 95-

medieval philosophy 189.4

German fiction '^33-53

S39-3135

595-79Antacids aids to digestion 615.7343Antagonismof medicines, therapeutics 61 5.52Antarctic current ocean currents 551.47

' Anthologies

Anthracene

Anthracite

Anthrax

explorations, travels

ocean oceans

regions history

Ante-reformation religious history

Anthelmintic drugs therapeutics

Anthems music

public worship

religious poetry

Kng. literature

organic chemistry

econ. geology

fuel

metallurgy

public health

Anthropoid apes mammalsAnthropology mind and body

nat. hist, of manrelig. doct. of man

Anthropometry

Anthrojjomorphism metaph.Anthropophagy cannibalism

Anti-burghers presbyterians

Anti-Christ

Anticlinal strata geology

Anti-corn law league free trade

Antidotes materia medicaAntifebrin therai)eutics

Anti-federal party

"Antilles

Anti-Masonry

Antimonates

Antinionides

Antimonv

history

travel

mineralogy

mineralogv

919.9

551.46

999

270.5

^^S'733

783-4

264.2

245

S20.S

547.2S

553-25

644

669.S

614.561

599.S

X30

573

233

573-^

"53992S5.6

^35

55'.86

337-2

615-9

615-75

329.3

972.9

917.29

366.1

549-72

549-3inorganic chemistrj- 546.S6

Antiquities

AneurismApoda

913

3909i3?3

933

296

340.3

countries

customsJewish antiq.

history

religion

?egal

prehistoric archocology 571see also special subjects.

Antiquity of manAnti-rust processes building

Antiseptics in midwifery

public health

therapeutics

Anti-slavery documents

periodicals

societies

U. S, history

Antisthenes

Antistrophe

573-3

691.7

61889

614.482

615-778

326.4

326.5

326.6

973'7tii

Greek philosophers 183.4

Knglish prosody

Greek prosody^ other languages

Anti-Trinitarians heresies

UnitariansAnti-vaccination public health

Antonides

'Antrim

Ants

'Antwerp

426.7

4S6.7

2734288

614.474

839-3137

941-61

595-r9

949-3

9' 4-93

597-8

611.3s

616.35

482.8

485.8

611.13

725.22

728.2

ores553-47

273-6

593-64

615-75

7S3.24

Antinomianism' Aiuipatharia zoology

Antii)criodics therapeutics

Antiphonal choral service musicreadings pub. worship 264.4

Antipyretics therapeutics 615.75Antipyrin «

^15.75Antiquarian societies 013Antiquarians* lives 92"'.Q

Antiquities biblical 220.93classical 913.38

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the tables IV tli-

eud of thi^ index.

(4'5)

Dutch poetry

Irish history

insects

history

travels

Anura fishes

Anus anatomy

diseases of

^Aorist Greek etymology

Greek syntax

Aorta anatomyApartment and office buildings

houses architecture

domestic economy 640Apatite economic geology 55364

fertilizers 6^i

mineralogy 549-72Apes 599.3

Apetalae botany 583.9Aphasia diseases 616.855

mental derangements 132.8

Aphelion astronomy 521.3Aphonia disea.ses 6 r 6.23

5 Aphorisms English literature 82S

folk-lore 398.9Apiary bees 638Apocalypse 228

Apocarpeae botany 584.7Apocrypha 229Apocryphal gospels Bible 229.8

Apocynaceas botany 583.71

Apoda zoology 593-9*^

ApogeeArmies

Apogee moontides

Apollo IJelvedere sculpture

Apollo-worship

Apolloiiiiis Rhodius Greek poetryApologetics

Aponi>>rphine emetics

ApojMeAv diseases

Apostasy heresiesApostles, acts of

Apostles' creed

lives, scriptural biographyApostolic age apologetics

canons apocrypha

Catholic, sects

church

persecutions

epistles

fathers

period religious history

succession

Apostolical constitutions

'Apothegms English literature

folk-lore

Apparatus manufacture

practical chemistrysee special subject

Apparent motion earth

sun

time

Apparitions

Appellate proceedings lawAppetites mental faculties

temperanceAppian way Roman antiquities

Apple culture

Applied chemistry chem. tech.

mechanics mech. eng.Applique workAppointment of civil service officers

teachers educationApportionment representation

taxationApprentices, duties of ethics

Apprenticeship building trade

polit. econ.

Appropriation bills U. S. financeApproximations algebra

Apulia, Italy ancient history

modern history

travels

Aquaria

Aquatic'rights.Jaw

Aquatint engraving

Aqueducts canals

Roman antiquities

Topit-H ia black face type are sub

INDEXINDEX

5^3-33

525-63

733

292

^^3-3

239

^^S'73i

616.S1

273

226.6

23^-1

225.92

239.1

229.9

2S9.S

281.

1

272.1

229.9

2S1.1

270.1

262.11

2S1.1

828

39S.9

6S1

5422

523-3^

52373529.1

^33i

347-9

158

Arabia

Arabia Petrasa

178

913-37

634

660

621

746

35»-i

371.14

324

336.2

174.S

690.7

33^-^^

33^-73

512.22

937.7

945-75

9M-575

590-7

347-2

766

626.2

913-376

Aqueducts waterworks 628.I4Aqueous erosion geology 551 "35

, .

'°^^^ '*

552.5Aquinas medieval philosophy 189.4Aqui vascular respiration zoology 591.123Arabesque decoration designArabesques ornaments

piano music

ancient historv

modern history

travels

ancient history

modern "

travel

Arabic architecture* language

literature

numerals arithmetic

philosophy

Arabs in Spain Spanish historyArachnida parasitica ectozoa

zoology

' Aragon, Spain history

Araliaceas botany

•Aramaic languageAratus Greek poetryArbitrage stock exchangeArbitrary power absolute monarchy 321.6Arbitration and award law -47 4

capital and labor 331.1

international ethics 172.4

law 341.6Arblay, F. (Burney) d' English fict. 823.66

ApogeeArmies

745

747

7S6.42

939-47

953

9153939-4S

953-1

915-31

492.7

892.7

511.

2

•89-3

946.02

6I6.96S5

595-4

946.5

5^3-49"

492.1

861.2

2.61 -%

715

634.9

717

S27.54

944-026

729.33

721.26

938.S

Arboriculture

forestry

Arbors landscape gard,Arbuthnot,

J. English humorArc, Joan of French History

Arcades architectural design

walls

Arcadia Greek anc. history

Arcani disciplina primitive church 281.

i

Arcesilaus Greek philosophy 186.2Archaean age geology

551.71Archaeology anc. description, etc. 913

Biblical 220.91

prehistoric 571^Archaisms English language 427'Archangel, Russia history

Archbishops ecclesiastical politv

lives Anglican

Roman Catholic 922.2Arched constructions arch. 721.4Archegony biology rj^

j

physiological zoology 591.16'Archery '

^^^•divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at lh«eud of tliis index*

(416)

947.2

262.12

922.3

I:;^

A'chei architectural design

arch, constr.

engineering

triumphal, Rom. antiq.

Archilochus Greek satire

Archimedes screw phvsics

^Archipelago, East Indian

Greek, ancient hist.

' modern hist.

Architectonics, architecture

Architects, liability of buildin'r

Architects' lives

Architectural accessories

construction

decoration

design

drawing

Architecture

acoustics

East Indian

Gothic

military

castles

modernnaval building

naval engineering

Normanplans

warships

Architraves arch, construction

Archives, see history

" manuscripts

of special topics see topic

Archons Greek history

Arctic currents

explorations travels

explorers' lives

ocean• regions, history

' Ardeche, France history

' Ardennes. France history

Ardent spirits manufactures

temperanceArdigo, I. Italian essays

Area, occupiable, proportion of,

ground hygiene

Areas geometry

surveying

Areolar tissue anatomy

Areometer specific gravity

Areopagus Grecian antiquities

Aretino, Pietro Italian dramaArezzo, G. d' *' poetry

Argand lamp chemical technology

Argensola, B. L. Spanish poetry

Xopics ill blaclc face type are 6uJ>

7^9-33

721.4

624.6

913-37

887.1

532-S

991

939-

1

949-9

720.1

692.9

927.2

729.9

721

729

729

744

720

534.84

722.4

723-5

623.1

728.81

724

699

623.8

723

692

623.8

721.86

938

55*-47

9 19.8

9^3-9

551.46

99S

944-82

944-3*

663

178

854-85

614.7S4

513.18

526.97

611.76

53--4

913-3S5

85^-34

851.12

665.6

861.34

S61.34

Argentine Republic administration 354.82

botany 581.982

finance 336.82

geology 558.2*

history 9S2

maps 912.S2

schools, public 379.82

statistics 318.2

travel 918.2

treaties 341.282

other topics see table i.

geology 552.44

Greek ancient history 938.S

Argillite

Argolis

Argonauts

Argot

Argument

Greek mythology

French language

other languages

law

logic

292

447.09

347-9^

16S

from design apologetics 239

"Argyll, Scotland history

Aria vocal music

Ariana, Asia ancient history

Arianism heresies

Arici, Cesare Italian poetry

'Ariege, France 'history

Ariosto, Lodovico Italian poetrv

Arislippus Greek philosophers

Aristocracy polit. science

Aristolochiaceas botany

Aristophanes, Greek dramaAristotelian philosophy

Aristotle Greek literature

philosophy

Arithmetic

elementary education

political statistics

Arithmetical progression aigebra

arithmetic 51 1.6

Arithmometer, math, instruments 510.8

' Arizona, U. S. history 979-1* Arkansas, " '*

976.7

Arm anatomy 61 1.97

Armada, Spanish English historj^ 94--05SSpanish ** 946.04

"Armagh, Ireland history 941.66

Armamentaria, surgery 617.91

Armaments ordnance 623.4

Armed neutrality international law 341.3

941.38

784.2

939-65

2734851.67

944.S8

851.32

^^3-S

3-^-5

5^3-9-^4

882.4

185

8SS.5

185.

1

5"372.7

310

5.2.6

Armenia ancient history

Armenian architecture

church* language

literature

Armies Amer. civil war

military engineering

military science

-divided, Superior fi;;ures refer to the tables ai ilic

end of this index.

(417)

939-55

723.2

2S1.6

491.54

891.54

073-74

623

355

Armies INDEXAstronomic

Armies war custDms 399Arminianism continental prot. sects 2S4.9

MethodismArmistice international law-

Armor war costumes

Armored vessels military engin.

shipbuilding

^Armorican languageArmories architecture

military engineering

Arms artificial

coats of heraldry

gun-making

287

341.3

399

623.9

699

491.68

725.18

623.4

617-57

929.S

6S-,

military engineering 623.4

355

399

354-426

354

355

355

973-74I6

923.5

355

353-6

632

591.69

849.127

831.71

833.66

824.85

943021

584.64

352.0445

science

war customs

Army British

foreign countries

lists

military science

of Cumberland

officials, lives

regulations

United States

worm agriculture

zoology

Arnaut, Daniel Proven9al poetry

Arndt, K. M., German poetry

Arnim, L; A. von German fiction

Arnold, M. English essavs

Arnulf German history

Aroideae botanv

Aroiidissement French loc. gov.

Arrangement of words Eng. syntax 425.3' other languages

Airearages law 347-7Arrebo, Anders Danish poetry 839.8131

Arrest civil trials 347-9

criminal law 343Arrom, C. B. de F. C, Spanish fiction 863.53Arrow head inscriptions 492,1917

heads, stone prehist. arch. 571.15

war implements 399archery 796history 935-6architecture 725.1S

military engineering 623.4

mineralogy 549-72

drugs 615.219

inorganic chemistry 546.19medical jurisprudence 340.6

metallic poisons 615.926

""'^^ 553-47Arsenides inorganic chemistry 546.19

mineralogy 549-3Arson criminal law 343

Arrows

Arsacidae

Arsenals

Arsenates

Arsenic

Art anatomy, drawing

biography

Christian, ecclesiology

decorative furniture

education

embroidery

fine

galleries

architecture

history

industrial, useful arts

interior decoration

museums internal affairs

needlework

religious

rudiments, prehistoric

sacred furniture

schools

studios architecture

useful

woman in

Arterial blood, physiology

Arteries

74-^

927

246

749

707

746

700

708

727-7

709

600

747

351-853

746

246

571.7

247

707

727.7

600

396-7

612. 113

611. 13

616.13

628.11

595-2 .

595-37

973-84

398.2

425.6

485.6

anatomy

diseases

Artesian wells, sanit. engineering

Arthropoda zoology

Arthrostraca *'

Arthur, C. A., presidency of

Arthurian romances

Articles English syntax

Greek syntax^ other languages

of confederation, U. S. const.

hist. 342.73Thirty-nine Anglican creed 238.3

Articulates paleontology 565

zoology 595Articulations anatomy 611.72

Artiticial butter, chemical technology 664.3

eyes 617.79

flowers ornamental design 745

fuel chemical technology 662.8

horizons astronomy 522.57

ice manufacture 621.5

light perspective 5 r 5.63

limbs 617-5

mineral waters, chem. tech. 663.6

Stone, building m:..erials 691.3

chemical technology 666.8

piers and coltunns

walls

teeth dentistry

Artillery army dep't

ordnance, mil. eng.

Artisans' lives

Artists* lives

721.33

721.23

6(7.69

358

623.4

926

927TopU-s in black fate type are fiub-divlded. Superior Hj^ures refer to the tables at the

end uf tliU index.

(4 1 8)

INDEX ArmiesAstronomic-

'Artcis, France history 944.27 Ass zoology 599-7

A-totype photography 774 ' Assam. India, historv 954. r

Arts and trades 600 Assassination criminal law 343fine 700 Assassins lives 923.4

biography of 927 . lVrsi;in historv 955graphic fine arts 700 Assault and battery law 343

useful 600 Assaults militarv eu'^ineerin'r 623.2

biography of 926 Assaying 669.9

Arundel marbles Greek inscrip. 481.7 Assembly, legislative 328

Aryan languages 491 Assent logic 163

literatures 891 Assessment taxes 336*29

races ethnology 572-891 Assignats French finance 33^-44

Asafetida therapeutics 615.789 " revolution 944.04

Asbestos econ. geol. 553-67 Assignments law 347-7

roofing 695.7 Assimilation of food animals 59f-i33

Ascension of Christ Christology ^2^-S man 612.39

right theoretical astronomy 521.27 plants 5^i-'33

Ascensions, balloon aeronautics 533-6' Assiniboia, Canada historv 971-25

Asceticism 273-2 Assize, courts of law 347.99

personal religion 248 Associated press Amer. journalism 071

Ascidia zoology 594-9 Association mental faculties 153-2

Asclei)iade;£ botany 5S3.73 public order 35«-752

Ascolichenes botany 58915 Associationalism philosophy 149.4

Ascomycetes *" 58923 Associations 360' Ashango land, history 967.2 building }}'-5'

travel 916.72 business coopera. 334' Ashantee history 966.7 charitable 361

travel 916.67 educational 370.6

Ashburton treaty inter, law 3412 guilds 33^-<^

Ashes fertilizers 631 labor 33^ -^volcanic, lithology 552-22 musical 780.6

Asia antiquities 913-5 relig. Y. M. C, etc. 267

botany 581-95 for special object see topic

geology 555 Assurance 368

• history 950 Assyria ancient history 935-2

statistics 315 antiquities 913-352

travels 915 architecture 722.5

Asia Minor, Eastern anc. hist. 9393 ^Assyrian language 492.19

Western anc. hist • 939-2 Astacidae lobsters 595- 36

history, modern 956 Asterales botany 58353travels 915.6 Asteroidea zoology 593.92

Asiatic cholera diseases 616.932 Asteroids astronomy 523-44

languages 491 -495 Asteropherus, M.O., Swedish drama 839-7222

eastern 495 Asthma diseases 616.2^

societies 490.6 Astigmatism eye diseases 617.75

Asinari, Federigo Italian drama 852.44 Astringents external irritants 615.772

Asphalt economic geol. 553-27 Astrolabe astronomy 522.41

pavement 625.8 Astrology 133-5

roofing 695.6 astronomy 520.1

Asphyxia pathology 616.206 Astronomers* lives 925.2

surgery 617.18 Astronomic almanacs chronology 529-5

Aspirates English language 421.2 determinations, geodesy 526.6

Greek language 4S1.2 instruments 5933 other languages maps 524

Aspiration, pneumatic therapeutics 615.815 observations 522.19

Ass domestic animals 636.1 observations 524

To|iici» ill black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure!} refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(419)

AstronomicBaif

INDEX INDEX

Astronomic physics 521Astronomy e2o

descriptive 523in relation to geodesy 526.6

physical

practical

spherical

theoretical

Astrophylidae star fishes

'Aslurias, Spain history

Asylum, right of legal antiquities

Asylums architecture

hygiene

inebriate arch.

temperance

sociology

"Athabasca, Canada history

Athanasian creed

Atheism apologetics

natural theol.

Atheists' lives

Athenaeum libraries

521

522

522.7

521

593-94

946.1

340-3

725-5

613.36

17S.6

362

971.22

23S.I

239

211

922.91

027.2Athenian supremacy, Grecian history 93S.04

AthensI

ancient history

modern history

travel

Athletic sports

hygiene

school hygiene

training hygiene

Atlantic ocean, physical geography

travel

telegraph sociology

useful arts

Atlantis antiquities

mythology

original home of man 572.4AtlaseSj maps, etc. 912

celestial astr. 524school furniture 37^-^3

see also special topics

Atmosphere erosion 55^-57

geological agent 551-93ground pub. health 614.773

93^-5

949-5

914-95

796

613.72

37^.74

613-73

551-46

910.4

3S4

6545

913-39

292

hight of astr.

meteorology

moonpneumatics

Atmospheric currents

electricity

engines

pressure **

railways

vibrations soundAtolls piiysical goology

Atomic theory

523-58

551-5

523-35

533-3

55'-5i

537.4

pneumatics 533.8

533.4

625-5

534-1

551.96

541.2

Atomic weights

Atomistic philosophyAtoms

Atonement

Atrophies

Atropine

Attack

Attendance

christology

skin diseases

materia medica

military science

school

182.6

54'~

2323

616.54

61 5-336

623.2

371-52

Alterbom. P. D. A., Swedish poetry 839.7165Attica, Greek ancient history

Attitude, constrained hygiene

Attorneys law

lives

Attraction, capillary liquids

chemical affinity

gravity

magnetism

93^-5

613.65

340

923453--*^

541.3

53x5

538of mountains, geodesy 526.14

sun and earth

Attributes of GodAubanel, J. M. }Voven9al poetry

'Aube, France history

Aubigne, T. A. d' French satire

Auburn prison system prisons

Auction catalogs bibliography

Auctions book, library econ.

law of

^ Aude, France, history

Audiphone acoustics

Auditory canal ear diseases

nerve anatomv

physiology

Auerbach, IJ. German fiction

Auersperg, A. .V, " poetry

Augier, G. V. E. French drama^Augment GiCek etymology

Augsburg confession, Lutheranism

Reformation

5-»-t -* -1

-J-JO

231-4

S49.145

944.33

S47-34

365

01S.3

025.2

347-7

944.87

534-7

617.83

611.85

612.S5

833-81

831-77

842.83

482.8

284.1

270.6

Augustine medieval philosophy 189.2

Augustinian monksAugustinism doctrines

Auricle ear diseases

Auricular confession ordinances

Aurora boreal is

Auscultation pathology

Austen, J. English fiction

^Austerlitz European history

French "

^Austral Islands history

^ Australasia '*

Australia administration

botany

finance

geology

history

maps

271.4

230.14

617.82

265.6

523-59

616.074

823.74

940.8

944.05

996.2

993

354-94

581.994

33694

559 4

994

912.34Vopictt in lilJMjk face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

cud uf this index.

(420)

A'istralia schools, public

statistics

travel

other topics see table i

379-94

319.4

919.4

Austria administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

collesies

354-43

913.436

720.9436

581 9436

37S.436

AstronofT.ir

Bait

Avesta, Zend, religion 295

^Aveyron, France history 944-74

Ayicenna medieyal philosophy 189.3

Ayignon, council of, religious history 270.5

Avilla, J. de Spanish letters 866.31

Ayoirdupois weights metrology 3S9

Axes, position of geodesy 526.16

Axle physics 53^-'*^-

^ Ayr, Scotland historj' 941.4-

Azeglio, M. d' Italian fiction S53.78

Azimuth constant 522.37

determinations 526.63

instrument astronomy 522.42

Azo-bodies organic chemistry 547-8

Azoic rocks

' Azores

Azoxy-bodies

Aztec

history

organic chemistry

^ Haalbec

liabrius,

Babylon

stratigraphical geology 551.71

946.99

547.8

722.9

972.014

497

939-42

88 1.

4

935-4— T* r/ J

Bacchanalia

Bacchus

Bachelors

Back-boue

Backgammon

cuneiform 492.19

299.219

-52.5

378

394-1

292

176.2

611.71

795

I7S-S

constitutional law 342.43

education 370-9436

finance 33^-436

geology 554-36

history 943-6

laws 349.43

maps 912.436

religious history 274.36

schools, public 379-436

statistics 314-36

travel 9H-36treaties 341,2436

zoology 591.9436

other topics see table i

Austrian architecture Romanesque 723.43

ascendency in Italy 945-o~

Netherlands 949.202

Authenticity of Scripture Bible 220.1

Authority church and ministerial 262.8

ethics 171.

1

Author catalogs, bibliography 018

Authors and publishers 655.52

anon, bibliography 014

bibliography of special OI2

lives 928

rights of copyright 655.6

" *' law 347.7

Authorship literary methods 029

Auto-da-fe Spanish history 946.04

" inquisition 272.2

Autobiography 920

Autocracy form of state 3-1-6

Autographs book rarities 091

Automata, mechanical 791

metaphysics 127

Automatic fire extinguishers 614.844

Autotypes 773Autumnal catarrh diseases 616.202

' Auvergne, France history 944-59

'Aya, lUirmah, history 959-2

Ayalanches physical geology 551.31

Ayerage maritime law 347-7

probabilities 5^9-6

values, alligation 5ii-S

Ayerroes medieval philosophy 189.3

^Avesta, Zend, language 491-52

literature 891,52

Topics ill black face type are sub-diviiled. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of tUis index.

(421)

architecture

history

language

ancient history

Greek poetry

ancient history

architecture

* language

religion

Baccalaureate sermons

colleges

social customs

mythology

celibacy

anatomy

games

ethics

Backstrom, V. J. K., Swedish drama 839.7266

Bacon, Francis Brit, philosophers 192.1

empiricism 144

English essays S24.3

Baconian philosophy 192.1

Bacon's rebellion Virginian history 975.5

Bacteria 589.95

616.01

663.1

491 5a

939.64

lx>tany

theory of diseases

fermentation

*Bactrian, Old language

Bactriana ancient history

Bad social customs nervous hygiene 613.87 '

' Baden, Germany history 943-46

Badges heraldry 9C9.S

'Baffin's bay trayels 919.8

Bagatelle amusements 794' Bagdad history 95^-7

Baggesen, Jens Danish poetry S39.S156

Bagpipe 7S8.9

* Bahamas history 972.96

travel 917.296

Baif, J. A. de French poetry 841.36

!;

842.32

343

822.; I

347-4

579.611

613.64

641

Baif

Bavaria

Baif, L. de French dramaBail criminal law

Baillie, Joanna English dramaBailments

Bait for specimens collecting

Bakers' occupation hygiene

Baking cookery

powder chem. techn. 664.6

adulterations 614.315Balance machines 53i-Si

metrology -jgg

of power political science 320.1

trade commercespring watch-making

Balances, chemical

lialanophore^, l>otany

Balanopseae "

Balbo, Cesart, Italian essays

Baldi, Bernardino *' poetry

Baldness dermatology

Bale, J. English drama* Balearic Islands history

INDEX

'Bangkok

;S2

'Bali/e

Ball playing

Ballads5

Ballast

Ballet

Ballistics

Ballooning

Ballot

Balls

history

travels

amusements

school hygiene

iJanish poetry

English literature

song books

Swedish poetry

vocal music

transportation

amusements

ethics

military engineering 623.4

533-6military

681

542.3

5^^3-947

5S3.961

854-74

S51.47

616.54

S22.23

946.7

972,82

917.2S2

797

371-74

839.S112

821.04

398.8

839.7114

784.3

656

792

175.2

dancing '

ethics

projectiles

* Baltic provinces, Kussia history

sea travels

'Baltimore history

travels

' Baluchistan history

Balustrades architectural design

l>aUac, Honore de French fiction

Bampton lectures

Bandages therapeutics

Band irons plumbing

saws machine tools

Bandeilo, Matieo Italian fiction

Banditti biography

law

'Banff, Scotland history

623.7

324

793

^75-3

623.4

947-4

914.74

975-26

917-526

958.8

729-39

843-73

239.01

615.813

696.7

621.93

9234

343

941.24

history

travel

Bangorian controversy

Banishihent criminal lawBanjo

Bankers' lives

BankingBank note engraving

notes counterfeiting

money

959-3

915-93

\nglican c.i. 283.42

343-2

7S7.7

Q23.3

J32-I

768

332-9

JJ--5of England banks and banking 332.15

Itthe U. S.

Bankruptcy

Bankrupt laws

Banks administration

and banking law

architecture

co-operative co-operatioa

polit. econ.

332.11

347-7

347-7

35i-82i

347.7

725.24

334-2

332savings banks and banking 332.2

Banners heraldry

sacred ornaments

social »,ustoms

dietetics

F. de French poetry

Banquets

Banting

Banville, TBaptism of infants

sacrament

Baptismal fonts sacred furniture

regeneration salvation

Baptisms registers of

Baptistery sacred furniture

Baptists

lives

persecuted by Puritans

Bar legal

legal biographyBar-keeper's manuals chem. tech.

association

tending ethics

* Barbadoes history

travels

Barbarian invasions of RomeBarbarians, antiquities see country

N. American Indians 970.7

prehistoric archaeology 571S. American Indians 980

war customs 399Barbarism vs. church

Barbarisms English language^ other languages^ Barbary States, history

Barberini vase jjottery

Barberino, F. da Italian fiction

Barbers

Barbier, IE A. French satire

Barbour, J. English poetry

929.9

247.9

394-1

613.24

S41.S3

265.1

265.1

247.1

234-4

929-3

247.1

286

922.6

272.8

340

923-4

663,8

347-o6

178.4

972.98

917.298

937.09

261.3

428.3

961

738

853.12

391-5

847.72

821.16Topics in black face type are bub-divide<l. Superior Hgiires refer to the tables at the

eud of this index.

(422)

'Barcelona

Barclay, A.

946.7

914.67

827.21

821

841

^3^

history

travel

English satire

Bards and minstrels English lit.

French literature

German *•

' other literatures

Barebones parliament English hist. 942.064Baretti, (>. Italian satire 857.65Barium inorganic chemistry 546.43Barley agriculture

brewing

Barlow, Joel Am. poetry

Barnacles zoology

Barns architecture

' Barnstable Co., Mass. history' Baroda, India history

Barometer pneumatics

Barometric levelling geodesy

INDEX

Basilisk

Basins

Barometry

Baron, M. B.

Baronage

BaronetageBarons' war

Barracks

hypsometry

meteorology

French dramaheraldry

4(

Barrel-organs

Barricade

Barrili, A. G.

Barrows

Bars

Barter

English history

architecture

hygiene

music

^33

^3-3811.23

595-35

728.95

974.49

9547

533-4

526.37

55^-53

551-54

842.48

929.7

929.7

942.034

725.18

613.67

789.9military engineering 623.3

S53.82

571.92

627.1

380

847.71

Italian fiction

British

harbor engineering

commerceBarthelemy, A. M. French satire

Bartholin, Kaspar, Danish miscellany 839.8S3T: " » ' 839.SS3

Bartholomew fair public customs 394.6

St., religious persecution 272.4Bartoli, D. Italian essays 854.53Baruch Apocrypha 229.5*Bas Breton language 491.68Basalt geology 552.28Base ball amusements ^07

line geodesy 526.24measures, adjustment of, geodesy 526,57

,measuring " 326.2

^^ses theoretical chemistry 541.4walls

ancient historyBashan

Bashfulness ethics

Basidiolichenes botany

Basidiomycetes *'

Basilica architecture

Roman antiquities

Basilican code, law

*BasiIicata, Italy history

721.25

93946

179.9

5S9.11

589 22

913-37

349-37

945-77

legends

zoology

catch, sewers

physical geographyBasket work, prehistoric

history

travel

language

provinces

sculpture

historv

"Basle

^Basque

Bas-relief

Bass clarinet

horn wind instruments' Basses Alpes, France history'

Pyrenees history

Bassethorn

Bassoon

Bastardy

Bastile

music

'Batavia

Baif

Bavaria

398.2

59S.11

628.255

55'-43

571-53

949.4

914.94

491.69

946.6

736

788.6

788.48

944-95

944-79

788.6

788.8

347-6

365

944.041

992.2

919.22

929-71

391.6

613.41

law

prisons

French history

history

travel

Bath, order of the heraldryBathing customs

hygieneBaths administration of medicine by 6(5.67

antiquities Greek 913.38

Romanarchitecture

hygiene

nutritive, hygiene

practical chemistry

therapeutics

botany

paleontology

zoology

Batidese

Batrachia

Bats

Battalion drill, military tactics

Batteries, electric

913-37

7^5^73

613.41

613.23

542.4

615-75

583.9 ftf

567.6

597-6

599-4

356

537-86floating naval engineering 623.9

itmilitary

Battering ram customs of warBattle paintings

wager of legal antiquities

Battledoor out-door sportsBattles, see history of special countries

6234

399

756

340.3

796

land miUtary science

naval naval "

special, American civil warBaude, Henri French poetry' Bavaria history

travels

Lower history

travels' Rhenish, history* Upper history

travels

3S5

359

973-73

841.24

943-3

914-33

943-35

9H-33S943-43

943-36

914.336Topics iu black face type are .ub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the table, at theend of this index.

(423)

TrBayBible

Bay windows architectural design

Bayeux tapestry art needlework

Bayonet drill military sci.

weapons

Bays, hydrography of surveying

Beaches, formation of

Beacons navigation

river engineering

INDEX INDEX BayBible

729.3S

746

399

526.99

55^-36

656

627.9

Beaconsfield (Disraeli), Eng. fiction 823.86

Beads archaeology 57 ^ -74

devotional 247.9

Beam and scales metrology 389

Beams building 694

strengthened carpentry 694.3

Bear-baiting customs 394-

Beards" 391-5

'Beam, France, history 944-79

Beasts zoology 599

of burden domestic animals 636

liegoniaceae botany

Behavior

Beheading punishments

Behistun inscription

Behn, Aphra English fiction

Behring's straits travels

Being, nature of ontology

Beispiele German satire

Bel and the dragon Apocrypha

Belcari, F. Italian drama

'Belfast history

travels

' Belfort, France history

Beatitudes Gospels

Beaumarchais French drama

Beaumont, F., Eng. *'

5 Beauties, selections, Eng. lit.

Beauty aesthetics

Beauty, personal aesthetics

Beaux social ethics

Beaver animals

Beccaria, C. B. Italian essays

Beccuti, Francesco *' satire

Bed-bugs animal parasites

Bed wagon aid to injured

Bedding furniture

' Bedford, England history

Bedouins Arabian history

travel among

Beds and bedding hygiene

Bee-keeping

Beecher, H. W. Am. oratory

Beef cure therapeutics

food

production domestic animals

Beer adulterations

analysis, chem.

drinking ethics

manufacture

B--es insects

r>eet sugar chemical technology

Beethoven's overtures

sonatas piano music

symphonies orches. music

Beetles insects

Beets, Nicholas Dutch essays

Beets garden

Beggars charity

pauperism

226.2

843.58

822.35

828

701

701

177.6

599-3

854.65

857.42

616.9681

614.883

645

942.56

953

915-3

613.591

638

815.36

615.854

643

636.2

614.344

543-1

178.1

663.4

595-79

664. T

785-5

786.41

785-1

595-76

839-3454

635

1777

339

Belgium administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional law

education

finance

geology

history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

other topics see table I

Belief salvation 234

theory of knowledge 121

'Belize histor>' 972.82

travels 917.282

Bell, book and candle church dis-

cipline

5^3 465

T77

343-2

492.1917

S23.44

917.98

III

837.21

229.6

S52.21

941.61

914.161

944-45

354-453

9^3-493

720.9493

581-9493

378.493

342-493

370-9493

336.493

554-93

949-3

349493912.495

274.93

379-493

314-93

9M-93341.2493

591-9493

262.9

789-5

37»-4tBell-ringing

Bell system education

Belladonna

mydriatics

Bellamy. Jacob Dutch poetry

Belleau, Kemy French poetry

Belles-lettres

Belligerents, rights of inter, law 341-3

Bellman, K: M. Swedish poetry 839.7151

Bells

cerebrospinal poisons 6t 5.98

615.784

839.3140

841-33

800

diving, hydraulic eng. 627

manufacture 673

music 789-5

signals 654.7

' Beloochistan history 958-8

Belt courses walls 721.25

equatorial 525-H

Belting mechan. eng. O21.85

Belts of Jupiter descriptive astron. 523.45

T'ooics in black face type are sub divided. Superior figure, /efer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(424)

Begging public administration 351.763

©einbo, Pietro, Italian poetry

^Benares history

travel

Bench and bar biography

Bending machines

Bends hydraulics

Benedetti, Francesco

Benedictine monksl5enediction

T^enedictus sacred music

Benedix, J. R. German drama

Benefactors' lives

Beneticeiice ethics

"Benefices, church clerical support

Benefit of clergy legal antiquities

societies insurance

Benevolence ethics

Benevolent institutions

societies

parish work

'Bengal, India, history

"* Bengali language

Benguela history

Benivieni, G. Italian poetry

Benserade, I. de French satire

Benzenes organic chemistry

Benzole light chemical technology 665.7

Beowulf Anglo Saxon poetry 829.3

Bequests law 347-6

Beranger, P. J. de French poetry 841.71

Berberidese botany 583.117

Berbers description 916.1

Berceo, G. de Spanish poetry S61.13

Berchet, G. Italian " 851.71

* Bergen, Norway history 948.3

Bergh, II. van den Dutch drama S39.3252

Bergklint, Olof Swedish poetry S39.7147

Bergman. T. O. " miscellany 839.7848

Berkeley, George Brit, philosopher? 192.3

851.31

954-2

915.42

923.4

62 1.98

53^-55

Italian drama 852.67

271.

1

264.9

783.22

832.81

923.6

177-7

254

340.3

368

361

361

256

954-1

491.44

967-3

851.25

847.44

547.26

idealism

* Berks, England history

* Berkshire Co., Mass., history

Berlier sewerage system

'Berlin history

travels

congress, international law

decree " "

- Bermudas history

Bernadotte Swedish history

Bernardines monastic orders

141

942.29

974.41

628.215

943-15

9^-31534I-I

341.3

972.99

94S.07

271.79

Bernart de

«15eme

Berni, F.

Ventadom Provencal

poetry

history

travels

Italian satire

849.125

949-4

914.94

S57.32

Beroalde de Verville, F. French flct. S43.36

Xopicft in black face type are sub-divided.

' Berry, France, history 944-55Bersezio, Vittorio Italian drama 852.81

* Berwick, Scotland history 94^-45Beryllium inorganic chemistry 546.45

Beskow, B. von Swedish drama 839.7263

Bessel's base measuring apparatus 526.22

deduction, L. M. Z. formula 526.47

determ. of earth's figure

functions

Bessemer process metallurgy

Best reading

Beton artificial stone

construction masonry

Beyle, M. H.

Bezique

Bezoar stones

Betrothal customs

Betterments law

Bettinelli, S, Italian essays

Betting ethics

Beverages adulterations

alcoholic, hygiene

hygiene

manufacture

temperancewater hygieneFrench fiction

amusements

medicine

Bhagavat Ghita Sanscrit literature

' Bhotan, India history

Bible

aids to study

and science apologetics

antiquities

Jewish

archaeology

biography

canon

chapter and verse division

chronology

classes Sunday schools

codices

commentaries

concordances

criticism

cyclopaedias

dictionaries .

evidences

exesesis

526.15

5'7-35

669.1

028

666.8

6935392.4

347-2

854.61

175-9

614.34

6i3.8t

6133

663

178

613.31

843-71

795

615.89

891.2

954-1

220

220

239.8

220.93

913-33

220.93

220.92

220.1

220.1

220.94

268

220.4

220.7

220.2

220.6

220.3

220.3

220.1

220.6

geography ancient geography 911.33

biblical

hermeneutics

historv biblical

Jewish history

in public schools education

inspiration

leL;ends of

manuscripts

Superior iiifures refer to the tables at th«end of this index.

(425)

220.91

220.6

220.95

933

377-1

220.1

198.1

220.4

rinks

Bids

Biehl, C. D.

Bigamy

226.1

220.92

220.5

220.52

220.85

206

on920.1

010

015

012

016

010

796

725.86

6924

839.8251

173-2

3435«3-S4

179.S

839.3122

Bill of exchange

rights

Billiard saloons

Billiards

616.36

347-7

342.429

725.S4

1754

794Si 7.46

332-41

347-7

347-7

312

347-3

599-9

332-42

523-84

621.44

025.7

686

655-53

095

974.776

Bible INDEXBoUsBible parallels Gospels

patriarchs

polyglots

revision, English

science in

societies

Bibliographies, general

Bibliographers* lives

Bibliography' national

of special authors

subjects

Bibliomania bibliography

Bicvcle

architecture

building

Danish drama

ethics

law

Bignoniacese botany

Bigotry ethics

Bijns, Anna Dutch poetry

Bilderdijk, Willem Dutch poetry S39.3151

Bile therapeutics 615.742

Biliary concretion surgery 617.43

secretion animals 591. 14S

man 612.

Bilious fever diseases

Biliousness "616.36

banks and banking 332.45

law

English

architecture

ethics

gameBillings, Josh American humorBillon coins and coinage

Bills and notes, law

of credit, law

mortality statistics

sale law

Bimana mammalsBimetallism coinage

Binary stars astronomy

vapor engines

Binding, book, library economy

mechanic trades

publishing

rare

Binghamton, X. V. history

Binocular vision physiological optics $^$.7

Binomial theorem algebra 512.4

Biogenesis zoology 59i-i6

Biographical sermons 920

homiletics -S~-9

Biography 920

Topics ill black face type are eu1>-clivid«*(l.

Biography miscellaneous

of Indians

slaves

scriptural

universal

920

970.2

326.92

220.92

920.01

life insurance

Greek lyric poetry

Italian drama

Biological laboratories architecture 727.5

570

884.7

S52.66

576.2

832.74

598.2

636.6

598.2

591.52

598.2

568.2

942.4S

914.24S

392.1

612.65

617-3

618.2

614.11

392.1

929-3

312

262.3

922

Biology

Biometry

Bion

Biondi, L.

Bioplasm

Birch-Pfeiffer, C. German dramaBirds

cage domestic pets

eggs oology

flight of, migration

nests of, zoology

palaeontology

'Birmingham history

travels

Birth customs

growth after physiology

marks

obstetrics

rates public health

Birthday customs

Births registers of

statistics

ecclesiastical polity

lives of

Bishops

Bismuth drugs, digestive system 61 5.735

external agents

inorganic chemistry

Bismuthides mineralogy

Bison zoology

Bisticci, V. da, Italian essays

Bithynia ancient history

Bitters aids to digestion

vegetable drugs

Bitumen economic geology

Bituminous coal

shale

Bivalves palaeontology

zoology

Bixineie botany

Bjornson, B. Norwegian fiction

Black-art magic' Forest, Germany history

travel

death plague

hills, Dakota travel

hole, Calcutta

sea travels

Blacking chemical technology

Blackmail law

Blacksmithing

Superior ligures refer to the tables at the

615.776

546.S7

549-3

599-7

S54.23

939-25

615-7341

^^5-337

553-24

55324

553-23

564.1

594-1

5S3.138

839.8367

^33-4

943-48

914. 34S

614.49

9*7.83

954.1

914.77

667.8

343682

end of this index.

(426)

INDEX

Bleeding

Blicher, S. S.

Blights

Blind

Bladder anatomy

diseases

'Blanc, Mont travels

Blanche, A: T., Swedish dramaBlasphemy ethics

law

Blast furnace

Blasting explosives

mining engineering

sub-marine

Blazonry heraldry

Bleachers' occupation hygiene

Bleaching

therapeutics

woundsDanish fiction

agriculture

bacteria

asylums

architecture

education of

printing for

schools •*

Blindness

Blinds

Blisters

Blizzards

Block books

Blockade

Blocks, patent

Blood changes in

diseases

letting therapeutics

making physiology

physiology

poisoning diseases

purification physiol,

transfusion therapeutics

vessels anatomyBloomer costume

Blowing engine

Blowpiping apparatus

mineralogy

qualitative analysis

lists of officers

parliamentary

United States

therapeutics

laws, Connecticut

prints photography

Blumauer, Aloys German satire

Blunders English language' other languages

eliquet

Board of health city gov't

mtdicine

Topics In black face type are snb'

arch, construction

external irritants

meteorology

war

printing

respiration

Blue books

glass

611.62

616.62

914.449

8397263

179-5

343

669.8

662.2

622.23

622.23

929.8

613.62

667.1

615.811

617.14

S39-S362

632

589-95

362.4

725-54

371-91

655.38

371.91

617.7

721.S7

615-774

551-55

092

341-3

655.22

612.23

616.15

615.S11

6i2.i 19

612.1

616.94

612.23

615.65

611.

1

391.2

621.6

542.5

549-1

544-3

351.2

328.42

328.73

615.831

345-22

771

837.62

428.3

395

352.4

614

divided.

Board of health, sanitary eng.

reports of

of trade architecture

Bible

Boils

628

614.09

725-25

reports commerce 381

Boarding schools architecture

education

timberBoards

Boat building

houses

racing

727.2

373-3

674

699

725.87

175-7

371.75

797

656

699

725.34

853-15

842.13

architecture

ethics

school hygiene

Boating amusements

Boats, life life saving service

ship building

wharf architecture

Boccaccio, Giovanni Italian fiction

Bodel, Jean French drama

Bodenstedt, F. M. German poetry 831.84

Bode's law astronomy 523.21

Bodily strength athletics 613.72

Bodleian library 027.742

Bodmer, J. J. German poeiry 831.58

Bodtcher, Ludvig Danish poetry S39.8166

Body and mind 130

care of, hygiene 613.4

school hygiene 371-73

cleanliness of, hygiene 613.4

congenital defects of, hygiene 613.91

influence of mind on, cures 615.S51

measurements of 573-6

natural and spiritual, dogmatics 233.5

symmetry of, art anatomy 743temperature of, physiology 612.56

training of, hygiene 613.73

weight of, anthropometry 573-6

Boendale, J. van Dutch miscellany 839.381

Boeotia

Boers

Boethius

Bog iron ore

'Bohemia

ancient history

history

Proven9al poetrv

93S.4

968

849.in

553-3

943-71

914-371

284.3

491 .8S

8gi.86

394

239-04

history

travel

Bohemian brethren sects

* language

literature

Bohemianism customs

Bohlen lectures

Bohme medieval philosophers 189.5

Boileau-Despreaux, N, French satire 847.46

Boiler explosions steam engineering 621.18

Boilers construction 621,18

heat 536.81

insurance 368.7

Boiling heat S36.44points chemistry 541

Boils diseases 616.52

Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(427)

Bojardo

Breasts

Kojardo, M.Boker, G. H.'l^okhara

'Bolivia

Bollandists

Bologna

INDEX

Italian poetry

Am. dramahistory

Bolting

Bolts

Bombardon

monastic orders

history

travels

political parties

machine tools

wind instruments'Bombay, India history

travel

Bombs military engineering 6314'Bonaparte, Jos., in Spain ^H^Bonaparte, N, French hist, consulate 944.046

tj .empire 944.05Bondage slavery

Bonded warehouses architecture

851.22

812.33

958.6

984

271.5

945-4

914-54

329

621.99

788.8

954-7

915-47

.Bonds and stocks

civil trials

criminal law

finance

insurance of

municipal

of brick work

stone *'

Bone boiling airpol]ution

masonry

326

725-14

332.6

347.91

343

3^-8

332.5

693.21

693-11

614.742caves prehistoric archeology 571.81implements, archaeology

Bones descriptive anatomydiseases of

human anatomymusical instruments

paleontology

physiology

skeleton of animalBonghi, R. Italian essaysBonn conference religious historyBonnets costume

toilet

Book auction catalogs author

classed

dictionaryauctions

binding library

rare

trade

catalogs, author

classed

dictionary

publishers' bibliog. 015

571.52

591.79

616.71

611.71

789.4

566

612.75

591-49

854.82

284.8

391.4

646

018.3

017.3

019.3

0956S6

018

017

oig

Book-keeping, accounts

library

making typographyownership rarities

plates

rarities

trade

worm

657

025.1

655

097

097

090

6555

6554025.8

typographyhistory

librarv economv ^-^ 3Book of Common Prayer, Episco. 264 03

Books, bibliography^j^

classification of lib. econ. 025.4commonplace " « ozqacondemned to he burnt 098enemies of library economy 025.4guides to selection of, lib. econ. 02Slibrary economy q^qlists of best library economy o-S 3of prints

^^preservation of, library econ. 025.9privately printed '

qq^prohibited ^reading and aids 028restricted library economy 024.6

C25.3

025.1

018.4

017.4

019.4

92C.4

6555

399

685

613.484

341.3

5^3-77

549-73

839.883

944-7 f

914.471

(t

tt

sizes of

tariff on **

Booksellers' catalogs, author

classed

dictionary

lives biographyBookselling publishingBoomerang

Boot-making

Boots, tight

Booty

Boragine*

Borates

Borch, Ole

M^ordeaux

customs of war

hygiene

law

botany

mineralogy

I3anish miscellany

history

travels

Border ballads, Scottish Eng. poet. 821ruffians, Kansas history

U. S. historyBording, Anders Danish poetryBores social ethicsBorghini, Vincenzo Italian essaysBoring mining engineering

978.1

973-66

S39.8132

J 77

^54.43

622.24Bdrjesson,Johan Swedish dramt 8^a'7^6iBdrk. Isak « M o^'^

subjectclubs self-culture

collecting

illustration inserted plates

typography

017

374.2

025.2

o<:j6

655.32

Bdrk, Isak

Born, I!, de Proven9aI poetryBorneill, G. de ' *' «

* Borneo history

travel

Bornier, H. de, French dramaBoron inorganic chemistryBorough Eng local gov.

^39723

849. 1 26

849.128

901.

1

919.M

843.85

546.27

352.0422»op«. in black lace type are .ub aw^~. .7 ^'^ '" ^"'^ 35^-0422are .uu ---^ SupeH^r figure, re.e. to tUe t.U.e» at t.e

INDEX

* Bosnia history

Hosphorus travels

Bosses geology' Boston, Mass. history

massacre U. S. history

port bill " "

schools, public

statistics

tea party U. S. history

travel

other subjects see table i

943-95

914.96

551.88

974.46

973-3113

973-3116

379.7446

317.446

973.3115

917.446

727.5

580.7

58X.1

925.8

580

630

580.1

561

5819

615

220,858

581

580

854.48

Botanic gardens architecture

museums botany

Botanical chemistryBotanists* lives biography

Botany

agricultural

classification of

fossil

geographical distribution

medical

of the Bible

structural

systematic

Botero, Giovanni Italian essays

Botin,Andersaf, Swedish miscellany 839.7847Bottiger, K: V. poetry 839.7168Bottom of ocean physical geography 551.46

zoology 591.92Bouches du Rhone, France, history 944.91

Bouchet, Guillaume French fiction 843.35Boulders, drift 551-33Boundaries law 347-2

national foreign rel. 327intern, law 341

army 355piotection 337.4U. S. army 353.6

* Bounty " mutiny, 1789 Pitcairn's

island

' Bourbonnais France, history

Bourbons French "

restoration

Spain history

restoration

Boursault, E, French- dramaBourse siock exchangeBovine vacclnauon contag. dis.

Bowen, Fri^no. An.er. philos.

Bowling alleys, a.-chhcciure

Bowls amusementsBoxing attiletics

Boycotting laborin^ class. •**>

Boye, C. J. Danish d'-ama' Boyle lectures, apologetics

Bracciolini, F. Italian satire

Bounties

997

944-57

944-03

944.06

946.054

946.07

842.44

332-6

614.4731

191-7

725.84

796

796

33 1.88

839.8261

239.02

<'^57-52

Braces

Brachiopoda

Bojardo

Breasts

694.3

564.8

594.8

^3^-^3

653

624.3

813.21

S11.12

839.883

294

299.11

611.S1

carpentry

palaeontology

zoology

Brachvogel, A. E., German dramaBrachygraphy, shorthand

Bracing engineering

Brackenridge, II. II. Am. fiction

Bradstreet, Anne Am. poetry

Brahe, Tyge Danish miscellany

Brahmanism

Brahmo Somaj, Indian religion

Brain anatomv

functional diseases of 616 84mental derangements 132

mental physiology 131

physiology 612,8a

structural diseases of 616.S3

Brakes railroad engineering 625.2

Branch libraries library economy 022.1

Branchial respiration animals^ JJrandenburg, Germany history

travels

Brandes, Georg Danish essays

Brandt, Geraert Dutch jjoetry

Brandy manufacture

stimulant

temperanceBrant, Sebastian (ierman satire

Brass instruments musicmanufacture

Brasses, monumental ecclesiology

sculpture

591.125

943-15

9'4-3iS

839.S466

S39.3136

663

615.711

178

^37-32

788

673

-4/ -J

739Braun, V. A. D. von, Swedish satire 839.7764

179.6

354-81

5S1.981

336.81

558-1

981

912.S:

379-Si

318.1

91S.1

341.2S1

Bravery ethics

Brazil administration

botany

finance

geology

history

mapsschools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

other topics see table i.

Breach of promise law 347-6Bread adulterations 614.312

cookery 641

food 643and-cheese war, 1491, Netherlands 949.202

Breadstuffs production

Break-bone fever diseases

Breakwaters harbor engineermgBreast wheels engineering

hydrostatics

Breasts anatomy

33S->

616.921

627.2

627.22

532-^U

611.69X-,,,ics in black fate type are h^D-divided. Superior figures refer to the tablee at th«

end uf tlti>) index.

(429)

Brea«ts

Burking

lireasts

Breathing

INDEX

Breathings

diseases of womenanimals

manGreek language

* Brecknock, Wales, history

liredero, G. A., Dutch dramaItreech-Ioading guns

Breeding agriculture

animals

Brehon laws Irish law' Hremcn, Germany, history

travel

Bremer, Fredrika Swedish fiction

Brentano, C. German fiction

Bresciani, A. Italian fiction

'Breslau history

travel

Brethren, United sects

61S.19

591.12

612.2

481.2

942.96

839-323

1

683

636

591-56

349415

94352

914-352

8397363

833-72

^53^75

943- '4

9M-3'4284.6

862.53

491.68

891.68

264.019

264.02

Breton de los llerreros, M. Spanish

drama* language

literature

Breviaries Greek church

Roman catholic

Brewed beverages adulterations 614.343

chemical technology 663.3

architecture 7-5-42

663,3

air pollution 614.731

criminal law 343

739Brick and hollow tile floors arch. 72t.6^

" iron ceilings architecture 721,73

Breweries

Brewing

Bribery

Bric-a-brac

iron structures «

city houses "

'' detached" semi "

clays economic geology

construction masonrypiers

sun-dried masonry

village houses architecture

walls

work, bonds of masonryworks architecture

Bricks building material

manufacture

Bridal customs

Bridge-building

Bridges administration

engineering

local government

military engineering

Bridgewater treatises

Brigandage criminal law

Brigands law

721.97

728.32

728.38

738.35

553-61

693.2

721.34

693.22

72S.63

721.24

693.21

725.4S

691.4

666.7

392.5

624

351-S15

624

35^-7

623.6

215

343

343

MJrighton, Eng. history

travel

Bnght's disease of the kidneys

942.25

914.225

6r6.6iBrink, R. C. B. van den, Dutch essays 839.3452^Bristol. England history

'Bristol Co., Mass. history

Briticisms ])hiIology

'British America history

army

barrows prehist. arch.' Burmah history

travels

colonies polit. sci.' Columbia history

constitutioti

empire history' Guiana history

travel' Honduras history

India history-

travel

museum

library

navy

philosophers

statutes

Britons history' Brittany, France historyBroad church Anglican church

Broadsword exercise, military science 356Brochmand, Jesper Danish misc. 839.883Brockes, B. H. German poetry

Brokerage law

Bromeliacea; botany

hypnotics

compounds, mineralogy 549.4

inorganic chemistry 546.14anatomy 611.23

diseases 616.23

English fiction S23.81

pre-hist.archaeology 571.3

manufactures 673remains, pre-hist. arch. 571.34

Bronzes

Brook Farm socialism

'Brooklyn, N. Y. history

travels

' Broome Co., N. V., history

Brooms domestic economyBrorson, If. A. Danish poetry

Brothels ethics

Brotherhoods monksparish work

Brothers, Christian monksBrougham, H : English essays

Brown, C. B. Am. fiction

Bromides

Bromine

Bronchi

Bronchitis

Bronte, C.

Bronze age

942.41

974.48

427

971

354-4^6

57^92

959-

•

915.91

325

971.

1

342.42

942

9S8

9154972.82

954

9154062

027.542

354-427

X92

346

942

944.1

^83

83^-57

347-7

584.22

615.782

739

335-97

974723

917.4723

974-775

645

839.8144

176.5

271

255

271.78

824.74

813-23Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tbe

end of this index.

(430)

INDEX

Brown, T. English humor 827.46

Brov/n coal economic geology 553-22

Browne, C. F. (Artemus Ward) Am.humor 817.37

Brownian motion, molecular physics 539.6

Browning, E. B. English poetry 821.82

Robert **'* 821.83

Brownists congregationalists 285.

S

Brownson, (). A. Am. philosophers 191.

2

Bi ueys, I), A. de French drama S42.46

Brumaire French history 944.045

Bruniaceae botanv 583-396* Brunswick, Germanv, history 943-54

lirnnswick, house of, English history 942.0S

"Brussels history

travel

Brutes, immortality of zoology

Bruun, J. N. Danish drama

M. K. *' poetry

T. K. " satire

Bryant, W. C, Am. poetry

Bryology botany

Bryophyta botany

Brvozoa molluscoidea

949-3

914-93

591.51

839.8252

839.8158

839-8753

Si 1-33

58S.2

588

.594-7

Bubble, Mississippi French finance 336.44

Buchanan, J.

'Bucharest

South sea stocks "

Buccaneers adventures, etc.

law

presidency of, hist.

history

travel

Buchholtz, A. H. German fiction

Buckets mining engineermg* Buckingham, England, historj'

Buckshot war Penn. history

^ Bucolic poetry, English poetry

'Buda I'esth historv

Buddhism

Buddhist architecture

Budgell, E. English essays

Budget English finance

332-6

910.4

343973-6S

949.8

914.9S

83351622.68

942.57

974.78

821.06

943-91

294

722.4

S24.54

336-42

financ. administration 351.72

'Buenos Ayres, history

travels

'Buffalo, N. Y., history' travels

Buffalo

Buffets

Bugle, key

valve

B.ugs

Buheler, H.

Buhlwork

Building

zoology

fixed furniture

wind instrumentsIt it

rhynchota

German poetry

9S2

918.2

974-797

917-4797

599-7

729.94

7S8.46

7S8.47

595-75

S3 '-34

7496go

Breasts

Burking

Building architecture 720

associations, cooperative 334-1

lojn institutes 332.32

construction, history of 690.9

contracts 692.9

laws, building 692.9

protection of life 614.85

rent of land for 333-6

stones econ. geol. 553*5

Buildings, hight of public Itealth 614.784

inspection of 614.85

library admin. 025.9

economy 022

out architecture 728.9

public *'

725

local government 352.5

' Bukowina' Bulgaria

Bull fights

transit, astronomical

history

historv

language

Bull, Golden

Bulletins

Bullets

Bullion

etjiics

Germanylibrary admin.

military engineering

coins and coinage

Bulls and bears stock exchange

Irish English humorpapal eccles. polity

Roman church

Bulwer, E. G. English fiction

Bundesrath German empire

Bundling customs

Bunker hill monumentBunsen pump, pneumatics

Bunyan, J. English fiction

Buonarroti, M. Italian drama

Buoys harbor engineering

protection of life

linrchiello, D., Italian satire

Burdette, R. J. Am. humor

Bureaucracy administration

Bureaus architecture

cabinet making

Burettes practical chem,

Biirger, G. A. German poetry

Burglar alarms signals

Burglary criminal law

Burgundy, France history

Burial cemeteries

church rituals

customs

public health

societies cooperation 334.8

English oratory 825.62

criminal law 343

522.13

943-75

949-7

491.81

791

175-6

342-43

025.1

623-5

335i-4

332.6

S27

262.8

282

S23.S4

354-4304

392.4

718

533-5

823.42

852.5:

627.9

614.S65

857.21

8174,5

351-1

7^5-13

6S4

542-3

831-63

6547

3-43

944-4

719

2)5-8

393-1

614.61

accidents internal affairs 351.781 Burke, E,

accounts, supervision of 692.7 Burking

Topics in blacl£ Tace type are sub-divided. Su|>erlor figrures refer to the tables at th«end of thU index.

(43U

Burlesque

Caoutchouc

'Burlesque English literatureBurmah history

'British, "

Burmanniaceae, botany

Burmese architecture

Burnett, F. H. Amer. fiction

Burney, F. English "

Burning glass optics

the dead customsBurnings customs of war

student life

Burns, R. English poetry

Burns and scalds surgery

Burroughs, John Am. essays

Bursae anatomy

diseases of

Burseraceae botany

Burying grounds. cemeteries

public healthBusiness arithmetics

buildings architecture

colleges

commerce, sociology

cooperation

ethics

manuals

methods

Butchers

Bute, Scotland history

Butler, S. English humorButter adulterations

artificial chem. tech.

dairy

INDEX

Butterflies

Buttermilk

Buttons

Byles, Mather

adulterations

manufactures

Am. satire

Byr^n, G. G. N. English poetryByssace^e botany

Byzantine architecture

art

ecclesiology

empire historyCab manufacturesCabinet council, English

making

officers, V. S. gov.

organ

work joinery

Cabinets in museumsCable roads road engineering

submarine

telegraphic, sociology

useful artsCables manufactures'Cabul, Afghanistan history

827

959-2

959-1

584.13

722.4

81348

823.66

393-2

399

371.89

821.67

617. II

S14.41

611.75

616.76

583-247

719

614.65

51 1.8

725.2

650.7

380

334

«W658

658

689

941.39

827.42

614.325

664.3

595-78

614.324

679

817.13

821.76

589.19

723.2

709.495

246.1

949.5

684

354-4205

684

353-05musical instruments 786.9

694.7

579.71

6255

654-5

384

654

677

958.1

Cabul, Afghanistan travels

Cachet, lettres de French history

Cacteas botany

Cadalso,J. de, Spanish poetry

Cadets

'Cadiz

CadmiumCaedmon

*Caen

Caesar

military schools

history

travels

inorganic chemistry 546.48-

Anglo Saxon poetry 829.2

91 5.8 1'

944-03

5''^3-47f

861.42

355-07

946.S

914.6S

history

travels

Latin literature

Caesarian section obstetrics

944- 2:r

914-42:?

87S.1

618.S6

923- 137-

937

1Caesars

Caesium

Cafes

Caffeine

Caffres

Cage birds

Cages

Cairns

* Cairo, Egj-pt, history

travels

Caisson workers hygiene' Caithness. Scotland history

'Calabria, Italy "

'Calais history

travels

Calcic waters economic geologyCalcium inorganic chemistry 546.41

light chemical technology 665.7Calculators mathematics 510.8Calculus diseases 616.62

mathematics 517of direction analyt. geom. 516.8

'Calcutta history^^4,1

travels 915.4?Calderon de la Barca, P. Sp. drama 862.35

lives

Roman history

inorganic chemistry 546.36architecture 725.71diuretics 615.761.

hygiene 613.83history q(^^^

domestic pets 636.6mining engineering 622.6Sprehistoric archaeology 571.96

962.1

916.21

613.66

941-13

945-78

944 27

914.427

553-75

' Caledonia history

Calendar

ecclesiastical, AnglicanCalendering paper manufacture

textile fabrios

Calhoun, John Caldwell, Am. oratory 815.26Calico manufactures 677

printing, chemical technology 667.3

979-4

941

529

264.031

676

677

' California history' Lower, "

Caligraphs writing machinesCaliphs MohammedanismCalisthenics hygiene

school hygiene

Calked joints plumbingCalligraphy writing

972.2

65'

297

613.71

371.73'

696.6

65'Topics i„ black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the tables at th*^-

end of thi$t in ilex.

(43-)

INDEX Burlesque

Caoutchouc

Callimachus Greek lyric poetry 884.8 Canada geology 557-1

Calmucks history 950 history 971

Caloric engines 621.41 maps 912.71

physics 536 schools, public 379.71

Calorimeter 536.6 statistics 317-1

Calpurnius Siculus, Lat. lyric poetry 874.6 travels 917.1

'Calvados, France history 944.22 other topics see Table I

Calvinism sects 284.2 * East, history 971.4

Calvinism vs. free will dogmatics 234 travels 917.14

Calvinistic Baptist church 286.1 * West, history 971.3

confession 238.4 travels 91713Methodist church 287.2 Canal engineering 626

Calvinists* lives 922.4 Suez 626.9

Calycanthaceae botany 583-"3 transit sociology 386

Calycereae " 583.546 Canals, interoceanic engineering 626.9

Calycineae " 5844 Canary birds care of 6j6.6

Calycozoa zoology 593-74 zoology 598.8

Cambistry money 332.45' Isles history 946.8

metrology 389 Cancer diseases 616.994

'Cambodia history 959.6 Cancioneros, Los Spanish poetry 861.25

Cambodian architecture 722.4 'Candahar history 958.2

'Cambria, Wales history 942.9 . travels 915.82

Cambrian age geology 55«-72 Candles chemical technology 665.1

"Cambridge, Eng. history 942.59 Candor ethics '77-3

travels 914.259 Candy making 642

university 378.42 Cane, sugar agriculture 633

• Mass., history 974.44 botany 584.9

travels 917.444 Canellaceae " 5^3- '37

confession 238.5 Cannel coal economic geology 553-^3

platform creeds 23S.5 Cannibalism customs of war 399

Camel domestic animals 636.9 Canning of fruits and vegetables *

zoology 599.7 chem. technology 664.8

Cameos 736 meats and fish, chem. tech.664.9

Camera photography 771 Cannon military engineering 623.4

lucida optics 535-86 Canoes and canoeing 797

Cameralistic science 336 Canon law 34S

Cameronians sects 2S5.5 music 781.5

Camp life hygiene 613.67 of scripture 220.1

meetings 269 Canonization

"Campagna, Italy history 945-6 Canons, Apostolical eccles. polity 262.6

travel 914.56 church 262.6

Campaigns American civil war 975-73 CJanons rivers 551.4S

Campanales botany 583-57 ' of Colorado River descr. 917.91

Campania ancient history 937-7 Canopy windows arch, decoration 729-83.

» modern *' 945-72 Cantal, France history 944.5? -

Campanulaceae botany 583-59 Cantata dramatic music 782.8

Campbellism sects 289.2 sacred music 783.4

"Campeche, Mexico history 972.6 Canterbury convocation, eccles. hist. 283,4^

Campenon, F. N. V. French poetry 841.66 Cantharides animal poisons 615.94

Camphor therapeutics 615.789 Canticles Bible 2239

Camping out 796 'Canton, China history 951.2

Camps, disinfec. cont, disease 614.48 travels 915.1-

hygiene 613.67 Cantii, C. Italian fiction 853-76

'Canada administration 354-71 Canvas roofing building 695.8

botany 581.971 Canvassing bookselling 655-57

iinance 336.71 1Caoutchouc rubber manufacture 67S

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tli»

end of thiH index.

(433*

Cappcelli

CatsINDEX

Capacelli Albergati, F., Italian drama 852.63

Capacity for knowing mental facul. 151

'Cape Ureton historj^

travels

Colony, Africa history

of Good Hope "

Verde islands **

travels

Capet, Hugh French history

house of, **"

Capillaries anatomy

Capillary attraction in plants

of liquids

Capital and labor

punishment law

Capitalists' lives

Capitation-tax

Capitols architecture

Caporali, C. Italian satire

ancient history

botany

Italian essays

secretions

botany

Cappadocia

Capparideae

Capponi, G.

Caprification

Caprifoliaceae

971.6

917.16

968.7

96S.7

997

919.7

944.021

944.02

611. 15

581. II

53^-6

331

343-^

923-3

725.U

857.43

939-34

5^3-^3^

854.75

59t-i45

583-51

Caps, percussion, chemical technology 662.4

617.74

341.3

399

9/0-3

3^5

341.3

853-83

271.74

699

7^5-45

7^S-33

656

355

612.396

^^5-3^3

Capsule of eye-lens eye diseases

Captives international law

war customs

Captivities among the Indians

Captivity prison discipline

Captures international law

Capuana, Luigi Italian fiction

Capuchins religious history

Car-building

factories architecture

houses, R. R. "

Caravans transportation

Carbines military science

Carbo-hydrates nutrition

Carbolic acid materia medica

disinfectants cont, diseases 614.4S5

Carbon inorganic chemistry 546.26

compounds air pollution 614.721

materia med. 615.31

organic chem. 547group inorganic chemistry 546.25

series economic geology 553.2

Carbonari secret societies 366

Carbonated waters hygiene 613-38

Carbonates mineralogy 549-78

Carbonic acid, air pollution 614.722

toxicology 615.96

oxide air pollution 614.722

narcotic poisons 615.96

Carboniferous age geology 55'*75

fossils 560

Carburetted hydrogen air pollution 614.722

Carcano, Giulio Italian fiction

Card catalogs, library admin.

Iilaying

ethics

Cardiff giant humbugs^Cardigan, Wales history

Cardinals ecclesiastical polity

lives

Roman church

Carducci, Giosue Italian poetry

Care of animals animal hygiene

body, hygiene

school hygiene

eves " '*

person

Carelius, Olof, Swedish poetry

Caria ancient history

Caribbean sea travels

^Caribbee Islands history

Caricature drawing

Carillon music

'Carinlhia, Austria, history

Carlen, Kmilie, Swedish fiction

Carleton, William American humor S17.45

Carlist wars in Spain Spanish hist. 946.07

Carlovingian cycle legend 398.2

'Carlow, Ireland history 94[.SS

Carlson, F. F., Swedish miscellany S39.7S64

85377

0253

705

175-5

^33-7

942.95

262.13

922.2

2S2

851.S4

614.94

613.4

371-73

371-72

391.6

839.7141

939-^4

917.29

972.97

741

789.5

943.66

^39-73<^S

Carlyle, T. English essays

^Carmarthen, Wales history

Carmelites monks

sisterhoods

^Carnarvon, Wales history

Carneades Greek philosophy

^Carniola, Austria history

Carnivora mammalsCarnivorous plants botany

Carol sacred music

'Caroline Islands

Carolingian dynasty, French history 944.01

German " 943.02!

ancient historv

modern "

824.82

94298

271-73

271.971

942.92

1S6.2

943-67

599-7

58^.53

783.6

996.6

Carpathos

Carpentry

Carpets

stereotomy

designing

domestic economy

manufacture

Carpocratian heresy

Carposporeae. algae

fungi

(arrer, L. Italian poetry

Carrera, V. " dramaCarriage and car factories archit.

houses architecture

939- '7

949.97

694

515.S2

745

645

677

273-1

589.4

58921

851.76

852.83

7^5-45

728.94

Topics in black face type are sub-divideti. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index,

(434)

684

636.6

628.366

347-4

699

Carriage making

Carrier pigeons domestic birds

Carriers in irrigation siinitary eng.

law

Cars building

disinfect., cont. dis. 614.48

horse engineering 625.6

railroad engineering 625.2

^Cartagena history 986

travels 918.6

philosophical systems 144

INDEX Capacelli

Cats

Castrametation military science 355

Castro y Belvis G. de, Spanish drama 862.32

Casts

Casualties

ancient history

Cartesianism

Carthage

Carthaginian architecture

*

.

language

war Roman history

Carthusian monksCartilages anatomv

Cartography maps, atlases, etc

Cartoons

Cartridges military science

Carved decoration architecture 729.5

Carving dining 643sculpture

Caryophylleae botanyCaryophyllineae "

Casa, G. del la, Italian poetry

939-73

722.3

492.6

937-04

271.71

611.72

912

741

623.4

Casements

Cases

law

fortifications

English syntax

Greek

Latin "

other languages

American digests

reports

English digests

reports

*Cashmere history

'Caspian Sea travels

Cassi, F. Italian poetry

Cassia tree botany

Cassinoid curve anal. geom.Cast iron structures architecture

Castanets musical instr.

Caste in India, social ethics

Castelar, E. Spanish oratory

Cajitelein, M. de Dutch poetry

Caste ethics

Castellazzo, L., Italian fiction

Castelvetro, L., " essays

Casti, G. " satire

Castiglione, I^. •' essays

'Castile, New, history' Old

Castillejo, C. de Spanish poetry

Casting foundries

Castles architecture

Castor and Pollux mytnoiogy

736

583-152

58315

851-38

623.1

425-5

485.5

475-5

345-5

345-4

346.5

345.4

954.6

914-78

851.65

583-32

516.26

721.91

789.4

177.5

865.52

839-3123

177.5

853-81

854.41

857.63

854.33

946.4

946.3

861.32

671

728.81

292

protection frompublic health

Casuarineae botany

Casuistry ethics

Catacomb symbols ecclesiology

Catacombs antiquities

cemeteries

symbols

^Catalan language

literature

Catalepsy

Catalog dept. librarv economyCatalogers library economyCataloging

Catalogs author

book publisher's

college

dictionary

of special authors

countries

subjects

star mapsstars

.

subject

universal

'Catalonia, Spain history

Cataracts eye diseases

physical geography

Catarrh diseases

epidemic diseases

Catarrhal affections of skin

Catch vocal music

730

614.8

583-975

17 1.6

246.5

913.37

719

246-5

44998499132-4

025-3

023.5

025-3

018

015

378

019

012

015

016

524.8

523-89

017

on946.7

617.74

55'-48

616.205

616.203

616.52

784.1

basins of sewers, sanitary eng. 62S.255

Catechisms

Catenary curve physics

Cathari

Catharine I.

II.

Cathartics

'Cathav

persecutions

sects

Russian history(C

therapeutics

history

travels

Cathedral canons cedes, polity

services musical

system ecclesiastical

Cathedrals architecture

Catholic apostolic church

church

epistles Bible

Catholicism and Protestantism

Catholics' lives biography

Cato, Valerius, Latin satire

Cats, Jacob Dutch poetry

238

53^ '^3

272.4

284.4

947.06

947.06

615.733

951

915-'

263.3

783-2

262.3

726.6

289.5

282

227.9

2S2

922.2

877.2

839-3131T«iiiics in hlaek face type are subdivided. Superior iigrureit refer to the tables at tb«

end of this index.

(435)

Cats

Charlatanry

Cats

diseases of medicine

Catskills, X. Y. history

travels

'Cattaraugus Co., N. Y. history

CattJe

diseases contag. hygiene

vet. med.

markets architecture

Cai nil us Latin lyric poetry

Tibullus, and Propertius

' Caucasia history

Caucuses

Cauls anatomy

Causation philosophy

Cause and effect **

Causes final "

of contagious diseases

Caustic potassa external irritants

Cavalca, D. Italian essays

Cavalcanti, G. *' poetry

Cavallotti, F. '* dramaCavalry

' Cavan, Ireland history

Cavatina music

Cave men prehistoric archaeology 571.12

INDEX

6368619.8

974-738

917-4738

974-794

636.2

6i4.9[

619.2

725.27

874.2

874.1

947-9

324

611.38

122

122

124

614.41

615775854.11

851.14

852.85

357

941.69

784.2

temples Indian arch.

Caves geology

natural dwellings

Cavour Italian history

'Cawnpore, India "

* Cayenne Island '*

' Cayuga Co., N. Y. "

Cecchi, C. M., Italian dramaCeilings architecture

carved arch, decoration

mosaic " "

painted *' "

vaulted architecture

Celastrales botanyCelastrinear "

^ Celebes history

722.4

551-44

571.81

945.09

954.2

98S

974.768

852.43

721.7

729.58

729.71

729.48

721.4

583-27

991.2

Celebrations, invention of printing 655. 12

Celestial dynamicssphere

Celestina Spanish fiction

Celibacy ethics

hygiene

of clergy

Cell houses prison architecture

Cells biology

histology botany

zoology

physiological botany 581.

i

Cellular confinement prisons 365

punishments 343.2

521.

1

522.71

863.23

1762

613.89

254

725.62

58 1.

8

591.8

Cellular tissue, botany

Cellulitis diseases

Celluloid manufactures

Cellulose botany

581.8

616.77

679

58 1.

S

Celsius, Anders, Swedish miscellany 839.78^5

839.7S46

913-36

299.16

491.6

936

944.01

571.25

691.5

666.9

Olof

Celtic antiquities

Druids, religion

* language

Celts

719

393-1

614.65

726.8

247.9

310

ancient history

French "

stone archaeology

Cements building material

manufacture

mineral, econ. geol. 553.68

Cementum, diseases of dentistry 617.62

Cemeteries

earth burial

effect on healthCemetery chapels architecture

Censers sacred vessels

Censorship of the press

Censuses statistics

Cent-gramme-second system physics 530.8

Centenarians physiology 612.68

Centennial celebrations see subject

exhibition, United States 606

Centipedes zoology 595-6Centlivre, Mrs. English drama 822.53" Cento novelle antiche " Ital. fict. 853.1

1

^ Central Africa history

travel

North history

travels' America history

travel' Asia history

nervous system, physiol. 612.82

Pacific railroad 385I'ark 711

Centralization, administrative, Eng. 354.42or

France 354.4401

Germany 354.4301

U.S. gov. 353.01

political science

Centre of gravity physics

Centrifugal blowers engineering

force physics

pumps engineering

Centripetal force physics

Centrolepidca;, botany

Cephalization, zoology

Cephalopoda "

Ceramic productions building

Ceramics fine arts

manufacture

967

916.7

966

916.6

972.8

917.28

958

320.1

621.63

531-35

621.67

53 1-35

584-82

591-4

504-5

691.4

738

666.3

TopieK ill blark face type are 8ub-<lividec]. .Superior figures refer to the tables at the-

end of this index.

(436)

INDEX

583-987

614.312

633

584.9

3381

615.96

»53

616.83

615.99

616.81

616.925

616.82

616.82

poisons, therapeutics 615.98

Ceremonies customs 394-4

religious ritual 264

Cerium group inorganic chem. 546.6

inorganic chemistry 546.62

oxalate of therapeutics 615.735

Certainty knowledge 121

of medicines therapeutics 615.51

Certificates of, teachers 37i-'3

Cervantes Saavedra, M. de Sp. fict. 863.32

Cervix dilatation, obstet. operations 618.S4

Ceratophylleae, botany

Cereals adulterations

agriculture

botany

trade in agric. products

Cerebral poisons therapeutics

Cerebration, unconscious

Cerebria diseases

Cerebro-cardiac poisons

spinal circulation, diseases

fever .

"

meninges "

meningitis

diseases of womenCesari, A, Italian essays

Cess-pools air pollution

Cestoda parasitic diseases

Cestoids worms

Cetacea zoology

'Ce^ion history

travel

Chailletiaceze botany

Chalcography, engraving

Chaldsea ancient history

Chaldean architecture

philosophy

* Chaldee language

Chalets architecture

Chalices sacred vessels

Chalk lithology

beds economic geology

Challenger expedition, 1873-76

Challenges duels

Chalukyan architecture

618.14

854.67

614.764

616.964

595-1

599-5

954.8

915.48

583-255

762

935-1

722.5

181.6

492.2

728.7

247.8

552-54

553-68

508.3

394-8

722.4

Chalybeate waters economic geology 553.73

7857

38 i

59S.11

S33.6S

944-3

Chamber music

Chambers of commerce reports

Chameleon zoology

Chamisso A. von German fiction

' Champagne, France history

Championship games amuse-ments 790

ethics '75-7

school hygiene 37 '-7 5

Champlain, lake travels 917.4754

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

Cats

Charlatanry

Chance, games of amusements

ethics

natural theology

probabilities

vs. cause metaphysics

Chancellors' lives

Chancels ecclesiology

Chancer}*, court of

law

reports American lawEnglish law

Chances mathematicsChandeliers

Change of air, hygiene

seasons

Changes of blood respiration

'Channel Islands history

Channels, hydrography of surveying 526,99

open, hydraulics 53--54

Channing, William Ellery, Am. essays 814.23

Chanson de Geste French poetry 841. 11

Roland " " 84? rt

Chant, Gregorian ecclesiology 246.8

Chants sacred music 783.5

Chapbooks 398-5

Chapelain, J. French poetry S41.44

Chapels architecture 726.4

cemetery " 726.8

Chapin, Edwin Hubbell, Am. oratory Si 5.35

795

'755214

519

122

923.4

246.1

347-99

347.8

345-4

346.4

519

749

613.12

525-53

612.23

942.34

Chaplains ministry

Chaps skin disorders

Chapter-and-verse division Bible

Characeae

Character

Charades

Charbon

botany

ethics

formation of

of reading

public health

Charcoal and chemicals in sewers

burning air pollution

chemical technology

drawing

fuel

'Charente, France history

262.1

616.58

220.1

5884

170

374028.9

793

614.561

628.237

614-735

662.7

741

644

944.65

Inferieure, France, history 944.64

Charging systems libraries

Charitable associations

institutions

Charities

025.6

361

361

973-777

360

177.7

361

American civil war

and corrections

Charity ethics

political economypublic administration 351.84

schools 377 7

sisters of 271.91

Charlatanry quackery 133-7

Superior figures refer to the tab]eft >»t theend of tliis index.

(437)

Charlemagne INDEXChorea

Charlemagne, age of, Kuropean hist. 940.3

French history 944.01

German **

legends

Charleston, S. C. history

Charles I,

II.

Charles IV.

English history

French history

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

IX.

X.

Charles II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

Charles I.

II.

HI.

IV.

Charles XIV

German history

German history

Netlierlands history

Spanish "

German a

Spanish history

Swedish history

travels

Charters of cities

Chartier, A. French poetry

Chartism Eng. constitut. history 342.42

Chartists jjolilical party 329.942

Chartography maps, atlases, etc. 912

943.01

398.2

975-7

942.062

942.066

944.024

944.025

944.026

944.026

944.027

944.029

944.062

943.021

943.021

943.026

943-031

949.202

946.04

943.052

943-054

946.04

946.053

946.057

946.058

94S.07

9»7-57

352

841.21

Cheating

Checkers

Checks

Cheese

Cheiroptera

Chelonia

ethics

student life

banks

commercial law

adulterations

dairy

mammalsreptiles

Chemical affinity

174

371.81

794

332.1

347-7

614.327

637

599-4

59S-13

541-3

agents, effects of diseases 616.9S7

analysis

apparatus

disinfectants con. dis.

elements chemical tech.

equations

fire extinguishers

industries

jurisprudence law

laboratories

543

542.2

614.4S4

661.

1

541-9

dbi4.845

660

340-6

542.1

architecture 727.5

5422

Charts geography 912

history 902

maps 912

of comets astronomy 523.69

Chase

Chasing

Chastelain, G.

Chastity

moonplanets

stars

sun

hunting

sculpture

French fiction

tthics

M

Chateaubriand, F. A. R. vicomte de

French fict.

Chateaux architecture

Chatham, V.'illiam Pitt, Eng. oratory 825.61

523-39

5-3-49

523-^9

523-79

799

736

843.24

1 76.

1

843.65

728.82

541-9

541

591.

1

660

628.544

624.72

628.237

661

540

543

215

660

591.64

manipulation

nomenclature

physics

physiology

technology

treatment of wastes

works air pollution

Chemicals in sewers sanitary eng.

manufacture of

Chemistryagricultural

analytical

and natural religion

applied to the arts

economic zoology

industrial chem. tech. 660

inorganic 546

legal law 340.6

medical materia m«d. 615

of poisons chem. analysis 543.5

toxicology 6i5-9

organic 547physiological 612.01

study of disease 616.076

Chemists* lives biography 925-4

^Chemung Co., N, Y. history 974-77*^

'Chenango Co., N. Y. " 974-773

Chenier, A. M. de French poetry 841.56

M. J. de drama 842.66

Chenopodiaceai botany 583.914

Cheques commercial law 347-7

*Cher, France, history 944-55

Cherbuliez, V., French fiction ^43.87

* Cheshire, England history 94--7I

Chess amusements 794

Topic-b in black face type are sub-divid*-*!. Superior lig^ures refer to the tables at the

end uf this index.

(43S}

Chairian, A. French fiction

Chattels law

Chatttrton, T. English poetry

Chaucer, G.

Chaulieu, (i. A. de French poetry

Chautauqua self-education

» Co., N. Y. history

843.85

347-3

82 1.63S21.17

841.47

374-7

974-795

INDEX

Chess ethics

Chest anatomy

diseases

surgery

Chester plays English dramaChesterfield *• letters

Chiabrera, G. Italian poetry

'Chiapas, Mexico history

^Chicago history

travels

CharlemagneChorea

1754611.94

616.2

617.54

822.u826.52

851.51

972.7

977-31

917-731Chichimec civilization Mex. history 972.012Chicken-pox diseases

public health

Chief justices* lives

librarian library economy'Chihuahua, Mexico history

Chilblains skin disorders

Child labor political economyChildbirth obstetrics

Children, asylums for architecture

sociology

care of

cruelty to ethics

diseases of

duties of ethics

education of

games of out-door

hospitals for

moral care for

616.914

614.525

9234023.4

972.1

616.58

33^-3

6i8.2

725.57

3^2.7

649

179.2

618.9

173-6

372

796

362.7

377Children's crusade European history 940.4

354-83

581.983

33^-^3

55S.3

983

912.83

379-83

31^-3

91S.3

341.283

^3^-3

Chile administration

botany

finance

geology

history

maps

schools, public

statistics

travels

treaties

other topics see table I

Chiliasm millennium

Chimes ol bells music 7S9.5Chimney pieces architecture 729.95

sweeping, domestic economy 644

697.8

628.522

693

628.236

354-51

581.951

336.51

555-1

93'

951

912.51

Chiinneys

China

heating

high sanitary eng.

masonrysewer ventilation

administration

botany

finance

geology

history, ancient

modemmaps

China schools, public

statistics

travels

treaties

other topics see table i

379-5'

315-I

915134t.2cr

ChiosI

ware fine art

useful arts

Chinese architecture

art

immigration

labor polit. economylanguage

literature

philosophy

religion

ancient history

modern •*

travels

Chirography penmanshipChiromancy palmistry

Chitarra. C. dalla Italian satire

Chivalry age of Europ. hist.

customs

Chlasnaceas botany

Chloral hydrate, poisons

hygiene

hypnotics

temperanceChloranthaceae botanyChlorides as disinfectants

Chlorine compounds air pollution

mineralogy

inorganic chemistry

Chloroform anaesthetics

poisons

Chlorophyll botany

ChlorophyllaceEc botany

Choate, Rufus, American oratory

Chocolate adulterations

manufacturesChoctaw language

literature

Choice, freedom of mental faculties

metaphysics

of editions

vocation

Choir music

Cholagogues therapeutics

Cholera

Choral service

Chorale ••

Chord process geodesyChorea diseases

738

666.5

722.1

709.51

325-2S>

33i'€>

495

«95181.1

299.5

939- '3

949-93

914.993

652

^33'^

857.12

940.4

394-7

583.16S

615.967

6i3-«3

613.782

178.8

583.926

614.487

614.726

549-4

546.13

615.7S1

615.966

581.8

5S9.8

815.32

614..347

663.9

497

897

159

'~3

028.2

783.8

615.742

616.93diseases

infantum, pub. health 614.515protective inoculation 614.475public health 614.514sacred music 7S3.24

7S3.6

5-6-43

616.851Topic, iu black far;e type are fiub-Uivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

eud of thU index.

(439)

-Choriambics

Clans

Choriambics

Choroid

Chorus

INDEX

Greek prosody 486.3

eye diseases 617.72

sacred music 7838

vocal " 784.86

Chrestien de Troyes French poetr\' 841.14

^Chrestomathy English language 428.7

Christ doctrinal theology 232

lives 232.9

Christening baptism 265.1

customs 39--^

Christian antiquities

apologetics

architecture eccles.

medieval

art

associations

Brothers monks

church

doctrines

education

ethics

fathers relig. hist.

fathers' worksiconography

sculpt,

institutions

life personal religion

names,

• philosophy patristic

science therapeutics

sects

socialism

Sunday

union

* Christiania, Norway history

travels

Christianity and science

evidences

history

primitive

Christians biography' Christiansand, Norway history

Christine de Pisan French fiction

Christmas customs

festival sacred music

Christology doctrinal theology

Chroniates mineralogy

Chromatic aberration optics

scale theory of music

Chromatics optics

Chromatography

Chromium economic geology

group inorg. chem. 546.75

inorganic chem. 546.76

Chromolithography 764

Chromometry colorimetry 545-8

239

726

723

Ml267

271.78

260-289

230

377

171.1

270

281.

1

246

732

260

248

929.4

189.2

615.851

280

335-7

2633280

948.2

914.82

apologetics 239.8

239

- 270-289

270.1

922

948.3

843.21

394

783.28

232

549.74

535-4

781

535-6

752

553-46

Chromosphere, sun 52375Chronic diseases pathology 616

Chronicles Hible 222.6

history see special subject

Chronograph

Chronologies

Chronology

Chronometer

astronomy

history

astronomybiblical Bible

astron. instr.

longitude determ.

manufacture

stoic philosophy

522.52

902

5»9

220.94

522.51

525-47

6S1

18S.3

552-48

260-289

348

377.8

261.7

172.3

?22

281.

1

726

262.8

673

789.5

254

260-289

247

262.9

281.1

265.2

964

«47

262

270-289

265.2

783

H7283

282

Presbyterian 285.2

262

Chrysippus

Chrysolitic rocks

Churchand clerg\' law

education

state eccl. polity

ethics

political science

Apostolic

architecture

authority

bells manufactures

music

benefices clerical support

Christian

decoration, sacred orn.

discipline eccles. polity

fathers

fellowshio

festivals, worship

furniture

governmenthistory

membership

music

needlework

of England

RomeScotland

polity

primitive 270.1

property

rates clerical support 254

religious history 270-289

sacraments 265

schools 377

sects 280

services public worship 264

sociology 322

vestments 247.7

work 260

yards, cemeteries 719

Churches architecture 726.5

burials in public health 614.61Jhygiene 613.55

ordinances

Topics iu black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of tills index.

(440)

IThurches national vs. organic unity 261.8

various christian 280

*Churchill, C. English satire 827.61

<Zhyle blood-making 612.119

Cibber, Colley, English drama 822.54

Cicero, complete works 875.1

Greek philosophy 186.3

letters 876.1

Cid, Poemade mio Spanish poetry 861.12

Romancero del " « 861.27

<^ienfuegos, X. A. de, Spanish poetry 861.48

Cilia physiology 612.72

Ciliary body eye diseases 617.72

Ciliata zoology 593-17

Cilicia ancient history 939-35- modern " 956.4

travel 915-64-Cinchonia materia medica ^^S-33^Cincinnati, O. history 977.1

travels 917-71

Cincinnati society of 369.131

Cinematics mechanics 53^-1

INDEX Choriambic»

Clans

Cisterns rural water supply 628.7

Cistineae botany

Cites ouvrieres, architecture

Cities administration

ancient description

buried "

free, German gov.

growth of, administration

health of

plans of

scavenging- of

water and sewage works 628.09

Citizens, duties of ethics 172.1

Citizenship law 347-'

Citrates diuretics 615.761

City governments, administration 352

Cinerary urns, treatment of the dead 393.2

Cipher writing 651' Circassia history 947-9•Circle German local gov. 352.0433

sailing, great navig. 527.5

Circles perspective 5^565plane geometry 5'3--i

prehistoric archasology57i.95

345-41

721.41

721.46

5141

628.223

027.3

CIr.'uit court reports, U. S.

Circular arches architecture

domes "

functions trigonometry

section of sewers

Circulating libraries

Ci-culation and blood, physiology 612.1

cerebro-spinal diseases 616.81

in animals zoologv 59i.tl

in plants botany 581. 11

oceanic ocean currents 551.47

•Circulatory organs comp. anat. 591.41

descr. *' 59i'7i

system anatomy 611.1

,diseases of 616.1

drugs acting on 615.71

surgery

Circumcision

Circumnavigations

Circumpolar stars mapsCircumstantial evidence law

Circuses amusements

ethics

Cirripedia zoology

Cissoid curves, anal, geometry

Cistercian monks

617.41

392.1

910.4

523-89

347.94

791

1751

595-35

516.26

271.72

583-134

728.13

352

913-3

913.3

354.4309

352.001

614.145

9x2

628.4

halls architecture

homes of poor "

hotels **

houses "

life

mortality public health

property local gov.

transit sociology

Civil authority local government 352engineering 620

government and the church 322

ethics 172.3

relig. 26 [.7

government, polit. science 320

law

political science

725-13

728.11

728.51

728.3

614.145

352.1

388

liberty

lists

pensions

procedure

rights

service

administration

law

administration

municipal gov.

officials, lives

reform admin.

349

351-2

35^.5

347-9

35'

352.005

923.5

351-6

trials

war

U.S. hist. 973.8

347.9ethics

slavery

U. S. history

Civility ethics

Civilization and the church

history

philosophy of

primitive* Clackmannan, Scotland history

Claims against governmentsU. S. court of history

reports

Clairvoyance

Clans political science

172.4

326

973-7

177.1

261.6

901

901

571

941.35

336

347-99

345-41

134

321.2

Topics In black face tyi>e are subdivided. Superior fig:ures refer to the tables at theend of this Index.

U41}

n

941

941-93

788.6

177.5

264.8

378

371.89

324.2

017

025.3

371.25

913-38

920.03

375.88

912.3

880

870

293

480

470

373

379880

870

590.1

Clans

Colleges

t^Ians Scottish history* Clare, Ireland history

Clarinet wind instruments

Class feeling ethics

meetings public worship

re-unions, colleges

student customssystem suffrage

Classed catalogs bibliography

lib. admin.Classes, school

Classical antiquities

biography

education

geographyliterature, Greek

Latinmythology

philology Greek lang.

Latin "

schools, private, educ.

public, "Classics Greek literature

Latin

Classification of animals zoology

books library- econ. 025.4

chemistry 541-9

diseases medicine 6i6.oi

knowledge method-

ology 112

languages philology 401

library 025.4

philosophy 112

plants botany 580.1

sciences nat. sci. 501

musical instruments 786.1

Am. oratory 815.25

chemical technology 666.4

petrography 552.52Clays, brick, fire, potters' geology 553.61Cleanliness of body hygiene

clothing "

Cleanthes stoic philosophy

Clearing house, banking

Cleavage crystallography

geology

Clemency ethics

Clemens, S. L. Am. humorClement philosophy

Clementines apocrypha

Cleopatra's needle monumentsClepsydra chronology

Cleptomania derangementsClerc, Jean de Dutch miscellany

Clergy, benefit of legal antiquities

canon law

INDEXINDEX

Clavichord

Clay, Henry

Clay

613.4

613.483

188.2

332

548.3

55 '.84

179.9

817.44

189.2

229.9

718

529.78

132.6

839.381

340.3

348Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

end of this index.

{442)

Clergy, celibacy of ethics

pastoral theol.

ethics

holy orders

lives of

pastoral workClerical support

tithes

Clerks* occupation hygiene

Cleveland, G. first presidency of' Cleveland, O. history

travels

Cliff dwellings, prehistoric arch.

Climacterics physiology

vital statistics

Climate effects of diseases

therapeutics

hygiene

influence on manmeteorology

seasonsClimatology contagious diseases

physical geographyClimbers birds

Climbing plants habits

Clinics medical education

'Clinton County, N. Y. history

Clock, sidereal

Clock-making

Clocks chronology

Cloistered nuns

Close communion Baptists

sacramentCloset, earth sanitary engineering

Cloth manufactures

Clothes-making

Clothing disinfection, contag. dis

domestic economyhygiene

of laboring classes

support from hips

Clouds meteorology

Club foot surgery

houses architecture

libraries

Clubs, literary, education

social

workingmen*s, architecture

Clusters and nebulae stars

Cnidaria zoSlogyCoach building carriage makingCoaching amusements

business

Coagulation of blood physiology

Coal, economic geologyfuel chemical technology

Superior fig^ures refer to the tables

176.1

254-

I74-'

262.1

922

250

336- 2 r

613.65

973-85

977.1

9:7.71

571.34

612.6

614.13

616.98S

615.834

613.11

573.4

55'.56

5255614.42

551.56

598.7

581.5

610.7

974754522.51

6S1

529.78

271.96

286

265.3

628.43

677

687

. 614.48

646

613.48

33 '.83

613.484

551.57

617.39

728.4

027.2

374-3

3<^7

725.93

523-85

593-5

684

798

656

612.115

553.2

662.6

at tub

Aiv

Coal fuel, domestic economy

metallurgy

gas domestic lights

heating

illuminating gas

mineralogy

mining

oil chemical tech.

domestic lights

economic geology

mineralogy

644

669.8

644

697.6

665.7

549.8

^^^-33

665.4

644

553--8

549.8

tar colors chemical technology 667.2

products " "668.7

therapeutics 61 5,75

washing ore dressing 622.78

Co-alescence, foetuses deformities 617.35

incomplete " 617.32

of parts "617.33

Coast changes, erosion 55 '.36

defence, military eng. 623.3

pilot 656Survey, U. S. geodesy 526tides 525.64

Coasting sports 796Coasts, hydrography of surveying 526.99Coats of arms, heraldry 929.8

Cobalt inorganic chemistry 546.73ores,

Coca' Cochin China, French

economic geology

hygiene

history

dyeing

eihics

adulterations

manufacture

silkworms

fishing

Cochineal

Cock fighting

Cocoa

Cocoon

Cod fishery

Code Napoleon French law

Codes, American lawCodices Bible mss.Codification of law U. S. lawCo-education

of races

Ccele Syria ancient history

Coelenterata zoologyCoffee

553-48

613.85

959-7

667.2

796

614.347

663.9

638

639

349.442

34522220.4

345-2

376-7

371-99

93942

5933614.347

633

583-52

adulterations

agriculture

botany

commercial mixing of 663.9

domestic economy 641

houses customs

hygiene

stimulants

394.1

613-37

615.711

627.8

393-'

614.614

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the table.end of tlii8 index.

<443)

Coffer-dams

Coffins

river engineering

burial customs

perishable pub. health

Cog wheels mech. eng.

Cognition metaphysics' Cohahuila, Mexico history

Cohesion physics

Coils electric apparatus

Clans

Colleges

621.83

126

972.1

539.2

537.86theory of dynamic electricity 537.51

Coinage administration

political economyCoins numismatics

Coke chemical technology

fuel, domestic econ,

metallurgy

Colchis, Asia ancient history

Cold antipyretics

baths hygiene

drinks "

351.S22

332.4

737

662.7

644

669.8

939-53

6»5-75

61343613-36

exposure to, protection of life6i4.S7

615.S32

536

imponderable remedies

physics

storage architecture

Colds catarrh

Colenso controversy pentateuch

Coleoplera

Coleridge, S. T. English poetry

Colic diseases

Coieochaeteas botany* Colima, Mexico history

Coliseum Roman antiquities

Collapse h"ig diseases

Collected biography

sermonstravels

works, see subject.

Collecting biology

725-35

616.205

222.

1

595.76

S21.72

616.34

589.47

972.3

913.376

616.249

920

252

910.8

579-6

book library economy 025.2

579-612

336.29

708

769

821.08

779602

784

bottle biology

Collection of taxes finance

Collections art galleries

engravings* of poetry Eng. lit.

photography

useful knowledge

vocal musicother topics, see subject.

Collectors' manuals, biology

Collects Anglican ritual

College degrees

founders' lives

libraries

regattas athletics

societies student life

songs

Colleges agricultural

and universities

architecture

business

579

264.036

378-2

923.7

027.7

371.75

371.83

784.6

630.7

378

727.3

650.7

at the

/

CoUegesCondensing

Colleges for womenhygiene

Collegiants sects

Collegiate education womenCollenuccio, P. Italian essays

Collier controversy Shakspere

Collieries mining cng.

Collimation constant, astron. inst.

Collin- Ilarleviile, J. F. Fr. dramaCollins W: English poetry

Collisions at sea maritime law

Colman, G. sr. English drama'Cologne history

travel

* Colombia, So, Am. history

travels

Colonial history, U. S.

law Enc;lish statutes

INDEX

376.8

613-54

284.9

376.6

854.24

822.33

622.23

522.35

842,62

821.57

347.7

822.63

943.42

914.342

986

918.6

973-2

346,1

system, political science 325Colonies " '*

Colonization, African

history of Africa

political science

Colonnades architectural design

walls

Color blindness eye diseases

325

3256g6o

3^5-3

7^9-32

721.26

617.75

natural hist, of man 573.

5

botany

zoology

physiology

in manplants

of animals

blood

optics

painting

suffrage

sense mental faculty

'Colorado, U. S., history

Colorational variation zoology

Colored races natural hist, of mantiies roofs

Colorimetric analysis chemistry

Coloring dyeing

581.157

591-157

612.117

535-6

752

324.1

152.1

978.8

591-157

573-5

721.56

545-8

667.2

matters, org. chem. 547Colors, artificial chem, tech.

ecclesiology

manufacture of paints

painting

practical printing

Colosseum Roman antiquities

Colossians epistles

Colossus of Rhodes monumentsColportage parochial

Columbate? mineralogy

'Columbia Co., N. Y. history* District of "

travels

Columbia college

Columelliaceae, botany

667.2

246,6

667.6

752

655.32

913-376

227.7.

718

259

549-71

974-739

975-3

917-53

37S.747

5S3.829

729.3*

694.4

729.57

729.47

730

340.3

511.5

Columns, arch, const.

architectural design

carpentry

carved arch, decoration

painted " "

sculpture

Combat, judicial legal antiquities

Combination arithmetic

Combinations of labor, polit. econ. 331.87

capital ** " 33^'^

Combinatory analysis algebra 512.5

Combined system of sewerage 628.21 r

Combretaceae botany 583.414

Combustibles, storage pub. safety 614.831

Combustion chemistry 54^.3

heat 536.46

in furnaces, ind. sanit. 628.524

822

S62.41

523.6

523-69

5^3-56

524.6

521.7

* Comedy English dramaCornelia, L. F. Spanish "

Cometscharts

connection with meteors

maps, observations

theorv

^Comic journals English literature 827

music dramatic 7S2.6' works English lit. 827Commagene, Asia ancient history 939.36Commanders* lives biography 923.5Commtjlinaceai botany

Commemorations Amer. civil war

Commemorative sermons

Commensal ism zoology

Commentaries, Bible

lawCommerce, regulation of law

sociology

useful arts

Commercial arithmetics, mathematics 51 i.S

buildings, architecture 725,2

fertilizers air pollution 614.748

industry, admin. 351-824

Jaw 347.7

morals ethics 174panics political economy 332travelling commerce 658

Commissions, building 692.8

Commissure, extension of, deformities 61 7.34

347-7

345

346

655-^1

347

347-99

5S4.38

97376252.9

591.5

220.7

347

347.7

380

650

Common carriers law

Common law, AmericanBritish

right copyright

treatises

pleas, court of

prayer Anglican ritual 264.03

schools, public 379

Topics lu black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this indezc

U44)

INDEX

Commonplace books lit. methods 02g,4

Commons, House of Eng.legis. 328.42

student life 371.88

Commonwealth English history 942.063

Roman ** 93702Commonwealths, ideal polit. science 320. i

Commune, French local gov. 352.0446

German 352.0434

of 187 1 French history 944.08.

political economy 335Communes, age of, in Italy 945.04

Communication, administration 351-81

heat 53'^'^

magnetism 538.2

mode of, cont. dis. 614.43

sociology 380useful arts 650

Communion, close baptists 286

holy sacrament 265.3

services, sacred music 783.21

Communism political economy 335-4

Communists, French 335Community of land political econ. 333.2

Compact ethics 1 74.7

Companies associations 360Companies, joint slock law 347.7

Comparative anatomy animals 591.4

plants 581.4

embryology zool. 591.3

legislation 340-5

medicine 619

mythology 291

philology 410physiology zofilogy 591.

i

religion 290

theology dogmatics 230

wages polit. econ. 33^--

Comparetti, D. Italian essays 854.86

Compass magnetism 53^'7

variations of, astron, 522,76

see subject.

prices

wages

Competitive examinations, civil ser.

examinations, schools

musical festivals

Complex ores metallurgy

variables calculus

•Compends,

Competition 338-5

331-2

351-3

371.27

784-5

669

517.8

Complications in labor, obstetrics 618.5

Compline Anglican ritual

Composers* lives

Compositae botany

Composite floors and flooring

order of architecture

structures, arch, const. 721.94

Composition architectural design 729.11

Topict* in black face type are sub-divided.

264.034

927.8

583-55

721.65

7 29-32

Composition

65525

347.7

721.64

Colleges

Condensing

artistic type-setting 655.26

elementary English 428.2

music 781.6

rhetoric

type-setting

with creditors law

Compound floors and flooring

Compounds with metals, org. chem. 547.9Compressed air engines 621.42

Compressibility of air pneumatics 533.2

Compression of gases physics 533-2

Compromise bill, 1850 U. S. history 973.63

ethics 171

Compulsory education 379-23insurance 331-2

vaccination, pub. health 614.4738Compurgation, legal antiquities 340*3Computation arithmetic 511

Comte French philosophy 194,8

positivism

Concept mental philosophy

146

^53'^

Conception, immaculate Christology 232.1

end of this index.

(445)

physiology

Concert teaching

Concertina music

Concerto orchestral music

Conchifera brachiopoda

lamellibranchiata

Conchoid curve anal, geometry

ConchologyConclave, papal eccles, polity

Concord philosophy, EmersonConcordances Bible^

special, see subject.

Concordat eccles. polity

internat. law

Concrete building material

ceilings

construction

foundations

pavements

piers and columns

roofing

village houses

walls

Concretion geological agent

Concubinage sex customs

Concussion injuries

Condemned books book rarities

Condensation action of heat

of effluvium, sanit. eng. 62S.523

vapor pneumatics ^^ 3, i

Condensers chemistry 542.4

electricity 537.24

steam engineering 621. 11

Condensing pump pneumatics 53383Superior figures refer to the tables at tb»

6i 2.63

371.31

786.9

785.6

594-8

594.1

516.26

594

262.13

191-3

220.2 *

262.13

341-2

691.3

721.75

693-5

721.13

625.8

721.33

695.6 I

728.64

721.23

551-98

392.6

617.21

09S

53^-44

:A\

Condillac

Conviviality

Condillac

Condiments

INDEX

French philosophy 194.3

adulterations 614.314chemical technology 664.5

Conditional immortality 2^7.7

sentences Eng. gram. 425.4

Greek " 4S5.4

other languagesConditions influencing animal temper-

ature

Conduct of life ethics

Conduction electricity

heat

Conductivity of rocks geology

612.54

170

537-22

536.2

551-14

654-4

697.9

628.14

5'3-53

513-42

642adulterations 614.31

1

Confederate States U. S., civ. war 973.7Confederation, American colonies 973.3

N. German 9430S1^ of the Rhine 943 06

1783-^59 ^' S. history 973.318Conference meetings pub. worship 264.7

Confession and absolution, sacrament 265.6

Conduits

Cone

Confectionery

telegraph

ventilation

water works

modern geometry

solid "

Augsburg

auricular sacramentsConfessional Roman churchConfessions creeds

of faith ritual

Confinement, punishment

schools

solitary, criminal law

238.4

265.6

282

238

264.5

343-2

343-2prison discipline 365

265.2

614.84

171

341-5

283.42

299.5

181.

1

536-43

Confirmation sacraments

Conflagrations

Conflict of duties

laws, international lawConformity Anglican churchConfucianism religion

Confucius Chinese philosophyCongelation physics

Congenital defects of body hygiene 6f'3.9i'

distortions surgery 617.39Congestion of the lungs diseases 616.242Conglomerate lithology

'Congo, Africa, history

Basin,

travel

Congregation, ecclesiastical polity

Congregational church

creed

orders in ministry

singing

552.51

967.2

967-5

916.75

262.2

285.8

262.19

783-9

Congregationalism sects

Congregationalists' livesCongress of nations inter, law

Vienna, European history 940.8

international law 341.1

2858

922.5

34M

328.73

32.S.732

328,738

328.734

S22.46

516.22

5»3-22

U.S.Congressional debates, U. S.

directories, U. S.

documents, U. S.

Congreve, \V. English dramaConic sections analytical geom.

geometryConical projections descript. geom. 515.4

spherical 5^5-56analytical geometry 516.42analytical " 516.53modern «

z^x^^,^^

botany 5^5-2

nervous depressants 615.7S6

512.88

Conicoids

Conies

Con iferas

Coniuni

Conjugate forms mvariantsConjugateas botany

Conjugation589.61

425.18

445.18

435-18

4S5.18

475-18

English grammarFrench **

German "

Greek "

Latin "

' other languagesConjunctions etymology English

Greek

Latin* other languages

solar system

syntax English

Greek

Latin^

other languages

Conjunctiva eye diseases

Conjunctive mood, etymology Greek 482.8

Latin 472.8

other languages

syntax English

French

Greek

Latin^

other languages

Conjuring sorcery

Coiinaraceas botany' Connaught, Ireland history

'Connecticut, U. S. historyConnective tissue anatomy

diseases of

Conquest international law

Norman. English hist,

of Greece by RomanMexico by Spanish

Conrad I. German history

422.9

482.9

472.9

523-23

425-9

485.9

475-9

617.71

425.8

445-8

4S5.8

475-8

1.3.34

583.31

941.7

974.6

611.76

616.77

34' -3

942.02

938.08

972.02

943.022Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(446;

Conrad II. German history 943023III. 943.024IV. 943025

Consanguinity, law 347-6

Conscience, Hendrik, Dutch fiction 839-3355Conscience, ethics 171.6

Consciousness philosophy 126

Conscription military science 355U. S. history 973-7414

Consecration 265.9

sermons 252.7

Conservation of energy physics 531-6

forces " 53^-6

Conservatism

Conservatories, arch i lecture 728.98

music 780.7

plants 716Consols English finance 336-42

'Consonants language 421.3

Conspiracies criminal law 343Constables 352.2

INDEX Condillac

Conviviality

Consumptive assoc. cooperative 334-5

Contagious diseases pathology 616.91

pub. health, gen. 614.4** spec 614.5

Contemplative personal religion 248

sisterhoods 271.96

theology 242

Contested elections legis. bodies 328

Constance, council of, 1414-8, Hussites 284.3

religious hist. 270.5

Constant de Rehecque, Fr. fiction 843.63

Constantine the Great, Byzant, hist. 949.501

Constantinople history 949.61

Latin conquest 949-503travels 914.961

Turkish conquest 949.504

Constantinopolitan creed, A. D. 381 238.1

Constants, earth, 525 i

electricity 537-5'

moon 523-31

sun 523.71

Constellations, astronomy 523.89

Constipation pathology 616.34

Constitution and by-laws libr. econ. 023.1

English laviT 342.42

of *57 Mexican history 972.06

United States history 973.4

United States lawConstitutional conventions

diseases

history

law

342-73

342

6i6.g

342

342monarchy, poIit.sci. 321.7

Constrained attitude hygiene

Construction, arched

architectural

carpentry

masonryConsular reports

systems international law 341.8

Consulate, ist French history 944.046Consuls 327Consumption lung diseases 616.246

613.65

721.4

721

694

693

382

suffrage

Conti, Augusto Italian essays

Continence ethics

Continental heraldry

protestant sects

travels

Continents physical geography

Continued fever, simple, diseases

Contraband of war, international law 341.3Contrabass tuba wind instruments 78S.48

Contrabasso stringed " "87.4

Contract system labor of convicts 331.5

prisons 365Contraction of muscles physiology 612.741

324

854.83

176.3

929.6

284

914

55I-4J

616.926

Contractions short handContractors, liability of building

Contracts building

ethics

law

692.9

692.4

1747

347-4marriage family law 347.6

Convection

Convention

Contravariants, algebra

Control over administration

Controversial divinity

sermons

Contused wounds surgery

Contusions surgery

Conundrums amusements

English literature

heat

ecclesiastical polity

1792-5, French hist.

Conventional forms decoration in

relief

painted decoration 729.44

^^^

architecture

Conventual education of womenConversation art of

ethics

self education

Conversion

revivals

Conveyances law

Conveyancing realty

Convict labor political economyConvicts criminal law

discharged, reformatory assoc. 364Conviviality social customs 394-1

Convents

5 r 2.88

351-9

230

252.2

617.14a

617.13

793828

536.2

262.4

944043

729.54

726,7

376.5

374.1

177-2

374-1

248

269

347-2

331.5

343

Tupic0 in black face type are subaivided. Superior figures refer to tbe tables at th«end ut' tlii- index.

1447J

Convocation

Covenanters

Convocation ecclesiastical polity

Convolvulaceae botany

Convulsions diseases

puerperal disease

Cook books domestic economyCookery

Cooking schools

Cook*s Island history

travel

Coolies

Cooper, A. A. English essays

J. F. American fiction

Cooper JJnion, education

Cooperage manufactures

Cooperation library economypolitical economy

Cooperative building associations

cataloging lib. admin,

insurance

Coordinates anal. geom. of space 516.34

geographical 525.4

mod. analytical geom. 516.51

plane anal. geom. 516.14

spherical astronomy 522.7

INDEX

262.4

58378

616.845

618.75

641

64 T

641

996.2

919.62

326.2

824.51

813.24"

374-9

674

02a I

334

334.1

025-3

334-3

839.3126

615.761

948.9

914.89

595-34

521

867.2

842.88

S41.85

332-41

615.256

762

Coomhert, D. V. Dutch poetry

Copaiba diuretics

" Copenhagen history

travel

Copepoda articulates

Copernican theory astronomyCoplas de Mingo Revulgo Spanish

satire

Coppee, F. £. J. French drama" poetry

Copper coins moneydrugs

engraving

implements archaeology 571.34inorganic chemistry . 546.56manufacture 6^1metallic poisons 615.929metallurgy 669.3mineralogy

^4^.2mining, prehist. archaeology 571.31ores economic geology 553-43roofing 695.4toxicology 615.929

Copperas disinfectant 614.488Coptic church sects 281.7* language 453.3

literature 893.2Copts history 962Copy-books elementary education 372.5Copying processes writing 652Copyists* occupation hygiene 613.65Copyright international 341.5topics in black face type are Bub-divided

end of

Copyright Jaw

publishingCoquetry ethics

Coquillart, G., French poetry

Cor-Anglais wind instruments

Coral reefs geology

Corallines alg^e

Corals zoologyCord machine, physics

Cordials liquors

Cordilleras description

'Corea history

Coriarieae botany

Corinthia ancient history

Corinthians I., epistles

II.

' Cork, Ireland history

agriculture

laws

trade polit. econ.

botany

eye-diseases

French drama*i it

347.r

177.6

841.23^

788.7

551-9^

589.3

593-6

53^83663.5

91S

951-9

583.29s

93S.7

227.2

227.3

94 '-95

337-S

338.1

58.S-497

617.71

842.41

842.43

Corn

Cornaceae

Cornea

Corneille, P.

T. —f-.^Cornelius Agrippa, mystic philosophy 189.5Cornell university 378. -'47Cornet wind instruments 78S.3Cornices archit. constr. 721.27

architectural design 729.3J* Cornish language 491.67

pumps drainage of mines 622.53.,

616.54

942.37

583-5

5''37i584-3

394-4

352-9

371.55

33^-7

352.003

360

380

361

347-»

622

385

S3S-^

364

Corns dermatology' Cornwall, England history

Corolliflorae botany

Corona of sun

Coronarieae botanyCoronation ceremonies

Coroners law

local governmentCorporal punishment

Corporate industries

Corporation, city administration

Corporations

business

charitable

law of

mining

n^unicipal

railroad

Corpulence

Corpuscular theory of light

Correction, houses of

architecture 723.65astronomy 522.9

gravity experiments 526.73

of orbit astronomy 52 [.35

. Superior figures refer to the tables at tb^this index.

(-M8)

Corrections

V

Corrections perspective 51 5.66

Correlation of figures mod. geom. 513-57

forces 531.6

Correspondence college, self-educ. 374-S* English literature 826

letter writing 80S.6

library admin. 025.1

logic 169

methods of teaching 371.39

modern geometry

natural theology

Swedenborgian

*Corr&ze, France history

Corrosion

Corruption, public

Corsets hygiene

Corsica, Italy, ancient history* modern "

Cortez, H. Mexican **

'Cortland County, N. Y. history

Coryza diseases

Cosmetics adulterations

toilet

Cosmic dust astronomy

philosophy metaphysics. 113

time chronology 529.77Cosmogony metaphysics

natural theology

Cosmography phys. geog.

Cosmology metaphysics

natural theology

Italian drama

Russian history

building

Dutch poetry

Italian essavs

Dutch drama

history

513-57

219

289.4

944.67

541.3

613.484

937-9

945.9

972,02

974-772

616.205

614-354

646

523.16

INDEX Convocation

Covenanters

Cotton manufactures 677mills architecture 725.41

trade agricultural products 338.1

worm economic zoology 591.69

pests 632Coughs and colds pathology 616,205

Council, ecclesiastical polity 262.4

general French local govt. 352.0442

history, religious 270municipal, Fr. local govt. 352.044S

oecumenical eccles. pol.

of State French admin.

German "

privy Eng. "

262.5

354-4405

354.4308

354.4204Counsel, Christian, practical religion 241

Cossa, Pietro

Cossacks

Cost

Costa, I : da

Paolo

S:

*Costa Rica

Costanzo, A. di Italian poetry

Coster hist, of printing

Costiveness diseases

Costume academic

ecclesiastical

hygiene

military

Costumes* Cote d* Or, France history

Co-tenancy law* Cotes du Nord, France history

Cottages, laborers' architecture

mountain "

seaside "

Cottoid fishes zoology

Cotton agriculture

clothing, hygiene

dyeing chem. technol.

113

213

551-4

"3213

S52.82

947

692.5

839.3155

854-71

839-3233

972.86

851.41

655.112

616.34

37S.29

247.7

613.48

355

391

944.42

347.2

944.12

728.6S

72S.7

728.7

597.5

633

613.481

667.3

615-771

332.9

343

781.4

728.6

Counter-irritation therapeutics

Counterfeiting, banks and moneylaw

Counterpoint music

Country homes architecture

of poor, architecture 728.12

inns "728.53

mortality public health 614.145

seats architecture 728.8

County government admin. 352Kng. admin. 352.0421

histories, British 942

U. S. 974-979Couplings railroad engineering 625.

j

Courage ethics1 79.6

Courier de Mere, P. L., French essays S44.63

'Courland, Russia history 947-4Courses, belt walls '21,25

of reading reading and aids 02S.3

Court baron English law 347-99customsetiquette

fools

houses

of claims

architecture

U. S. law

star chamber English lawsupreme U. S. law

Courtesy ethics

Courts administration

authority of

ecclesiastical

history of

martial

Courtship ethics

Cousin eclecticism

French philosophy

Cousins, marriage of law

Coutumes French law

Covariants higher algebra

Covenant meetings public worship

Scotch, creeds

Covenanters religious history

395

394.2

725-15

347-99

347-99

347.99

177,1

351-94

340

262.9

347.99

344

177.6

1 48

194.7

347-6

349.442

512.SS

264.8

238.5

274.1Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th©

end of this index.

(449)

Covenanters

Cymric

Covenanters Scottish history

Covenants for titles law

religious creeds

Coventry plays English drama

Coverture law

Covetousness ethics

Cow-pox diseases

Cowardice ethics

Cowley, A. English poetry

Cowper, \V.

Cows domestic animals

Cozzens, F. S. American humorCrabs zoology

Cramp diseases

Cranberries

Cranes and elevators mill work

INDEX

941.06

347.2

238

S22.12

347-9

179.8

616.913

179.6

821.46

821.65

636.2

817-36

59536616.87

634

621.87

594.8

573-7

Craniidae zoology

Craniology nat. hist, of manCrannoges prehistoric dwellings 571.83

Crashaw, R. English poetry 821.42

'Crasis ** language 421.2

Crassulacese botany 5^3-39

Craters seismology 55'*-

^

Crates Greek philosophers 183.4

C rayfish zoology

Crayon drawing

Cream adulterations

Cream of Tartar adulterations

Creation evolution

metaphysics

natural theology

Creative power mental faculties

Creator doctrinal theology

Crebillon, C. P. J. de fils French

595-37

741

614.324

6i4.3»5

575

"3213

155

231.

1

fiction

P. J. de French drama

Credibility of the Scriptures

Credit and bonds insurance

institutes loan institutes

institutions administration

mobilier U. S. history

political economy

Credo

Credulity

Creeds

sacred music

843-55

842.52

220.1

368.8

332.31

35^-825

973-82

332.7

783.22

Anglican ritual 264.037

dogmatic theology 238

public worshijj

Cremation of the dead customs

public health

Crematories " **

Creosoting building material

Cresting roofs

Crests heraldry

Cretaceous era geology

fossils, paleontology

Crete ancient history

264.5

393-2

614.62

614.62

691.

1

721.56

929-8

55^-77

560

939.18

' Crete modern history

Cretinism diseases

' Creuse, France history

Creutz, G. F, Swedish poetry

glaciers

art needlework

games

student life

amusements

Crevasses

Crewel work

Cribbage

Cribbing

Cricket

Crime and illiteracv

law

' Crimea historv

Crimean war English history

Russian "

Crimes and punishments law

949.98

616.997

944.68

839-7145

551-31

746

795371-S1

797

public schools 379.21

343

947-7

942.08

947.07

343-2

reformatory assoc. 364

administration 351-945

343

34 > -4

343-1

371.97

343

9234

593-9

1

Criminal classes

courts

law

international

trials, criminal law

Criminals, education of

juvenile

lives

Crinoidea zoology

Crises, commercial, political ecouomy 332

Criterion ethics 171

Critical philosophy 142

Criticism art 701

biblical 220.7

dramatic 792

literary 801

musical 780.1

rhetoric 808

'Croatia history 943-94

•Croatian language 491.83

literature 891.83

Crocheting 746

Crockery pottery 738

Crocodiles 598.14

Crofton system prisons 365

Croisade contre les Albigeois Pro-

^ven9al lit. 849.122

'Cromarty, Scotland History 94J-I5

Cromlechs prehistoric arch. 57^-94

Cromwell, O. English history 942.064

R. " "942.065

Crop insurance*

36S.5

Crops agriculture 633

Croquet 796

Cross (G: Eliot) English fiction 823.S8

247.9Cross Christian symbol

legends concerning 398.2

Croton aqueduct water-works 628.14

oil vegetable poisons 615.93

Croup diseases 616.20s

Crowne, J. English drama 822.43

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superiiir ligures refer to the tables at tli«

eud of this index.

(450)

INDEX Covenanters

Cymric

sacred furniture

metallurgy

practical chem.

botany

sacred furniture

ethics

Crozier

Crucibles

Cruciferae

Crucifix

Cruelty to animals

children

Cruising boating

Crusade, children's, European history 940.4

Crusades European history 940.4

religious " 270.4

Crusenstolpe, M. J., Swedish fiction 839.7362

247.6

669

542.4

247.9

179.3

179.2

797

Crushing mining dangers

ore preparation

Crust of the earth geology

Crustacea palaeontology

zoology

Cruz, R. de la, Spanish dramaSan Juan de la

CryptogamiaCryptographic art religious art 246.5

Cryptography, secret writing 65aCrystalline aggregations crj'stallog. 54S.2

622.S3

622.73

551-13

5653

595-3

862.43

Spanish miscel. 868.34

586

limestone

Crystallography

Crystalloids

Ctenophora

'Cuba

Cubature

Cubics

zoology

history

travels

calculus

analytic geometry

modern "

Cucurbitaceae botany

Culdees religious history

Cultivated plants landscape gard.

Cultivation, land rent for

Culture

and religion

self education

vocal

Cumberland, R: English drama' England history

552.46

548

54I.8

593-S

972.91

917.291

517-33

516.59

5^3-59

583.461

274.1

716

333-5

301

261.6

374

784.9

822.65

942.85

army of U. S. history 973.7416

Presbyterian, sect

Cuneiform inscriptions

* ' languageCupping therapeutics

Cups bronze age

stone "

Cupuliferae botany

Curative electricity therapeutics

gymnastics "

Cures, miraculous miracles

therapeutics

Curia regis

Curiosa books

285-3

492.1917

492.19

615.S11

571.37

571.27

583-976

615.84

615.82

2317

615.85

347.99

099

Curiosity

Curling

Currency

amusements 796banking 332.5

Currents, atmospheric, phys. geog. 551.51

oceanic 551-47

Curriculum 375Cursores birds 59''^-5

Curtius Rufus, Quintus, Latin misc. 878.8

Curvature geology 55''S2

of spine diseases 616.73

Curve tracing calculus 517-24

Curved surfaces analyt. geom. 516.4

theory ut calculus 517.26

Curvembryeae botany 58391Curves, analytic geometry 516.2

geometry 513-2

of double curvat., mod. geom. 513.58

mod. analyt. ** 516.5S

plane, theory of calculus 517.24

Curvilinear motion physics

Custom houses architecture

Customs and duties tariff

mannersbad social hygiene

of war

student life

taxation *

Cutaneous absorption physiologv

diseases pathologyCutler}' manufacture

Cuts practical printing

Cutting of stone masonry

Cuttle fish

Cyanides

531-3

725-14

337

390

613.S7

37<-S9

336.26

6.2.3S4

616.5

672

655.32

693.12

594-5

chemical technology 661.7

narcotic poisons 615.963

Cyanogen organic chemistry 547.1

Cycadaceae botany 585-9

Cyclades ancient history 939-^5' modern *' 949-95Cyclaiithaceae, botany 5S4.62

Cycloidal curves anal, geometry 516.26

Cyclones meteorology 55^-55Cyclopean remains Greek archit. 722.S

Cyclopedias, general 030* special, see subject.

Cyclops zoology 595.31

Cylinder bridge engineering 624.4

solid geometry 5^3-43

Cylinders perspective 51 5.65

Cylindric perspective descrip. geom. .515.62

projections " "

Cylindrical vaults architecture

Cymbals musical instruments

Cymric group of languages* language

literature

721.43

7S9.2

491-65

491.66

8gi.66

Topics in black face typo are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theeud of this index.

(45O

Cynewulf INDEXDenmark

Cynewulf Anglo Saxon poetry S29.4

Cynic philosophy i^3-4

Cynicism

Cyperacese botany 5^4-^4

Cypher writing 651

Cypriote architecture 722.3

Cyprus ancient history 939-37

• modern ** 956.4

Cyrano de Bergerac, S. French fict. S43.46

Cyrenaic philosophy

Cyrenaica ancient history

diseases

botany

wind instruments

ancient history

lithology

Cysts

Cytinaceoe

Da Caccia

Dacia

Dacites

Daguerreotype

Dahlstjerna, G. E. Swedish poetry S39.7135

9537

939-75

616.993

583-923

788.7

939.82

552.26

772

* Dahna, Arabia history

'Dahomey, Africa history

Dairies architecture

Dairy

Dais architec. accessories

' Dakota, U. S. history

Dalin, Olof von Swedish poetry

' Dalmatia, Germany

Daltonism

DamascusX

Damnation

D'amore

Dams

eye diseases

ancient history

modern "

travel

doctrinal theology

wind instruments

mill engineering

Dana, R. H.

Dance-form

music

of death

river*'

American poetry

piano music

modern "

emblems

Dances, war customs

Dancing amusements

customs

ethics

Danes, English history

in England and Normandy

Dangerous classes criminal law

Dangers and accidents, min, eng. 622.8

to workmen, political econ. 331.82

966.8

728.96

637

729-93

978.3

839.7142

943.69

617-75

939-42

956.9

915.69

237-6

788.7

621.29

622.56

627.8

811.27

786.45

786.46

246.5

399

793

394-3

175-3

942.01

948.02

343

Daniel Bible

Daniel, S. English poetry

Danish architecture Romanesque

England English history

4 language

literature

Dante Alighieri Italian poetry

iDantzi^r history

224.5

821.33

'723-48

942.01

4398839.8

S51.15

943-12

Dantzig travel

Danube river travels

Danubian provinces

isthmus

ship canal

Dark ages

Darwinism

Dass, Peder

Dates

Dati, Carlo

Datisceae

Dative case

914.312

914.96

history 949-6

travels 914.96

Daphnales botany 583-93

Dare, Jeanne French history 944.026

* Darfur, Egypt history 962.7

Darien expedition colonies 325*86

emigrants 325.241

foreign trade 38 2

history 986

engineering 626.9

European history 940.1

biology 575

Danish poetry 839.8135

chronology 902

Italian essays 854.54

botany 583-469

syntax Greek 485.5

Latin 475-5

3 other languages

Daudet, Alphonse French fiction 843,88

* Dauphiny, France history 944-96

Daurat, Jean French poetry 841.31

Davanzati, Bernardo Italian essays 854.44

Davenant, Sir W. English drama 822.41

Davies, J.English poetry 821.35

Day of judgment doctrinal theology 236.9

schools intermed. education 373.2

sidereal and solar 529-*

time of hygiene 613.13

Days of the year chronology 529.2

Deacon, Deaconess eccl. polity 262.15

Dead animals air pollution 6i4.763"

disposal of the pub. health 614.6

ministry of sacraments 265.8

1 Sea description 915.69

transportation of, public health 614.63

treatment of the, customs 393

Deaf and dumb asylums, architecture 725.54

education of

institutions

Deafness diseases

Death after delivery obstetrics

and resurrection

biology

dance of, emblems

of foetus, pregnancy

penalty, criminal law

physiology

rates public health

theology

Deaths public health

registers of

registration of, official 352.4

statistics. 312

371-92

362.4

617.8

618.79

236

577-7

246.5

618.33

343-2

612.67

614.12

236.1

614.12

929-3

Topic* in \.lack face' type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

{J^2)

INDEX CynewulfDenmark

Debates parliamentary

rhetoric

Debating societies self-culture

Debility diseases

Debt ethics

floating, pol. econ.

public " "

Debtor and creditor law

l^ecalogue Bible

Decay of rocks, lithology

Decidua pregnancy

Decimal system arithmetic

weights and measures

Decision of character ethics

Decisions of juries math. prob.

Declamation rhetoric

Declaration of Independence, U. S.

Savoy creeds

war internat. law

Declarations law

Declension of nouns English gram. 425.15^ other languages

Declination, variations of, astronomy 521.27

Decline, period of physiology 612.67

Decomposition, chemistry of - 541.3

Decoration, architectural 729

day U. S. history 973-76

in relief architecture 729.5

328

808.5

374-4

616.986

1747

33632

336.3

347-7

222.16

552-7

618.35

511.1

389

170

519-3

808.5

97331323S.5

341.3

347-92

interior

roof "

Decorations heraldry

Decorative art

Decorum ethics

Decrees, ecclesiastical polity

Decretals ecclesiastical polity

747

721.56

929.7

740

177.1

262.6

262.6

Roman Catholic church 282

265.9

252.7

526.47

526.48

153-6

162

347-2

622.24

Dedication church ordinances

sermons

Deduction by Hessel geodesy

Puissant "

mental faculties

Deductive logic

Deeds law

Deep boring minmg eng.

sea dredging scientific voyages 50S.3

life botany 5S1.92

zoology 59' -92

sounding scientific voyages 50S.3

Deer stalking sports 799zoology 599.7

Defacements of books, library econ. 024.S

laws 02 1 .8

Defamation law 34Defecation physiology

l^efects of body, congenital hygiene 613.91

Defence of religion apologetics 239

612.36

Defensive operations, military eng. 623.3

Definite integrals calculus

Definitions of orbits astronomy

Deflections of beams, girders, etc.

De Foe, D. English fiction

Deformities surgery

Degeneration evolution

Degrees, academic

medical public health

Deism natural theology

Deists apologetics

Deity doctrinal theologyDeken, Agatha Dutch fiction

Delavigne, J. F, C. French drama" poetry

' Delaware, U. S. history' Co.. N. Y. •'

' Delhi history

travels

Delille, J. French poetry

Delineation of woman in art

literature

Delirium tremens pathology

Delisie*s method astronomy

Deliveries and branches lib. econ.

Deltas physical geography

Deluge Genesis

geological agents

Delusions

religious

Demagogy politics

Demand and supply prices

wages* Demerara history

travels

Democracy form of state

social

Democratic party

Democritus Greek philosophers

Demography statistics

Demonetization

5^7-3^

S2'-3i

624.2

823.51

6173

575-7

378.2

614.21

211

239-5

231

S39-3342

842.72

841.72

9751

974-736

954-5

91545841.54

396.7

396.8

6 1 6.86

1

523-93

022.1

55t-4S

222.11

551-92

133

329

338.5

331-2

9S8

918.8

321-4

335-5

329-3

182.7

311

332.47Demoniac possession, doctrinal theol. 235Demonology dogmatics

witchcraft

Demosthenes Greek oratory

Demulcents therapeutics

' Denbigh, Wales, history

Dendrology botanyDengue diseases

Denials, special apologetics

Denina, Carlo, Italian essays

Denmark administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

235

133-4

885.6

615-735

942.93

582

619.216

239-9

S54.62

354-489

913.4S9

720.9489

581.9489

378.4S9Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of thii^ index.

(453)

DenmarkDiluvial

Denmark

INDEX

Dennis, /.

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology

history

laws

maps

religious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

other topics see table i.

342-489

370.9489

336-4S9

S54S9

948.9

349-489

912.4S9

274.89

379-489

3 '4-89

914.89

341.2489

591.9489

Dervishes297

Desaugiers, M. A. M., French poetry 841.65Descartes empiricism

French philosophy

genealogyof man evolution

rules of law

Descent

144

1 94.

1

929

575-8

347.6Deschamps, Emile French poetry 841.73

822.51

280

53^-54

525.12

617.63

617.61

617.62

617.6

English dramaDenominations, ChristianDensity gravity

of earth, astronomyDental periosteum, diseases of

pulp, diseases of dentistryDentine, diseases of dentistry

Dentistry

Dentists' registration, State control of 614.24Denudation geology ccj.Deodorants external therapeutics 615.777Deodorization of sewage 62S.-I-'

Deodorizers contagious diseases 614.482Departmental commission French

local government 352.0443Departments French local gov. 352.0441

library admin. 025U. S. government 353.04

Deposition geology „j -

Depositions evidence347-94

Deposits, thick, working of mining 622.35Depravity natural tueology 216

pessimismj^g.^

total, theology 2""'.2

Depressants, circulatory, therapeutics 615.716nervous "

615.786Depressions, industrial polit. econ. 338Depth and alignment of sewers 628.218De Quincey, T. English essays 824.81Derangement, mental 132' Derby, England history 942.51Derivation of words, com. philol. 412

Eng. language 422Dermal respiration zoology 591.122Dermatology anatomy 611.77

animals391.4^

pathology 616.5physiology 612.79

permoskeleton, comparat. anatomy 591.49descriptive anatomy 591.79

Dcroulede, F., French poetry'

841.86Derricks engineering 621.86

847.13

S49.9S12

910

581.7

611

591.7

523

515

55 1.58

S41.46

729

239

740

745

620.04

729.7

589-61

843.32

841.38

321.6

945-05

Eustache, " satireDesclot, Bernardo Catalan misc.Description travel

Descriptive anatomy botany

manzoology

astronomy-

geometryDeserts physical geographyDeshoulieres, A. ?>ench poetryDesign, architectural

arguments fromarts of

Designing decoration

Designs engineering

mosaic arch,Desmidiaceze algae

Desperriers, h. French fiction

Desportes, P. " poetryDespotism form of state

Despots Italian history

Despourrins. C. Provencal poetry 849.142Destouches, P. N. French drama 842.53Detached city houses architec. 728.3Detection of fire protection of life 614.842Detectives

Determinants algebra

Determination of earth's figure

orbits astron.Determinations, astron. geodesy 526.6Determinative mineralogy caq.i

Determinism doctrinal theology

philosophyDetritus geolc^y

'Detroit, Mich., history

travels

Deuteronomy Bible

* Deutsch, Piatt language

literature

'Deux Sevres, France history

Developing interest in libraries

method of teaching

Development

incomplete, deformities

intellectual, and church

nutrition

of embryo abnormalembryology

352-2

512.83

526.1

521.3

2349

159

552.51

977.434

917-7434

222.15

439-4

8394944.62

021.7

371.34

617.31

261.5

591.13s

617-3

591.33XopicH iB black face type are .ub-divule.. Superior figuren refer to the tables Z theend of Ibis index.

(454)

INDEX

Development of embryo physiology 612.64

germ-cells zoology 591.172sperm-cells **

period of full. phys.physiology

projections, geodesy

theory apologetics

evolution

Deviation of falling bodies astron. 525.37the compass, magnetism 538.7

Denmarlr

Diluvial

591. 171

612.66

612.6

526.S3

239.8

575-6

Devices, special, perspective

Devil, personal theology

worship

Devils dogmatics" Devon, England history

Devonian age geology

fossils, paleontologyDevotional exercises prayer

sermons

theology

meteorology

chem. technology

lithology

diseases

doctrine

Diagnosis of pregnancy

pathologyDiagram of work physicsDial telegraphs communication

lofi^ic

English languageliterature

DewDextrose

Diabase

Diabetes

Diabolism

Dialectics

^ Dialects

5 »5-68

235

290

235

942.35

55^-74

560

264.1

2524

240

S5^-S7

664.1

552.34

616.63

235

618.22

616.07

53142

654.3

160

427

Dialing

Dialogues

Dials

Dialysis

entertainments

chronology

qualitative analysis

Diamagnetism, magnetismDiameter of earth

Diamonds economic geology

mineralogy

Diapensiaceae, botany

1 >iaphoretics therapeutics

Diaphragm anatomy' Diarbekr, Asiatic TurkeyDiaries biographyDiarrha-a, epidemic diseases

pathology

public health

529.7S

793

529.78

544.5

538.4

525-13

553'^

549-2

583.65

6J5743

611.26

history 956.6

616.934

616.34

614.517

Dice gamesDickens, C: English fiction

Dicotyledonae botanyDictatorship

3 Dictionaries English language 423of quotations, Eng. lit. 828special, see subject.

Dictionary catalogs

library admin.Didactic poetry American poetry

English

theology

795

583

3^ ^-6

Diderot

DidymiumDie sinking

Diet, circle

hygiene

Dietaries

019

0253Si 1.05

821.05

241

French philosophers 194.5

metals

German local gov

hygiene

546.64

736

352.0433

613.2

613.21

616.39

613.2

517.6

Diarrhceal diseases pub. health 614.513Diastase materia medica 615.35Diatessaron harmonies of gospels 226.1

Diathermancy, heat

Diatomaceous earth, petrographyDiatoms

Diazo-bodies organic chemistryDice ethics

53635

552.57

589.61

547.S

'75-5

Dietetic diseases pathologyDietetics hygieneDifferences, finite calculus

of triangles trigonom. 514.SDifferential calculus 517,2

equations calculus 51 7.38variations astronomy ^22.74

Differentiation evol ution 'ry 5.2Diffraction acoustics c-ja.z

optics5334

Diffuse affections of skin 616. siDiffusion absorption physiology 612.383Digestion, aids to therapeutics 615.734

animals-^gj^^^^

man g^^plants

Digestive secretion in animals

system, anatomydiseases of

drugs acting on 615.73surg. operations 617.43

Digests of cases, American lawEng.

Statutes Am. '*

Eng. **

Digitalis cerebro-cardiac poisons 615.^

615.761

615.32381

615.711

617,36

. 929.7

551-88

581-132

591.143

61 1.

3

616.3

345-5

346.5

3453346.3

diuretics

materia medica

stimulants

Digits, extra deformities

Dignities heraldry

Dikes geology

river and harbor eng. 627.4Dilatation gases r,,,

of OS and cervuc, obstet. operat. 618.S4Diligence ethics jyg^Dilleniaceac botany 5S3.112Diluvial deposits geology rr^ -c

Iopic« in black face type are sub-diviac. Superior figures refer t„ the tables at th.end of thi^ index.

{455>

geometry

Dimension

Dongo!a

Dimension, fourth

stone foundations

IJhnensions of earth

sun

^ Diminutives, Latin etymology

I Umorphism crystallography

Dining domestic economy

Dinners

Dinosauria reptiles

Diocesan schools education

Diocese ecclesiastical polity

Diodorus Greek philosophers

Diogenes '* *'

Diophantine analysis algebra

Dioptric-^ optics

Diorite lithology

Dioscoreaceae, botanv

Dip of rocks geology

INDEX

721. II

525-13

52371

472.5

548.3

643

643

59S.19

377.4

262.3

183.6

1S3.4

5»2-23

535-3

55^-3^

584.27

551.85

Diphenyl group organic chemistry 547.27

Diphtheria

^Diphthongs

l>iplomacy

diseases

public health

English language

Diploma;

Dipropargyl

Dipsacea;

Dipsomania

Diptera

616.931

614.512

421.2

327

341.7

371-29

973-72

421.7

417

547-24

583-541

international law

school organization

Di|)iomatic hist. Amer. civil war

^Diplomatics English language

paleography

organic chem.

botany

mental derangements 132.7

temperance 178

insects 595.77

Dipterocarpeae botany 5S3.167

Direct probabilities mathematics 519-1

taxation, political economy 336.21

Direction, calculus of, analyt. geom. 516.8

Directions, method of, geodesy

Directories

Directors library government

Directory, 1795-99, French history

Disabilities, political suffrage

526.54

gio

023-3

944*045

324.1

370.1

Disasters at sea adventures

navigation

Discharge of sewage into sea

wastes into streams

water engineering

Disciples of Christ sects

Disciplinary power administration

Discipline, civil service

college education

ecclesiastical polity

education

mental education

military military science 355

Topics iu black face type are i«ub-divided.

Discipline, prison

Discomycetes botany

Discophora

Discount

Discounts

Discourses2

365

5*^9-233

593-77

332.8

035.3

252

zoology

banking

librar\* book-buving

theology

see subject

Discoverers* lives

Discoveries geographyscience, history

useful arts

Discovery, art of

Discriminants, algebra

Discussion, freedom of free speech 323

Disease germs, medicine 616.01

Diseased meat, poisons f^i5-94

Diseases 616

animals veterinary med. 619

zoology 591 -2

contag.. gen., pub. health 614.4

of domes, animals 614.91

spec, pub. health 614.5

9-3-9

gio

509

60S

512.85

617.7

O18.3

617.6

581.21

616.01

eye surgery

of pregnancy

teeth dentistry

plants

classification of. nosology

commun. to man, animal hyg. 614.93

pub. health 614.56

inherited hygiene *^'3-93

mental, medicine 616.8

mind and body 132

of children medicine 618.9

ear surgery 617.8

women pathology 618

puerperal obstetrics 618.'

Disfranchisement suffrage 324.1

Dishes pottery 73S

Disinfectants, contagious dis. 614.482

external therapeutics 615.777

Disinfection, contagious diseases 614.48

of sewage 628.32

the dead, pub. health 614.64

Disintegration geol. agents 551-9

Dislocations geology 551-^7

surgery 617.16

Disorders of vision eye diseases 617.75

Dispensaries institutions 362.1

pharmacy 615.4

Dispensatories, materia medica 615.12

Dispersion optics 535-4

Displacement of molecules, phys. 539.5

parts deformities 617.38

Display in printing 655.26

social ethics ^^77-4

Disposal of sewage, san. eng. 628.3

Superior tigufea refer to the tahlei» at theend of this index.

(456)

INDEX DimensionDongola

'Disposal of the dead, pub. health 614.6

wastes 628.54

Disproportionate growth, deformities 617.37

Disputations 204

Disraeli, B.

Pissection

823.86

591.7

611.07

179-4

Dissenters

Dissipation

religion

see subject

Knglish fiction

anatomy, animal

humanethics

laws state control of 614.22

English religious hist. 274.2

ethics 178

Distance of earth from sun 525.15

moon 523.31

stars 523.81

Distances, measurement, surveying 526.92

Distemper painting 698.2

Distillation chemical technology 668.7

practical chemistry 542.4

Distilled beverages adulterations

chem. tech.

Distilleries architecture

Distilling air pollution

614-345

663.5

72542

614.732

Distortions and corrections, geom. 515.66

congenital surgery 617.39

Distributing machines printing 655.28

Distribution, arch, ele vation 7 29. 1

2

plan 729.22

of animals 591-9

plants 581.9

time chronology 529.76

political economy 338statical electricity 537' 22

tide astronomy 525.63

wealth, political economy 331

Distributive co-operation 334-5

laws, solar system 5-3-21

District of Columbia, U. S., history 975.3

court reports, **

Dithyrambics Greek lyrics

Diuretics therapeutics

Diurnal inequality of tides

Divination magic

Divine attributes doctrinal theol.

healing

humanity Christology

justice

Providence doctrinal theol,

natural "

right of kings pol. sci.

service public worship

Diving bells pneumatics

submarine

Divining rod

Divinity schools architecture

theology

345-41

884

615.761

525-63

^333

231-4

265.8

232.8

231.8

23»'5

214

321.6

264

533-86

627

622.12

727-4

207

Divinity theology

Divorce ethics

law

public health

Dochmii Greek prosody

Dock buildings architecture

Docks harbor engineering

Dockyards ** "

Doctors* lives

Doctrinal sermons

theology

Doctrines, heresies, religious hist, 273

Documents, public 328

library economy 025.8

Dog fighting ethics 1756taxation political economy 336.27

Dogma 230

Dogmas religious history 273

252.3

230

comparative med. 619.7

173.1

347-6

614.18

486.3

725-34

627.3

627.3

926.1

252-3

230

Dogmatic sermons

DogmaticsDogs, diseases of

domestic animals

zoology

Dolerite lithology

Dolmens prehist. arch.

Dolomite lithology

Domain, eminent law

state finance

Domes architectural design

architecture

observatories astron. 522.12

roofs 721.57

Domesday book Eng. tinance 336.42

Domestic animals 636

infect, diseases of 614.91

architecture 728

ashes and garb., san. eng. 628.44

636.7

599-7

552.3s

571-94

552.55

347-2

336-1

729.34

721.46

duties ethics 173

economy 640

education 376.3

mammals 599-7

medicine 6x6.oa

relations law 347.6

political sci. 323service 647trade 381

use and waste of water 628.17

worship, family prayer 249Domestication, effect on animals and

plants 575-2

Domicile law 347-1

Dominicans monastic orders 271.2

Dominoes games 795Donatists sects 28 1.4

' Donegal, Ireland history 941.63' Dongola, Egypt " 962-5

'YoplGft in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this Index.

DoniDwarfs

I>oni, Anton Francesco, Italian fiction S53.42Donkeys domestic animals 636.1I )onne, J. English satire ^'7-35Doors arch, construction 721.8

" design 7:^9.38^Dordogne, France history 944-72Dorian migration Greek history 93S.01Doric order architecture

^ot\s ancient history

INDEX

729.32

938.3Dormer windows arch, construction 721.55

729-35

727.2

371.87

942.33

23S.42

2S4.2

220.52

787.4

788.8

designDormitories architecture

student life

' Dorset. England history

Dort confession

synod of

Douay Bible Eng. version

Double bass stringed instruments

bassoon, wind **

curvature, curves of geom. 513.58

mod. anal." 516.5S

of spine

curved lines, descriptive

surfaces "

flowers floriculture

morphologyrefraction optics

standard coins, moneystars astronomy

' Doubs, France history

Doubt metaphvsicsDouche baths hygiene

Douglas, G. English poetryDovizi, Bernardo Italian dramaDower law' Down, Ireland history

616.73

515-13

5^5-15

716.2

581.4

535-5

523-84

944.46

121

613.44

S21.24

S52.32

347-6

941.65Drachmann, Holger Danish fiction S39.8366Draco's code

Dragon flies

Drainage

Grecian history

insects

agriculture

engineering

house

land

natural min. eng.

of cities

minessewage farms

public health'Drama. English literature

French "

German **

Greek "

Italian *'

Latin "

miracle plays Eng. lit.

938.01

595-73

631

627.5

628.6

627.5

622.52

628.2

622.5

62S.367

614.77

822

S42

832

882

S52

S72

S22.1

Drama, miracle plays religion

moral influence of ethics

sacred

Spanish literature

Dramas Amer. civil warDramatic amusements

art theatre

biography actors

Eng. authors

composition

criticism

history

music

orchestral musicDramatists* lives, Eng.Drastics cathartics

Draughts gamesDravidian architecture

language

literature

Drawbridges engineering

Drawing

architectural

books

elementary education

engineering

mechanical

room amusements

topographical

Drawings, architectural

detail building

general **

linear

prehistoric arch.

Drayton, M. English poetryDream books folk-lore

Dreams

engineering

machinery

scientific voyageshistory

travels

costumfeccIesiasticaJ

ethics

Dredging

' Dresden

Dress

Dressing hair

of stone masonryore mining engineering 622.7

244

175.2

244

862

973-792-

792

792

927.92

928.22

808.2

792

792

782

7S5.2

928.22

61573^5

794

722.4

494

894

624.S

740

744

740

37 ^-S

744

744

793

526.9a

729

692.2

692.1

741

57^-7i

821.34

398-7

'35

627.7

627.7

5083

943-21

914.321

391

247-7

»77-4

391-5

693.12

gen. hist. 809.2

works

Dressmaking

Drift remains prehist. archseol.

Drifting and tunneling mining^"^^ military science

Drilling mech. engineering

mining "

Drink chem. analysis

646

571. II

622.26

355

621.95

622.23

5431Topic. .„ black face type are .„....,ivi.,cd. Superior figure, refer ,„ the table/at theend of *Iiis index.

145^)

INDEX

Drinking, social ethics

usages customs

Drinks, cold hygiene

hot

intoxicating ethics

mixing of, manufactures

Drives landscape gardening

Driving

* Dr6me, France history

Dropsy diseases

Droseraceae botany

Droughts meteorology

Drowning protection of life

Drugsadulteration of

analytic chemistry

economic botany

intoxicating ethics

Druids

Drum musical instruments

Drummond, \V. English poetry

Drummond light

Drums mining engineering

Drunkenness criminal law

Druses religion

Dry docks engineering

goods trade production

method qualitative anal,

quantitative "

engraving

building

English poetry

practical printing

ontology

Parsee heresies

Parseeism

mod. geometry

Du Pellay, J. French ]>oetry

* Dublin, Ireland history

travel

university

Ducis, J. F. French drama

Duck-billed platypus zoology

Duck roofing building

Ductility molecular physics

Ducts air, ventilation

kidney anatomy" diseases

Dudevant, A. L. A. D. French fict.

point

rot

Dryden, J

:

l)rying

Dualism

Duality

Duelling ancient Jaw

criminal "

customs

ethics

Duets vocal music

Du Fail, Noel, French fiction

Dufresny, C. R. '* drama

Topics in black face type are sub

178.3

394.1

613.36

^^3-37

1 78.

1

663.8

713

798

944.98

616

583-393

551-37

614.81

61C.1

61435

543-4

5S1.63

178.8

299.16

789.1

82 1.36

665.7

622.67

343

297

^-7-3

338-4

544-2

545-4

767

691.1

82 1.48

655-33

III

273-2

295

513-51

841.3^

94 1.S3

914.183

378.415

S42.61

599. z

695.8

539-52

697.9

6II.6I

616.61

S43.82

340.3

343

394-8

J 79-7

784.S2

843-34

842.47

' Dukes Co., Mass. history

Dulcimer music

Dumas, A. fils

A. D., the elder Fr.

Dumb asylums

bells gymnastics

education of

Dumbarton, Scotland history

Dumfries, " "

English poetry

Scotland

DopiDwarfs

974-49

787.9

drama 842.84

" 842.77

fiction 843.76

362.4

Dunbar, W

:

' Dunbarton

Dunes

Dunkers

Dunlap, W:Duns Scotus

Duodecimals

Duodenum

613.71

371.9a

941-37

941.4S

821.23

941.37

551-33

286

S12.22

Baptists

American dramamedieval philosophers 189.4

arithmetic 511.1

diseases 616.34

Duplex telegraphs communication 654.2

Duplicates, sale of library economy 025.2

Duplication, apparent deformities 617.34

Dupont, Pierre French poetry 841.82

'Durango, Mexico history 972.1

D*Urfey, T. English humor 827.44

Durham, England history 942.S1

Dust, air pollution 614.71

cosmic descriptive astronomy 523.16

inhalation of hyg. of employ. 6i^.6^

prevention of, in factories

Dutch East Indies history* Guiana "

travels

62S.511

991

98S

91S.S

439.3

8393

759-9

284.1

* language

literature

painting

Reformed church

in America 285.7

republic history 949.2

Dutchess Co., X. V. history 974-733

Duties and customs, tariff 337moral ethics 170

of children ethics 173.6

172.

1

173-3

'73-5

172.2

173-S

647

252.6

021.9

177

336.27

citizens "

husbands and wives **

14parents

public officers "

servants "

domestic econ.

public, sermons

remitted library aid

social ethics

stamj), political economy

Duty free import, for colleges 337.8

religion 233.4

Du Vair, Guillaume French essays 844,41

Dwarfs biology 573-8

-(livided. Superior fig:ures refer to the tables at theend of tbiii index.

(459)

Dwelling

Egypt

Dwelling houses architecture

hygiene

sanitation

Dwellings prehistoric

Dwight, Timothy, American poetry

Dyadic arithmetic

INDEX

' Dyaks

DyeingDyes, aniline

Dykes

history

chem. technology

engineermg

geologyDynamical electricity

geology

Dynamicscelestial

electro

Dynamite chemical technology

728

613.51

628.6

571-8

811.22

511.1

991.1

667.2

667.2

6274

551

537-5

551

531-3

5*1 I

537-6

662.2

Dynamo-machines,

Dynamometer

storage protec. of life 614.833

engmeermg 621.31

531-21

537-^3

616.935

614.516

616.39

DjTiamos electro dynamicsDysentery diseases

public health

Dyspepsia dietetic diseases

dis. of digeetive sys. 616.33

Ear anatomy 611.85

deaf and dumb asylums

arch,

diseases surgery

hospitals

architecture

physics

physiology

psychology

Early Christian architecture

Christians history

education, elementaryEnglish Text Society

• forms of English languageGreek philosophy

institutions political science

printed books

rising hygiene

Earth, astronomyburial of dead customs

pub. health

closet system sanitation

figure of

internal heat of geology

physical geologyrotation of astronomy

Structure of, physical geol. 551.1

surface features 55i*4

Earthenware chemical technology 666.6

Earthquakes 551.22

Earth's attraction of moon 52333Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

362.4

725.54

617.8

362.1

725.51

534-7

612.85

152.2

723.1

270.1

372

820.6

427.01

182

321.

1

093

613-79

525

393-1

614.611

628.43

526.1

551.12

551

525-35

Earth's figure

surface, irregularities ofEarthwork engineering

Earthworks fortifications

Easements law

East and West, religious schismIndia Company

* Indian archipela go, history

languages* Indies "

* Dutch «' Prussia «

River bridge

Russia

travels

526.1

526.64

623.1

347-2

270.3

382

991

491.4

954

991

943-"

914.311

Turkestan

Easter

history

travels

history

travels

Anglican calendar

chronology

music

engineering 624.5

947.8

914.78

951.6

915.16

264.031

529.6

783-28

281.5

empire949.5

Pacific ocean phys. geog. 551,466question, Turkish history 949.6

Eastern churches

states U. S. historyEating customs

diet, hygienebotanyEbenaceae

EbenalesEbers, G: German fiction

Eccentricity in manners ethics

of orbit of earth

Eccentrics, lives of

machinery

Ecclesiastes Bible

Ecclesiastical antiquities

architecture

974

394-1

613.2

583-685

583.68

833.86

525-33

seasons 525.52

920.8

621.85

223.8

209

726

246

922

art ecclesiology

biography

calendar chronology 529.6

ceremonies customs 394.4

costtlme 247councils 262.4

courts 348fasts person, relig. 248

public worship 264

feasts 264furniture ecclesiol. 247

history 270Latin, modem philol. 479law canon law 348legends 209

'

for special topics see topic

music 783Superior figures refer to the tables at th«

end of this Index.

{460)

INDEX Dwelling-

Egypt

Ecclesiastical polity

statistics

Ecclesiastics

Ecclesiasticus

Ecclesiology

262

209

trials 262.9

vestments, eccles, 247.7

lives biography 922

229.4

261

246

Bible

church

symbolismEchinoderms, paleontology 563*9

zoSlogy 593.9

Echinoidea **

593-95Eclampsia diseases €16.845

Eclectic medicine 615.5

philosophy 148

Eclipses, finding longitude by 525.48

of moon 523-38

sun 523.78

theory 521.8

Ecliptic, inclination of equator to 525.51

plane of astronomy 525-32

solar system 523.26

Economic botany 581.6

chemistry, chem. tech. 660

geology

zodlogy

Economics political economyEconomy, domestic

ethics

library

political

Ecstasy religion

Ecstatics mental derangements

Ectopic gestation, diseases of women 618.31

Ectozoa animal parasites 616.968

' Ecuador history 986

travels 918.6

Ecumenical council eccles. polity 262.5

religious hist. 270.2

dermatology 616.52

Norse literature 839.6

original home of man 572.4

553

591.6

330

640

J 74

020

330

248

132-5

Eczema

Eddas

EdenEdentata mammalsEdgeworth, M. English fiction

Ed'Ct of Nantes Huguenot hist.

Edinburgh, Scotland history

travels

university

Editions, choice of reading and aids 028.2

Editorial work 070

Edom ancient history

Education

and the church

599-3

823-72

284.5

941.44

914.144

378.41

in relation to labor

industrial systems

useful arts

939.46

370

261.5

377.8

331-85

371.42

607

Education of voters

womenyoung

public administration

self

systems of

useful arts*

special, see subject.

Educational buildings architect. 727

324

376

372

35i-85i

374

371-4

607

ethics

reports, public

sermons

Educator, library as

Educators' lives

Edward I. English history

II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

171.7

379

252.5

021.2

923.7

942.03s

942.036

942.037

942.044

942.045

942.053Edwards,

J. American philosophers 191.

i

Effect and cause metaphysics

perspective arch, designEffen, J. van Dutch essays

EffiJjies, monumental

Eifluvium nuisances san, eng.Efflux hydraulics

Egg-shape of sewers

122

729.15

839.344

718

628.52

53^-56

628.224

Eggleston, Edward, American fiction 813.42Eggs oology

Egina marbles, anc. sculpt.

Egoism ethics

Egypt administration

antiquities

architecture

art

botany

finance

geology

hieroglyphics

history, ancient

modem* language, old

mapsmythology

obelisks monumentsphilosophers

pyramids antiquities

religion

schools

* Soudan history

travels

statistics

travel

treaties

other topics see table i.

598.2

733171.9

354-62

913-32

722.2

709.32

581.96a

336.62

556.2

493-1

932

96a

493.1

912.62

299.31

718

181.2

913-32

299-31

379-62

962.6

916.26

316.2

916.2

341.262

Topics in blark face type are eub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

{461}

Egyptology

England

Eg\-ptology antiquities

Ehrensvard, T. C, Gyllembourg-

Danish fiction

Tilichendorff,J., German poetry

INDEX

•

913.33 1 Electrolysis quantitative analysis 545.3

S39.8361

S31.72

Eilschov, F. K. Danish miscellany 839.S84

347-2

5^3-935

597-3

539-3

595-76

5S3.161

857.66

Ejectment law

Ela^agnaceas botany

Elasmobranchii fishes

Elasticity physics

Elaterida^ zoology

Elatineae botany

Elci, A, M. d* Italian satire

Elders ecclesiastical polity

Eleatic Greek philosophers

Election doctrinal theology

frauds, U. S.

sermons

Elections, city administration

political science

U. S. lawElective franchise

system education

Electoral commission U. S. history 973.82

system polit. science 321.8

Electric apparatus, inspection pro-

tection of life

engineering

heating building

light libraries

mech, eng,

physics

manipulation chemistry

measurements

measuring of temperature 536.53

phenom. of muscles, physiol. 612.743

physics 537.4

railways engineering 621.33

shock surgery 617.12

signals 537.S8

telegraph, communication 654Electricity 53^

applied 537.8hygiene 613.16

therapeutics 61 5.84

Electro-ballistic machines projectiles 623.4

biology animal magnetism 134

262.15

182.3

-34-9

32473252.6

352.004

324

32473

324

375-04

614.836

621.3

6977022.7

621.32

537-83

542.8

5377

blasting mining

chronograph, astronom}

dynamics

magnetismmetallurgy

motors machines

science

physiology, animal magnetism 134plating metallurgy 537*85

Electrokinetics dynamical537'S

622.23

("22. C2

537.6

538.3

537^^5

621.31

537-^3

537--5

537-2

655.22

361

821.04

884

S74

372

Electrometers

Electrostatics statical

FJectrotyping printing

Eleemosynary institutions

^Elegiac poetry, English lit

Greek "

Latin

Elementary education

forms arch, design 729.3^ readers Eng. language 428.6

theory of music 7S1.2

Elements, chemical chem. tech. 661.

i

chemistry 546required architec. design 729.21

Elephants mammals 599-6Eleusinian mysteries Greek antiq. 913.38

mythol. 292

Elevated ground hygiene 613.12

railroad, engineering 625.4

stations architect. 725.31S

temperature hygiene

ways public health

Elevation architec. designElevations meteorology

Elevators, grain architecture

mech. engineering

' Elgin, Scotland history

marbles

Elian philosophers Greek philos. 183.7

Eliesen, Povel, Danish miscellany 839.S822

613.64

6.4.782

729.1

53^-53

7^-3^621.87

941.23

733

Eliminants algebra

Eliot, George English fiction

Elis ancient history

Elixir of life alchemv

Elizabeth, Queen English history

Elizabethan persecutions *•

Ellipse analytical geometry 516.23

geometry 5^3--3Ellipsis English language 425.3^ other languages

Ellipsoid analytical geometry 516.43

526.16

512.85

823.88

938.8

540.1

942.055

272.7

Ellipsoidal figure geodesy

Ellipsoids, potentials of

Elliptic functions calculus

Ellipticity, law of geodesy

Elmira, N. V. history

Elocution

vocal culture

Eloquence

Elves

English oratory-

folk-lore

Elzevir editions rare printing

Emanation metaphysics

Emancipation of slaves

526. 1

1

5'7-36

526.13

974-779

808.5

784.9

808.5

825

39S4

094

129-5

336.8

U. S. history 973.714Topics Ml black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer t^ the tables at th«

end of this index.

(462)

INDEX Egyptology

Emancipation of woman 396.1

Embalming of the dead customs 393-3

pub. health 614.64

Embankments, river engineering 627.4

Embargo 344of 1S0S-12 U. S. history 973.4S

Embassadors international law 341-7

political science 327

I'mblematic art ecclesiology 246.5

Emblems "246

Embolism of pulmonary artery 616.24;

Embossing, book library economy 025.2

Embroidery 746

Embryo, development of, physiology 612.64

zoology 59 [-3 3

Embryology animals 591-3

botany 5^^ -3

r.mbryotomy obstetric operations 61S.83

Emergencies surgery 617.1

Emerson, R. W. Am. essays S14.36

philosophers 191.

3

transcendentalism 141

economic geology 553-65

therapeutics

political science

Junery

Ijiietics

EmigrantsEmigration *'

' Emilia, Italv, historv

Eminent domain law

615731

3252

325

945-4

347-2

li^moUients external therapeutics 615.776

internal "

psychology

Greek philosphers

German empire

Emotions

Empedocles

Emperor

Emperors* lives

Empetracex botany

I'.mphysema lung diseases

Empire, Eastern history

French ist, *'

2d, "

German gov.

RomanWestern, fall of

Empirical medicines adulterations

philosophy

Empiricism in medicine quackery

Emi>loyers and employed, ethics

polit. econ. 331.1

Employment, hygiene 6136of time

women

615735

157

182.5

354-4305

923.1

533-984

616.248

949-5

944.05

944.07

3544303

937.06

937.09

614.353

144

614.26

174.8

9-9ethics

labor 331.4

customs 396.5

Empresses' lives 9231Emulation ethics 179

^ICnallage English syntax 4-5-2

Enamel arch, decoration 729.65

chem. technology 666.2

England

Enamel painting

sacred ornamentation

Encaustic painting

Enclosures of doors and windows

Encyclical letters eccles. polity

Encyclopedias, general*

special, see subject

Encyclopedists, French apologetics 239.6

247-4

751

721.86

262.8

030

lives

Endemic diseases

Endemics medical geography

Endless punishment future state

Endosmose liquids

Endowed libraries

schools education

vs. public schools 379.3

Endowment of research colleges 378.3

Enemeta, nutritive hygiene 613.23

Energy, conservation of 53^-^

Engelbrektsdatter, D,, Danish poet.839.S136

920.3

616

614.42

^37.7

53^-7

027.4

373

Engine houses architecture

Engineering, civil

locomotive

mechanical

topographical

Engineers lives

Engines

England, administration

antiquities

architecture

army

bank of

biography

botany

church

colleges education

constitution

education

finance

geology

government pol. sci.

history* language

lawlibraries

literature

local governmentmapsnavy

painting

philosophers

philosophers* lives

private law-

religious history

Romanesque architecture

schools, public

725.19

620

621.13

621

526.9

926.2

621

354-42

91342

720.94^

354.426

33^-15

920.04a

581.94a

283

378.42

342-42

370.94a

336-4*

554-2

3^3

942

420

346

027.042

820

352.04a

912.42

354-42?

759-2

192

921.2

347

2742

723.42

37942Xopics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior tigrures refer to tlie tables at th«

end of this Index.

(463)

EnglandEuchre

England sculpture

slavery

societies, general

statistics

travel

treaties

universities educationzo6logy

English composition

cyclopedias

1 )eists apologetics

ephemerides

newspapers

periodicals, general• philology

socialism

Engravers lives

occupation hygiene

Engravingbooks of

of seals and gemsEngravings, catalogues of

collections *'

Enharmonic organ music

Enigmas amusements' English literature

Enlistment army

Ennius Latin drama

Enoch, Book of

Enrollment school organization

Ensigns flags

Ensilage agriculture

law

diseases

public health

zoology

INDEX

Entail

Enteric fever

Enteropneusta

' Entertaining collections, Eng. lit, 828

735

326

062

3M-2914.2

341.242

378.4^

591.942

808

032

239-5

528.2

072

052

4ao

927.6

613.65

760

769

73^

016.76

769

786.9

793

828

355

872.4

229

371.21

929.9

^33

347.2

61 6.927

614.51

1

593-99

Entertainments, licenses for

public

Enthusiasm psychology

religious

Enthymeme logic

Entomology zoology

Entomophthoreit botany

fintomostraca zoology

Entozoa parasitic diseases

zoology

Entropy physics

Enunciation elocution

Envallsson, K: Swedish dramaEnvironment evolution

influence of, therap, 615.56

on man 573-4

mental characteris, 136.2

Envy ethics 179.8

Enzina, J. del Spanish drama 862.21

fopics in black face type are sub-divided.

35^-^

791

J 57

269

166

5957589.229

595-31

616.962

595-1

536-7

808.5

8397254

575-3

paleontology

geology

Eocene fossils

period

Eolian harp

Epacrideae botany

EphemeridesEphesians liible

Ephesns, first council of, relig.

history ancient' modernEpic dramatic music

painting

^ poetry English literature

Greek

Latin

Epicharmus Greek dramaEpictetus " philosophers

Epicurean philosophy

Epidemic catarrh di^ases

monomania, mental derange-

ments 132.1

Epidemics contagious diseases 614.5

560

55i-78«

787.9

583-64

227.5

270.23

93925956.2

782.2

753821.05

Ma»73

882.5

188.7

187

616.20^

diseases

public health

Epigenesis spontan. generation

* Epigrams English literature

Epigyneae botanyEpilepsy diseases

Epiphany Anglican festival

Epirus ancient history

Episcopacy sects

Episcopal charges sermons

church

in Scotland

orders ministry

Episcopalians* lives

Episcopate ministry

Epispastics external irritants

Epistles Anglican ritual

Bible

^Epistolary writers* lives, English

Epistolography

Epitaphs

Epizoa parasites, zoology

6z6

6x4.49

576.1

828

584.2

616.85J,

264.031

938.2

283

252.1

283

283.41

262.17

9223262.12

615774-

264.036

227

928.26

S08.6

9295591.69^.

Epizootic diseasesjveterinary med 619

9S6

177.5

522-54

521.3^

529-1

' Equador history

Equality social ethics

Equation-machine astron. instru.

of center orbits

time chronology

personal, astron. corrections 522.07

Equations, algebraical 5^ --3

chemical 541-9indeterminate 512.2 ^

numerical 512.2

theory of 512.82

trigonometric 5M-4Superior figures refer to the tables at ibe-

end of this index.

U64)

INDEX

Equator, inclination of seasons

Equatorial belt earth

mounting telescopes

telescope astronomy

Equestrian exercise

Equilibrium astronomy, laws

of liquids physics

rotating spheroid

Equinoxes astronomy

Equipment of armies

navies

Equisetae botany

Equity law

of redemption law

Equivalence of force physics

theoretical chemistry

Equivalent projections on mapsEquivocation ethics

Erbium metals

Erckmann, £mile French fiction

Eretrian philosophers

Ergot stimulants

uterines

Ericaceae botany

Ericales "

' Erie Co., N. Y. history

Eriocauleae

Erizzo, S.

Erosion,

Erotica

Errata

botany

Italian fiction

525-51

525.14

522.26

522.46

798

521. II

532.2

526.12

525-5

355

359

587.2

347.«

347.2

53'-2i

t;41.2

526.85

177-3

546.65

S43.S5

183.7

61 5.7 1

1

615.766

583.62

583.6

974.796

584.81

S53-43

551-3

176

655.25

551-33

615.726

.65

ethics

proof-reading.

Erratic boulders geology

Errhines therapeutics

Error, sources of logic

^ Errors, grammatical Eng. language 428.3

of observation, probabilities 519.6' speech Eng. lang. 428.3

popular delusions

* Erse language

Eruptions volcanoes

Eruptive fevers diseases

Erysipelas diseases

* Erzerum, Asiatic Turkey history

Escapements watch making

Escharotics external irritants

Eschatology

Esdras Bible

'33-7

491.61

551.21

616.911

616.942

956.6

681

615-775

236

229.1

Espronceda, J. de Spanish poetry 861.52

' Esquimaux history 99S

Essayists' lives English literature 928.24

French "928.44

German " 9-8.34

'Essays English literature 824

general collections 040

_ special topics, see subject.

Essence metaphysics 121

Topics in black fave type are sub-divided.

Essences chem. tech.

Essenes Jewish religion

Essential oils chem. tech.

* Essex, England history

' Mass.

'Essex County, N. Y. **

Established church. Anglican

Estates law

Esther Apocrypha

Bible

Esthetics architecture

fine arts

' Esthonia, Russia history

Estimates building

* Estramadura, Spain history

Etchers* lives biography

Etching

Eternal life future state

England*

Euchre

668.5

296

668.5

942.67

974-45

974753:

283

347-6

229.2

222.9

720.1

701

947.4

692.5

946.2

927.6

767

237

Eternity

punishment, doctrinal theol. 237.7

Ether

doctrines

natural theology

anaesthetics

poisons

temperance

Etherege, Sir G: English drama

Ethers chem. technology

organic chemistry

Ethical culture societies

education

ethics

Ethics

legal

of copyright

social

Ethiopia ancient history

* modern "

* Ethiopic language

Ethmoid bone anatomy

Ethnic religions

Ethnography

Ethnology

medicine

customs

ethics

ancient history

Etiology

Etiquet

237-1

218

6i5.78r

615.965

178.8

822.42

66S.5

547-4

170.6

377-^

170.7

170

174-3

655.61

177

939-7^

966

492.8

611.91

290

572

572

616.01:

395

177.1

937-5

722.6

477.5

7S6.47

Etruria

Etruscan architecture

* language

Etudes piano music

^ Etymologies English language 422

Etymology, comparative philology 412

Euboea ancient history 938.4

EubuKdes Greek philosophers 183.6

Eucharist sacrament 265.3

Eucharistic music religious art 246.8

vessels sacred furniture 247.8

Euchre amusements 795

Superior fijfures refer to the tablei^ at theend of this index.

(46

Euclid

Fairs

Euclid Greek philosophers 183.6

Euclidian geometry 513Eudemus Greek philosophers 1S5.3

Eudiometer experimental chemistry 542.7

Eudiometry quantitative analysis 545.7

Eugubine tables Umbrian language 477.4

INDEX

Eulerian integrals calculus

Eulogies biography

sermons

Euphonium wind instruments

Euphorbiaceae, botany

Euphuism rhetoric

* Eure, France historj-

Eure et Loir, France historj'

Euripides Greek drama' Europe antiquities

botany

ecclesiastical hist.

geology

history

statistics

travels

European politics parties

Eustachian tubes ear diseases

Evald, Johannes Danish poetry

Evangelical alliance religion

Evangelist ministry

Evangelistic art

music ecclesiology

sacred music

pastoral theol. 253

517-32

920

252-9

78S.44

583-951

808

944.24

94451882.3

913-4

581.94

274

554

MO3M9x4

329-94

617.86

839.8152

206

262.15

246.7

246.7

783.7

work

writings, practical '

Evaporation meteorology

physics

practical chemistry

steam engineering

Evening prayer Anglican ritual

family devotions

personal "

schools

551-57

536.44

542.4

621.18

264.034

249

248

379-19

Everaert, Cornelis Dutch poetry 839.3124

Everett, Edward American oratory

Evergreens coniferas

Evidence circumstantial

law

logic

Evidences of Christianity

Evil

Evolution

natural theology

origin of

pessimism

sin

spirits

theodicy

algebra

arithmetic

biology

815.31

585.2

347-94

347-94

163

239

216

216

149.6

233

235

512.7

511.7

575

Evolution ethics

natural theology

Ex libris

Examination, civil service

for academic degrees

1717

213

097

351-3

378.24

of teachers, education 371.13^ papers, English philol. 42S.9

post mortem, pathology 616.079

school, education 371-27

Examinations, competitive civil ser. 351.3

schools 371.27

Examining boards medical licenses 614.24

Exanthemata contag. diseases 614.52

Excavation mining

Excavations, antiquities

Excess of food hygiene

Exchange, bills of law

international moneyof duplicates lib. admin.

specimens biology

stock

tables business

Exchanges architecture

Exchequer, Gt. Br. finance

U. S. administration

finance

Excise laws

offices architecture

public funds

Excitants therapeutics

Excommunication, ecclesiastic polity 262.9

Excrementa sewerage 628.2

Excreta, disinfection contag. dis. 614.48

Excretion physiological zoology 591.14

622. lM

913

613.25

347-7

332-45

025.2

579-614

332.6

658

725-25

336.42

353-2

33^-73

336.27

725-14

336-27

615.785

612.26

591-44

59^-74

343-2

342

Excretions, organic respiration

Excretory organs comp. anat.

descr. *'

Execution criminal law

Executive department const, law

lib. adminis. 025.1

Executors law 347-6

Exegesis Bible 220.6

Exemplaria typographica, rarities 090

Exercise hygiene 613.7

therapeutics 61 5.743

Exertion, excessive, effects of 616.9S3

Exhalation of vapor zoology 591.129

water vapor, physiology 612.25

Exhaustion, effects of diseases

Exhibition halls architecture

Exhibitions, building

international

of art

industry

school

special see subject.

616.986

725.91

690.6

606

708

606

371-29

Topica in black fare tjpe are sub-divided. Superior fig^ures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(466)

INDEX Euclid

Fairs

Exhortations public worship

Exile punishments

social ethics

Exodus Bible

Exorcism

l^xotics botany

Expansion heat

Expatriation

Expectorants therapeutics

264.6

343-2

177.8

222.12

133-4

536-41

341-5

615.721

Expellent forces abnormal labor 618.51

Expenditure, public finance 336

E.\perience

Experimental chemistry 54a

Experiments, chemical 54a

Exploitation mining 622.3

Exploration hygiene 613.69

mining 622.1

Explorations 910

history of 910.9

Explorers' lives 9239Explosions of fire damp, mining eng. 622.81

protection of life 614.83

Explosives chem. tech. 662

manufac. of, hygiene 613.66

protect, of life 614.831

mining dangers 622.85

Exponential formulx trigonometry 514.3

Extraction

382

382

606

252.8

392.2

393-4

to cold protection of life 614.87

Exportation

Exports

Expositions useful arts

Expository sermons

Exposure of children customs

dead u

Express companies sociology

useful arts

Expression, facial art anatomy

physiognomy

musical

Extatics mental derang.

Extemporaneous speaking

E.\tenii)ore prayer public worship

Extension of libraries

External agencies therapeutics 615.77

ear diseases of 617.81

"plastering and stucco

walls, incrusied, arch,

windows arch, const.

Extinct animals paleontology

plants

Extinction of fire protec. of life

species

painless, of life, an. hygiene 614.97

1

Extra books for readers lib. econ. 024.7

fingers or toes deformities 617.36

time for readers lib. econ. 024.7

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

minmg 622.6

of teeth dentistry 617.66

5 Extracts English literature 828

on special subjects see subject.

Extradition international law 341-4

Extra-uterine pregnancy 6iS.3(

Extreme unction sacraments -65.7

Extremities, lower, anatomy 611.98

surgery 617,58

upper, anatomy 61 1.97

su.gery 617.57

Eye anatomy 61 1.84

asylums for blind 362.4

care of hygiene 613.65

diagnosis pathology 616.073

diseases of surgery 6i7-7

hospitals 362.1

architecture 725-51

optics 535.7

physiology 612.84

piece telescope 522.23

psychology i5--i

Eyelids eye diseases 617.77

Eyes, artificial surgery ^^7-79

care of, at school 371.72

protection of, in factorie* 62$.y*

Ezekiel Bible 224.4

Ezra " 222.7

* Fables English litpr-HJre 828

Fabre d' ^^glantine, P. F. N. French

drama 842.64

Fabrics, textile manufacturers 677

Faqades architecture 729.1

anatomy 611.9J

surgery 617.53

printing 6:^5.24

English literature S27

craniology 573.7

Factories, carriage and car, arch. 725-45

cooperative pol. econ. 334*6

furniture arch. 725.44

sanitation in 628.51

textile architecture 725.4'

useful arts 670

Factors and brokers law 347-7

Factory-laws political economy 338.9

system labor and wages 331

Faculas sun 523-74

Faculty, intuitive mental science 156

Fagging student life 37* -82

Fahlbands economic geology 5^3- ' 7

Fahlcrantz, K. E. Swedish satire 839.776*

Faience ware pottery 738

Fairies 398.4

Fairs, agricultural 630.6

commercial 381

Superior figures refer to the tables at th«end of thiti index.

(467)

385

656

743

138

7S0.1

132-5

808.5

264.1

021.6

693.61

729,61

721.84

560

561

614.843

575-6

Face

Faces of type

* Facetiae

Facial angle

Fairs

Field

Fairs, industrial

social customs

5 Fairy tales English literature

folklore

mythology

Faith, confessions of creeds

INDEX INDEX

606

394-6

823

398.4

291

238

pub. worship 264.5

cure religion

therapeutics

doctrinal theology

logic of assent

Falconry amusements

Faldella» G. Italian fiction

Faliscus, Gratius Latin poetry

* Falkland Islands history

travels

Fall of ground mines

man doctrinal theology

Fallacies logic

Fallen, parish care of

Falling bodies, deviations astron.

laws physics

Fallopian tubes anatomy

diseases of women

Falsehood ethics

Falsen, Enevold Danish drama

Falster, Kristian " poetry

Fame social ethics

Family devotions

ethics

genealogies

histories

hotels architecture

law

libraries

medicine

political science

relations customs

worship

Famine fever diseases

hygiene

Famines

religion

mental faculties

Fanaticism

Fancy

Fancy-work

Fans blowing engines

mining engineering

toilet

ventilation

music

electric medicine

amusements

English drama

Farewell sermons

Farina, S. Italian fiction

Farm houses architecture

Topicfl in black face type are •ub-dividedend uf

Fantasia

Faradisation

Farces5

265.8

615.852

234.2

163

799

853-85

871.4

997

9197622.83

233-1

165

258

525-37

531-52

611.65

618.12

J77-3

839.8254

839.8143

249

173

929.2

929.2

728.2

347.6

027.1

616.02

321.

1

392-3

249

616.924

613.24

616.985

248

«55-i

746

621.62

622.44

391-7

697.9

786.42

615.84

792

822

252.9

853.86

728.67

Farmers-general finance

Farmers* occupation hygiene

Farming Agriculture

Farms, sewage, sanitary eng.

' Faroe islands history

^Faroese language

literature

Farquhar, G. English drama

Farrer Catalan poetry

Farriery horse shoeing

vet. medicine

' Farther India history

Fasciae anatomy

diseases of

Fascination animals

Fashion customsFashionable education, womenFast-day sermons

Fastening tools, mech. engineering

Fastenings

Fasti, RomanFasting

Fasts

arch, construction

asceticism

hygiene

temperance

Anglican church

Fata Morgana, mirage

Fatalism natural theol.

Fathers

336-1^

613.64

630

628.37

949.1

439-6

839.6

822.48

849.9134

682.1

619.

1

959

611.74

616.75

59»-57

390

3764252.6

621.99

721.88

529-3

248

613.24

178.9

264.03 £

535-3

214

173-5

270.1

922.1

281.

1

6m-3»3665.2

547

612.397

duties

of the church, hist.

lives

works

Fats adulterations

animal chem. technol.

organic chemistry

physiology

protective external agents 615.776

vegetable chem. tech. 665.3

Fauces, diseases of 616.31

Faults structural geology 551-87

theory of, mining eng. 622.16

Fauna zoology 59i-9

Faust, legend of legends 398-2

Feasts ^ Anglican church 264.031

Rom. Catholic church 264.021

social customs 394-

'

Feathers birds 598.2

comparative anatomy 591.49

Features of surface moon 52334sun 523.74

Febler Catalan poetry 849.9112

i Fecal secretions physiological zool. 591.149

j

Fecundation botany 581.166

;

physiological zoology 591.166

! Fecundity physiology 612.663

Federal government polit. science 321.8

I

party American politics 329.1

Superior figures refer to the table* at thethis index.

(468)

Fairs

Field

Federalism political science

Federalists U. i^-. history

Federation, imperial, Gt. Hrit.

Feeble-minded, asylums for

arch.

education of

mental derangements 132.2

Feed mills architecture 725.47

I'eeding of animals animal hygiene 614.95

321.8

973-4

354.4201

362.3

725.53

371-93

' Keejee Islands history

travels

Feelings emotions

Fees, building

readers', library economytuition education

Feet, artificial, surgery

costumes^ English prosody

human anatomy

weights and measures

Feijoo y Montenegro, B. J.

misc.

Feitama, Sybrand Dutch poetry

Feith, Rhijnvis fiction

F'ellenberg's system education

Fellowship, church

Fellowships colleges

Felons criminal law

Felsites lithology

Felt roofing

Female colleges education

education

customs

employmentsfunctions of generation

labor polit. economy

seminaries

sex duties

suffrage

Females, mortality of pub. health

996.1

919.61

157

692.8

024.2

371.22

617.58

391-4

426.3

611.98

389

Fences

Fencing

Fenianism

law

amusements

Irish history

polit. assoc.

Catalan poetry

German history

Fenollar, B.

Ferdinand I.

II.

III.

VI. Spanish history

VII.

Ferdinand and Isabella

* Ferghana, Turkestan history

Ferguson, E. American poetr)*

' Fermanagh, Ireland history

Fermentation chemical tech.

temperance

Topics In black

Spanish

868.41

8393^44

8393343

371-42

265.2

378.3

343

552-27

695.7

376.8

376

396-4

396.5

612.62

376.9

173

324-3

614.143

347-2

796

941-5

363

849-9132

943-032

943.042

943-043

946.056

946.07

946.03

958.7

811. 16

941.68

663.1

I7«

Fermentation yeast, etc. 5899Fermented beverages, adultera. 614.341

chem. tech. 663.1

Ferments aids to digestion

materia medica

botany

palaeontology

'Ferrara, Italy, history

Ferns

Ferrari, P. Italian drama

Ferries administration

transportation

Ferrotype photography

Fertility fecundity

Fertilization botany

zoology

Fertilizers, agriculture

chem. technology

commercial, air pollution 614.748

manufacture 668.6

from sewage 628.49

6157342

615-35

587-3

561.73

945-4

852-75

351.814

656

772

612.663

581.16

591.166

631

668.6

817.22

264.031

783-28

784-5

786.46

299

321-3

321.3

347-2

Fessenden, T. G. Am. satire

Festivals Anglican church

cathedral music

of song "

Festive piano music

Fetichism

Feudal institutions

law

tenure law

Feudalism, age of, European history 940.3

political science Z~^-ZFeuillet, Octave French fiction 843.83

Fever animal heat 612.57

lung diseases 616.241

typhoid public health 614.511

Fevers, eruptive diseases 616.91

1

general works on pathol. 616.93

' Fezzan, Africa history

Fibres, nerve physiology

Fibrous materials agriculture

manufacture

Fichte German philosophy

idealism

botany

face type are sub-divided. Superiorend of this index.

(469)

Ficoidales

Ficoidese "

5 Fiction English literature

reading of

writing

Fictitious characters, diet, of

imprints

names pseudonyms

titles of books

Fidelity ethics

Fief

Field books engineering

fortifications

figures refer to the tables

961-3

612.81

633

677

193-3

141

58347

583-475

823

028.4

808.3

803

CI4

098

177-3

321.3

620.8

623.1

at th«

Field

Foo Choo

Field operations geodesy 526.25sports -^;*'

work, triangulation, geodesy 526.3Fielding, H: English fiction S23.52^^^^ Scotland history 941.33

musical instruments 78S.5Fighting, animal

INDEX

Finding time

Fine arts

prize

Figure-heads

human, in art

of earth

175.6

736

743

525-14

- 526.1windows arch. dec. 729.84

Figures, correlation of geometry 513.57of heavenly bodies astron. 521.14

prosody Eng. language 426.4Gr. "

486.4

^^'' "476.4

other languages

carving

art anatomy

astronomy

geodesyarch. dec.

' Fiji Islands history

Filangeri, G. Italian essaysFilial duty ethics

Filibusters criminal law

Cuban history

pirates

996.1

854.66

173-6

343

972.91

910.4Filicaja, Vincenzo da Italian poetry 851.54

Filtration

Filicinae botanyFiling m^ -hines mechanical eng.Filioque controversy theologyFilling teeth dentistry

Fillmore M., presidency ofFilter basins water works

presses, sewageFilth diseases, pathology

public healthareas, sewage

hygiene

industrial sanitation

practical chem.

sewage

water supply

metaphysics

Greek syntax

orchestral music

political economylibrary economylocal government

Financial admin, civil servicecrises pol. economyinstitutions pel. econ.

Financiers' lives

Finding latitude

at sea

longitude

at sea

meridian line astronomy

Final causes

clauses

Finale

Finance

Finances

587.3

621.92

617.67

973-64

628.16

62S.343

616.93

614.51

628.368

613-35

628.545

542.9

628.35

628.16

124

485.4

785.1

336

025.1

352.1

351-71

332

332

9233

5^5-41

527.1

52546

527.2

522.31

at sea

biography of

^'"^s library economyFinger alphabet, deaf and dumb

rings costumesFingers, extra deformities

Finishing painting' Finistere, France history

Finite and infinite metaphysicsdifferences calculus

' Finland, Russia history

Finnish language

literature

Finno-Hungarian languageFiorentino, G. Italian fiction

Fire alarm stations architecture

alarms

arms

balls

clavs

signals

army

manufacture

meteors

economic geologydepartments administration

engines, mechanical engineering 621.68

protection of life 6\^.^^Czescapes - « »

^,^^^^^^"s

.

" " " 614.84Sextinction local government 352.3

529.7

S^7'Z

700

927

024.6

371.92

391.7

617.36

698.3

944-"

1-5

517.6

947-1

494

894

494

853.22

725.19

654.7

355

683

523-52

553-61

352-3

automatic

chemical

insurance

physics

places

proof buildings, building

614.844

614.845

368.1

536.46

697.1

693.8depositories architecture 725.24piers and columns

works chemical tech.

worshippers

Firenzuola, A., Italian fiction

Fires administration

library

local governmentmines

protection of life

First cause metaphysics^ lessons in English languageFischart, J. German satire

Fish, air pollution

as food hygiene

commission

culture

dead and diseased air pollution 614.763fresh, inspection of, pub. health 614.317preservation of chem. tech. 664.9preserved, inspec. of, pub. health 614.319

721.36

662.1

295

«53-34

35'-782

022.2

352-3

622.82

614.84

428.2

837-42

614.741

613.29

639

639

Tonir-ii i» Ki I *' ^ ^- t"-^^**^'^»"'='jjci..ux,puu.neajtn 014.-510Top„» .„ blac face type are subdivide.. Superior flgure,. refer to the tables at the

end of this Index.

(470)

INDEX

Fisheries business 639ownership, polit. econ. 333.9production

Fishermen's occupation hygiene

Fishes paleontology

zoologyFishing sports

Fission

Fistula surgery

Fittings, library

*Fiume. Austria history

Fixed furniture arch. dec.

location lib. economv

33S.3

613.64

567

597

799physiological zoology 591.165

617.23

022.9

943-94

729.9

025."

oils and acids, materia medica 615.34Fixtures Jaw

library

Flaccus, C. v., Latin epic poetryFlagellants monastic order

Flagellarieas botany

Flagellata zoology

Flageolet musical instrumentsFlags heraldry

Flamboyant architecture, GothicFlamenca Proven9al poetryFlames physics' Flanders history

Flat-bed irrigation sewageFlats

Flattery

Flaubert, G.

Flax

architecture

housekeeping

ethics

French fiction

agriculture

manufacture

animal parasites

naval science

Fleas

Fleets

* Flemish language

literature

painting

Flemming, P. German poetry

Fletcher, G. and P.

J.

347-2

022.9

271.79

584.41

593-16

788.5

929.9

723-54

849.123

336.46

949-3

628.363

728.2

640

^77'^

843.84

^33

677

616.96S1

623.8

439-3

839-3

759-9

831.52

English poetry 821.37

drama 822.35

522.38

595-77

591-52

942.93

571.15

Flexure, transit, inst. astronomyFlies insects

Flight of birds, migration* Flint, Wales, history

Flint chips early stone age

Floating batteries naval engineering 623.9bodies physics 532.3debt finance 336.32

Flogging in navy 35c,

punishments 343-2Flooding of mines 622.84Floods meteorology 551-57Floors and flooring architecture 721.6

• mo.saic arch, decoration 729.73Flora, geographical 581.9

Flore and Blancheflor legends

'Florence, Italy history

travels

Florian, J. P. C. de French fiction

Floriculture landscape gardening^ Florida, U. S., history

Florideje botany

Flour manufacture

mills architecture

Flow in sewers

of blood, rapidity of, physiology 612.15liquids physics 532.5!streams meteorology 551.57

Flower garden. landscape garden. 716

Field

Foo Choo

398.2

945-5

9M-55843-58

716.2

975-9

589.41

679

725-47

628.222

580

716.2

7x6.2

628.233

697.8

612.34

532.52

532

Flowers botany

gardening

language of

Flues in houses sewer ventilation

smoke heating

Fluid, pancreatic physiology

vein hydraulics

Fluids, physics

preservative, biol. specimens 579.2Flukes parasitic diseases 616.965Fluorescence light

535.3Fluorine inorganic chemistry 546.16

549-4

62S.254

78S.5

786.9

669.8

517

595-77

591-47

mineralogyFlushing shafts sewers

Flute

Flutina

Fluxes

Fluxions

Fly, house

Flying

musical instruments

music

metallurgy

calculus

zoology

animal locomotion

machines, aeronautics 533.6Fcetal appendages, pathology of 618.34Foetus, abnormalities of 618.53

human, death and retention of 618.33obstacles to expulsion of 618.52physiological zodlogy 591.3

Foetuses, coalescence of deformities 617.35Fog signals commerce 654.9Fogazzaro, Antonio Italian poetry 851.85'Foix, France history

Fokke, A. S. Dutch humorFolds geology

Folengo, Teofilo Italian satire

Foliage

Folk-lore

song

botany

folk-lore

music

Folkvisor Swedish poetry

Font sacred furniture

Fontanes, Louis French poetry

Fonienelle, B. le K. de, French essays 844.51'Foo Choo history 9512

944-88

839374

SS^'^7

857-31

581.4

398-3

39S-8

784.4

S39.7114

247.1

841.62

Topics in black face type are 8ub.<livided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theeud of this index.

(471)

Foo Choo INDEXFreezing

Foo.Choo travels 915-12

Food, acquisition of physiolog. zool. 591.131

adulterations public health 614.31

animal econ. zoology 59^*^3

canned adulterations 614.318

chemical analysis 543*^

technology 664

cures therapeutics 615.S54

digestion and nutrition 612.3

zoology 591.13

domestic economy 643

hygiene 613.2

inspection adulterations 614.31

of animals 59' -53

laboring classes, polit. econ. 331.83

plants 581-13

preiiervation of veg., chem. tech. 664.8

animal 664.9

preserved adulterations 614.318

vegetable econ. botany 581.63

zoology 591-53

Fools lives 920.8

mental derangements 132.2

Foot ball amusements 797* English prosody 426.3

human anatomy 611.98

measures 389

prints, fossil paleontology 566

Foote, S. English drama 822.62

Foraminifera zoology 593-1-

Force and energy statics 531-2

its measure mechanics 531.21

centrifugal and centripetal 531-35

composition of mechanics 531-22

electric, storage of 621.35

transmission of, eng. 621.34

Foreign missions

relations

intermolecular ph3"sias

lines of magnetism

metaphysics

of water, river engineering

parallel mechanics

pump pneumatics

transmission of, mechan.mill work

Forced alimentation hygiene

Forceps, application obstetrics

Ford, J. English drama

Foreclosure law

Foreign banks

bodies, presence of, diseases 616.981

wounds surgery 617.146• elements English language 422.4

enlistment 355labor political economy 331.6

physics 537.84

539-6

538.1

118

6=7.1

531-24

533-84

531-8

621.8

61S.81

822.38

347-2

33-- 1

5

266

internat. law 341

polit. science 327

states administration 354trade 382

Foreknowledge of God doct. theol. 231.4

Forensic chemistry law 340.6

medicine " 340-6

Foreordination salvation 234.9

Forest trees botany 582

Forestry agriculture 634.9

landscape gard. 715

Forests administration 35^-823

meteorology 55 '-5^

ownership, polit. econ. 333.7

* Forfar, Scotland history 94I-3I

Forge-bellows • 533-87

Forgemen's occupation hygiene 613.64

Forgery law 343

of academic degrees 378.26

political economy 332.9

Forgiveness of sin theology 234

Forks, tuning, acoustics 534-3

Form books law 347-93

musical 781.5

ontology 1 1

1

Formation of character 374crystals, crystallography 548.5

* Formosa history 95^-2

travels 915.12

Forms, elementary arch, design 729.3

of suffrage 324.2

Formulae, exponential, trigonometry 514.3

L». M. Z. geodesy 526.46

theoretical chemistry 54^-9

Formularies materia medica 615.13

Fornication criminal law 343

Forteguerri, N. Italian satire 857.58

Fortifications military engineering 623. i

Fortune-telling 133

Foscolo, U. Italian poetry 851.66

Fossil resins economic geology 553-29

Fossils 560

geographical distribution 560.9

man 569-9

antiquity of man 573-3

Foucauit's pendulum 525-36

Foundation of piers, bridge eng. 624.1 j

Foundations, arch, construction 721.

i

Founding of libraries 021.6

type printing 655.21

Foundling asylums architecture 725.58

sociology 362.7

Foundries architecture 725.43

metal manufactures 671

Fountains landscape gard. 714law 349

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(472)

INDEX

Touqu^, La Motte German fiction

Fouriensm communismFourth dimension geometry

Fowling sport

Fowls domestic animals

Fox, C. J.English oratory

Fox-hunting amusements

Fractional currency money

Fractions algebra

arithmetic

Fractures surgery

Framing carpentry

sFrance administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional law

education

finance

geology

history

language

laws

literature

local governmentmapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

other topics see table

* Franche Comte, France history

Franchise, elective polit. sci.

Francis I. French history

II.

Francis I. German history

II.

Franciscan monkssisterhood

Franco-German war French history

Germ. "

Franconia, house of, *'**

• Lower, Germany **

travels

« Middle " hist.

travels

• Upper " hist.

travel

F'rankeniacea:, botany* Frankfort history

travels

Franking privilege post office

Frankish emperors, Italian history

Topics in black face type are sub

833.65

335-3

5 '3-8

799

636.5

825.63

799

332-41

512.4

5"-4

617.15

694.2

354-44

913-44

720.944

581.944

37844

34244

370944

336.44

554-4

944

440

349-44

840

352.044

912.44

274.4

379-44

314-4

914.4

341.244

591-944

I

944-45

324

944.02S

944.029

943-055

943.06

271.3

271.973

944.08

943.082

943.023

943-33

914.333

943.32

9»4.332

943-3'

9 '4.33'

583- '51

943-58

914-358

3^3

945-02

-divided.

' Franklin Co., Mass. history' N. Y., history

Franks history

Franzen, F. M. Swedish poetry

Fraud law

Fraudulent conveyances law

elections U. S.

Fraunhofer's lines spectroscope

Freckles dermatology

Frederick I. German history

II.

III.

Free agency doctrmal theology

church of Scotland, sects

Foo ChooFreezing

974.42

974-75S

943.01

S39.7158

347-5

347-7

324-73

535-S4

616.55

943.024

943-025

943.028

-34.9

285.6

cities German government 3^4.4309

Italian history 945.04

hand drawing 741

institutions

love ethics 173.1

news and reading rooms 027.9

public libraries 027 4religion 21

1

school system education 3791soil party political party 329.6

U. S. history 973.61

speech polit. science ;^2}

thinkers* lives 922.9

thought ecclesiastical polity 262.8

rationalism

trade and protection

use of libraries

will metaphysics

psychology

theology

Freebooters criminal law

Freedmen, education of

in U. S. army United

States history

slavery

Freedmen's bureau

Freedom and emancipation, slavery 326.8

U.S. hist. 973.714

metaphysics 123

of man doct. theol. 233.7

press censorship 323public order 35^.75'

speech ^2^political liberty 323

211

337

024.2

123

'59

234.9

343

371.94

973-74x5

326.S

361

religious eccles. polity 262.S

salvation

Freehold land societies

law

Freemasonry

Freewill liaptists

Freezing, artificial ice machines

mixtures

234.9

334.1

347-2

366.1

286.2

621.5

621.5

end of this index.

(473)

Superior dgures refer to the tables at th«

y

I

536-43

628.15

725-32

656

831-7S

church, Gallican

Cochin China, history

travels

encyclopedists, apologeticsGuiana

Freezing

Gas INDEX

Freezing physics

water worksFreight houses, R. R. architecture

transportation

Freiligrath, F., German poetryFrench allies American history 973 32,

and Indian war, U. S. hist. 973.26

2S2.44

9597

9^5-97

239.6history gggtravels 918.8

windinstru. 788.41

440

840

447-01

Frobel's system education

zoology

Latin letters

geology

skin disorders

agriculture

horn

language

literature

old

opera

painting

philosophers' lives

philosophy

polish chem. tech.

language

dramatic music 782.4

759-4

921.4

194

667.7

Frogs

IFronto, M. CFrost action

bites

blight

meteorology

Fructification botanyFnigoni, C. I., Italian poetryFruit culture

drinks adulterationsFruits and seeds agriculture

organography^01.70

fresh, mspec. of, pub. health 614 3,6preservation of chem. tech. 664 Spreserved, inspec. of, pub.

liealth 614 -rSFryxell, Anders. Swedish miscellany839.786iFuel, artificial, chemical technology ^,.8

371-46

597.S

S76.3

55»-9i

616.5S

632

551-52

581.16

634

614.346

634

5Sk;6

Protestants, persecutions of 27" 4

944-042

944-07

944-oS

94404

23-44

republic, ist history

2d

3d

revolution

Romanesque architectureroofs arch, construe. 721"

5sculpture

spoliations U. S. historyFreneau, Philip American poetryFresco painting, building

interior decoration

painting-

sacred ornament.Frese, Jacob Swedish poetryFresh-air mission

662.6

644

669.8

621.18

326.973

341-4

786.82

612.66

Freshets

Fret-work

Freytag, G.

Frezzi, F.

Friars

Friction

meteorology

German fiction

Italian poetrv

monastic ordersniech. engineering

physicsFrictional electricity* Friendly Islands history

societies

Friends, society of sectsFriendship ethics

'Friesland history

travelsFriezes, carved arch, decoration

panned* Frisian language

literature

«

973-45

811.24

698.2

747

750

247.5

839-7 J 37

361

55r-57

747

833-S2

S51.21

271

62 1.89531-4

537.2

996.1

334-7

289.6

177.6

949.2

9M92729-56

729.46

4392839.2

chemical tech.

domestic economynietallurgv

steam engineeringFugitive slave law U. S. slaveryFugitives from justice extraditionI'ugue musicFull development, period of ^.^.ocFuller, Margaret American essays 814.VFulminating powders chem. tech. 66- ±^Fulton Co., N. V. historv ^:.,^,tumes, prevention of, in factories 6-s'cri> um.gatmg apparatus, cont. diseases 614 481Function of motor appara.. phys. 612.7

skin 4t

Functional diseases of brain andcord

diseases of womenequations

Functions, Bessel's, etc. calculus

calculus of

nervous physiology 612.8of generation female 61 2.62

malesymmetric, algebra

trigonometricFunding system financeFunds, public

Funeral rites, customsreligious ordinancesermons

Fungi botanyFunis, prolapsus parturitionFur- trade

Furetiere, A. French satireFurnaces house warming

metallurgy

612.79

61684

618.17

517

517-5

612.61

512.84

5*4-1

336

393

265.8

252.9

5892618.58

*'^47-45

697.3

669.8Topics in black face trpe are «uh i•

1 .

' metallurgy 6693

(474)

INDEX

Furnaces

Furniture

Freezing

Gasmmmg ventilation 622.43

steam engineering 621.18

ventilation of sewers 62S.236

domestic economy 645ecclesiastical 347factories, architecture 725.44fixed, arch, decorat. 729.9

Gambling

library economymanufacture

schoolFurs clothing

Fuses explosives

Fusion-point physics

Future events, probabilities

judgment doctrinal theology 236.9life natural theology 21Spunishment 2"j-'.6

state, doctrinal theol. 237

022.9

6S4

371-6

646

662.4

536.42

51V4

Gabbro

Gabiesplutonic rocks

arch, construction

design

roofs

* Gadhelic languageGatlstJen purchase U. .S. history

•Gaelic language(laciulia

Gaiatia

, Galatians

Galena

ancient history

Bible

economic geology

metalluigy

meteo.clogy

history

Gales

'Galicia, Austria* Spain

Galilei, G. Italian essaysGall bladder anatomy

diseases of

formation secretions

Gallantry ethics

Galleries and libraries

anarchitecture

library buildings

shooting architecture

Galleys criminal lawGallia Cisalpina ancient history

Gallican church

Gallium chemistry

Gallows criminal lawGait, John English fiction

Cialvanic manipulation

Galvanism

Galvanized iron manufacturesGalvanometers

Clalvanoplasty, electro, metallurgy* Galway, Ireland history

Gambling administration

721.28

7^9.37

721.58

491.61

973.66

' 49163

939-77

939-32

227.4

553-44

669.4

943-74

9461

^54.52

611.36

616.36

59I-M5

177-1

021.4

708

7-7-7

022.4

725.89

343-2

937.2 -

282.44

546.68

343-2

S^3-77

542.8

537-5

671

537.S6

537-S5

941.74

35'-762

ethics 174.6

of amusements 175.9

'^^.

345hunting yoQ

Games, amusements mqchamp'nship, school hygiene 371.75

Game laws

customs

ethics

<ireek

of chance amusements

ethics

Romanschool

table and parlorGaming, jniblic administration

Gamopetalae botany

anatomy

physiology

lung diseases

surgery

fishes

sanitation

Catalan poetry

Ganglia

Gangrene

Ganoidei

Garbage

(jarcia

' Gard, France history

Gardening, fiower

kitchen

landscape

market

windowGardens, botanic

architecture

zoological

((

Garfield, J. A., presidency ofGaribaldi Italian history

Garnier, Robert French dramaGarrick, D. English dramaGarter, order of heraldry

Garters hygiene

Garth, S, English satire

Gas, coal

enginesheating

engineering

physics

respirationexchange

fitting

heating

illuminating air pollution

inspection of

light domestic econ9my 644library " 022.7

manipulation practical chem. 542.7

394-3.

175

9I3-3S

795

J75-5

913-37

371.74

793

35 '-762

583561 1.89

612.89

616.245

617.25

597-4

628.44

849.9137

944.S3

716.2

710

635

716.4

5S0.7

727.5

590.7

727.5

973-54

945.09

S42.37-

822.61

929.714

613.484

S27.48

697.6

621.4

612.22

696.2

697.6

614.723

014.835

manufacture

natural

sewer

economic geology 553.28heating (xj^,5

air pollution 614.765sanitary engin. 628.23r„p,c« .„ bl»ck fac« type are M.b-diviUeU. Superior figure, refer ,„ the tables at th.end of this iiulejt.

*

(475)

V

Gas INDEXGibraltar

Gas, suffocation by, protection of life 6(4.82

water heating

works air pollution

Gascoigne, G. English satire

'Gascony, France history

Gases chem. tech.

effect on books

illuminating air pollution 614.723

in mines 622.41

inhalation of, hyg. of employ. 613.62

kinetic theory 533-7

noxious air pollution 614.72

697.6

614.723

827.31

944-77

665

025.8

pneumatics

quantitative analysis

Gasteromycetes botany

Gastric secretions physiolog, zool.

Gastritis diseases

Gastronomy cookery

zoology

arch, construction

military eng.

arithmetic

measures

history

Gastropoda

Gates

Gatling guns

Gauging

magnetism

"Gaul

Gauss's theory

Gautama Buddhism*"—---*-^ '^'u-.^r^Kii* ^^rench &ctioa

oray, / English dramaGayangos, Pascual de Spanish misc. 868.51

533

545-7

589.221

59I-M3

616.33

641

594.3

721.8

623.4

511.8

3S9

944

538.1

294

843.77

822.56

Gehenna

Geibel, E.

Geiger, E. G.

Gazetteers

special country see country,

Gearing mill engineering

Gears, valve " "

doctrinal theology

German poetry

Swedish miscellany

Geissler's tubes electricity

Gelatine processes, photography

Gelatinosae botany

Gellert, C. F. German poetry

Gelli, G. Italian essays

Gem engraving

Gemara Judaism

Gemignano, F. da San Ital. satire

Gemmation zoology

Gems economic geology

-uincralogy

Gender English language

French "

Latin "

• other languages

Geneagenesis zoology

GenealogyGeneral average law

Council eccles. polity

910.3

914-919

621.85

62 1 .84

237-5

831.83

839-7861

537'S3

773

589.18

831.61

854.37

736

296

857.11

591.165

553-8

73<>

549

422.5

442.5

472.5

591.162

929

347.7

262.5

General council relig-ious history 270.2

(leneraiization, logic 161

Generals, lives of 923.

5

Generation, botany 581.16

female functions of, phys. 612.62

612.61

576.1

621.18

591.16

61 1.6

«male

spontaneous

steam

zoblogy

Generative organs, anatomymale funct*l dis. 616.69

Generatory organs comp. anat. 591.46

descriptive anat. 591.76' Genesee Co., N. V. history-

Genesis Bible

Geneva award, U. S. historj*

confession* creeds' history

travels

tribunal

974.792

222.1 r

973-^2

23S.4

949-4

914.94

international law 341.6

Genii 398.4

Genital tract, rupture of abnormal

labor

Genitive case Greek syntax

Latin **

* other languages

Genito-urinary system, anatomy 611.6

diseases of 616.6

drugs act. on 615.76

surg. opera. 617.46

151.

1

618.55

4S5.5

475-5

Genius* Genoa, Italy history

travels

Genre painting

Gentianales botany

Gentianeas **

Gentlemen courtesy

Gentleness ethics

Geocentric place

GeodesyGeognosyGeographical coordinates

$ discovery, history of 910.9

distribution, anim. 591.9

fossils 560.9

of contag. dis. 614.42

945.1

914.51

754

583-7

5^3-7 S

177.1

179.9

521.2

526

551

525.4

plants

names

variation

Geography, ancient

Biblical

descriptive

elementary

historical

maps

581.9

929.4

animals 59i.it;2

plants 581.152

912.3

220.91

910

education 372.

S

91X

9x2

Topics iu black face type are >>ub-clividcil. Superior fig:ures refer to the tables at theend of tiiis index*

(47^)

INDEX GasGibraltar

Geography, physical 551-4 German reformation secular hist. 943.03

Geoidal figure of earth 526.17 reformed church 2S4.1

Geological reports 550 Romanesque architecture 7^3-43

surveys 554-555 sculpture 735time 550-1 socialism 335-5

Geologists' lives 9^5-5 universities 378.43

Geology 550 Germany administration 354-43

agricultural 631 antiquities 91343and religion apologetics 239.8 architecture 720.943

applied mining eng. 622. 1

1

botany 581943dynamical 551 constitutional law 34243

nat, theol. 21S education 370943speculative 55ai finance 33643

Geomancy divination ^33-3 geology 554-3

Geometric forms decoration in relief 729.54t history 943

painted decoration 729.^4 laws 349-43

windows arch, •* 729.81 local government 352043Geometrical drawing math, drawing 744 maps 912.43

Geometricians* lives 925.1 religious history 274-3

Geometry 513 schools, public 379-43

analytical 516 statistics 3M-3descriptive 515 travel 9143

Gcomorphy 525-14 treaties 341-243

George I. Knglish history 942.071 universities 3784311.

M942.072 zoology 591-943

Ill, M942.073 Germicides external therapeutics 615-778

IV. m942.074 Germination botany 581.3

•Georgia, Asia history 947.9 ^Gers, France history 944-77

travel 914.79 Gerstacker, F. German fiction

Europe 947-9 Gerund Latin etymology 472.8

• U. S. history 975.8 syntax 475.8

Geraniacese botany S^3-^^3 Gesneraceae botany 583-83

Geraniales ** 583.21 Gesta Romanorum, mod. Lat. fiction 879.3

Gerhardt, P, German poetry 831.54 Gestation, ectopic, diseases of women 61S.31

Germ cells, development botany 581.172 obstetrics 618.2

zoology 591.172 Gestures oratory 80S.5

theory biology 576 Gettysburg, battle of U, S. history 973-7349of disease bacteria 589.95 Geysers physical geology 55 '-23

pathology 616.01 Ghebers Parseeism 295

German Catholic church sects 282.43 ' Ghent history 949-3

dancing 793 travels 9 '4-93

emperuis, Italian history 945-03 Gherardi del Testa, T., Italian drama 852.74

• empire, new 94308 Ghibelines Italian history 94504^ language 430 Ghistele, C. van Dutch poetry S39.3128

low 439-1 Ghost. Holy dogmatics 231.3

middle high 437.02 Ghosts delusions 133-1

old M437-01 Giacometti, P. Italian drama 85--73

* literature 830 GiambuUari, B . F. " essays 854.36

low 839.1 Ciiannone, P.U i(

854.57

mythology 293 Giannotti, D. (( t<834-35

opera music 782.3 Giant, Cardiff, humbugs '33-7

Wagnerian, music 782.2 Giant's causeway description 914.161

painting 759-3 natural history of man 573-8

philosophers* lives 921.3 Gibbon, E. English essays S24.67

,philosophy 193 * Gibraltar history 946.S

reformation nlig. hist. 274-3 travels 914. 68

Topics iu blacic face type are ^ub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th«end of thi s index.

(477)

Gifford

Graphical

Gifford, W, English satire

Gigantostraca zoology

Gigli, G. Italian drama

Gil y Zarate, A. Spanish jjoetry

Gilbert, N. J. L. French satire

'Gilbert Islands history

Gilding

polit. economy

travels

American essays

chemical technology

Italian essays

INDEX.

Gilds

Gilead

Giles, H.

Gin

Gioberti, V.

Giordani, P.

Giovagnoli, R.

Gipsies

Gipsy language

Giraldi, G. B. C.

" fiction

outcast races

Italian drama" fiction

Girart de Rossilho Proven. poetry-

Girders bridge engineering

Girls, counsels to ethics

female education

*Gironde, France history

Girondists " •*

827.71

595-39

852,54

S61.55

847.52

996.S

671

33S.6

915.69

814.32

663.5

85477

854.72

853-87

397

397852.42

853-44

849.121

624.2

1/3-6

376

944-71

944.04

Girs, iT^gidius, Swedish miscellany 839.7823

Italian satire

erosion

architec.

M

Giusti, G.

Glacial drift

period

Glaciers

Gladiators customs

'Glamorgan, Wales history

Glanders diseases

public health

Glandular system anatomydrugs act. on

surg. opera.

' Glasgow history

travels

university

Glass and iron structures

wood "

building

iridescent

manufacture

painted

prehistoric

roofs

stained, design "

works *•

lithology

building

vocal music

diseases

curves

diseases of

school apparatus

857.71

55^-33

551-79

551-31

394.2

942.97

616.954

614.564

611.4

61574

617.44

941-43

914-143

37^-41

721.98

721.99

691.6

748

666.1

748

571.56

architecture 721.53

729.8

Glauconite

Glazing

Glees

Gleet

Glisettes

Globe of eye

Globes

725.4S

552.58

698.S

784.1

616.952

516.26

617.74

371-63

Globes use of astronomy

Globular projection

Globules of blood, red physiology

Gloria in excelsis service, music

3 Glossaries English dialects

3 language

'Gloucester, England history

Gloves

Glucose

Glucosides

Glue

clothing

costume

leather, manufacture

woven "

chem. tech.

vegetable drugs

522.78

515-52

6i2.ru

783.22

427

423

942.41

646

391-4

675

677

664.1

615-333

66S.Jchem. tech.

making air pollution 614.746

Glumacese botany 5848

Gluttony temperance ethics

Glycerine chemical technology

Glyphography, engraving

Glyptics carving

Gnats animal parasites

Gneiss lithology

Gnetacc^e botany

Gnoli, Domenico Italian poetry

Gnomes folk-lore

Gnomic poetry Greek literature

Gnomonic projection, descr. geom.

Gnosticism philosophy

Gnostics heresy

Goats

diseases of comparative med.

Gobelin tapestry art needlework

Goblins folk-lore

God doctrines

will of ethics

Godfrey, T. American drama

Gods idolatry

mythology

Goes, J. A. van der Dutch poetry

Goethe, J. \V. von German drama

Goitre

GoldI

pathology

chemistry

178.9

66S.2

762

736

616.96S1

552.42

.585-

f

851.83

39'^-4

881

S'5-5S

1S9.1

2731

619.3

746

39^4231

171.

1

812.12

290

29 r

839-3 1 37832.62

616.44

546.91

Coast, Africa, historj' 966.9

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

coinage 3324manufactures 67 [

metallurgy 669.2

mineralogy 549-2

ores econ. geology 553-41

political economy 332.41

Golden bull Germ, const, hist. 342.43

Goldoni, Carlo Italian drama 852.61

Goldschmidt, M. A. Danish fiction 839.8365

Goldsmith, O. English essays 824.66

fiction 823.64

poetry 821.64

Goldsmithing, useful arts 671

Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(47.^)

Goldsmiths' work fine arts 739Gomberviile, M. Le Roy de Fr. fict. 843.42

Gongoray Argote. L. de Span. poet. 861.37

Goniometry crystallography

Gonorrhoea pathology

public health

Good-Friday Anglican church

special music* Hope, Cape of history

travels

Templars temperance

Goodenoviea;, botany

Goodness ethics

Goose, Mother, folk-lore

(iorgias Greek philosophers

Gorham controversy baptism

Gorilla

Gospels

Gossip

(iotama

«

zoology

Anglican ritual

Bible

harmonies of

pseudo

ethics

Buddhism

Gothe, J. W. von German dramaGothic architecture

ecclesiology

Kingdom, Italian history

Spanish* language

literature

revival, architecture

Victorian **

'Gothland, Sweden history

Goths

Gottfried von Strassburg, Germ. poet. 831.25Gottschall, K. R. German drama 832.84Gottsched, J. C. " «

L. A. V. "

Goudouli, P. de Proven9al poetry

Gout diseases

Governess, private education

Government, central admin.

548.7

616.952

614.54S

264.031

783-27

968.7

916.87

178.06

5«3.58

179.9

398-3

183.1

265.1

599.8

264.036

226

226.1

229.8

177-2

294

832.62

7235246.1

945.01

946.01

439-9

8399

724-3

724.4

94S.6

94301

INDEX Gifford

Graphical

Government, science of polit. sci. 320

O. S. and State adm. 353Governmental buildings arch. 725.1

Governors* lives

(Jower, J. f^nglisii poetry

Gozzi, Carlo Italian dramaGasparo ** satire

Grabbe, C. D. German dramaGracchi Roman history

Grace aesthetics

doctrinal theologv

Graces music

mythology

83^54

83-'-55

849.141

616.991

373-1

351

organ, for. states 354control, insurance

divine

clemen. schools

family, ethics

foreign countries

forms of

libraries

library economyloans finance

local administration 352political science 320

publishing 655.59school, education 371-5

368.91

23 '737^-1

173

354

321

027-5

023

3363

923-2

821.18

852.62

857.61

832.71

937-05

701

2341

7S1.2

292Grade of sewers, sanitary engineering 628.219

378.22

371.25

625.1

783-23

371.29

281.9

471.7

634

398.2

^33

Graded degrees, academic

Grades schools

Grading engineering

Gradual cathedral music

Graduation schools

Graeco-Russian church

Graffiti

Grafting

Grail, holy

Grain

in.scriptions

fruit culture

legends

agriculture

elevators, architecture 725.36trade dom. trade 381

Graining house painting

Grains agriculture

Grallatores zoology

Gramineae botanv

Grammar, comparative

elemen. education

schools public schools

698.1

633

598.3

584.9

415

372-6

379-17universal compar. philol. 415

^Grammars English language 425Gramme machine electricity 537-83Granada, Luisde, Spanish miscellany 868.32' Spain history 946.8

travels 914.68Granaries architecture 72S.95

Grand army of the repub., associations 369. 1 5

1

U. S. hist. 973.76opera

Grangers

Granite building stone

plutonic rock

Granites metamorphic rockGrant, U. S., presidency of hist.

Grants, land finance

to schools

Grape culture

cure

sugar

therapeutics

manufacture

Gra])eries architecture

Graphic arts, fine arts

Graphical representations of sound

782

3^3

553-52

552.33

552.4'

973-82

336- '4

379 '2

634

015.854

664.x

728.98

700

534-6ropics ]n blatk face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this iiiilex.

(479)

Graphical INDEXHabitations

Graphical statics 5312Graphics of light and shadow 5 '5-7

Graphite economic geology 553--6

Graphitic anthracite economic geol. S53.25

Grasses agriculture

botany

ornamental

Grasshoppers, pests

zoology

Gratings, timber foundations

Gratitude

Grattan, H.

Grave moundsGravel

Grave stones,

yards

Graves

633

584.9

716.1

65^

595-72

721.15

179.9

825-65

ethics

English oratory

prehist. archaeology 571.92

disease 616.62

foundations 721.14

petrography S52.51monuments 718

7J9

cemeteries 719Gravimetric analysis chemistry 545.1

Gravina, G. V. Italian essays

Gravitation celestial dynamics

system waterworks

Gravity, centre of

experiments geodesyphysics

specific

Gray, T, English poetry

Grazzini, A Italian fiction

Great Britain, antiquities

* church hist.

colonies

commerce

debt of finance

govt, of

history

parliament

politics

circle sailing navigation

Eastern, ship building

• Russia, Northern, history

travels

• Southern, history

travels

• Salt lake, travels

Grecian bend fashions

Greece, ancient history

^54-55

521.12

628.12

531-24

526.7

531-5

532-4

821.61

J^53-4i

913-42

274.2

325-242

382

336.42

342.42

942

328.42

329-942

527.5

699

947-2

914.72

947-3

914.73

917.92

391-2

938modern administration 354495

5^^-9495

336-495

554-95

9495912.495

379-495

3M.95

914.95

botany

finance

geology

history

maps

schools

statistics

travel

Greece, modern treaties

Greek antiquities

archipelago, ancient hist.' modern "

architecture

art, history of

church

classics

dialects

fire customs of war 399independence, mod. history 949.506

341.2495

9133a

939-1

949-9

722.8

709-3^

281.9

880

487

* language* modern

literature

modernmythology

orders of architecture

paleography, inscriptions

philosophy

revival architecture

sculpture

theory of music

Green, J. American poetry

'Green Co., N. Y. history

Green-sickness diseases

Greenback party

paper money

U, S. finance

English drama

Greenbacks

Greene, R.

Greenhouses

architecture

Greenland, discovery of, Scan. hist.'

history

Greensand petrography

Gregarinidae zoology

Gregariousness of animals

Gregorian calendar

chant ecclesiology

Gresban, Arnoul

Gresset, J. B. L.

Grevin, Jacques

480

489

880

889

292

729-3^

481.7

180

724.2

781.8

811. 14

974.737-

618.17

329.82

332.5

336.73-

822.31

716.3

72S.98-

948.02

998

552.5S

593- »9'

59»-55-

529-5

246.8

783-5

842.21

847-5*

842.35.

944.oii

sacred music

French drama" satire

*' dramaGrevy, Jules Third republic

Griepenkerl, W. R. German drama 832.72Grilles arch, construction 72r.87

Grillparzer, F. German drama ^Z^-i:^-

Grimmelshausen, H. J. C. von

Germ. fict. S33.52

Grimm's law comparative philology 412

Grinders* occupation hygiene 613.63Grinding flour mills 679

machines niech. eng 621.92Gringoire, Pierre French dramaGroceries adulterations

Grocers' occupation hygiene

Groined vaults architecture

S4223

614-3

613-63'

721.44Topics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to tbe tables at tlu*

end of this index.

(4801

INDEX

Grossi. Tommaso Italian fiction 853.73

Grotesque forms decoration in relief 729.53

painted decoration 729.43

Grottoes physical geography 551-44

Ground air hygiene 613.14

public health 614.773

hygiene of pub. health 614.7

water physical geog. 551.49

Grounds, private 712

Groves landscape gardening 715Growth after birth

biology

botany

disproportionate

incomplete

of cities

physiology

zoology

physiology 612.65

577-3

581.134

617.37

617.31

352-001

deform,

adminis.

statistics 312

612.394

591.^34

Grundtvig, N. F. S. Danish poetry 839.S163

832.51

972.97

917.297

972.4

631

553-64

3477

347-6

851.45

972.81

853-14

Gryphius, A. German drama* Guadaioupe history

travels

'Guanajuato, Mexico history

Guano agriculture

economic geology

Guaranties and sureties law

Guardianship law

Guarini, G. Italian poetry

* Guatemala history

Gubbio, Bosone da Italian fiction

Gubernatis, Angelo de Italian misc. 858,81

Gudrun German poetry 831.22

Guelphs Italian history

Guerilla warfare international law* Guernsey, island of history

travels

Guerrazzi, F. D. Italian fiction

'Guerrero, Mexico history

Guerrini, Olindo Italian poetry

Guiana, South America history

Guicciardini, F. Italian essays

Guide books

Guides, railroad

Guidi, Alessandro Italian poetry

< juidiccioni, Giovanni "

'Guienne, France history

(•

945.04

341-3

942.34

9M.234S53-74

972.7

851.87

988

854-34

gio

656

851-55

851-37

944-7

Cniilds, business political economy 338.6

parish work

(Guillotine law

'Guinea, Upper, Africa history

* Lower " «

Guinicelli, Guido Italian poetry

Guitar music

* Gujerati language

256

343-2

966.5

967.1

851.13

787.6

491.47

Gulf of Mexico physical geography 551.463

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

Gunnery

Gunning

Gunpowder

Guns

976

55»-47i

526.99

616.32

66S.4

553-29

6' 5-335

662.2

6S3

623-5

799

662.3

Graphical

Habitations

' Gulf States, U. S. history

stream physical geography

Gulfs, hydrography of surveying

Gullet, diseases of

Gums and resins chem. tech,

fossil economic geology

vegetable drugs

Gun cotton explosives

making

military engineering

sports

explosives

manuf. piotec. of life 614.S32

plot English history 942.061

military engineering 623.4

Gunshot wounds surgery 617.145

Gunter's scale, mathematical instru. 510.8

Gustaf III, Swedish drama S39.7252

Gustation physiology 612.87

Gustavus Adolphus Swedish hist. 94S.04

misc. 839.7824

Gut-cleaning air pollution 614.742

Gutenberg history of printing 655, 1 1

1

Gutierrez, A. G. Spanish poetry 86[.54

Gutta percha rubber manufacture 678

serena eye diseases 617.75

Gutliferae botany 583. 1 63Guttiferales "

58316Gutzkow, K. F. German drama 832.78

Guyot de Provins French satire 847.11

Gyllembourg-Ehrensvard,T. C. Dan-

ish fiction 839.8361

Gyllenborg, G, F. Swedish poetry 839.71^6

Gvmnasia

Gymnasiums

Gymnastics

German schools

architecture

curative

hygiene

school hygiene

vocal elocution

vocal music

Gymnoascese botany

Gymnocarpse **

Gymnosophists philosophy

Gymnospermae botany

379-43

725.85

615.82

613.71

37173808.5

784.9

589.238

5S9.17

181.4

585

Gynaecology

Gypsies

Gypsum

diseases of women 618.1

outcast races

agriculture

economic geology

lithology

Gypsy Romany language »

Gyroscope astronomy

Habakkuk Bible

Habeas corpus law

Habit mental faculties

Habitations, human hygiene

of animals zoology

397

631

55363

552.53

397

523.28

224.95

347-

«

'58

6135

591.52

Superior tigures refer tu the tables at theend of this index.

(481)

591.5

390

331-84

6.3.S7

Habits

Heating

Habits animals zoSlogy

customslaboring classes, pol. econ.

morbid hvcricne

plants physiol. botany 581.5

Hack licenses local government 35--8

Hacklander, F. \V. German fiction 833.78Hadaniar von Laber " poetry 831.32' Haddington, Scotland history 94145Hades ancient mythology 292

doctrinal theology 236.4

Hadley's quadrant practical astron. 522.41

9534584.33

616.35

224,97

949.2

914.92

INDEX

*Hadramaut, Arabia history

Haemodoraceae botany

Haemorrhoids, diseases

Haggai Bible

'Hague, The history

travels

Hahn Hahn, I. German fiction

Hahnemann's theory therapeutics

Hail storms meteorology

Haimonskinder, die, German poetry 831.37

Hair

833-76

6' 5-53

55^-55

anatomy

diseases of

dressing customs

toilet

organic chemistry

physiology

611.78

616.54

391-5

646

547

612.79

pickers' occu., hygiene 613.63Hakluyt society geography

Half-timbered walls arch, const.

way covenant

Haliburton, T: C. Amer. humorHalicarnassus, Greek antiquities

Halides organic chemistry' Halifax, X. S. history

travels

Hall, J, English satire

Halleck, Fitz-Greene Am. poetry

Halley's method, transits of Venus 523.94Hallman, K: I., Swedish drama 839.7251Hallow-eve customs 394Halls, central librarv buildings 022.5

city architecture

exhibition •*

for lectures "

910.6

721.21

285.8

817.38

913-3924

547-7

971.6

917.16

827-33

811.31

music **

public hygiene

riding architecture

society student life

temporary architecture

town *•

turn *•

Hallucinations

Halogen group chemistryHaloids organic chemistry

725-13

725.91

725-83

725.S1

613-55

725.S8

371-86

725.92

72513

725.85

546.12

547-4

5S3.398

535-4

583-394

948.4

943-51

9M.35f

Halorageae botany

Halos optics

Hamamelideae, botany* Hamar, Norway history

' Hamburg, Germany, "

travels

Hamilton, Alexander Am. oratory 815.21

Sir \V: English philos. 192.9' Hamilton Co., N. Y. history 974.752Hamitic language 493Hammarskold, L. Swedish essays S39.7462

Hammers machine tools 621.97

steam machine tools 621.97

history' Hampden Co., Mass.^ Hampshire Co., **

Hand-books of travel

chiromancy

dressing of ore mining eng.

> human anatomy

language, deaf and dumbrailing stair building

turning lathes

Handicraft mechanic trades

Handling minerals mining engin.

Hands, artificial surgery

Handwriting

Hanging punishments

Hangings, textile building

' Hanover, Germany history

travels

974.42

974.42

910

622.72

611.97

371.92

694.8

621.94

680

622.61

617.57

652

343-2

698.7

943-53

9M-353Hanover, House of, English hist. 942.07

Irish

Scottish

Hanseatic league history

' Hants, England **

Happiness ethics

Hapsburg, house of, Germ.Harbor defences fortifications

engineering

" 941.57" 941.07

943-5

942.27

171.4

943.026-.06

623.1

627Harbors, hydrography of surveying 526.99Hard labor punishments 343-2

Hardenberg, F, von German fiction JS33.63

Hardness of molecules physics 539-53Hardware 671

Harelip surgery 617.32

Harems in Turkey customs 39--6

Haren, O. Z. van Dutch drama 839.3244

Willem van " poetry 839.3145

Haring, W, German fiction 833.75Harington, John English satire 827.32

176.5Harlots

Harmonics

HarmoniumHarmony

ethics

analytical geometry 516.56

modern "5^3-5^

music 781.1

musical instruments 786.9

music 781.3Topi4't» in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure:!, refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(482)

INDEX

Harmony of colors optics

painting

Bible

535-6

7S-226.1

6S5

787.5

gospe.s

Harness-making

Harp

Harper's ferry invasion, U. S. history 973.68Harpsichord 78^.9

Harrington, James English fiction 823.41Harris, W.T., American philosophers 191.8

*

Harrison, \V. H., presidency of 973-58Harte, Francis iJret Am. fiction 813.45Hartford convention U. S. history 973.521Hartmann von Aue German poetry S31.26Hartzembusch, J. E. Spanish

Harvard university

Harvesting agriculture

' Hasa, Arabia history

Hasheesh

Hat-making

Hatching

ethics

hygiene

artificial, incubation

engraving

Hale ethics

Hats clothing

costumeHauch, J. C. Danish poetry

Hauff, W. German fiction

S61.56

378.744

^33

953-6

17S.S

613.S2

6S7

636.5

762

1 79-8

646

39 '-4

839-8164

833-67Haulage, animal mining engineering 622.65

mechanical,' Haute Garonne, France

Loire, "

Marne, "

Sa6ne, «

Savoie,

Vienne,

' Hautes Alpes,'

Pyrenees,

* Havana

history

«

<(

u

u

history

travels

Havre, France histor)-

travels

* Hawaii history

travel

Hawaiian language

Hawes, S. English poetry

Hawkesworth, J. " essays

Hawking sports

trade

Hawthorne, Julian Am. fiction

Nathaniel " **

Hiy fever and asthma diseases

Hayes, R, B., presidency of

Hayne, Paul Hamilton Am. poetry 811.42*Hayti. history 97-94

travel, 9i7-:!94

Haze meteorology 55*57

622.66

944-86

944-81

944-33

944-45

944-49

944.66

944.97

944.78

97^.91

917-291

944.25

914.425

996.9

919.69

499S21.25

824.65

799

^39

813.47

813-33

616.202

973-83

Hazing

Hazlitt, W.Head

student life

English essays

anatomyart anatomy

craniologv

diseases

dress customs

phrenologv

surgery

disea.ses

monuments

murtuarv desijrn

Headaches

Headstones

Healing, divine

Health affected by soil, hyg. of ground 614.77

Habits

Heating

371.82

824.76

61 1.91

743

573-7

616

39t-5

139

61751

616.84

718

247-3

265.8

Heart

boards of local govt.

public healthlaws hygienelift therapeutics

of students

public

resorts hygiene

Healths, drinking of customs

ethics

Hearing acoustics

anatomy

asylums for deaf

diseases

ear hospital

physiology

senses

anatomy

diseases

membranes of dis.

Heat, animal physiologydiaphoretics

disinfect, in contag. dis.

effect on books

plants

engines air engines

geological agents

imponderable remedies

meteorology

of earth

moonstars

sun

production, muscular

physics

Heathen, apologetics against

art ecclesiology

missions to

philosophy vs. the Church 261.2

religions smsalvation of 2^4

Heathenism, non-Christian relig. 299Heating, buildings 697

352.4

614

613

615.S2

371.71

614

613.12

394-1

178.3

534-7

611.85

362.4

617.8

362.1

6t2.S5

152.2

61 1. 12

616.12

616.11

612.5

615743614.483

025.S

581.54

621.41

55 '.94

6^5-832

551-52

525-2

523-32

523.82

523-72

612.745

536

'239-3

2462266

Topics in black face typt are ub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th*eud of this index.

(483)

Heating

History

Heating, domestic econ.

houses, sanitary engineer.

libraries

physics

practical chemistry

steam engineering

Heaven theology

Heavenly bodies, figures of

rotation of

Hebbel, F. German dramaHebraic Sabbath

Hebrew ancient history• language

literature

religion

Hebrews Epistles

modern history

Hebrides history

Hedberg, Frans Swedish dramaHedges landscape gardening 715Hedonism ethics 1714Hegel • German philosophers 193.5Hegelund, P. J. Danish drama S39.8233

Hegesias Greek philosophers 183.5

INDEX

644

628.8

022.8

536.83

542.4

621.19

237.4

521.14

521.15

263.1

933

492-4

892.4

296

227.87

296

941.17

839.7265

Danish dramaHeiberg, J. L.

P: A.

Heidelberg catechism' history

travels

Heine, H. German poetry

Heinrich von Veldeke, Germ, poetry 831.23Heinrije van Veldeke, Dutch " 839-3112

839.8262

S39.8258

238.41

943.46

914.346

831-75

Heirs law' Hejaz, Arabia history

Heidenbuch German poetry" Heidenbuch, das " K. v. d. RohnHeliand

long, and latitude

place

astronomy

Heliocentric

Heliometer

Heliostat

Heliotypes

Heliozoa

Hell

Hellebore

zoology

irritant poisons

347-6

953-2

831.29

83^.35

839-2

521.25

521.2

522.45

522.58

774

593-13

237.5

615-93

489

839-3152

595-1

824.S4

Hellenic languages, minor

Helmers, J. F., Dutch poetry

Helminthology zoology

Helps, Sir A. English essays

Helps for laboring classes pol.econ. 331.85Hemiplegia paralysis 616.842

Heniiptera insects 595*75Hemmingsen, Niels Danish misc. S39.883

Hemorrhage in labor obstetrics 618.54

of the lungs diseases 616.243

Hemorrhoids •• 616 ^t;

Topics in black face type are gub-<Iivi(le<l.

end of thi

(484)

Hemp agriculture

manufactui'es

Henri Deux ware pottery

Henry I,

II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

VIII.

Henry I.

II.

III.

IV.

Henry I.

II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

VII.

Hens

English history

Irish history

English history

French history

German history

diseases of

poultry

botany

diseases

physiology

English history

Greek philosophy

Hepaticae

Hepatitis

Hepatology

Heptarchy

Heraclitus

Heraldry^ Herat, Afghanistan history

travels

^ HerauU, France history

Herb doctors cures

Herbariums

architecture

Herberay, Xi d' French tiction

Herbert, G. English poetry

Herculaneum description

Herder, J; G. von German poetry 831.64Hereditary diseases hygiene 613.93

genius mental character. 136.3

347.6

321,6

575-1

613.9

129.2

^3^

^77

738

942.023

942.031

941.52

942.034

942.041

942.042

942.043

942.051

942.052

944-02 r

944.028-

944.029

944.031

943.022

943.022

943023

943023

943023

943.024

943.026

619.5

636.5

588.3

616.36

612.35

942.01

1S2.4

929.6

95S.3

91583

944.84

6r5-85S

580.7

727.6

84333821.38

9^Z'Z77

Heredity

succession law

pel. sci.

evolution

hygiene

mental

origin of the soul

spiritual doctr. theol. 233.3' Hereford, England history 942.44Heresies 273Heretics, persecutions of 272' Herkimer Co., N. V. history 974.761Hermann v. Sachsenheim, Ger. poet. 831.33Hermann!, N. Swedish poetry 839.7111.

Superior flsTures refer to the tables at th©s index*

Hermaphrodites animals

manHermeneutics Bible

Hermetic art alchemy

Hermits' lives, biography

relig. biography

diseases

Greek literature

ethics

Hernia

Herodotus

Heroism

HerpetologyHeirera, Fernando de

591,167

573-9

220.6

540.1

920.8

922

616.34

888.

1

179.6

598.1

Spanish poet. 861.35

INDEX Heating

History

Hight of buildings ground hygiene 614.784

tide wave, velocity of 525-65

Hights, measurement of surveying 526.94Highway areas Eng. local gov'm't 352.0427

Herrick, R. English poetry 821.43

Herring fisheries 639' Hertford English history 942.58

Hertz, Ilenrik Danish drama 839.8263' Herzegovina history 943-96Hesiod Greek epic poetry S83.2

' Hesse-Darmstadt German history 943.41' Xassau *• "

943-58

Hessian fly economic zoology 59'.69

Heterogenesis alternate generation 591.163

spontan. "

I leterophagic variation zoology

Hexacorolla *'

Hexagons geometry

Hexameters English prosody

Greek "

Latin "

* other languages

Hexapoda zoology

Heyse, P. J. L. German fiction

Heywood, J, English dramaHiatus Greek prosody

Latin "

• other languages

Hibbert lectures religion

Hibernation zoology

Hickok, L, P. Amer. philosophers

Hicksites friends

'Hidalgo, Mexico history

Hieroglyphics

Egyptian

High altitude observatories astron. 522.14

591. 161

591 1 53

593-63

5i3-'6

426.5

486.5

476.5

595-7

833-85

822.21

486.4

476.4

290

591-54

191.4

289.6

972.4

419

493-1

283

178.4

697.4

697.5

379-17

343

512.8

373

378

church Anglican church

license temperance ethics

pressure hot water heating

steam "

schools

treason law

Higher algebra

education academies

colleges

numerical equations, algebra ^I2.23

'Highlands, Scotland, description 914.11

history 941.1

Hight of atmosphere 52358Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

34335i.S[i

347-2

352-7

625.7

3S6

Highwaymen law

Highways, administration

law

local government

road engineering

transportation

travel on, protect, of life 6r4.S62

Hildebrand Italian history 945-03

religious " 270.4" Hildebrandsiied," German poetry 831. 11

Hillhouse, J. A. American drama 812.23

Himalayan architecture 722.4' Himalayas physical geography 55^-43

travel

Himyaritic inscriptions

* language

Hindi language

Hindoo architecture

* languages

law

philosophy

religion

' Hindostan history

Hinduism" Hindustan history* Hindustani language

Hip

Hipparion

Hippias

Hipponax

diseases

surgery

paleontology

91542

492.917

492.9

491-43

722.4

491.

1

349 54

181.4

294

954

294

954

491-43

616.7

617.58

569.7

Greek philosophers 183.1

" satire 887.3

Hippophagy hygiene 613.28

Histogenesis zoology 59'i7Histology animals 591-8

botany 58 1.8

human anatomy Oxx

Historians' lives English 928.28

Historical atlases 911

books Bible 222

charts and tables 902

geography 911

magazines 905

on special subjects see subject.

painting 756sermons ' 252.9

societies 906

on special subjects see subject.

theology 209

History 900

ancient 930

constitutional 342

ecclesiastical 270

Superior figures refer to the tables at tb!eud of this index.

{4^5)

Ki '

\

809

940-999

goi

220.9

909

792

93945616.51

839.7832

146

History

HumanHistory general modern

literary, general

modemnatural

naval see spec, countries,

of civilization

philosophy of

sacreJ

universal

of special topics see subject

Histrionics

Hittites history

Hives skin diseases

Hjarne, Urban Swedish misc.

Hobbes materialism

Hobbies

Hoffmann, E. T. W., German fiction 8^^.64Hofmannswaldau "

poetry 831.5c^^*^g domestic animals 636.4

styes air pollution 614.762Hohenstaufen. house of, Ger. hist. 943.024HohenzoUern " ** ai-^ ^n

Hoijer, B: K: H. Swedish essays 839.7461Hoisting engines mining engineer. 622.67

machinery mill work 621.86

mining engineering 622.6

of water mining engineer. 622.55Holberg, Ludvig Danish drama S39.8241Holderlin, J. C. F. German poetry 831.67Holiday opening, library economy 024.4Holidays hygiene 613.77

school, education 371-23Holiness doctrinal theology

Holland,J. G. American essays

Holland, history

reformation in, relig. hist. 274.92travels gi^^^2

Hollow tile construction building 693.4floors arch, construction 721.63

Holly system water supply of towns 628. 12

Holmes, O. \V. American humor 817.32Holmstrom, Israel Swedish poetry 839.7134Holothuroidea zoology 591.Q6

INDEX

234.8

814-34

9492

Holstein cattle domes, animals' duchy of history

Holtz machine electricity

Holy alliance European history

communionGhost theology

legends

history, ancient

modern

pre-Israelite history

travels

French history

church

grail

land

league

orders

636.2

943-51

537.2

940.9

265-3

398-2

933

956.9

939-45

915.69

944.029

265.4

Holy Roman Empirerood ecclesiology

scriptures

Spirit theology

water ecclesiology

Home, H, English essays

J.Home customs

education

" drama

self-education

vs. public

ethics

943

247.9

220

231-3

246.6

S24.62

S22.64

374

373-1

^73-7

266

392-3

374.8

024.6

396.6

883.1

728.6

725.5^

728.1

1

728.68

life

missions

relations, customs

study, societies for

use of books library reg.

woman in

Homer Greek epic poetryHomes country architecture

for aged **

poor, city "

country cottages

tenements 728.12^ygJene

613.51soldiers' architecture 725.59Washingtonian ••

Homestead bill U. S. lawHomicide law

Homiletics theologyHomilies sermonsHomoeopathy, therapeutics

Homologies biology

zoologyHomonyms Eng. philology

Homoptera entomology' Honduras, British history

Central America, history 972.83

travels917.28J

725-65

347-2

343

252

615-53

574

591.4

424

595-75

972.82

Honesty ethics

Honey agriculture

Honeymoon customs' Hong Kong, China history

travels

I Honolulu

roplcs In black face type are sub-divided.eud uf thi« iudex.

(4«6J

history

travels

Honor business ethics

student

Honorary degrees colleges

titles heraldryHood, Robin legends

T. English humorHoods, academic

Hooft.Corneliszoon Dutch drama 839.3232Hoogvliet, Arnold " poetry 839.3143Hooping cough diseases 616.204Hoosac tunnel, engineering 622.26Hopken, A. J.von Swedish misc. 839.7845Superior iigures refer to the tables at Um

'74

638

392.5

951.2

915.12

996.9

919.69

174

37J-8I

378.25

929.7

398.2

827.72

378.29

Hopkinsianism Caivinism

Hopkinson, Francis Am. satire

Hops agriculture

brewing

Horace Latin lyric poetry

satire

Horizon, artificial

Horn wind instrumentorganic chemistry

Horneck, O. von German poetryHorned citlle agriculture

Horns, drinking customsBoroiogy astronomy

watch makingHoroscope astrology

Horse cars railroad engineering

2S4.2

817.14

^33

^3-3874.5

877-3

522.57

788.4

547

^3^-3^

636.2

394.1

529.7

681

62Z.6

INDEX . History

HumanHotels hygiene 613.52Hottentots description 916.87Plour glasses horology 529.78Hours, library regula. for readers 024.3

of labor political economy 331.81

diseases, veterinary medicine 619.1

domestic animal

pox diseases

racing amusements

ethics

railway, engineering

sociology

useful arts

shoeing

training, domestic animals

veterinary medicine

zo^ilogy

Horsemanship

Hortatory theology

Horticultural societies

agriculture 630.6Horticulture »x6Hosea Bible 224.6Hosiery clothing 646

costumes 39'.

4

manufacture 677Ho.spice of St. Bernard, protec. of life 614.S7Hospital gangrene diseases 616.941

sketches Amer, civil war 973.776Hospitality ethics 17;.

i

Hos^iitals ,62and asylums, arch. 725.5h>giene 613.56marine institutions 362.1

636.1

616.955

79S

1757

625.6

656

682.1

636.1

619.

1

599-7

716

military

I^Iost eucharist

Hot air baths hygiene

dnnks "

u

houses

springs

water

Hotels

agriculture

flower culture

physical geology

healing

architecture

family, architecture

362.1

265-3

613.46

613-37

^3S

716.3

551-23

697,4

640

728.5

728.2

school

House building

connections

drainage

drains

furnishing

of Commonscorrection

Lords

refuge

Representatives

sewerageIt

371-24

690

62S.252

628.6

628.23sdomestic econ. 645legis. bodies 328.42

legis. bodies

364

328.42

364legis.

bodies 328.73painting building

Household art, decoration

Housekeeping

cooperative

Houses architecture

disinfec. in cont. dxs. 614.48

flues in sewerage 628.233

hygiene

noble

pipes on

society

6g8.i

747

640

334-4

730

HousewiferyHousing of animals

Houwaert, J. li. Dutch poetry

Howard, H. English "

Howells, \V; D. Am. fiction

Howitzers ordnance

Huckster licenses local gov.* Hudson bay territory history

river description

613.5

heraldry 929.7

sewerage 628.234

student life 371.86

640

animal hygiene 614.94

S39-312S

821.28

813-43

623.4

352-8

971.2

917-47Huerta, V. A. G. de la. Span, poetry 861.43Huet, C. B. Dutch essays

Hugh Capet French history

Hugo, V. M. " drama

fiction

" poetry

Huguenots church

lives

persecutions

Hulsean lectures apologetics

Human ability, doctrinal theology

anatomybody and mindbody art anatomy

depravity doctrinal theology 233.1

faculties psychology 150figure, perspective 515.67habitat ions hygiene 613.5

life, protec. fr. accident 614.8

S39-3455

944-021

842.7S

S43.78

841.78

284.5

922.4

272.4

239-03

233-4

611

130

743

Topic* lu black face typ« are ^ub-divided. Superior figures refer to tUe table* at tn«eud of this iudex.

Human INDEXImitation

Human mind psychology 150

nature dogmatics 233

mental characteristics 136

physiology 612

race ethnology 572

resorts hygiene 613.5

rights pol. science 323

sacrifice, non-Christ, relig. 290

Humane societies 361

Humanism 880.7

I i umanitarianism Unitarianism 28S

Humanity ethics 177-7

Humanized vaccination, contag. dis. 614.4732

Humbugs delusions ^33-7

Hume, D. English essays S24.64

philosophy 192.4

Humility ethics 179-9

Hum i riacea; botany 583-213

Humming-birds zoology 598-8

' Humor English literature 827

Humoral pathology 616.4

Humorists' lives, Eng. 92S.27

Hundred days, 1S15 P>ench history 94-1-05

Hungarian language 494* Hungary history 943-91

Hunger and thirst physiology 612.391

Huns history 950

Hunt, Leigh English essays S24.77

Hunting business 639

sport 799' Huntington, England history 942.56

Huronian strata geology 55'-7i

Hurricanes 551-55

Husband and wife law 347-6

Husbandry agriculture 630

Husbands, tluties of ethics 173-3

Hussites Christian sects 284.3

Huydecoper, Balthasar, Dutch dram. 839.3243

Huvgens, Constantijn " poetry 839.3134

*Huzwaresh language 491-53

Hvitield, Arild Danish miscellany 839.8S3

Hybrids animals

plants

* Hyderabad, India history

Hydragogues cathartics

Hydraulic engine mech. engin.

physics

engineering

mining

press

physics

pressing printing

ram engineering

Hydraulics science

Hydrazo-bodies chemistry

Hvdrocarbons "

engmeermg

591.158

581.158

954-9

615-7324

621.25

532.82

627

622.32

621.26

532.82

655-33

621.27

532

547.8

547-2

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

Hydrocarbons, mineralogy 549-3

Hydrocele diseases 6i6,63

Hydrocephalus " 616.82

Hydrocharidex botanv 5*^4-1

1

Hydrodynamics physics 532.

5

water engines 621.2

Hydrogen, carburetted, air pollution 614.72^

chemistrj* 546.11

Hydrogeology 55^-9-

Hydrography surveying 526.99

Hydroidse zoolog)' 593-7'

Hydrokinetics 532-5

Hydrology 551-46

Hydromechanics 53a

Hydiomedusa; zoology 593-71

Hydrometer specific gravity 53--4

Hydrometry velocity 53--57

Hydropathy 615.353

Hydrophobia diseases 6i6.-;53

protective inoculation 614.^77

public health 614.563

Hydrophyllacece botany 583.764

Hydrous silicates mineralogy 549-65

sulphates "549-76

Hydrostatics 532

Hydrozoa zoology 593-7

Hygiene 613

mental 131

military 613.67

naval 613.68

of air an i ground public

health 6^4 7

animals public health 614.9

pregnancy obstetrics 61S.24

travel and exploration 613.69

prison 613.57

public 614

school education 37i-7

vocal 7^4-9

Hyginus, Caius Julius Latin poetry S71.3

Hygrometry meteorology 551*57

Hylozoism metaphysics 146

Hymeuomycetes botany 589.222

Hymenoptera insects 595-79

Hymn tunes music 783-9

Hymnody "783-9

Hymnology sacred theology 245

Hymns and psalms hymnology 245

Hyperasmia diseases 61 6.

1

Hyperaesthesia " 616.856

Hyperbola analytical geometry 516.24

geometry 5^3-24

Hyperbolic functions calculus 517-36

Hyperboloid analytical geometry 516,44

Hyperboreans Greek mythology 292

Hyperellipiic functions calculus 5*7-36

Superior figures refer to tlie tables at the

end uf this index.

(488J

INDEX HumanImitation

Hypericineae botany 583.162 !Idiosyncrasy, influence of thcrapeu1-615.57

Hyperides Greek oratory 885.7I

Idiot asylums 362-3

Hypermetamorphosis zoology 591-35 architecture 725-53

Hypertrophies, skin diseases 616.54 schools 371.93

Hypnotics therapeutics 615.782 Idleness ethics 179-8

Hypnotism mesmerism 134 Idolatry non-Christ, relig. 290

Hypochondria medicine 616.852 Idumasa ancient history 939.46

mental disease 132-3 Idyllic orchestral music 7853Hypodermic injections medicine 615.63 voca! music 784.3

Hypotheses logic 167 Iffland, A. \V. (ierman drama 832-65

Hypothesis, nebular 523-»2 Iglesias de la ("asa,J. Span, poetry'861.47

3 Hypothetical sentences, Eng. gram . 425.4 Igneous rocks lithology 5521Hypsometry physical geography 55^-53 Iguanodon fossils 5*58.19

Hyracoidea mammals 599-6 Ihre, Johan Swedish miscellany ^39.7^43

Hyra.x 599.6 Iliad Greek epic poetry 883.1

Hyrcania ancient history 939.62 Ilicineas botany 5S3.269

Hysteria diseases 616.852 ^ Ille et Vilaine, France history 944-15

Hysterics mental derangements 132.5 Illecebraceai botany 583.912

Hysterology 425-3 Illegitimacy law 347-6

Hysterotomy obstetrics 618.86 ^ Illinois, U. S. history 977.3

lamblichus Greek philosophers 1S6.4 Illiteracy public schools 379.2

Iberia, Asia ancient history 939-54 spelling reform 421.4

Ibsen, Henrik, Danish drama 839.S266 Illuminated books 096

Ice age geology 551-79 manuscripts 091

dealers trades 6S9 llluminati society 366.4

erosion and deposition 5513 Illuminating apparatus microscopes 578.5

formation of 55»-57 gases air pollution 614.723

frost geological agents 55'-9i chem. tech. 665.7

houses architecture 72S.97 inspect'on of 614.S35

impure hygiene 613-32 Illumination, decoration 745manufacture 621.5 electric S37-SS

meteorology 551-57 house lighting 644

packing, for the dead, pub. health 614.64 instruments, astronomy 522.55

Icebergs physical geography 55" -34 sacred ornamentation 247-4

Iceland, discovery of Scand. hist. 948.02 Illusions 133-2

* history 949.1 Illustrated books book rarities 096* Icelandic language 439-6 Illustrations of books publishing 655-53

literature 839.6 rare 096Ichneumon id* zoology 595-79 Illustrative orchestral music 785-2

Ichnology paleontology 566 Illyria ancient history 939-87

Ichthyology 597 Image worship idolatry 290

Ichthyopierygia reptiles 598.15 Images in churches ecclesiology 246.3

Iconoclasts heathen art 246-3 Imaginaries. calculus of 5»7-8

Iconography 730 Imaginary books 098

Christian 247 expressions algebra 512.24

Iconology emblems 246-5 quantities ** 512.24

' Idaho, U. S., history 979.6 Imagination in art 701

Idealism philos. system 141 science 501

Idealistic painting 753 influence of, on the bodi^ 615.851

Idealized dance music 7S6.45 mental faculties 155

Ideas, innate intuitive faculty 156 Imbeciles, asvlums for 362.3

Identity, mistaken law 347.94 architecture 725-53

personal 126 education of 37* -93

Idiocy 132.2 Imbecilitv mental derantrementsJ 132.2

^Idioms English language 423-1 Iinbibitiop physiology 612.381

Idiosyncrasies, mental 137 Imitation

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index

14«9)

S'?^.!

ImmaculateInjurious

Immaculate Conception of Christ

MaryImmersion baptism

Baptist doctrines

sectImmigrants colonies

ImmigrationImmoral art ethics

literature, "

Immortality, conditional

doctrinal theology

metaphysics

natural theology

of animals

Impeachment, administration

constitutional lawcriminal law

Imperfections crystallography

Imperial federation, Gt. Br.

robes ceremoniesImplements, agricultural

domesticImponderable remedies, therapeu. 615.83Importation duty free for colleges 337.8

of books, lib. econ.

commerceprinting

humbugs

diseases

ethics

Impregnation physiology

Impressionist school of paintingImpressment of seamenImprints, fictitious

Imprisonment punishmentsImprovisation organ musicImpulse of water hydraulics

Impure ice hygiene

Impurities of well water hygienewater works

Inability, human doctrinal theology 233.4Incandescence, heat "

536.45

INDEX

Imports

Imposition

Impostors

Impotence

Imprecations

230.2

265.1

230.6

2S6

325

176.7

176.S

^37-3

^31'^

128

218

591.51

351-99

342

343

548.4

354-4201

394-4

630

640

025.2

3^^

655,27

n3'l616.69

^79-5

612.63

7599

359

014

343-2

786.87

33^'h^

613-32

613-32

628.16

Incantations

Incarnation

Incas

Incense

Incest

t-hristology 232.1

history ^5ecclesiology

247.9criminal law 343

Inchbald, Mrs. E. English drama 822.67Incised wounds surgery 617.141Inclination of equator to ecliptic 525.51Inclined plane, canal engineering 626.5

machines 531.85Inchnes railroad engineering 625.3Income, public finance 336

, ,

'^"^

,

"336.24

Incomplete coalescence deformities 617.32Topics in black face type are sub-divided

end of tiiis index.

(490)

Incomplete development, deform.Incrustation, arch, decorationIncrustations' on steam boilers

Incubation, artificial

Incunabula book rarities

Incurables, hospitals for

architectureIndelible inks, chemical technologyIndemnity international lawIndependence, American U. S. hist.

Indejiendency, church polity

Independent angles geodesyIndependents sects

Indeterminate equations algebra

forms calculusIndex error practical astronomy

expurgatorius book rarities

making, literary methodsrerums " '^

Indexes, Biblical concordancessee subj. indexed

India, administration

antiquities

architecture

ancient

Mohammedanbotany

'British history

'Farther "

finance

geology

history, ancient

modernmapsrubber manufacturesschools, public

statistics

travel

other topics see table i.

'Indian archipelago historyBureau U. S. adm.^^'"'^

agricultureEast, languages

modern languageslegends

missions

mortality pub. healthocean travels

philosophers

religions

Territory, U. S. history

^'^•s U. S. hist.

'Indiana, U. S. history

Indians, Americaneducation pf

ethnology

Superior figures refer to the tables

729.6

621. 1?

636.J

093

362 r

7^5-51

667.4

341-3

9;3-3r3

26J.8

526.51

2S5.9

517-22

52:^.38

09S

029.5

029.5

220.2

35454

91354

720954

722.4

723-3

581.954

954

959

336.54

5554

934

954

91254678

37954315-4

9154

991

313-3

^33

491.

1

4914398.2

266

614,144

910.4

181.4

299.7

976.6

973-2

977.2

970.1

37 '-95

572.897

at the

INDEX

Indians language•* Indie languagesIndicator for steam engines

ImmaculateInjurious

Indicators

Indictments

Indigestion

Indigo

Indium

library economycriminal law

medicine

chemical technology

chemistry

Individual soul, origin ofIndividuals and the state ethics

Indo-European languages, minorGermanic **

Indoor amusementsIndorsement law

'Indre, France history*

et Loire, France "

Induction balance electricity

coil "

magnetism

of labor obstetric opera,

reasoning faculty

spark electricity

Inductive logic

sciences

Indulgences Roman church

doctrine

Industrial arts

classes political econ.depressions " *'

drawing

economyeducation

exhibitions

history

legislation " «

mustumssanitation

schuoU

statistics *• •*

Industries chemical technol.

useful arts

Industry ethics

Inebriate asylums architecture

ethics

Inebriates temperanceInequality, diurnal, of tides

Infallibility, divine

of the church

papal eccles. polity

Roman doctrine

Roman church

schism Old CatholicsInfancy, psychology of

Infant baptism

education elemen. educ.mortality public liealth

Topics in black face type are sub

497

491.

1

621. 1

1

025.6

343-1

616.33

667.2

546.67

129

172.1

491

491

793

347-4

944.55

944.54

537-24

537.51

538.2

618.S8

537-52

161

500

282

230.2

600

331

33^-^

744

330

371.42

606

609

33^-9

606

628.5

607

331

660

600

179.9

725.65

i7«-6

178.6

525-63

23^6262.8

262.13

230.2

2S2

284.8

150

265.1

372

614.132

divided.

Infant salvation

therapeutics

Infanticide customs

ethics

lawInfantry armyInfants, care of

food for hygieneInfection, protection against sanit. 62S.513Infectious diseases of domes, animals 614.91

pathology 616.91

pub. health 614.4

spec. 614.5

234

615-54

392.2

173-4

343

356618.6

613.22

explosivesInfernal machinesInfidelity

Infiltration of water mining engInfinite metaphysicsInfinitesimal calculus

Infinitive

3

Infirmaries

Inflammation

English syntax

Greek "

Latin "

other languages

architecture

hospitals

surgery

Inflammatory affections of the skinInflation paper money3 Inflection English philologyInfluenza diseases

Infusoria zoologyInfusorial earth, petrographyIngemann, I!. S. Danish poetryIngenuity inventions

Ingersoll, C. J. .Am. dramaInhalation, adminis. of medicine by

of dust hygiene of employ. 613.63

Inheritance law . .^ ^of soul metaphysics 129,2

Inherited disease hygiene613.95

mental disability hygiene 613.92

662.2

211

622.51

125

517.I

425.S

485.8

475-8

725-51

362.1

612.57

617.22

616.51

332-5

425.1

616.203

593-15

552.57

839-8162

60S

Si 2.24

61 5.64

Injections

Injectors

end of this index.

(49*)

collectors* manualshypodermic

intra-uterine, obstet.

medicine

steam engineInjured, aid to, protection of life

Injuries, effects of diseasesresults of surgerysurgery

to library books, rules

shelf dept. 025.8torts

^^^Injurious animals agriculture 6-2

zoology 591.65Superior figures refer to the tables at the

579-3

615.63

61S.89

615.6

621. iS

014.88

616.98

617.2

61 7.1

024.S

'It

In furious

Ionic

Injurious insects agriculture

occupations hygiene

plants botany-

Ink, colored, for books

manufacture

Inland navigation canals, etc.

quarantine public health

seas, tides on

Inlay architectural decoration

INDEX INDEX injurious

Ionic

Inlets

Innate ideas

Inns

sewerage

63^

613.6

581.65

655.26

667.4

656

614.462

525.66

729.63

628.255

156

728.5

640

architecture

hotels

of court English law 340.7

Inoculation against small-pox 614.471

protective, contag. dis. 614.47

Inorganic and organic matter, differ. 577.1

chemistry 546

drugs materia medica 615.2

substances, analysis of 543.7

Inquests, coroners*

Inquisition persecutions by 272.2

Spanish history 946.04

Insane asylum, architecture 725.52

criminal, law 340.6

hospitals 362.2

1ive.ft of 920.8

*ftsamty law 347.1

mind and body 132.1

Inscriptions, comparative 417* English language 421.7

Insecta parasitica ectozoa 616.9681

entozoic diseases 616.967

Insectivora mammals 599*3

Insects, fertilization of plants 581.16

injurious, agriculture 632

to books lib. econ. 025.8

- zoology

metamorphosis,

591-65

embryol. 591.34

variation 591. 151

5657

595.7

59S.S

347-7

616.84

613.86

614.85

explosives, etc. G14 83

food, etc., pub. health 614.3

Inspiration Bible 220.1

Installation of ministers 262.16

Instinct animals 59'-5'

human 158

Instinctive knowledge 158

Institute of France 064

paleontology

zoology

Insessores birds

Insolvency law

Insomnia disease

hygiene

TnRnp.ct'"n of buildings

Institutes, teachers*

workingmen*s arch.

Institutions Christian

educational

feudal

monarchic

musical

of credit admin.

pol. econ.

patriarchal

republican

sociology

Instruction methodsorgan

piano

public worship

Instrumental errors practical astr.

music

public worship

Instrumentation music

Instruments, astronomical

chronological

drawing

engineering

geodetic field w^ork

making

mathematical

musical

optical

physical

surgical

surveying

telegraphic

for other purposes see subject

Insular faunas, zoology

floras botany

Greece ancient history' modern **

Insurance

370.7

72593260

370

321.6

780.7

351-825

332-3^

321.1

321.8

360

371-3

786.7

786.3

264.6

522.98

780

264.2

781.6

522

529.78

744

620.7

526.33

68[

510.8

780 •

535-87

617.91

526.91

654.1

591.91

581.91

9391

949-9

368

351-825

725-23

368

administration

buildings arch,

companiescompulsory polit. econ. 331.2

law 368

societies cooperative 334.3

Insurrections internal relations 323Intaglios sculpture 736Intarsia and inlay arch, decoration 729.63

Integral calculus 517-3

Integrity business ethics 174

Integument comparative anatomy 591.^9

descriptive anatomy 591.79

Integumentary system, anat. 611.

7

surg, opera. 61 7.47

Intellect 151

Intellectual development education 370.1Institutes Roman law 349-374

Topics iu black face type are sub-divide*!. Superior figured refer to the tables at theend of t1ii<4 index.

(492)

Intellectual development history 809

influence of ch. 261.5

relation of ch. 377.

8

life self-education 374philosophy

Intelligence mental science

of animals

Intemperance ethics

Intercepting sewers

Intercommunication, sociology

useful arts

Interdicts excommunication

Interest and usury law

calculation of arithmetic

political economy

securities finance

tables business manuals

Interference optics

Interior decoration

department U. S, adm. 353.3

of earth geology 551. 11

walls, incrusted arch. dec. 729.62

^Interjections, (ireek syntax 485.9

Interlude English drama 822

Interludes organ music 786.84

Intermarriages of families hygiene 613.94

^^50

^51

591.51

178

62S.28

380

650

262.9

347-7

51 1.8

332.8

658

535-4

747

»73-i

236.4

393-

f

614.61

614.61

616.936

614-531

539-6

351-73

617-88

551-12

620

693.6

336.27

races ethics

Intermediate state theology

Interment customs

premature

public health

Intermittent fever pathology

public health

Intermolecular forces physics

Internal affairs adminis,

ear, diseases of

heat geology

improvementsplastering masonryrelations church and state

revenue laws finance

windows arch, const. 721.85

International association. The 335-4

coinage 332-43

congresses 34i-*

on special topics see subject

copyright private law 341.5

publishing 655.63

ethics '724

exchange money 332-45

exchanges lib. econ. 023.2

exhibitions 606

law 341

standard, money 332-43

Interoceanic canals engineering 626.9

Interpolation methods calculus 517*6

Interpolation spherical astronomy 522.75^ Interrogatives Latin syntax

Intersecting lines plane geometry

planes, solid "

Intersections of surfaces, "

Interstate commerce law

Intervention international law

anatomyIntestines

475-9

513-12

513-32

515.18

3416

611.34

comparative anatomy 591.43

616.34

612.33

617.43

272

^72.3

781.2

pathology

physiology

surgery

Intolerance, relig., persecutions

state ethics

Intonation music

Intoxicating drinks, traf. in, ethics 178.4

Intoxication alcoholism 6 16.861

ethics 178.1

Intra-uterine injections obstetrics 618.89

Intramural interment public health 614.613

Intransigentes, Spanish history 946.08

Intrenchments military engineering 623.1

Intuition ethics 171.2

Intuitionalism, philosophical systems 143Intuitive faculty

philosophy

Inundations meteorology

Invalids medicine

Invariants algebra

Invention of printing

rhetoric

Inventions building

patents

Inventors' lives

^ Inverness, Scotland history

Inverse probabilities

Inversion of uterus in labor

Invertebrates, paleontology

zoology

Investigations, administration

Investiture ecclesiastical polity 262.16

Investitures, war of, 1074-10S4 270.4

Investments 332Invincible armada Spanish history 946.04

156

M3551-48

616

5 r 2.88

6551180S. 5

690.8

608

926

941.21

519-1

618.57

562

592

35^-98

Invocation of saints and angels

Invoices accounts

algebra

arithmetic

modern geometry

mineralogy

chemistry

compounds, mineral. 549,4

ancient history 939-23modern " 956.2

dialects 4S7.923

Involution

Iodides

Iodine

Ionia

Ionic Greek

264.1

657

512.7

51 1.7

513.53

549-4

546-15

order of architecture 729.32

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(493)

.'

Ionic

Jews

Ionic philosophy

'Iowa, U. S. history

Ipecac emetics

Iranian languagesIreland, administration

antiquities

architecture

botanycolleges

constitutional law-

education

finance

geology

history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

zoology

other topics see table i

Ireland forgeries Shakspereana

INDEX

182.1

9777615-731

491-5

354-41

913.415

720.9415

581.9415

378.415

342.41

370.9415

336.415

55415

941-5

349-41

912.415

274-15

379-415

314-15

914-15

591.9415

Irideai

Iridium

Iris

Irish bards

bulls

botany

chemistry

eye diseases

lives

Eng. humorchurch, Anglican

Roman catholic

home rule polit, parties

land question, political econ.* language

music

politics

Romanesque architecture

Iron age prehi^t. arch.

architecture

bearing waters economic geol.

bridge engineeringbuikliiig material

chemistry

c^ads naval arch,

manufacture

mask, man in biographymateria medica

metallurgy

mineralogymining

ores economic geologypiers and columns arch.

pipes

roofs

ships

structures

water pipes

water works

building

arch. con.

sanitary eng.

Topics in black face type are sub

Iron work manufacturesIrony rhetoric

Irregularities crystallography

Irrigation agriculture

canal engineering

sewageIrritability in plants botanyIrritant poisons therapeuticsIrritants, external "

Irritation, spinal diseasesIrving, Washington, Am. humorIrvingism Catholic apostolicIsaac I. %zantine historyIsabella of Castile, Spanish history

II.

Isaeus Greek oratoryIsaiah Bible

'Isere, France history

Isla, J. F. de Spanish satire

Islam Mahometanism^Islands, Isolated history

physical geography'Isle de France history

of Man, England history'

Wight, -

' Isles of Shoals history

travels

Isocrates Greek oratoryIsoeteae botanyIsography

Isolation in contagious diseaseIsomerism chemistryIsometric projections geometry

;

Isomorphism crystallograi>hy

Isothermal lines, physical geographyIsraelites history, ancient

'* modern^^^"^s therapeutics

Isthmian games Grecian antiquities^^tria history, ancient

" modernItacolumite lithology

Italian grand opera* language

literature

painting

philosophers' lives

philosophy

republics aristocracies

history

Romanesque architecture

school of Greek philosophysculpture, mediaeval

modern^Italic languages, minor'^^'y administration

-divided. Superior figures refer to the tablesend of this index.

584.24

546.93

617.72

928.9162

827

283.415

282.415

329.942

333

491 .62

784.4

3-9-9415

723.41

571-4

721.9

5j-> — -»

624

691.7

546.72

623.9

672

920.S

615.272

669.1

549622.34

553-3

721.35

628.16

695.5

699

721.9

628.15

6;2

SoS

54S.4

63 r

62rxs

628.36

581.18

615.91

615.77'

616.S44

S17.24

2S9.5

949-503

946.03

946.07

8S5.3

224.1

944.99

867.42

297

997

551-42

944-34

942.S9

942.28

974-2

917.42

885.4

587-

r

652

614.45

541.7

515-2

548.3

55*-52

933

296

615.812

9^3-3^

937-3

943-68

552.45

782.5

450

850

759-5

921.5

^95

321.5

945-04

723.45

182.2

734

735

479

354-45

at the

Italy antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology

history

laws

mapsreformation in

religious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

9'3-45

720.945

581945

37'^.45

342-45

370-945

336.45

554-5

945

34945912.45

274-5

274-5

37945

3145

9145

341 245

591945

INDEX

* Japan

other topics see table i

Ithaca, Greece, ancient history <

Iturbide I. Me.vican «c

Ivan III. Russian «c

IV. " «

V. « «^

Ivory-carving -

supply^

Jackson, Andrew, presidency of gJacobins French history

gpolitical clubs

3Jacobite church 2

Jacobites Kng. pel. partyJacotot's system of education

Jacquerie French history

Jade mineralogy 549,61J^^^s architecture 725.62

prisons jgcJaina architecture

722.4Jainas Hindu sect 294* Jalisco, Mexico history 97^ ^Jamaica » ^^l]^^-'^"*'^^ arch, construction 721.86James. St. Epistle 227.91James I. of Arragon Catalan misc. S49.9S1

1

James I. English history 94 '.061If-

" " 942.067James I.-V. Scottish «

941.04James, Henry American fiction 813.46Jan I. van Brabant Dutch poetry S39.3113Janin, J. G.

Janitor

Janitor's dept.

Jansenism

Jajjan

French essays

library service

" adm.

heresy

administration

botany

finance

geology

S44.76

0^3-5

025.9

^73-7

354-52

5S1-952

336.52

555-2

Ionic

Jewshistory

maps

schools

statistics

travel

treaties

chemical technology 667.8'Japanese architecture ^,,

,

,^^ 709-52

Japannmg varnishingc>q8 1

Jasher, book of^29

Jasmin, Jacques^Provencal poetry 849.143

952

912.52

379-52

3'5-^

915-2

34'-252

616.36

992.2

9*9-22

179.8

S43.22

944-026

952

9'5'2

973-40

974.757

S24.73

Jaundice diseases

Java history

travel

Jealousy ethics

Jean de Tuim, French fiction

Jeanne d' Arc - history'Jeddo history

travels

Jefferson, T., presidency of'Jefferson Co., X. V. historyJeffrey, F. English essaysJehovah doctrinal theology 231Jellyfish zoology

sJeremiah iJibie

Jeremy, Epistle of UibleJerrold, D. English humor'Jersey City, X.J. history

travels

island of history

travels

history, ancient

moderntravels

customs

English literature

Jerusalemz

Jetties

Jewelry

(494)

Jesters

*Jests

Jesuit missions

Jesuits religious ordersJesus Christology

society ot religious ordersJ^^ economic geology

pumps, pract. chem.engineering

customs

manufacture

toilet

Jewish architecture

calendar

history* language

literature

philosophy

religion

Jews, apologetics against

224.2

229.5

S27.81

974 ' 27

9^7-49 '7

942.34

914.234

933

95<^-9

91569

394.3

827

266.2

271.5

232

271.5

553-22

542.9

627.6

3917671

646

722.3

529-3

933

492.4

892.4

181.3

296

239-2

(495)

11

JewsLabor

Jews, disabilities of

history, ancient

" modern

restoration of

Jigging mining engineering

Joan of Arc French history

Job Bible

Job work printing

Jockies horse racing

Jodelle, Etienne French dramaJoel Bible

Johansson, Lars Swedish poetry

John, St. epistle I.

INDEXINDEX

" II.

" III.

gospel of

knights of

Revelation of

John, King English history

John I. French history

II.

Johnson, A., presidency of

S. English essays

Joinery, ornamental carpentry

Joint stock companies law

Joints anatomy

calked plumbing

diseases of medicine

geology

injuries to surgery

mechanical engineering

of wood work carpentry

physiology

riveted plumbing

rust "

screw ••

English humorSwedish dramaBible

French poetry

English drama

German historyi(

JokesJolin J. K.

Jonah

Jongleurs

Jonson, B.

Joseph I.

II.

Joshua Bible

Joubert, Joseph French essays

Journalism

Journalists, lives of

Journals mill workJourneys around the world

Jovellanos, G. M. de Spanish misc

Jubilee singers uf Fisk university

Judaism

vs. Christian church

Judd, Sylvester American fiction

Jude epistle, Bible

Judea ancient history

Topics lu black face type are &ub-

296

933296

296

622.75

944.026

223.1

655.26

798

S42.34

224.7

839-7132

227.94

227.95

227.96

226.5

929-711

228

942.033

944.024

944.025

973-Si '

824.63

694.7

347-7

611.72

696.6

6x6.72

551-84

617.47

621.99

694.2

612.75

696.4

696.6

696.5

827

839.7264

224.92

841.09

S22.34

943-051

943-057

222.2

844.62

070

920.5

621.82

910.4

. 868.42

784-7

296

239.2

813-34

227.97

933

divided.

end of this iudex.

'Judea modern history

Judges, book of Bible

law courts

lives

Judgment, mental faculties

private, ecclesiastical polity 262.8

theology 236.9Judicial chemistry law 340.6

combat " ^m ^

control administration 351.94

956-0

222.3

347-97

9234

'53-5

JewsLabor

ordeal law

Judiciary department U. S. govt.

elective law

Judith Bible

Juggernaut

Jugglery

Juglandeas botany

Jugurthan war, Koman history

Julian calendar

Juncaceae botany

340.3

353-5

347-97

229.2

299.14

791

5S3-973

937-05

529-4

5^4.45Junctions railroad engineering 625.1

62S.251

827.64

523-45

292

944-47

347 -9^

340

340.6

340.4

179.9

347-96

234.7

^33

677

sewers

Junius letters, Eng. satire

Jupiter astronomy

mythology

'Jura, France, history

Jurassic age geology

Jurisdiction civil trials

Jurisprudence

medical

Jury trial law

Justice

Justices of the peace lawJustification doctrinal theology

Jute agriculture

manufactures

Juvenal Latin satire

Juvenile books, see subject,

criminals law

literature

mortality public health

reformatories

Jewish philosophy* Kaffraria, Africa history

history

therapeutics

optics

description

history

Kames, H. IL English essays' Kamtchaika history

Kangaroo zool ogy

'Kansas, U. S. history

struggle in, U. S. hist. 973.66critical philosophy 142

German " 193-2

Superior figures refer to the tables at the

Kabala

' Kafirs

Kairin

Kaleidoscope

Kalmucks

34302S.5

^'4-133

364

181.3

968.6

968.6

615.75

535«6

9'

5

950824.62

957

599.2

978.1

Kant

^Karpoot, Asia Turkish history 956.6* Kartum, Egypt history 962.6

Kaspar von der Riihn, Germ, poetry 831.35' Kastamu'ii, Asia Turkish history 956.3Kate, J. J. L. ten Dutch poetry 839.3156Keats, J. English "

' Kecwatin, Canada history

Kellgren, J. H. .Swedish poetry

Kelsen, S. T. Danish "

Keltic ancient history

languages

Kennedy, J. P. Am. fiction

' Kent, England history

'Kentucky, U. S. "

Kepler's problem astronomy

Keramics art

chemical technology 666.3

Kerosene ** **665.5

inspection, protect, of life

'Kerrv, Ireland lilstorv

Ketones chemistry

Kexcl, ( Hof Swedish dramaKey bugle musical instruments

Keys and locks manufactures

mathematical students' honor 371.81

Keyser, Rudolph Danish essays S39.8463

821.78

971-26

839.7152

S39-S137

936

491.6

S'3-32

942.23

976.9

521.37

73S

614.834

941-96

547.6

839-7253

78S.46

683

Khiva hislorv

travels

* Khodavendikyar, Asia history

^ Kliokan, Turkestan "

Kidnapping criminal law

^Kidneys anatomy

diseases

physiology

'Kildare, Ireland history

'Kilkenny, ** "

* Killarnev " **

travels

'Kincardine, Scotland history

Kindergarten education

Kindness ethics

Kinematics physics

Kinetic theory of gases

Kinetics physics

King, W. English satire

King Philip's war New Eng. history 974

958-5

9»5-85

956.1

958.7

343

611.61

616.61

612.46

941.85

941.89

941.96

914-196

941.26

37^'^

177.7

531.

1

533-7

531.3

827.47

Kingo, T: Danish poetry' Kings Co., Ireland history' N. Y.,

Kings absolute monarchy

bench

book of, Bible

constitu. monarchy

lives

Kingsley, C. English fiction

Kinkel, J; G. German poetry

839.8134

941.86

974.722

321.6

347.99

222. z

3^i-7

923.1

^23.85

831.82

' Kinross, Scotland history

Kinship genealogy* Kirkcudbright, Scotland history

Kissing customsKitchen economy

gardening

middens archaeology

Kitchens architecture

^ Kiva, Turkestan history

Kjaempeviser, Danish poetry

Kjerkegaard, S. A. Danish essays S39.S462Klausen, Peder Danish miscellany 839.883Kleist, H; B. W; von, German drama S32.68

941.34

929.1

941.49

392-3

640

^35

571-93

728.93

95S-5

839.8112

Kleptomania mental disease

Klinger, F. M. German dramaKlopstock, F; G. " poetry

Knightage heraldry

Knights of labor, labor organizations

Malta

Pythias secret societies

Templars

Knitting domestic economyKnives cutlery

stone, chipped

polished

Knorring, S. M. von, Swedish fiction 839.7361Know-nothing party, U. S. politics 329.5

132.6

S32.64

831.62

929.7

33 '-88

929-711

366.2

929-7 1

2

646

672

571.15

571.25

Knowledge, theory of

unity of

Knowles, J. S. English drama' Konieh, Asia, Turkish history' Koordistan history

travels

Koran Mahometanism' Kordofan, Egypt history

Korner, K; T. German poetry

Kotzebue, A; F; F. " dramaKrishna Buddhism* Kroatian languageKu Klux Klan, political associations

Kumiss adulterations* Kurdish language^ Kurdistan history

' Kurile islands history

travels

^yr\e sacred musicL, M, Z. formulae geodesyLabels in museumsLabiata; botany

Labiche, E. M. French dramaLabor, administration

induction of obstetrics

laws

obstetrics

of children

party

121

121

822.72

956.4

956.7

915.67

297

962.8

831.66

S32-66

294

491.83

3<^3

614.324

491.57

956.7

952

915.2

783,22

52646

579.72

583.S91

842.81

35^8361S.88

338.9

618.4

33^-3political parties 329.85

(496)

T«i.K.. in black face type are «ub-divided. Superior figure* refer to tlie tables at th«end of this index.

(497)

w

i

I'

\

618.5

331

029.2

331

727.5

371.67

614.3

542.1

Laboi

Leading

Labor, pathol. of obstetrics

political economysavers, literary

statistics political econ.

Laboratories architecture

school equipment

state adulterations

Laboratory, chemistry

work, methods of instruc. 371.3S

Laborers' cottages architecture 72S.6S

occupation hygiene 613.6

Laboring classes political economy 331.8' Labrador history 97 1 .9Labyrinths prehistoric archaeology 571.95La Caiprenede, G. de C. de Fr. fict. 843.43Lace-making 677

art needlework 746Lacedasmon ancient history 938.9Lacerated wounds surgerv 617.143Laceration of genital tract obstetrics 61S.55

Lacertiiia reptiles 59S.ULachrymal disorders eye diseases 6:7.76

secretions zoology 59M47LacistemaccK, botany 583.983Laconia ancient history 938.9* Laconics English literature 828Lacquer work, artistic furniture

manufactures

games

diseases of, obstetrics 618.71

physiology 612.664

614.32Ladies of the Sacred Heart 271.93'Ladrone islands history 996.7Lafayette, M. comtesse de, French fict. 843.48La Fontaine, Jean de •' poetry 841.45Lagerbring, Sven Swedish niiscel. S39.7844

La Harpe, J. F. de French drama 842.63

essays

'l^hore, Lidia history

Lake drainage

dwellings prehistoric arch.

George, N. Y. history

INDKX

Lacrosse

Lactation

Lactometer

749

667.7

797

states, U. S. Cf

844.61

954-5

627.5

57^83

974.751

977

917-7

526.99

travels

surveys geodesy

Lakes, artificial, landscape gardening 714physical geography 551.48water supply 628.11

Lalli, Giovambattista Italian satire 857.53Lamaisin 294Laniartine, A. M. L. de V. de, Fr. poet. 841.74Lamb, C. English essays 824.75Lanieilibranchiata zoology 594.1

La Mennais, H. F. R, de, Fr. essays 844.71

phiios. 194.6

Lamentations Bible 224.-1

Lamiales botany 583.87La Motte, A. H. de French drama 842.51

Fouque, F. German fiction 833.65Lamp-black air pollution 614.747

holes sewerage 628.253posts ventilation of sewers 62S.232shells zoologv 594.S

* Lampoons English satire 827Lampreys fishes 31^7.2

Lamps chemical technology 665.6'Lanark. Scotland history

'Lancashire, England, "

Lancaster and York. Eng. hist.

Irish *'

education

941-43

942.72

942.04

941-54

371.41

597.1

336.14

379-12

347.2

333

333

333-

1

55'-3

526.9

347-2

368.8'

614.861

35 ''823

944-77

347.2

system

Lancelet fishe>

Land claims finance

companies

grants *'

to public schools

law

laws political economypolitical economypublic political economyslides geology

surveying

tenure law

titles, insurance of

travel protection of life

Landed industry administration

'Landes, France history

Landlord and tenant law

poiit. economy ^^2German local guv, 352.0433drawing j^i

gardening 710painting 758photographs 779sketching 741German central gov. 354.4308

local " 352.0431Langebek, Jacob, Danish nn*scel]any839.8S42

Langendijk, Fieter Dutch drama S^g.^241Langland, W. English poetry

Language^ English, origin of

lessons elemen. educ.

of flowers

origin of

sign deaf and dumbhieroglyphics

universal

^Languedoc, France historyLantern, astronomical

magic optics

Landrath

Landscape

Landtag

821.15

400

422

372.6

716.2

401

37 '-92

419.1

40S.9

944.8

523.89

535.86TopU-s in bUck face type are sub-divUled. Superior tinuves refer t» the tables at the

eL;d of tliU index.

(498)

INDEX

LanthanumLanzi, Luigi

'Laos, Asia

chemistry

Italian essays

history

Labor

Leading

546.63

854.64

959-4La Peruse, J. B. de French drama 842.33La Place's functions, integral calculus 517.35* Lapland, Russia history 947-1*La Plata history 982

travels 918.2Laprade. P. M. V. R. de, Fr. poetry 841.81Larceny law ^^-^

Lard adulterations 614.313chemical technology 664.3

refiners' occupation hyg. 613.62

refining air pollution 614.743Larivey, Pierre de French drama 842.38Larra, M. J. de F. Spanish fiction 863.51Larva embryology 59^-34Laryngoscope 616.22

Laryngotomy surgery 617,42Larynx acoustics 534-7

anatomy 611.22

diseases of 616.22La Sale, Antoine de French fiction 843.23La Taille, Jean de " drama 842.36Late hours hygiene

Lath, metal plastering

wooden '*

Lathe work niechanical eng.

Latin antiquities

biography

church

classics

epic poetry

erotica

geographyinscriptions

* language

literature

lyric poetry

* mediaeval and modernmythology

union

Latitude at sea navigation

determinations geodesyfinding

geocentric theor. astron

heliocentric " "

variations of " "

ancient history

modern "

Latrines sanitation

Latter-day saints MormonismLattice doors, arch, construction

I-atticed construction carpentry

Laube, H; German dramaLaughing gas anesthetics

'

613-79

693.66

693-65

621.94

9'3-37

920.037

282

870

873

874

912.37

47^-7

470

LatiumI

870

874

479

292

33^-43

527.1

526.61

525-41

521.26

521.35

521.28

937.6

945-6

628.45

29S

721.S3

694.5

832.76

615.7S1

Laughter

Laundries

Laundry

Laurineae

Lava

Lavatories

' La Vendee

Law

emotions

hvstena

architecture

domestic economybotany

lithology

school furniture

French department

insurrection

157

72S.93

64S

5^393'552.21

371.62

944.6

944-043

340

347-cu

temperance 178.4

347.03

addresses

and order leagues

dictionaries

forms

merchant

metaphysics

moral ethics

of corporations

nations

nature

. special topics see subject.

parish ecclesiastical polity

reports AmericanEnglish

schools

architecture

Lawn-tennis

Lawns

Laws, building building

protection of life

conflict of

medical license

plumbing

Lawyers ethics

lives

Laxatives cathartics

Lay ministry ecclesiastical polity

Layamon English poetry

Laying out of towns and streets.eng. 625.7

public health 61 4.781Lazarettos contagious diseases 614.45

hospitals 362.1

monastic orders 271.77

economic geology 553.26

546.51

347-93

347.7

170

347.7

341

340.1

262.3

345-4

346.4

340.7

7^7.4

796

712

692.9

614-85

341.5

614.24

696.9

174-3

9234615-73^1

262,14

821.

n

615.251

Lazarists

Lead, black

chemistry

drugs

manufacture (j-,

metallurgy55,^^

™"""o 632.34ores economic geology 553.44

615.928

695462S.15

3455346.5

poisonnig toxicology

roofs buildinu

water pii>es

Leading cases, American lawEnglish *'

on special subjects see subjectTopics In black face type are sub-divided. Superior fijfure^ refer to the table* at theeud of tlii(» iudex.

(499)

J-eading

Light

Leading glazing 698,5

Leagues, law and order temperance 178.4

INDEX

Learned societies

buildings, arch.

Learning

Leases law

Least squares, computing orbits

in geodesyprobabilities

Leather manufacture

stamp- d building

Lebrun, P. I). E. French poetry

' Lecce, Italy history

Lecompton constitution Kan. hist.

U. S. "

Le Coq, T; French drama

Lectern sacred furniture

Lectionary Anglican ritual

Lecturesj copyright of

• English oratory

for laboring classes

halls for architecture

instruction methods

library

popular education

060

727-9

347-2

521.36

526.5

519.S

675

698.S

S41.61

945-76

978.1

973.63

S42.31

247.1

264.032

655-62

835

331-^5

725.83

371.33

021.4

374.5

Leeches

on special topic see subject

medicine

zoology

Leeds, Eng, history

travels

* Leeward Islands history

Leg surgical operations

Legacies law

taxation of

Legal anecdotes

bibliography

capacity of persons law

ethics

hermeneutics

maxims

status of womantender paper money

Legendre's theorem geodesy

Legends folk-lore

monastic

mythologyof the Madonna

Legerdemain

Legislation, American statutes

British

comparative

industrial

library, founding of libs. 021.S

public liealth 614.09

sumptuary, social ethics 177.4

Legislative bodies and annals 328

616.968S

595-1

942-74

914.274

972.97

617.58

347-6

33^-V340.9

016.34

347-1

174-3

347

340.9

396.2

332-5

526.42

398.2

244

291

244

791

345

346

340.5

338.9

family law

anatomy

artificial surgery

botany

German philosophy

Legitimacy

Legs

Leguminosae

Leibnitz

' Leicester, England history

travels

' Leinster, Ireland history' Leipzig history

travels

Leitnerieae botany

'Leitrim, Ireland history

Lemercier, L. J. X. French drama

3476611.93

617.58

583-32

193-

1

942.54

914.254

941.8

943-21

9M-32I

583-972

941.71

Lemnaceas

Lemnos

LtmonadeLemur

botany

ancient history

modern "

adulterations

zoology

S4.r6S

5S4.68

939-11

949.91

614.346-

599.S

Lennep, Jacob van Dutch fiction 839.3354Lenngren, A. M. Swedish poetry S39.7

156

Lennoaceae botany 583.66Lens of eye e}e diseases 617.74Lenses optics 535-8

1

Lenstrom, K. J. Swedish essays 839.7464Lent Anglican church

Lenten mass music

Lentibularieas, botany

Leo III. Byzantine history

Leon, L. P. de, Spanish poetry

'Leon, Spain, history

Leopardi, Giacomo Italian poetry 851.75Leopold I. German history 943.044

II. ".

" 943.06Leopold, K. G. af Swedish poetry S39.7157

264.031

783-27

583.S25

949.502

861.33

946.2

Lepidoptera zoology

Leprosy pathology

public health

Le Sage, A. R., French fiction

Lesbos ancient history' modern *'

Lessing, G. E. German dramaLetter writing

Lettering, ornamental

3 Letters English alphabet* literature

patent patents

Lettic languages

^Lettish '*

Leucocytes physiology

Leucocythaemia diseases

Leucorrhcea " of women' Levant history

travels in Asia

I-evees canal engineering

Level constant, practical astronomy 522.36Levelling, adjustments geodesy S~^-S^

595-78

616.998

614.546

843-51

939.12

949-93

832.61

808.6

745

421

826

60S

491.9

491.93

612.113-

616.41

61S.17

956

915.6

627.4

Iupic« in black face type are Kub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th»eud of tlii8 index*

(500)

INDEX LeaainjLight

Levelling, barometric geodesy 526.37 Libr aries, in sense of series, see subject

spirit 526.36 Library buildings 023

surveying 526.95 architecture 7-7-3

trigonometric 526.38 catalogues, author 0:8

Lever application obstetrics 6i8.8i dictionary org

mechanics 531.81 subject 017

Leviticus Bible 222.13 economy 020

Lewes. Mrs. G: H : English fiction 823.88 legislation lib. econ. 02 1.

S

Lewis, M. G, English fiction 823.71 Librations moon 3--vj3

* Co., N. Y. history 974-759 Librettos opera 782

Lex mercatoria law 347-7 Libya ancient history 939-77

Lexicography, comparative 413 Lice animal parasites 616.9681

' English language 423 License, local government 352-8

3 Lexicons see language of dentists pub. health 614.24

on special topics see subject pharmacists '* " 614.24

Liabilities of architects building 692.9 physicians " ** 614.24

contractors " 692.9 taxation 33^-Vowners ** 692.9 temperance 17S.4

Lias geology 551.76 Licenses, maritime commerce 3^7

Libby prison, U. S. history 973-7712 Lichlens botany 589.1

Libel law 347.5 Licinian laws pol. econ.

Liberal Christianity rationalism 211 Roman hist. 937.02

uaicarianism 28S Lidner, Bengt, Swedish poetry 839-7153

Liberality ethics 179.9 Lieder vocal music 784.4

* Liberia history 966.6 * Liege history 949-3

Liberty, civil law 347-1 travels 9*4-93

political science 323 Lien laws 347.2

ecclesiastical polity 262.S Liernur system sewerage works 628.213

metaphysics 123 Life, animal, painless extinction of 614.971

of conscience eccles. pol. 262.S biology 570

press 323 boats protection of life 614.867

will mental faculties 159 ship building 699

personal doctrine ^33-7 conditions of biology 577-4

law 347-1 contingencies, probabilites 519-5

pol. science -1 1

1

ethics 179-7

religious

salvation

church

state ethics

234-9

261.7

172.3

023.4

920.2

727.S

Librarian, duties, etc

Librarians' lives

Libraries, architecture

for working classes

pol. econ, 331-85

lib. econ. 027.6

free public 027.4

general, library economy 027

imaginary book rarities 09S

parochial library econ. 027.8

parish work 257

private library econ. 027.1

public administration ^^ i .S52

school education 37^-^4

library economy 027.8

special '*" 026

Sunday opening, lib. econ. 024.4

theology 263.7

fopica in black face type are sub-divided. Superior fijjrures refer to the tablei* at theeud uf this index.

future doctrinal theology 237

natural " 218

insurance 368.3

probabilities 5^9'

5

metaphysics 11

1

origin of biology 576preservers protection of life 6t4.S67

properties of living matter 577protection of, from accidents 614.8

saving service, protection of life 614.S6S

transportation

sedentary, hygiene

tables life insurance

Lifts canal engineering •

Ligatures therape utics

Light and air hygiene

shade architectural design 729.14

shadow, graphics of 5'5-7

effect on plants 581.

1

electric engineering 621.32

physics 53~ .8^

656

613.65

3(>^'3

626.5

615.S13

613.1

t

I

Light

LfOots

light houses

INDEX INDEX

Liliace«e

Lillo, G.

*Lima

LimboLimbs

627.9

656

535-S8

614.865

356

525.2

523.S2

523-72

535

535-5

615.831

523-59

621.32

537.83

022.7

622.47

729-38

537.4

617.12

644

742

515-63

665

246.6

553-22

937.1

945.1

584-32

822.57

985

918.S

236.7

611.98

617.58

236-7

236.6

691.5

941.94

941.56

691.5

666.9

553-68

552.46

553-51

552.54

944.66

973-7

942.53

69S.8

832.85

765

583.211

515.61

677

Lines analytical geometry 516descriptive

geometrySwedish poetryLing, P. H.

Linguistics

Linguists* lives

Linings, minerai wool masonryLink motion mecli. engineering

Linkages machinery

'Linlithgow, Scotland history

Linnaean system botany

zool ogyLinne, K: von, Swedish miscellany 839.7S42Lintels architectural construe 721.86

515

513

839.716.

400

924

693.67

62 1 .84

62 1.84

941.44

5S0.1

590.1

Lions zoology

'Lippe, Germany history

Lippi, Lorenzo, Italian satire

Liquefaction heat

Liquid wastes, indus. sanitationLiquids physicsLiquor laws administration

license

prohibition

internal revenue

manufacture

taxation

Liquors

599.7

943.55

857.54

536-42

628.54

532

35^-761

178.4

178.5

33^27

663

336-27traffic in, temperance 178.4

Lisbon

engineering

navigation

optics

protection of life

infantry military science

of earth

moonstars

sun

optics

perspective of shadows

polarization of

therapeutics

zodiacal astronomy

Lighting, electric engineering

physics

library buildings

mines

windows architecture

Lightning and lightning rods

shock surgery

Ughts and fuel domestic economyshades drawing

perspective

chemical technology

ecclesiology

Lignite economic geology

Liguria, Italy history, ancient' modern

botanV

English drama

history

travels

eschatology

anatomy

artificial

Limbus infantum eschatology

palrum **

Lime building

'Limerick, Ireland history

treaty of

Limes building material

chemical technology

economic geology

Limestone crystalline

economic geology

lithology

'Limousin, France history

Lincoln, A., presidency of

'Lincoln, England history

Lincrusta paper-hanging

Lindau, P. German dramaLine engraving

Linese botany

Linear perspective

Linen manufacture

Topics in black /ace type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(502}

use of

history

travels

Liscow, C. L., German satire

Litanies sacred musicLitany Anglican churchLiterary addresses

on special topics see t^pic.

aesthetics goiclubs self-education 374-3criticism, art of 801

with thing criticised see subject

1 78.

1

946.9

914.69

^37.54

783-26

264.033

804

frauds and forgeries

history

institutions colleges

men, food for, hygiene

men's lives

Sog

809

378

613.21

928methods library economy 029miscellanies, Englishoccupations hygiene

periodicals

property law

publishing

student life

rhetoric

societies

style

Literature

biography of

classical Greek, Latin 880mediseval goo

828

613.65

S05

347-3

6556

371-84

S08

800

9S8

Literature

Lithium

Lithography

Lithology

Lithotomy

Lithotrity

' Lithuania

modernwoman delineated in

chemistry

engraving

geology

microscopical

surgery

history

travels

* Lithuanian language'Little Russia, history

travels

sisters of the poorLiturgies

Live stock

Liver

* Liverpool

Liverworts

Lives

phys.

agriculture

anatomy

diseases of

physiology

secretions of

history

travels

botany

biographyLiving matter, properties ofLivingston, \V: American poetry* Livingston Co., X. Y. history* Livonia, Russia "

*Livonian languageLivy Latin literature

Lizards reptiles

800

396.S

546.34

763

552

552.S

617.46

617.46

947.5

914.75

491.92

947-7

9H77271.95

264

636

611.36

616.36

612.35

612.35

942.72

914.272

58S.3

920

577S11.15

974.785

'M7-4

491.93

878.4

598.11Ljunggren, G. H. J. Swed. essays S39.7465

526.46

553-3

538.1

332.3

025.6

967.2

336.3

583-453

L. M. Z. formulae geodesyLoadstone economic geology

magnetismLoan institutes polit. economy

systems library "* Loango, Africa history

Loans finance

Loase«e botany

Lobelia cerebrospin. poisons 615.9SLobsters zoology 595-38Local government administrat.

histories. See name of place,

taxation for public schools

taxes finance

Location of library buildings

observatories

Loci in space analytical geom.plane '* **

Lock-jaw diseases

Lock-ups architecture

Locke, David Ross Am. humor• J: English philosophy

sensational philosophyLocking up printing

352

379-13

336-28

022,1

522.11

516.3

516.1

616.S54

725.62

S17.42

192.2

M5655.27

Locomotives

Locks and keys manufacture

arch, const,

canal engineering

Locomotion animal comp. anat

communication

organs of dis. of

physiology

mech. engineering

railroading

Locomotor ataxy diseases

Locris ancient history

Locusts economic zoology

pests

Lodges, porter's architecture

Lodging houses for j^oor

Log book seamanshipLoganiacese botany

Logarithms

Logau, F; von German poetryLogging timber trade

Logic

Logos Christology

Logotypes printing

Lohenstein, D. C. German drama* Loir et Cher, France history' Loire " ••

'Inferieure,

"

*•

* Loiret " «

Lollards, religious sect

Lombard Kingdom, Italy history

street banking'Lombardy, Italy history

Lonberg, Jens Danish drama' London, England history

travels

^ Londonderry, Ireland history' Long Island, X. Y.

Light

Loots

683

721.S8

626.4

591-47

656

616.7

612,76

62t.i3

656

((

Longevity

616.83

938.3

591.69

632

728.91

361

656

58374510.S

831.53

674

x6o

232.2

655-23

832.52

944.53

944.58

944.14

944.52

289.9

945.01

332

945.2

839.8235

942.1

914.21

941.62

974.721

591.139

3^-361 2.68

519-5

animals

life insurance

physiology

probabilities

statistics

Longfellow, IL W. American poetry 811.34* Longford, Ireland history 941.81Longitude at sea navigation 537.2

determinations geodesy 526.62geocentric, theor. astr. 521.26

heliocentric " " >2r.2;

methods of finding 525.46variations theor. astr. 521.28

Longus Danish miscellany 839.8811' Loo-choo islands history

travels

Loom, power manufacturesLoosjes, Adriaau Dutch fiction

Loots, Cornelis " poetry

952

915.2

677

839-3351

839-3153Topic, i„ black face type are s„b-.livi<,ed. Superior figure* refer to the tables at theeud of this index.

(503}

I

!!

i;

862.39

862.31

861.21

583-941

923.442

263.3

226.9

265-3

LopeMajorca

Lope de Rueda Spanish drama

?^ope de Vega " "

Lopez de Ayala, Pedro " poetry

Loranthaceae botany

Lord chancellors* lives

Lord's day

prayer

supper sacraments

Loris, Guillaume de French poetry 841.18

' Lorraine, France history' Germany "

Loss of animal heat physiology

Lost books book rarities

library economy^ Lot, France history

* et Garonne, France history

Lothaire I.

II.

Lotteries

INDEX INDEX

German historytt

Lotus

Lotze

I-ouis VI., French history

VII. "

ethics

history of

Egypt, religion

German philosophy 193-8

944.022

944.38

943-45

612.52

098

024.8

944.73

944.76

943-01

943.023

174.6

174.6

299.3

1

M

<C

VIII.

IX.

X,

XLXII.

XIILXIV.XV.XVI. «

XVIIL,"

«<

«

German

944.022

944.023

944.023

944.024

944.027

944.027

9H-032

944.033

944.034

944.035" First empire 944.05** Restoration 944.061

943.01

w

M

C

««

M

M

ti

I.

IL

IIL

IV.

Napoleon, French history

Philippe « «

'Louisiana, U. S. history

* Louisville, Ky. "

travels

'Louth, Ireland history

Louvre gallery, art galleries

Love ethics

feasts pub. worship

of God theology

Lovelace, R. English poetry

Low countries history

* Dutch language

German literature

* Latin language

literature

pressure hot water heating

Tovic-A in black face type are sub-divided. Superiorend o£ this index*

(504^

943.021

943.021

943.026

944.07

944.063

976.3

976.9

917.69

941.82

708.4

177.6

264.S

23 r.

6

821.45

949.2

439-3 ,

839.1

479

879

697.4

Low pressure steam heating 697.5Lowell, James Russell Am. poetry 811.37* Lower California, Mexico history 972.2

empire Byzantine 949-5extremities anatomy 61 1 .98

surgery 617.58Loyalty state ethics 172.1.

* Loyalty Islands history 993-3* Lozere, France " 944.81

'Lubeck, Germany " 943 17

Lubrication mechan. engineering 62 1 .89

Lucan Latin epic poetry 873.2

Luce de Lanciva], J, C. J. Fr. poetry 841.64

LopeMajorca

Lucretius

Ludwigslied

Luke

Lull, RaimonLumber

Lunacy

Lucernariae zoology

Lucian Greek literature

Lucidor Swedish poetry

Lucilius, Caius Latin satire

Junior " poetry

'Lucknow, India history

travels

ancient philosophy

Latin poetry

German poetry

gospel

Catalan poetry

building material

manufacture

law

mind and bodyLunar caustic, therapeutics

methods of finding longitude

tables

Lunatic asylums

Lungs admin, of med. by

anatomy

capacity of physiol.

diseases of

functions of **

absorption

Luray caverns, description

Lusitania history

Lute stringed instruments

Lutheran church

confession creeds

Lutherans' lives

Luxemburg, house of Germ. hist.

Luxury hygiene

Lycanthropy insanity

Greek philosophy

self-education

.ancient history

Greek poetry

botany

Greek oratory

English poetry

ancient history

LyceumLyceums

Lycia

Lycophron

Lycopodinae

Lycurgus

Lydgate, J.

Lydia

593-74

S88.7

839.713a

877.1

871.7

954-2

915.42

187

871.1

226.4

849.91u691.

1

674

347. J

132.1

615.77s

525.49

S-3-33

362.2

615.64

611.24

612.24

616.24

612.29

612.385

55'-44

946.9

7S7.6

284.1

238.4

922.4

943.026

613.88

132.1

185

374-3

939-28

881.3

587.9

885.8

821.21

939-22

figrures refer to tUe tab]e« at «-&«

iLying ethics

Lying-in hospitals

architecture

Lyly, J: English fiction

Lymphatic system anatomydiseases of

• surg, opera.

Lymphatics anatomy

diseases of

Lynch law

Lyndsay, D. English poetry

* Lyonnais, France history

* Lyons history

travels

* Lyric poetry, English

GreekLatin

Lysias Greek oratory

Lyskander, Klaus Danish misc.

Lythrarieae botany

Lytton, E. G. B. English fiction

Mabinogeon Welsh literature

"•Macaronics English literature

Macaulay, T. B. '* essays

Maccabees Bible

McCosh, James Am. philosophers

?.Iacedonia Greek history

Macedonian dialect Greek lang.

supremacy Gr. history 938.07

Machiavelli, Niccolo Italian drama 852.31

essays 854.31

Machine engraving 768

shops, architecture 725^^3

Machinery engineering 621

in industry pol. econ. 338.4

362.1

725.51

611.4

616.4

617.44

611.42

616.42

343-2

821.26

944-58

944.58

914.458

82 1 .04

884

874

885.2

839.883

583-441

823.84

891.661

827

824.83

229.7

191.5

938.1

4S7.81

Machines, distributing printing

hydraulic

mechanicsmodulus of physics

practical printing

type-setting

'Machinists' occupation hygiene

Mackenzie, G. English fiction

H, ** "

Mackerel fishery

Mackintosh, J, English essays

McMahon Third republic

Macpherson, J. English poetry

M?d houses

* Madagascar history

'Madeira Island "

Madison, J., presidency of

•Madison Co., N. Y. history

Madness mind and body

Madonna in art

mariolatry

655.28

5328

531-8

531-43

^SS'3^

655.28

613.66

823.43

823.65

639

824.71

944.08

821.66

362,2

969

946.98

973-Si

974.764

132.1

709

230.2

' Madras, India 954.8

915-48

593-66

946.4

914.64

784.1

history

travels

Madreporaria zoology' Madrid history

travels

Madrigal music

Maerlant, Jacob van Dutch poetry 839.3111Maffei, F. S. marchese di, Ital. drama 852.56Magazines general periodicals 050

literary 805* special subject see subject

* Magdeburg, Prussia history 943-i8

travels 9i4-3i8

Magellan straits travels 918.2

Maggots parasitic diseases 616.967

Magic lanterns, optics 535-86

natural 133squares, mathematics 511-61

Magicians lives 920.9

Magistrates law 347-96Magna charta constitutional history 342,42

English history 942.033Magnesium chemistry 546.46

group 546.44Magnetic machines 538-S

needle 538.7

observations 53^-7

separation mining 622.77

surveys •*622.15

telegraph 654Magnetism 538

animal, mind and body 134

terrestrial

Magneto-dynamos electricity

Magnets properties of

Magnifiers optics

Magnitude of stars

Magno, Celio Italian poetry

Magnoliaceae botany

Magyar language

Magyars history

Mahabharata Sanscrit literature

Mahometanism' Mahrah, Arabia history

Mails post office

Maimonides, oriental philosopher

'Maine, France history'

et Loire, France "

' Maine. U. S. history

Maine law temperance

Mains and pipes water works

Maistre, Xavier de French fiction

Maize

Majolica

' Majorca

agriculture

pottery

history

travels

538.7

537^^3

538.1

535-82-

523.82

851.44

583.114

494

943-9'

891.2

297

953-4

3^3

1S1.3

944.16

944.18

974-1

178.5

628.15

843.64

633

738

946.7

914.67

Topics in blacls face type are sub-divided. Superior figurAs refer t-> the tables at theend of thi9 index.

(505)

!

11;

MakingMartorel

Making ready, printing

'Malabar history

travels

* Malacca history

XIalachi Bible

Malacology

Malacostraca zoClogy'Malaga history

travels

Malaria hygiene

marshes

Malarial fever, diseases

public healthMalarious soils " •*

'Malay archipelago history

travels• peninsula history

Polynesian languages' Malaysia history

Male functions of generation

Malebranche French philosopher

Malts, mortality of public health

Malformation of teeth dentistry

Malformations, animal comp. anat

human, deformities 617.3

nat. hist, of man 573.9vegetable botany 581.22

Malherbe, Fran90is de Fr. poetry 841.41

Malignant tumors diseases 616.994Malleability molecular physics 539.51

Malmstrbm, B. E. Swedish essays 839.7463

INDEXINDEX

655-32

954.S

915.48

959-5

224.99

594

59536946.8

91 4.68

613.14

614.772

616.936

614-53

614.775

991

919.1

959-5

499

991

612.61

194.2

614.142

617.64

591.159

t

583.214

617.64

343

614.26

^3-3

943-^

929.711

725-42

312

5^3-^7

583.17

962

Malpighiacese, botany

Malpobition of teeth dentistry

Malpractice law

public health

Malt liquors brewing

'Malta history

Malta, knights of

Malteries architecture

Malthusianism population

Malvaceae botany

Maivales "

Mamelukes Egyptian history

Mainiani della Kovere, T. It. essays 854.76Mammalia paleontology 569

zoology 599Mammary glands anatomy 611.69

secretion animals 591.146Mammoth Cave physical geography 551.44Mamniuth paleontology 569.6

zoology 399.6Man, antiquity of prehist. arch. 571

nat. hist, of man 573.3doctrinal theology 233ethnography 572in the iron mask biography 920.8

* Man, Isle of history

mammalsmental characteristics

faculties

natural history of

origin of evolution

942.S9

599-9

136

150

573

575-S

nat. hist, of man 573.2natural theology 213

physiology of

Management in pregnancy

librar)- economyof normal labor

state properties

puerperal state

Manasses, prayer of Apocrypha"Manche, France history

Manchester, England history

travels* Manchuria, China history

Mandeville, Bernard de, Eng. humor 827.53Mandolin stringed instruments 7S7.6Manetti, Antonio Italian fiction S53.23Manfrcdi, Eustachio *' poetry 851.56Mangabotti, Andrea dei, Italian fict. 853.24Manganese, chemistry 546.71

ores economic geology 553.46

612

61S.24

025

618,44

336.11

618.6

229.6

944.21

942.72

914-272

951.8

Manholes in sewers

Mania, mind and body

puerperal obstetrics

Maniacs lives

Manichasism heresies

Manilius, Marcus Latin poetry

Manipulation practical chemistry 542.2' Manitoba, Canada history 971.27Manly exercises out-door sports 796Manners and customs, general 390

for local see special countries

533-82

628.25J132.1

618.76

920.8

273.2

^71-5

Manometer pneumatics

Manor houses, architecture

Manors political economyManrique, Jorge Spanish poetryMansard roofs, arch, construction

design

Mansions architecture

Manslaughter law

72S.83

333-3

8O1.24

721.59

729.3s

728.3

343MSnsson, Peder Swedish miscellany 839.781Mantels fixed furniture

Manual training education

Manuals, business commercecollectors* biology

legislative U. S.'

special see subject

Manuel, Juan, Spanish miscellany 86S.13Manufactories architecture 725.4Manufacture of explosives protec-

tion of life 614.831

729-95

371.42

658

579

328.73S

Topics in black face type are SHb-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th«end of this index.

t3c6)

MakingMartorel

Manufactures 670

administration 351.S24

chem. technology 660

production 338public health 614.7

Manufacturing works engineering 621.7

Manure, stable air pollution 614.761

Manures agriculture 631

sewage 628.38

Manuscript catalogs library econ. 025.3

Manuscripts book rarities 091

copyright 655.62

dii)lomatics 417

Latin diplomatics 471-7• other languages

selection publishing 655.51

*Manx language 491.64

Manzoni, Alessandro Italian fiction 855.72

poetry 85 1.73Map drawing in schools

projection, geodesyMaps

astronomical, general

moonplanets

star

sun

school apparatus

^Marathi language

Marble economic geology

inscriptions

Greek

Latin

other lang.

910.7

526.8

gi2

524

523-39

52349

523-^9

523-79

371-63

491.46

553-51

417

4S1.7

471-7

lithology 552.46

sculpture 731

March, Ausias, Catalan poetry 849.9131

March and march form raus'C 7^6.44

'Marche, France history 944.68

'Marches, Italy **

9456Marchetli, Giovanni Italian poetry S51.74

Marcus Aurelius, stoic philosopher 18S.S

Marenco, Leopoldo Italian drama 852.84

*Margiana ancient history 939-^3Margutrite de Navarre Fr. fiction 843.31

Marian persecutions in England

Mai iana, Juan de Spanish misc.

Marie de France French poetry

Marine animals

architecture

corps navy

engines

insurance

law

plants

272.6

S68.31

S41.13

591.92

ship building 699

naval eng. 623.8

359621,12

368.2

347.7

581.92

Mariners' compass magnetism 53S.7

occupation hygiene 613.64Marini, Giovambattista It. poetry S51.52

Mariolatry worship of Virgin 230.2

Marionnettes amusements 791Maritime affairs naval science 359

discovery 910.4

'^«^ 347.7quarantine public health 614.461

surveying 526.99Marivaux, P. C. de C. de Fr. drama 842.54

fiction 843.52Mark, gospel of

Market gardening agriculture

Markets architecture

cattle architecture

domestic economyMarking system education

Marks i>olitical science

Marl lithology

Marlowe, C. English dramaMarmarica ancient history

* Marne, France historv

Marnix, Philipp Dutch poetry

Maroniles sects

Maroons history of JamaicaMarot, Clement French satire

Mar-pi elate controversy Puritans

Marque and reprisals intern, law' Marquesas Islands history

Marquetry artistic furniture

cabinet workMarriage customs

ethics

law

226.3

635

725.26

725.27

643

371.26

321.2

55^-54

S22.32

93976

944.32

839-3127

281.5

972.92

S47.3*

28 5.9

34 X.

3

996.3

749

684

392.5

3A7-^registers genealogy 929.3

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

end of this index.

(5C7>

sacrament

vital statistics

Marryat, F. English fiction

Mars planets

Mars* seasons, astronomy' Marseilles history

travels

* Marshall islands history

Marshes, hygiene of public health

physical geology

Marsipobranchii fishes

Marston, J. English comedyMarsupialia mammalsMarsupialida zoology

Martial Latin satire

Martial law

Martinez de la Kosa, F., Span, drama S62.51

" Martinique history 972.9S

travels 9'7-^9SMartorel, Joanet Catalan fiction S49.933

Superior figures refer to the tables at the

265.5

614.17

S23.78

52343

525-54

944.91

914.491

996.8

614.772

551.49

597.2

S27.34

599.2

59376877.6

344

Martyrs

MeningesINDEX

Martyrs

Marvel, Ik

Marvel], A.

persecutions 272

American miscellany S1S.32

English satire 827.43

Mary, blessed virgin, Rom. Cath. doc. 230.2

Queen of Eng. ' Eng. historj 942.054Scots Scottish " 941.05

* Maryland, U. S. history

Mascheroni, Lorenzo It. poetry

Masks dramatic music

Mason and Dixon's line slavery

Masonry, anti secret societies

building

lining, mining

roofs architecture

village houses arch.

secret societies

amusements

social customs

Catholic ritual

Masons

Masquerades

Mass

975-2

851.62

782.9

326.973

366.1

693

622.28

721.52

728.6

366.1

793

394-2

264.025

sacred music 783.2

law of gravity

of earth

531-54

525-"

784.2

9744615.82

822.3;

699

173-8

347-6

831.38

618.71

569.6

617.87

972.1

recitative music* Massachusetts, U. S. history

Massage therapeutics

Massinger, P. English dramaMast-making ship-building

Master and servant family ethics

law

Mastersingers German poetry

Mastitis obstetrics

Mastodon paleontology

Mastoid cells ear diseases

* Matamoras history

Match-makers' occupation hygiene 61 3.62

Matches chemical technology 662.5.

Materia medica 61 5.1

Materialism philosophy 146

Materials building 691 •

for clothing hygiene 613.481

library book-binding 025.7

buildings 022.2

strength of, engin. 620,1

molec physics 539.4Maternity ethics 173

hospitals 362.1

architecture 725.51

618

54S.7'

744

510.8

519.2

51 0.8

Mathematicians' lives

MathematicsMatins

Matriculation

Matter

925.1

264.023

371.21

««7

530-1

Catholic ritual

schools

metaphysics

physics

properties of living 577Matthew, gospel of 226.2

Matthews, Cornelius Am. drama 8t2.32Matthias German history 943.035Mattias, Canon Swedish miscellany 839.7S1Mauritania ancient history

'Mauritius history

Mausoleums

Maxima and minima algebra

calculus

geometryMajymilian I. German history

II.

* Maxims English literature

law

Maya architectute

civilization Mexican historj'

language

Mayaces botany

'Mayenne, France history

Maynard, Fran9ois French poetry' Mayo, Ireland history

Mayor French local gov.

piano music

architecture

domestic economysolar and sidereal day 529.1

519.6

616.915

614-523

Mazourka

Meal mills

Meals

Mean time

val ue

Measles

93971

969

718

5'2.3

517.27

513-19

943.029

943-033

828

340.9

722.9

972.015

497

5^4.37

944.:6

841.42

941.73

352.0447

786.44

725-47

643

537-7

542-3

medicine

Mathematical crystallography

drawing

instruments

probabilities

tables

theory, gravity exper. 526.71

of music 7S1.1

tides 525.61

Topics iu black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

probabilities

diseases

public health

Measurements, electrical

practical chemistry

Measures and weights, administration 351.821

metrology 3S9Measuring instruments " 3S9

physics 530.8of angles, crystallography 548.7

surveying 526.93distances " 526.92

heat electric methodsS3^^-S3

heights surveying

light optics

ventilation minesMeat, fresh, inspection of, pub. health 6 14.3 17

preservation of chem. tech. 664,9

preserved inspection of, pub.

health

* Meath, Ireland history

Meats as food, hygiene

' Mecca, Arabia history

52^'- 94

535-2

622.46

614.319

941.82

613.2S

953-2

(508)

INDEX

Mecca, Arabia travels

Mechanic arts and trades

Mechanical drawing

engineering

equivalent heat

haulage mining

injuries, effects cf

musical instruments

preparation, miningremedies

trades

Mechanics' institutes exhibitions

liens law

lives

physics

Mechanism engineering

of labor obstetrics

* Mecklenburg, Germany history

915-32

680

744

621

53^-7

622.66

6 [6.982

789

622.7

therapeu. 615.81

680

606

347-2

926

531

621.S

618.41

943-17

Medallion windows, arch, decoration 729.82

Medallions numismatics

Medals carving

numismatics

Media ancient history

Medical analysis chemistry

biography

botany econ. botany

materia medicadiagnosis

education

state control of

electricity, physics

ethics

jurisprudence

museumspolice

practice

schools

societies

zoology

pathology

state control of

737

736

737

935-3

543-4

926.1

581.63

615

616.07

610.7

614.31

537-^7

174.2

340.6

610.77

614.29

616

614.25

610.71

610.6

591

Medicated baths, admin, of medicine 615.67

•Medication, hypodermic 615.63

Medici, Lorenzo de Italian poetry 85 1.23

Medicinal use of stimulants temper-

ance 17S.1

Medicine 610

chemical analysis 543*4

economic botany 5S1.63

zoology 59^-63

preventive, pub.health 614

State control of, pub.

health 614.2

veterinary 619

Jiledicines, general action thera. 615.5

grouped by effects 615.7

patent adulterations 614.353

Medicines, patent State control

Medico-legal relations

Medieval architecture

art, history of

customs and costumesdesigns

Europe history* Latin

philosophy

sculpture

therapeutics

Meditations theology

Martyrs

Meninges

614.27

614.23

723

709

390

745

940.1

479

189

734

615.S9

242

Mediterranean sea physical geology 5^1.462

Megrim

Melancholy* Melanesia

'Meliaceae

Meliorism

Melissus

Melodeon

Melody

910.4

133-9

935

611.82

593-7

553-61

183.6

938-4

569-3

616.857

132-3

993

919.3

552-39

583-43

994-5

919.45

583-251

travels

Mediums spiritualism

Medo-Persia ancient history

Medulla oblongata anatomyMedusae zoology

Meerschaum econ. geol.

Megaric philosophy

Megaris ancient history

Megatherium paleontology

diseases

mind and body

history

travels

Melaphyr lithology

Melastomaceae botany* Melbourne history

travels

botany

philosophical systems 149.5

Greek philosophy 182.3

music 7S6.9

theory of music 781.2

Melville, Herman American fiction 813.36.

Membrana tympani ear diseases 617.S5

Membranes, admin, of medicine byof the heart diseases

Memoirs biography

scientific societies

Memorial day U, S. civil war

sermons biography

sermons

Memory in animals zoology

mental derangements

faculties

Mena, Juan de Spanish poetry

Menageries zoology

Menander Greek dram.a

Mencius Oriental philosophers iSi.i

Mendoza, D. II. de Spanish poetry S61.36

I. L. de « *' 861.23

Menedemus Greek philosophers 18-5.7

Meninges, cerebro-spinal diseases 616.82

of the brain anatomy 61 1.81

615,66

6 [ 6. 1

1

920

506

973763920

252.9

591-51

132.8

154

S61.22

590-7

8S2.6

Topics iu blac'li face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of tliis index.

(509}

MeningesMill

INDEXINDEX

Meninges of the spinal cord, anatomy6i 1.S2

616.82

583.116

289.7

618.17

612.662

51 1.8

526.9

Meningitis diseases

Menispermaceae botany

Mennonite church

Menstruation diseases of womenphysiology

Mensuration arithmetic

surveying

Mental capacity of women, education 376.2

mind and body 136.1

characteristics 136

derangements medicine 61 6.8

mind and body 132

development education 370

disability, inherited hygiene 613.92

faculties 150

of annuals zoology 591.51

healing

heredity mind and bodyhygiene

overwork mental hygiene

philosophy

photographs

physiology mind and bodyscience

Menzini, lienedetto Italian satire

Mercantile law

libraries

manuals

rules arithmetic

theory and practice

Mercersburg theoiog}- doctrine

615.851

150

139

131

150

S57.56

347-7

027.2-3

658

51 1.8

6sS

230.41

Merchant service, ocean trans., socicl. 3S7

Merchants

Mercurials

Mercury

astronomy

business ethics

lives

cathartics

chemistry

materia medica

metallic poisons

metallurgy

ores

planets

transits

Mercy, sisters of

Meridian circles astron. instrum.

line practical astronomy

spherical **

Meridional instruments

Merimee, Prosper French fiction

Merino sheep domestic animals

'Merioneth, Wales history

Merovingian dynasty, French history 944 01

Mesentery anatomy 61 1.38

diseases of 616.3S

Mesmerism mind and body 134

Mesopotamia, ancient history 935-8

Topics iii black face type are sub-divided

174.4

923.8

615.7326

546.5S

615.258

615.927

669.7

economic geol. 553.45

5-341

523-91

271.92

522-33

522.31

522.76

522.3

S43.81

^3^^-3

942.92

Messala Corvinus Latin oratory 875.5Messenia ancient history 938.9Messenius, Johan Swedish drama 839.7221

MeningesMill

232.1

5S1.13

59^63693.66

695-4

Messiah doctrinal theology

Metabolism of plants

Metagenesis animals

Metal lath masonry

roofing, building

Metallic ceilings architecture 721.74doors »

721.82

floors and tiooring " 721.64

econ. geol. 553.3-4

therapea. 615.925

architecture 721.54

building 695.4

ores

poisons

roofs

salts

tractors

tremor

Metallurgy

Metals

emetics

cures

diseases

building materials

coinage

history

inorganic chemistry 546.3

(^15-73'

615.S56

616.S62

66g

691.S

332-41

669

manufacturesmmnigorganic chemistry

transmutation of

Metamorphic rocks geologyMetamorphism physical geology

Metamorphosis botanv

of insects

zoology embry.

671

622.34

547-9

540.1

552-4

581-34

595-7

591-34

variation 591. 151

SoS

no129.4

523-53

5^3-53

551-5

Metaphors rhetoric

MetaphysicsMetempsychosis metaphysics

Meteoric points astronomy

showers

Meteorites lithology

Meteorology

natural history of man 573.4Meteors and comets 52 3.;6

astronomy 523.5systems of ci c*

,r'

. ,

5-3-54dieter weights and measures 3893 Meters Eng. prosody 42O.5

water 628.17Method of directions geodesy 526.54

exhaustions calculus 517.1independent angles geod. 526.51least squares orbits 5^1-36

probabil. 519.8

repetitions, geodesyMethodist church

Episcopal churchMethodists' lives

Superior figrures refer to the tables at heend of this indeXo

(510}

326.56

287

2S7.A

922.7

Methodology metaphysics

Methods, literary lib. econ.

of education

statistics

studying science

surveying

teaching chemistry

Metric system intern'l measures

Metritis obstetrics

Metrology

'Metz history

travels

Mcung, Jean dfi French poetry

'Meurtha, France history

'Meuse " "

Mexican Indians

war Mexican history

U. S. **

Mexico administration

antiquities

architecture

botany• city history

travels

finance

geology

gulf of phys. geol.

* history

mapsschools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

other topics see table

Mezzotint

Micah Bible

Michael VI. Byzantine history

Michael Angelo, jr. Italian drama

Michel, Jean French "

'Michigan, U. S. history

'Michoacan, Mexico history

Micrembryeae botany

Microbes *'

Micrometers astronomy' Micronesia history

Micro-organisms theory of disease

Micro]>hone

Microphotography microscopy

photography

Microi)yle zoology

Microscopes

optics

Microscopic life invertebrates

material, prep, of

Microscopical analysis cf water

Microscopy

Tupieii iu black face type are tsub-

112

029

371

3ir

507

526.91

54073S9

61S.73

389

943-45

914-345

841.18

944-39

944.38

970.1

972.05

973.62

35472

913.72

720.972i

581972

97^-5

917.25

33672

557-2

SS^'4^3

972

912.72

379.72

317.2

917.2

341.272

766

224-93

949.502

852.51

842.22

977.4

972.3

583- 925

5^9-95

5^2.53

996.5

6[6.oi

537-82

578.4

778

591-172

578

535-82

592

578.6

578

591-8

55286 1 6.077

5S[.8'

5841

578.4

628.41

617.84

437.02

S31.2

974

942.1

974.44

942.4-S618.89

618.2

591.52

572.3

Microscopy animal histology

lithology

study of disease

vegetable histology

Microspermeae botanyMicrotome microscoi)y

Middens and privies scavensin<T

kitchen prehist. arch. 571.93Middle ages European history 940.1

ear, diseases of

High German language

poetry

States, U. S. history* Middlesex, England **

'Co.. Mass. «

'Midlands, England history

Midwifery, antiseptics in

obstetrics

Migrations of animals

men ethnology

Mikkelsen, Hans, Danish miscellany 839.8823Milay Fontanals, M., Span, miscel. 868.53' Milan history 945-2

travels 9U-52Mildew botany 589.2

Military academies, e. g. West Point ^SS'^7and naval arts 3^5antiquities 355-09architecture, fortifications 623.1

biography

engineering

history

Amer. civil warof special countries see country

hospitals

hygiene

law

organization in schools

pensions

religious orders

roacls and bridges

science

signals

surgery

surveying

Militia

Milk analysis

9235623

35509

97374

362.1

613.67

355

371-43

351-5

929.7

623.6

355

623.7

617.99

526.99

355adulterations 614.321

chemistry 543-2and its products adult. 614.32

cure therapeutics 61 5.S54

dairy 63-

fever obstetrics 618.71

physiological zoology 591.146Mill, John Stuart British philos.

Mill dams hydraulic eng.

A'ater engines

divided. Superior figures refer 10 the tables at th^end of tliiK index.

(5^0

192.7

627.8

621.29

Mill

MonkeysINDEX

Mill gearing and machinery

stones mechan. eng.

work engineering

MiHenniiim theology

Miller, Joaquin American poetry

Millerites

Millers* occupation hygiene

Miileyoye, C: II. French poetry

Millinery clothing

Milling tools

Mills and manf. works eng.

cotton, woolen, etc.

flour meal and feed arch,

paper •*

manufactures

textile •*

wood-working "

Milton, J. English poetry

'Milwaukee, Wis. history

travels

Mimetic arts

variation animals

Mimicry

Mindand bodycure therapeutics

in animals zoology

readers* lives

reading mesmerismMine cars

fires

surveying

Mineral cements chem. technology 666.9

economic geology 553.6S

irritant poisons, therapeu. 615.92

oil refining air pollution 614.724

oils chemical technology 665.4

economic geology 553-2S

springs economic geol. 553.7

surveys

trades air pollution

veins ore deposits

waters adulterations

artifi. chem. tech.

economic geology 553.7

013.38

615.79

693.67

INDEX621.S5

IMines, suffocation in protec. of life 6r4.8^

621.92

621.8

S11.45

2S9.3

61363

841.67

646

621.94

621.7

677

725.47

725.46

676

725.41

725-44

821.47

977.5

91775

792

591.155

177.1

250

130

615.851

591. SI

920.9

134

622.63

622.82

622.14

622.13

614.72

553-19

614.348

663.6

hygiene

therapeutics

wool linings masonry

Mineralogy

determinative

of the Bible

Minerals rock determination

MineL^, admin, of government

military eng.

mining

549

549.1

220.8549

552.81

35^.823

623.2

622o\vnershi]>, political economy 333.8

Miniatures painting

Minima and maxima algebra

geometryMining companies mining eni;.

757

5' 2.3

513.1^

622.06dangers and accidents, eng. 622.8

622

62.:.007

622.2

33^-^

622.19

engmeermglaws

practical

products political econom)prospectuses

^^'"'Ster eccles. polity 262.14Ministerial authority " « 262.8

Ministers French government

Ger. state "

lives

Ministration to sick and deadMinistries of state architecture

war

Ministry

354.4404,

354.430&

922

265.8

725.12

725.12

ecclesiastical polity 262.1

German gov. 354-43o6.-

lay

parish workreligion

Minnesingers German poetry* Minnesota, U. S. history

Minorca history

travels

Minority representation polit. sci.

Minors

Minot, L.

* Minstrelsy

law

English poetryit

Mints

negro vocal musicpolitical economy

Minute books curiosa

Miocene period geologvMiracle plays Eng. literature

general history

religion

theatre

doctrines

New Testament

post-Biblical

optics

Miracles

i(

obstetrics

Mirage

Mirrors

Miscarriage

Miscegenation, ethics

hygiene

law^ Miscellanies see subjects

^ Miscellany English literature

Misers, lives of

Mishna JudaismMissals Catholic ritual

illuminated

Missing link origin of species

262.14

258

250

831.2

977-6

946.7

9'4-67

324.2

347-6

821.14

821

784.7

33^-46

099

55'-782

822.1

809.2

244

792

231.7

226.7

23 I-?

535-3

535-87

61S39.

»73-'

613.9

347-6

828

920.S

296

264.025

096

575-^Topics iu bla€k face type are »ub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of this index.

(512)

Missionaries, lives of 922

Missionary schools 377-6

Missions, city 266

home and foreign 266

music for sacred music 783.7

parish 269

Roman Catholic 266.2

'Mississippi, U. S. history 976.2

bubble loan institutes 332.31

river description 9*7.7

valley " 9t7-7

'Missouri, U. S. history 977-8

compromise, U. S. history 973.54

river, description 917-78

Mistral, Frederic Proven9al poetry 849.146

Mitchell, D. G. Am. miscellany S18.32

Mites animal parasites

Mithradatic war Roman history

Mithraic worship

Mitre sacred ornaments

Mixed drinks adulterations

chemical tech.

Mixing machinery for sewage

Mnemonic derangements

Mnemonicsancient historyMoab

Moabite stone

MobsModeling

'Modena

administration

sculpture

history

travel

Modern analytical geometryarchitecture

church history

costumes and customsdance music

European history

geometryGreek language

literature

history

philosophers

lives

Sabbath theology

sculpture

Modesty ethics

Modulus of machines physics

Moesia ancient history

Moguls Indian "

Mohammedan architecture

MohammedanismMoisture conditions of life

hygiene

physical geography

preven. in museums

soil p'ublic health

616.96S5

937-05

295

247.6

614.349

663.8

62S.342

132.S

154-1

939.46

492.617

35'-752

731

945-4

914.54

516-5

724

270.8

390

786.46

9405

513-5

489

889

940999190

921

263.2

735

179.9

531.43

939.88

954

7^3-3

297

577.4

613.14

551-57

579-83

614.772

Mill

Monkeys

Moisture therapeutics 615.833

Molar pregnancy 618.39

Molasses chemical technology 664.1

Molbeck, F. C. K. Danish drama 839.8265

'Moldavia, Turkey history 949-8

Moldings, carved arch, decoration 729.55

painted ** **

Molecular physics

structure

Molecules, displacement of

theoretical chemistry

Moles zoology

Moliere, J. B. P. French drama

Molina, Tirso de Spanish "

Molinists heresies

persecution

' Molise, Italy, history

MoUusca paleontologfy

zoology

MoUuscoidea

729.45

539

539-1

5.395

541-2

599.3

S42.42

S62.33

273-7

272.5

945-71

564

594

5946Molly Maguires labor organizations 331.S8-

Moluccas

Molybdates

Molybdenum

Molza, F, M,

MomentsMonachism' Monaco

history

mineralogy

metals, chemistry

Italian fiction

poetry

statics

theology

history

' Monaghan, Ireland history

Monarch Fng. government

Monarchic institutions

Monarchs* lives

Monarchs of states Ger. govern,

Monarchv, absolute

constitutional

Monasteries architecture

theology

Monastic orders '*

schools education

Monetary congresses

Moneyadministration

making commerce

ethics

paper

* Mongolia, China history

Mongolian languages

Mongols history

Russian history

Monimiaceas botany

Monism philosophy

Monitorial system of education

Monitors, iron clads naval eng.

school government

Monkeys zoology

991-3

549-74

546.77

^53-33

851-34

531-23

271

944.94

941.67

354-4203

521.6

923.1

354-4307

321.6

321-7

726.7

271

271

377-3

33='44

332

351.82Z

658

174.4

332-5

951-7

495

950

947.03

583-928

147

371-41

623.9

371-57

519.8

Topics in black face type are sub-tlivided. Superior figures refer to tUe tables at theend uf this index.

(513)

MonksMuscles

Monks and nuns retig. orders^ Monmouth, England history

MonocotyIedon«e botanyMonogamy family ethics

hygiene

design

prehistoric arch.

insanity

INDEX

MonogramsMonoliths

MonomaniaMonopolies

271

943.43

584

173-

613.89

745

571-94

133.

1

338.S

state, e. g. tobacco in France 336.19

599-1

583-63

973-54

974.7SS

3-7.73

551-51

591.159

573-9

581.159

Monotremata mammalsMonotropeie botany

Monroe,J., presidency of

' Monroe Co., N. V. history

doctrine, foreign relations

Monsoons meteorology

Monstrosities, animal

human dwarfs, etc.

vegetable

teratology 5S1.22

Mont Blanc travels 9U449Mont Cenis tunnel 622.26

Montagu, Mrs. E. English letters S26.62

M.. Lady " "826.51

Montaigne, M. E. de French essays 844.31

•Montana, U. S. history 978.6Montanism heresies 273.9Montemayor, Jorge de Spanish fict. 863.31* Montenegro history 949-7Montesquieu, C. de S., French essays S44.52' Montgomery Co., N. V. history 974.746' WalesMonti, Vincenzo Italian poetry

'Montreal history

travels

Monts de piete, administration

loan institutes

cemeteries

prehistoric

astronomycharts

effect on tides

maps observations

English essays

" poetry

Moorish architecture

kingdom Spanish history 946.02Moors, expulsion of ** " 946.03

Moot-courts 340-7

Moraines glaciers 55'-32Moral agency, free, doctrinal theology 233.7

education 377exi)ectations probabilities 51 92government in schools

heredity doctrine

metaphysics

Monuments

Mean

Mooic, E.

T.

94--94

851.64

971-4

917.14

351-825

33^-33

718

571.9

523-3

523-39

525.62

524.3

824.61

821.75

371.5^5

233-3

129.2

Moral philosophy

science ethics

sentiment •*

systemsMorals and church

history of "

170

170

171.2

171

26:.

4

170.9laboring classes polit. econ. 331.S4of the press ethics

war «•

Moratin, L. F. de Spanish dramaX. F. de '• poetry

* Moravia history

Moravian brethren sects

* language

missions

Morbid anatomy

habits hygiene

'Morbihan, France histor}^

More, T; English fiction

' Morea history

'Morelos, Mexico **

1 79-1

172.4

S62. 42

86 1. 4

1

943-72

284.6

491 87

266.46

616.078

613.S7

94413823.2

949-5

972.4Moreto y Cabaiia, A. Spanish drama 862.37Moringe^e

Mork, J. H,

MormonismMorning prayer

botany

Swedish fiction

Anglican ritual

family devotions

personal religion* Morocco history

travels

Morphine habit ethics

Morphology animals

5S3.299

839-7341

298

264.033

249

248

964

916.4

178.8

5914comparative philology 415English language

plants

Morris, W. English poetry

Mortality, law of insurance

statistics

public health

building materialMortar

Mortars

425-1

5S14

821,85

36.S.3

614.12

691.5chemical technology 666.9

Mortgages

Mortitication

Mortmain

ordnance

prehistoric archsol.

law

surgery

law

Mortuary buildings, architecture

customs

623.4

57*. 27

347-2

617. :5

347-2

726.8

393designs sacred ornaments 247.3

Mosaic law Old Testamentwindows, architect, decora.

work

Mosaics arch, decoration

floors and tloorinu:

religious ornaments

222.Z

729.85

747

7297721.67

247.4Moscherosch,

J: M. German satire 837.51Topics ill black face type are siub-divide*l. Superior (inures refer to the tables at thr

eud of tliini iudex.

15H)

* Moscow history

travels

'Moselle, France history

Mosenthal, S. H. German dramaMoslems

Mosques architecture

947-3

9M.73944.3S

832.82

297

726.2

INDEX

Mouth

' Mosquito shore, Cent. Amer., history 972.S5

Mosquitoes animal parasites

zoology

botany

sea algae

sacred music

ethics

Goose folk-lore

maternity

domestic economyeconomic zoology

zoology

616.9681

diseases

physiology

surgery

Movable bridges militarv engin.

Movables chattels

Movements of plants botanyMowatt, A. C American drama' Mozambique historv

Mosses

Motet

Mother

Moths

595-77f

Mucilage manufacture58S.2

5S9-3

783.4

^73-S

3<>'^-3

618

646

59 1.68

595-78Motion, beginnings of origin of life 576.4

composition of, physics

in medicine massage

astronomy

53'-22

615.82

521.11

u65253

hydraulics 532.5

«(

laws of

metaphysics

of earth

liquids

plants botanysap in plants **

solar system

perpetual mechanics

pure physics

rectilinear *•

Motor apparatus physiol.

system anatomysurg. opera-

animals

English literature

fungi

architecture

embryology

Mound builders pre-historic arch.

U. S. history

Mounds, grave pre-historic arch. 571.92

pre-historic architecture 571.9

Mountain cottages architecture

Motory organ;

^ MottoeoMould

Mouldings

Moulting

581.5

5S1.11

523-24

53^'^

S3^-^

33^-3^

612.7

611.

7

617.47

591-47

828

5S9.2

729-31

591-34

571.91

973-1

72S.7

^-S-3

613.12

railways

resorts hygiene

Mountaineering

•Mountains, attraction of, geodesy

in moonmeasurement of

physical geography

volcanic

Mounting specimens, coUec. manuals 579.5telescopes 522.25

Mourning customs 393-9Month anatomy ' 611.31

526.14

523-34

55«-53

551-43

551.21

MonksMuscles

616.31

612.31

6t7.53

624.8

347-3

581.5

812,31

967.9

068.4

631Muck agriculture

Mucous membranes administra-

tion of medicine by 615.66

physiology 61238secretion animals >9i.i4l

Mudie's circulating libraries 027. MiMuggietonians sects 2S9.9Mulberry agriculture 634

silk culture 638zoology 2^.7

Mule

Muller, F. !*aludan Danish poetry 839.S167Multiovulatae aquaticae botany 583.9a

58392a5i7j4

618.25

523;^4

654.2

393-3

616.31

614-544

S39.8464

terrestres

Multiple integrals calculus

pregnancy obstetrics

stars

Multiplex telegraphs commun.MummiesMumps diseases

public health

Munch, P. A. Danish essays

Munch-Hellinghausen Germ, drama 832.75' Munich history

travels

Municipal bonds political economvcivil service

corporations, admin.

law

government, admin,law-

Munitions of war military eng.' Munster, Ireland historyMuntaner, Ramon Catalan misc.

Mural circles astronomical insir.

decorations architectureMuratori, L. A. Italian essays

'Murcia, Spain history

Murder criminal lawMurner, T: German satire

Murrain cattle disease

Musci botany

Muscle-reading

Muscles

943-j6

9*4-336

332-6

352-005

352

347.1

352

3S^

623.4

941.9

849.9813

S^^32729

-"^54.56

946.7

343S37.41

619.2

5S8.2

'34

611.73anatomy

chem. composition of 61 1.73diseases of 616.74smooth physiol. 6(2.73striped •*

612.74Topics in black face type are sub-Uivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tb«

end of titis index.

(5' 5)

Muscles

NepenthaceaeINDEX

Muscles structure anatomy 611.73

Muscular disorders eye diseases 617.76

exercise hygiene 613.72

sense mental faculties 152.6

physiology 612.S85

Museums and libraries 021.4

architecture 727.6

arrangement of specimens 579.7

art fine arts

gov. admin.

medical

school

scientific natural science

Sunday opening

other museums see subject

Mushrooms botany

food

708

351-853

610.77

371.65

.S07

263.7

Musicbox mech, instruments

copyright

ecclesiology

halls architecture

public worship

therapeutics

Musical form

Instruments

acoustics

sounds *'

Musicians' lives

Muspilli German poetry

Musquitoes animal parasites

Musset, L. C. A. de French drama

Mustard emetics

M ustelidae zoology

Muster rolls

Mutilations of library books

war customs

Mutiny maritime law

Mutual action of planets

aid societies pol. economybenefit societies adminis.

5S9.22

643

780

789-8

655.62

246.7-8

725.S1

264.2

615.837

781.5

780

534.S5

534-3

927.8

S31.14

616.9681

S42.76

poetry 841.77

61573'

Mycenae

MycologyMydriatics

Myology

Myopia

M yoporineae botany

Mvricacese

Myriopoda

Myristiceae

Myrsineae

Myrtaceae

Myrtales

Mysia

*Mvsore, India

ancient history

botanytherapeutics

anatomy

eye diseases

zoology

botany

ancient history

history

599-7

2SS024.8

399

3477521.41

334.7

351-825

93S.8

589.2

615.784

611.73

617.75

583.871

5S3.974

595-6

583-927

5^5-^77

583-42

583.4

939-21

954.8

Mysteries

Mystery plays Eng. literature

history

religion

theatre

Mystic philosophers

Mysticism heresies

philosophy

Mystics mediaeval

Mythical Greek history

Mythology, comparative

GermanGreek and RomanNorse

MythsMyxosdema diseases

Myxomycetes botany

Nabatheans ancient history

Naevius, Cnasus Latin dramaNahum Bible

Naiadaceae botany

Nails anatomy

physiology* Nairn, Scotland history

Names of persons and places' Nantes history

travels

Nantes, edict of, religious history

Nantucket Co., Mass. "

Naphthalene organic chemistry' Naples, Italy history* Naples city history

travels

Napoleon I., Fr. hist.. First consulate 944.046I. " " '• empire 944.05III. French history 944-07

Napoleon, code law 349-442Napoleonic period, European history 940.8

wars German history 943.06Russian " 947.07

Scandinavian hist. 948.06'Napoli, Italy, history 945-73Narcotic poisons therapeutics 615.96Narcotics, action of hygiene 613.8

and stimulants ethics 178

^33

822.1

809,2

244

792

189.5

273-2

M9-31S9.5

938.01

29

1

293

292

293

291

616.997

589.29

939-40

872.2

224.94

584-74

611.78

612.79

941.22

929.4

944.14

914.414

272.4

974-49

547.28

945-7

945-73

9'4-573

moral use of

Nardi, Jacopo, Italian essays

Narrow-gauge railways

Nasal passages anatomyNasby, P.V. American humorNaso-phaiyngeal space, diseases of' Natal, Africa history

Natatores birds

Nataturiums architecture

National aid to education

and state universities

Topics lu black face type are fiub-diviiled. Superiorend of thU index*

t!i6)

178.8

854-32

625.1

611.21

817.42

616.21

96S.4

598.4

725-74

379-12

379- * 6

tigureA refer to the tables at tk*

National and state universities 378

assembly, 1789-92, Fr. hist. 944.041

187 1, « " 944.08

banks 332-1

1

churches vs. organic unity 261.8

INDEX Muscles

NepenthacesB

Naval biography

engineering

history

Amer, civil war

391

390

336.3

027.5

786.45

7"329.942

329

379-15

719

784.4

costumescustoms, special

debt finance

libraries

music

parks

politics England

U. S.

school supervision

solidiers' cemeteries

songs music

Nations, law of, international lav/ 341

rise of, European history 940.2

Native Americans political parties 329.5

elements mineralogy 549-2

Natural body doctrinal theology 233.5

drainage, mining 622.52

gas chem. technology 662.6

economic geology 553.2S

heating 697.6

history, Biblical 220.S5

collectors' manuals 579of countries

manzoology

law

light shadows

magic

philosophy

religion

science

selection evolution

508.3

573

590

340.1

530

210

500

5754stone building material 691.2

system of botany

theology

ventilation mining

water courses, hygiene of

Naturalists' lives

Naturalization

suffrage

Nature

law of

metaphysics

of being

respiration animals

printing

unity of

Nautical astronomysurveying

Naval architecture

battles

see also special countries

5S0.1

210

622.42

614.772

925.9

325-1

324.1

500

340.1

11-?

metaphysics 1 1

1

engineering

591.121

^55-37

527

526.99

623.8

359

see also special countries

hygiene

men, lives of

schools, e. g. Annapolis

science

ship building

surveying

war

923-S

623.8

359-09

973-75

Navies

Navioration astronomylaws

613.68

923-5

359-07

359

699

526.99

359

359

527

347.7

signals in, communicat. 654.9

physics

useful art

' Navigator's Islands history

Navigators* lives

Navy administration

department, U. S.

Neal, John Am. fiction

Joseph Clay " satire

Neap tides earth

' Nebraska, U. S. history

Nebulae astronomy

Nebular hypothesis i«

Necessitv

Neck

Necks

Necrology

Necromancers

Necrosis

Needle-work

metaphysics

anatomy

surgery

geology

biography

colleges

diseases

art

domestic economyNegro education

race ethnology

nat. hist, of manpolitical standing

slavery

songs music

Nehemiah Bible

' Nejd, Arabia, history

Nelli, Pietro Italian satire

Nematoda parasitic diseases

534-83

656

996.1

923.9

359

353-7

813.26

817.31

525-63

978.2

523-35

523.12

123

611.93

617.53

551.88

920

378

133-4

616.71

746

646

371.94

572-96

573-S

324-1

326

784.7

222.8

953-8

857.41

616.965

Neniean games Greek antiquities . 913.38

Neo-Grec architecture 724.6

Neolithic age prehist. archaeol. 571.3

Neology rationalism 211

Neoplatonism 186.4

Neoplatonists, apologetics against 239,4* Nepaul history 954-2

travels 9' 5-42

Nepenthaceae botany 583.923

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior ligures refer to the tables at theend of tlii!> index.

(517)

NeposNotation

Nepos, Cornelius Latin history 87S.3

Nepotism

Neptune

Nerve fibres

Nervesphysiology

anatomydiseases of

Nervous functions of animals

civil service 35i*^

descriptive astronomy 523.48

612.S1

611.83

616.S7

591. iS

INDEX

' New Orleans

physiology 612.8

prostration 616.843

system, central physiology 612.82

comp. anatomy 591.48

descriptive anat. 591-78

diseases of 616.8

drugs actingon 615.78

human anatomy 6ii.8

hygiene 613.8

pathology 616,8

surg. operation 617.48

sympathet., physio!. 612.S9Nestorian church* Netherlands history

Nets for collectors biology

Nettlerash

Neuralgia

Neurasthenia

Neurology

skin diseases

diseases

28 1.

S

949.2

579.612

616.51

616,87

616.843

591.48

591.78

591.18

595-74

616.85

morphology

organography

physiol, zoology

Neuropiera insects

Neuroses diseases

due to spec, poisons 616.86Neurotic poisons toxicology 615.95Neuters generation of animals 1^91.162

Neutrality international law 341.3Nevada, U. S. history 979-3New Britain, Australia history 993.6

Brunswick, Canada "

Caledonia, Australia

Castile Spanish "

travels

church, Swedenborgian

England history

France, Canada

Granada, S. A.

Guinea

Hampshire, U. S.

Haven, Conn.

Hebrides, Australia

Holland, Australia

Ireland

Jersey, U. S.

Jerusalem church

Mexico, U. S.

history

travels

historytt

it

41

travels

historyt(

travels

historyu

971.5

993-2

946.4

914.64

2S9.4

974

971

917-1

986

995

974.2

974-6?

917-468

993-4

994

919.4

993.6

974-9

2S9.4

978.9

liistory

travels

exposition

Platonism

Plymouth colony history

South Wales "

Sweden, Penn. "

travels

Testament

biography

976.3

917.63

606

186

974-4

994-4

974.8

917.48

225

225.92

Greek dialects 4S7.3' York, U. S. history* city "

travels'

vicinity of hist.* Zealand, «

' Newark, N. J. «

travels' Newfoundland historyNews rooms and reading rooms,

free

Newspaper cuttings preservation

Newspapers ethics

general

974-7

97471

917-471

974-72

993-1

974-932

917.4932

971.8

027.9

029.3

1 79-

1

070history of journalism 070

598.11

512.4

916.76

974-798

917.4799

Newt zoology

Newton's binomial theoremNgami, lake travels

' Niagara Co., N. Y. history

Falls description" Nibelungenlied " German poetry ^831^21' Nicaragua history

972.85travels

917.285Niccohni, G. Italian drama 832.71'Nice history ^^^'^^

travels914.494

Nicene, Ante-, church A. D. ioa-325 281.3councils religious history 270.2^^'^^^

238.1Post., church A. D. 325-1054, 281.4

Nicholas I. Russian history 947.07NichoUs, C. (BronteJ, English fiction 823.81Nickel coinage pol. econ. 332.41

inorganic chemistry 546.74ores economic geol. 553.48

' Xicobar Islands history 092Niello-work arch, decoration 729.64Niembsch v. Strehlenau,Ger. poetry 831.76' Nievre, France history

Niger river description

Night-soil

Nihilism

NUe* Nimes

air pollution

philosophy

socialism

description

history

travels

944.56

916.6

614.764

149.8

33S916.2

944-83

914.483TOP.. .„ ...eU .ace t.pe „e ^-----. -P^ «.„re« ..er to e.e ta.e. 'JH

INDEX

Nineveh ancient history* cuneiform lang.Niobium inorganic chemistry

'Nipal, India history

Nirvana oriental philosophy

Nisard, J. M. N. D. French essays

Nitrates

935-2

492.19

546.89

954-2

181.4

844.77chemical technology 661.6

mineralogy 549-72Nitric acid chemical technology 661.2Nitrites depressants 615.716Nitro-derivatives, organic chemistry 547.8Nitrogen compounds air pollution 614.727

group inorganic chem. 546.17Nitro-glycerine, chemical tech.

Nitrous oxide anaesthetics

'Nivernais, France history

Nobility heraldry

662,2

615.781

944.56

929.7Noble Leyczon, La Proven, poetry 849.132

923.2

7S6.43

843-72

397

sSo.i

Nobles* lives

Nocturne piano musicNodier, J! C! E. French fiction

NomadsNomenclature, botanv' * _

theoretical chemistry 541.9Nominalism philosophy 149.1Nomsz, Jan Dutch drama 839.3245Non-Christian religions 290

and education 377.9Non-conformists Eng. relig. hist. 274.2

sects

Non-Euclidean geometry

Non-jurors Eng, religious history 274.2Non-malignant tumors diseases 616.993Non-metallic elements inorganic

chemistry 546-1

poisons therap. 615-923Non-officinal drugs adulterations 614.352Non-sphericity of planets astron.* Nord, France historv

283.42

5 '3-8

521.43

944-28Nordenflycht, H. C, Swedish poetry S39.7 143' Norfolk, England history*

Co., Mass. "

Noricum ancient "

Norite Plutonic rocks

Normal labor obstetrics

schools

Norman architecture, Eng.

French

Sicilian

conquests European hist. 940.3'Normandy, France history 944.2

942.61

974.47

939-85

552-37

618.44

370.7

723.42

72344

723.45

Norse

Normans, England* Norrland, Sweden•Norse language

literature

history

*«

94S.02

942.02

94S.S

4398

839.8

Norse mythology

old, language

literature

Norsemen Scandinavian hist.* North Africa history

America geography

^

geology

history

languages

statistics

travels

NeposNotation

293

439-6

839-6

948

961

917

557

970

497

317

917Atlantic States, U. S. hist. 974Carolina

Central States historyEast territory, CanadaEastern boundary, U. S.

passage

German Confederation

pole travels

Sea physical geog.

west boundary U. S. hist.

passage travels

Territories, Can. hist. 971,2*

territory, U. S. ^' 977

travels 917.7» Northampton. England history 942.55Northern lights aurora borealis' 523.59

mythology 2g-»

Northmen in America U. S. history 973.13Scandinavian history 948

'Northumberland, England history 942.S2

975-^

977

971-28

973-57

9 19.8

943.081

919.8

551.461

973-611

919.8

Norway administration

botany

finance

geology* history

mapsschools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

union with Sweden histother topics see table I

* Norwegian language

literature

Romanesque arch.Nose diseases, pathology

Nosology medicine

Nostrums State control

Nota, Alberto, Italian dramaNotaries public lawNotation, abridged anal, geometry 5^6.52

arithmetic cu^jfor book sizes 025.3system of library classificat. 025.4theoretical chemistry ^^i.q

354481

581.9481

336.481

554.81

948.1

912.48Z

379.481

314.81

914.81

34i.24St

94S.06

4398839.8

723.4a

616.21

61 6.01

614.27

852.65

347.96

Topic* in black face type are sub-divia.d. Superior figures refer to the table, a. theend »»f this index.

(519;

"Notes

OmentumINDEX

Notes, public and private, pol. econ. 332.5

Notion, concept, mental faculties 153.1

* Nottingham history 942.52

travels 914-252

"Notts, England history 942-52

3 Nouns English syntax 425-5

» forms •' etymology 422.5

•* morphology 425.15

^Nouvelle France history 971

«Nova Scotia " 971-6

Novaculite lithology SS2-4S

Novel reading ethics 175'^

reading and aids 02S.4

writing 808.3

Novelists' lives, Eng. 92S.23

Novels Amer. civil war 973-793

» English literature 823

religious 244

Novgorod, Russia history 947-2

Noxious gases air pollution 614.72

materials storage of, air pol-

lution 614.75

vapors hygiene 613.62

Noxiousness of animals, economic

zoology* Nubia, Egypt history

Nudifio-eae botany

*Nuevc J^eon, Mexico history

Nuisances

public health

Nullification in South Carolina

U. S, constitut. law

Number metaphysics

Numbering machines printing

Numbers, book of Bible

prime arithmetic

shelf library econ.

theory of algebra

Numeration arithmetic

Numerical equations, higher

Numidia ancient history

Numismatics

Nunneries

Nunscloistered religious history

Nuremberg history

travels

Nursery aomestic economy

lore folk-lore

Nurses physiological zoology $9^ -^^3

Nursing domestic economy 649

medicine 610.73

Nusairian religion 297

Nutatior. astron. corrections 522.96

theoretical astronomy 521.9

Nutriments physiology 612.392j

591-65

962.4

584.6

972.1

347-5

614.7

973-561

342.73

119

655-36

222.14

5"-3025.8

512.81

511.

2

512.2

93972

737

271.9

271.9

271.96

943-32

914-332

649

398.3

Nutrition physiological botany 581.13

zoology 591.13* physiology 61 2 .39

Nutritive baths hygiene 613.23

enemeta "613.23

phenomena physiol. 612.39

Nutritory organs comp. anat. 59' -43

descrip. " 59i'73

Nux vomica spinal poisons 615.97

Nyblom, K: R, Swedish essays 839.7460

Nyctagineae botany 5^3-9* ^

Nyerup, Rasmus Danish essays 839.S45

Nymphaeaceae, botany 5S3-118

Oases phys. geog. 55 1 .58

Oaths ethics 179-5

legal 347-94

of allegiance pol. sci,323

*Oaxaca, Mexico history

Obadiah Bible

Obedience doctrinal theology

Obelisks

Oberanimergau passion play

Obituary addresses biography

sermons

Object glass telescopes

teaching education

Objectives microscopy

Oblates monastic orders

Obligations social ethics

Oblique perspective desc. geom.

projection " **

Obliquity of ecliptic to equator

Oboe musical instrument

Observation errors probabilities

mental faculties

Observations astronomyauxiliary, astron.

Observatories '*

school apparatus

Observing chairs astronomy

powers education

Obsidian lithology

Obstetric operations

Obstetrics diseases of womenOccult sciences

Occultations and transits, astronomy 523 99finding longitude 525.48

Occupations, injurious hygiene 613.6

mortality in public

he:i!ih O14.15

special dis. from 6x6

Ocean coast changes 55 '-3^

currents phys. geog. 551.47

exploration 910.4

geography maps 912

life zoology 591-92

972.7

224.91

234.6

718

792

920

252.9

522.24

372.3

578.2

271.76

177-8

515.61

5'5-3

525-3^

788.7

519.6

152

524

522.6

522.1

371.68

522.28

372-3

55^-23

618.8

618.2

133

Topics in black face type are sub-tlividecl, Superior tigures refer to the tables att CUeeiul ut' thi!^ iuilex.

(520)

Ocean telegraph

tides

transportation sociology

useful arts

travel

Oceanica

654.5

5256

3^7

656

910.4

279

919

559

990

319

919

OceansOchnaceae botany

Octateuch Bible

Octocorolla radiates

Odd Fellows secret societies

Odel, Anders, Swedish poetry

'Odessa history

Odic force

Odontalgia

Odontology

ecclesiastical hist.

geography

geology

history

statistics

travels

physical geography 55146

5^3-245

222

593-62

3*^-3

839.7144

947-7

134

617-65

59143

591-73

611.3

56S

INDEX Notes

Omentuoi

Oil, animal chemical technology 665.2

coal economic geology 553-2^manufacture 665painting art 751

building 698.1

refining, mineral air pollution 614.724

vegetable agriculture 6^^chemical analysis 543-8

Oils adulterations 614.313

essential, chem. tech. 668.5

fixed, materia medica 61 5.34

protec. extern, agents 615.776

dentistry

animal comp. anat.

descr. "

human "

Odontornithes fossils

<£cumenical councils, eccles. pol. 262.5

relig. hist. 270.2

Oehlenschlager, A. G. Dan. poet. 839.8161

CEsophagus anatomy 611.32

diseases of 616.32

Offal air pollution 614.763

Offensive animals econ. zoology 591-66

materials, storing, air poUu. 614.75

Offertory ahns 264.9

organ music 7S6.86

sacred music 7S3.23

Office and apartment buildings, arch. 725.22

buildings

tenure of civil service

training law education

Officers, army and navy lives

civil service "

U -T725-23

3514340-7

9235

9235organization 351.1

duties of public ethics

Offices, excise architecture

post '•

public "

record **

Official functions civ. serv. officers

register, U. S., civil service

residences architecture

Officinal drugs, adulterations

Offspring hygiene

Ogier, Guillelnius Dutch drama

*Ohio, U. S., history

valley description

Oil, animal chemical analysis

172.2

725.14

725.16

725.13

725.15

3S^-^

35^2

725.17

614.351

613.9

839-3235

977-1

9177

543-9

' Oise, France

Olacales

Oiacineze

Olai, Ericus

history

botany

Swedish poetry

Old age, mortality public health

therapeutics of

•* Bactrian language* Castile Spanish history

travels

Catholic church

* Egyptian language^ English language

French "

* Norse **

literature

* Persian language* Prussian '*

red sandstone geology

^ Saxon language

literature

Testamentbiography

'Oldenburg, Germany histor^

travels

Oldham, J. English satire

Oleacese botany

Olefines organic chemistry

Oleomargarine, adulterations

chemical technology 664.3

Oleron, laws of, admiralty law 347-7

944-35

583.26

583.261

839.7113

614-135

615.54

491-52

946.3

914.63

284.8

493.1

427.01

447-Ot

4396839.6

891.51

491.91

55174

4392839-2

221

221.92

943-52

914.352

827.45

58371

547-22

614.326

Olfaction

Oligarchy

Olive oil

' Olonetz

physiology

pyschology

Topics iu black face type are sub-divideil.

612.86

152.3

321.5

chemical technology 665.3

Russian history 947-2

Olozaga, Salustiano de. Span, oratory S65. 51

Oltmans, J. F., Dutch fiction 839.3353Olufsen, O. K., Danish drama 839.S257

Olympiads chronology 529-3

Olympicgames, Grecian antiquities 913.38' Oman, Arabia history 953-5Omens delusions i ^^.^

Omentum anatomy 611.38

diseases of 616.38

Sn|>e;*ior tigures refer to the tables at theeud of tills index.

i

OmnigraphOtaheite

Omnigraph engravingOmnipotence doctr. theology

Omnipresence, ** ••

Omniscience, " «•

Onagrarieae botany* Oneida Co., N. V. history

Oneida community socialism

*OnondagaCo., X.N, history

'Ontario, Canada *«

* Co.. N.Y. ••

Ontogeny embryologyOntology philosophy

Onychophora articulates

Oolite

INDEX

geology

lithology

Oology ornithology

Oosporea? algae

fungiOoze' lithology

Opal economic geologyOpen channels hydraulics

workings mining

Opening lib. and museums, Sundaylibraries on Sunday

Openings in roofs arch, construction 72 1.55

760

23M2314

23^-4

5^3-445

974762

33S-973

974.765

971.3

974-786

591-3

III

595-5

551-76

552-56

59S.2

589.5

58924

552.54

553-S

532-54

622.31

024.4

Optional studies

vaccination

curriculum 375.04

public health 614.4739

reptiles

fishes

zoology

eye diseases

streets, sewerageOpera, amusement

bouffe dramatic musicdramatic musicethics

houses architecture

recitative vocal musicOperations, calculus of

Operative surgeryOperetta music

Ophicleide "

Ophidia

Ophiomorpha

Ophiuridea

Ophthalmia

Ophthalmic surgery

Ophthalmoscope

Opitz V. Boberfeld Germ, poetryOpium analgesics

habit ethics

hygiene

narcotic poisons

traffic ethics

Opossums mammalsOppian Greek poetry ^^.^Opposition of good and evil, heresies 273.2Oppositions solar system 523.23Optic nerve eye diseases 617.71Optical crystallography 54S.9*'

Optics ^Optimism philosophy 149.5

62S.231

792

782.7

782

175.2

725.82

7S4-2

517.7

617.9

782.8

788.45

598.12

597.7

593-94

617.71

617.7

617.7

83;.5i

615.783

178.8

613.82

615,961

17S.8

599.2

883.4

Oracles mind and bodyOral examinations education* Orange Co., N. Y. history* Orange Free State "

^ Orations English literatureOratorios sacred musicOratorsMives, EnglishOratorv

sacred homileticsOrbit of comets

earth

eye, etc.

moonplane of, in space

position of, in planeOrbits of heavenly bodies"Orcades, Scotland historyOrchards agriculture

Orchestral musicsacred music

Orchestrion musicOrchids botany

^33-3

37 ».27

97473»96S.5

825

7^3-3

92S.25

S0S.5

25f

astronomy 523.63

5253diseases 617.78

astronomy 523.33

521.21

521.22

521.3

941.12

634

785

783.1

789-7

584.15fertilization of, botany 5S1.16

Ordeal, trial by lawOrder, public administrationOrders, holy ministry

sacraments

in Council, 1807-8, Eng. hist.

the ministry, eccles. polity 262.16monastic 271of architecture arch, design 729.32knighthood heraldry 929.71

340.3

351.75

262.16

265.4

942.073

Ordinal

OrdinancesAnglican ritual

Ordination

Ordnance

religious

eccles. polity

sacraments

sermons

engineering

Ordo anomalus botanyOre concentrators mining eng.

deposits

dressing mining eng.Oregon history

question U. S. hist.

Ores except iron econom. geol,iron « «

metallurgy

mineralogy

mining 1

Orford, H. Walpole Eng. letters

Organ, cabinet

musicmusical instrument

264.037

264.035

265

262.16

265.4

252.7

623.4

583899

622.75

553-1

622.7

979-5

973-5

553-4

553-3

669

549622

826.61

786.9

786.8

786.5Xop.c« in black face type are sub-divH,ed. Superior figures refer to the tables at ...eend of tills index.

(522)

INDEX OmnigraphOtaheite

Organ sacred music 783.1

Organic and inorganic matter, differ-

ences

chemical industries

chemistry

drugs materia medicamaterial zoology

remains paleontology

Oi^anization central government,Foreign states

city government

civil service

cooperation

courts law

laboring classes

schools education

Organography botany

zoology

Organs of generation anatomycomp. anat. 591.46

descr. " 591.76

over-use of certain, hygiene 613.65

Oriels architectural design 729.3S

577.1

660

547

615-3

59^-137

560

354

352.004

35^-^

334-1

347-97

331 87

371-2

581.7

591.7

611.6

Oriental architecture

art

churches

customshistory

languages

literature

music theory

mythology

philosophers' lives

philosophy

question Turkey

religions

societies

theologians* lives

Orientalia literature

Orientals education

Orientation ecclesiology

Orifices hydraulics

Origen early Christian philosophy 1S9.2

Origi:i of English language 422.1

evil natural theology 216

indivxd. soul metaphys. 129

knowledge •• 121

language 401

life 576man, natural hist, of man 573.2

printing 655*ii

religious belief 201

sexes evolution 57 5.9

species **575*8

speech philology 401

Original home of man ethnology 572.4

722

709.5

281.5

915

«90

781.7

291

921.9

18 i

949.6

290

490.6

922.1

890

371.96

246.1

J-j2

Original sin doct. theol.

Orinoco river travels

' Orissa, India, history

* language

' Orkneys, Scotland history

Orleans, C: due d* French poetry* France history* Co., N. Y.

house of French history

Ormin English poetry

Ornament, carved arch. dec.

painted " **

Ornamental botany

design

233-2

918.7

9541

491.45

941.12

841.22

944-5

974.7QI

944.063

S2f.I2

729.5

729-4

716

745gardening, landscape 710joinery carpentry 694.7

plaster-work masonry 693.63

3917

571.7

646

Ornaments costume

pr^nistoric

toilet

' Orne, France history

Ornithology

Orobanchaceae botany

Orology physical geographyOrphan asylums

architecture

944-23

598.2

5S3.S21

55»-43

362.7

725.57" Orphic poems " Greek epic poetry S83.5

523.28

2S1.9

273

411

421.5

5'5-5i

Orrery astronomy

Orthodox church, holy or GreekOrthodoxy heresies

Orthoepy comparative philol.

English languageOrthographic projections

3 Orthography English language 421Orthomorphic projections geodesy 526.82Orthopedic appliances surgery 617.92

surgery 617.3OrthDptera articulates 595-72Oryctology paleontology 560Os, dilatation obstetric operations 61S.84

Oscillations of earth's crust 551.24Osculation calculus 5*7-24Osmium inorganic chemistry 546.94Osmose of liquids

Osmosis physiology

^Ossetic languageOssian English literature

532-7

612.38a

491.56

821.66

Ossoli, M. (Fuller) d' Amer. essays S14.31

591-79

591.49

61 1.7

1

913.38

595.33

974-767

996.2

919.62

Osteology, animal descriptive

comparative

human anatomyOstracism Greek antiquities

Ostracoda articulates

* Oswego Co., N. V, history

' Otaheite history

travels

Topicb in black face type are fiub-dlvideil. Superior fi£:ureti refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(5-3)

Otfried

Parliamentary

Otfried German poetry

Otology anatomy of ear

'OtsegoCc. N. Y. history

Otto I. German history

II.

Ill,

IV.

* Ottoman empire "

Otway, T. English dramaOudaan, Joachim Dutch drama'Oudii, India history

Out-buildings architecture

Outcrop geology

Out-door sports

Outfall sewerage system

sewers

Outlawry criminal law

•Outlines, compends, see subject.

Outlining

Outlooks

Outposts

Ovaries

Ovariotomv

Ovarv

Over-hours

mantels

INDEX

831.12

611.85

974.774

943022

943.022

943.022

943025

949-6

822.45

839-3236

954-2

728.9

551-85

796

628.217

628.27

343

741drawing

landscape gardening 717mihtarj- science

anatomy

surgery

diseases of womenhygiene

fixed furniture

use of certain organs hygiene 613.65OverfaJls hydraulics 532-53Overflows sewer appurtenances 628.258Overshot wheels mechanical eng. 621.22

Overskou, T: Danish dramaOverstrain, physical hygiene

355611.65

617.46

61S.M

613.61

729.95

Ovid

839.8264

613.73

371.71

785.5

613.61

'31

871.2

618.32

692.9

333

615-735

549-79

Overstudy school hygiene

Overture orchestral musicOverwork hygiene

mental mental hyg.

Latin poetrv

Ovum, pathology of pregnancyremoval obstetric opera. 61S.8

Owners, absentee and alien 333-4liability of building

Ownership, land

Oxalate of cerium therapeutics

Oxalates mineralogy

Oxenstjerna,J. G. Swedish poetry 839.7154

* Oxford, England history 942-57travels 9J4.257

movement 283University 378.42

Oxids mineralogy 549-5Oxygen, chemistrv 54f>-2i

compounds, mineralogy 549.5group, inorgan. chemistry 546,2

Oxytocics therapeutics 615.766Oysters fisheries 639

food 643lopics in black face type are sub-divided.

Oysters, preserved pub. health

zoology

Ozocerite economic geologyOzone chemistry

hygiene

Pachyderms zoology' Pacificlslands, Polynesia, hist.

travel 919.6ocean physical geography 551.465

'slope, U. S. history

^states " *'

Paddock lectures apologetics^ Padua history

travels

Paediatrics medicine

Pasdogenesis zoology

Pagan architecture

PaganismPageants customsPaging machines printing

Pail system sanitation

Pailleron, Kdouard French dramaPain sense physiology

Painless extinction of animal life

Paint, prehistoric

Painted decoration arch, dec.Painters' lives

Painting fine art

house, sign, etc.

Paintings, collections of, galleries 708engravings from 750

Paints chem. technology 667.6Palaces architecture 728.3

of rulers arch. 725.17' Palatinate, Upper, Germany hist. 943.34^Paleography English language 421.7

inscriptions 417Paleolithic age prehistoric arch. 571.

i

614.31^

594.1

553-27

546.21

613.16

599-6

996

979

979

23905

945-3

914.53

618.9

591.163

722

290

394.5

655-36

62S.42

842.S7

612.884

614.971

571.72

7294

927-5

750

698.1

Paleontology' Palermo

Palestine

Palestrina

end of this index.'524;

history

travels

ancient history

modern "

pre-Judaic history

travels

sacred music* Pali languagePalimpsests rare mss.

Palingenesis metaphysicsPalladium inorganic chemistry 546.9SPalladius Danish miscellany 839.8S24Pallium sacred ornaments 247.6Palm, J. H. van der Dutch essays 839.345tPalmae botany

5^4.5Palmieri, Matteo Italian essays 854.22Palmistry magic 13.(3

Superior figures refer to the fables at thu

560

945-8

914.58

933

956.9

939.45

915.69

7S3-4

491-3

091

129.4

Palmyra ancient history 939-43Pal'itUn-Muller, F. Danish poetry S^g.S\6y

INDEX

Paradise

Pamphlets mis. collections

preservation of

on special topics see subject

Pamphylia ancient history

Panastius Greek philosophers' Panama history

Pananti, Filippo Italian satire

Pancreas anatomy

diseases of

physiology

Pancreatic fluid "

secretions animals

Pancreatine aids to digestion

J'andaneae botany

Pandects Roman law

Panelled construction carpentry

Panels, carved, arch, decoration

painted " **

Panics, commercial political econ.

*Panjabi languagePannonia ancient history

Panopticon prison system

Pantheism natural theology

philosophy

Pantheon architecture

Pantomimes music

Panzacchi, Enrico Italian essays

Papacy eccles. polity

Papal bulls ecclesiastical polity

conclaves '*

infallibility **

States, Italy history

supremacy, Italian "

Papaveraceae botany

I'aper covers library books

hanging trade

in books publishing

manufacture

mills architecture

money

roofing building

Paphlagonia ancient history

* Papua history

Papular affections of skin

M

025.4

939291 88-4

986

857.67

611.37

616.37

612.34

612.34

591.143

615.7342

584.61

349-375

694.5

729.56

729.46

332

491.42

939.86

365

212

M7722.7

782.9

S54.S8

262.13

262

262.13

262.13

945.6

945-03

583.122

025.7

698.6

655-53

676

725.46

332.5

695.7

939.31

995616.51

091

828

226.8

Papyrus manuscripts

5 Parables English literature

New Testament

Parabola analytical geometry 516.25

geometry 5'3-25

Paraboloid analytical geometry 516.45

Parabosco, Girolamo Italian fiction S53.45

Paracelsus mediaeval philos. 1S9.5

Paradise, garden of Ji^den, Bible geog. 220.91

Genesis 222.11

Ottried

Parliamentary

primitive home of race 572.4

theology

Paradisi, Agostino Italian poetry

Paraffin chem. technology

Paraffins organic chemistry

Paraffining building material' Paraguay history

Parallax, lunar astronomy

practical "

solar *•

stellar «

terrestrial "

Parallel forces

lines

perspective

planes

Parallelism Scripture

Paralysis diseases

Parasites, animal diseases

physics

geometry

descr. geom.

geometry

236.6

S51.61

665.4

547.21

691.2

989

523.3'

522.91

523-92

523.81

525.16

53^.24

513-13

515.61

5^3-33

220.88

6I6.S42

6Z6.96X

of animals animal hyg. 614.92

pathology of animals

plants

vegetable diseases

Parasitic animals

diseases dermatology

pathology

public health

plants

Parchment paper making

58^'.23

616.969

591.69

616.57

616.96

614.55

581.69

676

Parent and child

Parents

Parian chronicle

Parenchymatous absorption phys. 612.3S8

347-6

173.5

481.7

93S

583.1a

857.64.

944-36

914.436

law

ethics

Arundel marbles

Greek history

Parietales botanyParini, Guiseppe Italian satire

* Paris, France history

travels

congress of, 1856 intern, law 341.

i

expositions

Parish care of sick, fallen, etc

ecclesiastical polity

government England

law

libraries

missions theology

work, societies for

Park buildings architecture

Parks hygiene

of ground

public, landscape gardenmglocal government

Parliament constitutional law

Englandhouses of arch.

Parliamentary blue books

606

258

262.2

352.0423

352

027.8

269

256

725.76

613.75

614.783

711

352.7

342.42

328.42

725.11

32S.424

Topics in black face type are 8ub-ilivi<led. Superior figures refer to tlie tables at theend uf thi8 index.

(525)

Parliamentary

Personal

Parliamentary control

debates

INDEX

admin. 351.96

32S.422

law 3-S-i

practice, legis. bodies 32S. i

reform England 3^:8.42

Parlor magic 793

pastimes 793

Parmenides Greek philosophers 1S2.3

Parnell. T. English poetry 821.52

Parny, E. D. D. French poetry ^4^-S7

Parochial libraries 027.8

schools and libraries 257

education 377-S

English literature 827

floors and flooring 721.66

criminal law j^^

zoology 598.7

Christian heresies 273.2

295

' Parodies

Parquetry

Parricide

Parrots

Parsee dualism

Parseeism, Parsees

Parseval Grandmaison, F, A.

French poetry

3 Parsing English grammarPa,>>is

Part songs vocal music

Parthenogenesis botany

zoology

architecture

ancient history

English etymology

syntax

S41.63

425.2

295

784.8

581.162

591.162

722.S

935-6

422.9

4^5-9

329

7938

1 7-34

355

347-7

618.4

329

280

854-47

398-2

944.27

Parthenon

Parthia

3 Particles

3

Parties, political

social

Partington, Mrs. American humor

Partisan warfare military science

Partnership law

Parturition obstetrics

Party conventions, polit. science

feeling in religion, use of

Paruta, Paolo Italian essays

Parzival legends

Pas de Calais, France history

Passavanti, Jacopo Italian essays S54.12

, Passeroni, G. C. " satire 857.62

Passiflorales botany 583-45

Passifloreae" 5S3-456

Passion music 7833

plays English literature 822.1

general history 809.2

Oberammergau theat. 792

religion 244

Passionists monastic orders 271.6

Passions philosophy 157

Pastel drawing 741

Pasteurism protective inoculation 614.477

Paston letters, English history 942.04

literature 826.2

Pastoral letters

poetry English lit

theology

visitations

Pastors' Patagonia

Patent blocks

law

252.1

821.06

250

-53

ecclesiastical polity 262.1

history

printing

law

patents

medicines adulterations

State control •

types printing

Patents building

useful arts

Pathological anatomy, study of dis.

Pathology botany

medicine

mental

of labor

pregnancypuerperal state

zoology

Patience ethics

9S2

655.22

347.7

60S

614.353

614.27

<>55'23

690.8

608

616.078

581.2

616

618.5

618.3

618.7

591.2

179.9

Patriarchal institutions pol. science 321.

i

220.92

343172.1

923

9219189.2

230.1

177.5

947-07

S17.23

36-^5

725-55

33^'^

339

Patriarchs of Bible lives

Patricide law

Patriotism ethics

Patriots' lives *

Patristic philosophers' lives

philosophy

theology

Patronage ethics

Paul I. Russian history

Paulding, J. K. American humorPauper asylums

architecture

labor

Pauperism

and illiteracy, pub. schools 379.22

Pavements road engineering 625.8

sanitation

Pawnbroking, loan institutions

Peabodyfund, education

Peace and war ethics

jubilee Boston

society international ethics

Peaches agriculture

Peacock, T. L. English fiction

Pearls precious stones

Pears agriculture

Peasantry political economyPeasants* war, German history

Peat economic geology

fuel chem. tech

domestic econ.

Pedagogics

628.47

332.34

373-75

172.4

780.973

172.4

634

823.76

553-8

33^-^

943-031

553-21

662.6

644

371

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Siiperiur figures refer to the table^^ at theeud of this index.

(526)

INDEX

Pedalineae botany 5S3.85Pedata zoology

593-97Pedersen, Kristiern, Danish miscel. S39.8821

Parliamentary

Personal

Pedestals

Pedestiianism

Pedigrees

Pediments

architectural design

ethics

genealogy

arch, construction

design

walls

Pedobaptism' I'ccbles, Scotland history

Peerage heraldry

*Pehlevi language* Peking, China history

travels

Pelagian ism heresies

Pelasgian architecture

' Pelew Islands history

Pellico, Silvio, Italian drama

729.32

796

175-7

929.2

72 [.86

729.37

721.28

265.1

941.46

929.7

491-53

951.

1

9r5.11

2735722.6

996.6

852.72Peloponnesian war Greek history 938.05Peloponnesus, ancient history

modernPels, Andries, Dutch dramaPelvis anatomy

diseases of womensurgery

' Pembroke, Wales histor}'

Penaeaceas botany

Penal colonies, criminal Jawlaw

Penance theology

Pencils writing materials

Pendulum apparatus geodesy

operations "

physics

Peninsular war Spanish history

''enis anatomy

diseases of

938.6

949-5

839-3242

611.96

618.13

617.56

942.99

583-934

343-2

343

265.6

652

526.72

526.73

531-53

946.06

611.64

616.66Penitential music, cathedral services 7S3.27Penitentiaries

architecture

Penmanship

'Pennsylvania, U. S. historyPenology criminal lawPensions, army and navy

civil service

teacher's

Penstocks sewer appurtenances 628.257Pentateuch Bible 222.1People's party, U. S. politics

3^5

725.6:

652

974.8

343-2

35^-5

35^ S

37^-17

economic geolog\'

adulterations

aids to digestion

materia medica

329.84

553-58

614.314

615.7342

615-35

152

music

Percussion caps

instruments

diagnosis

Perez, Antonio, Spanish letters

Perfection ethics

Perfectionists sects

Perforating telegraphs

tools

Perfumery

explosives 662.4

789

6 1 6.074

866.32

J7t-3

289.9

654.3

621.95

Pericardium

Peridotite

Perigee

chemical technology 668.5

toilet 646anatomy 6ri,if

Plutonic rocks 552-38moon 52^. T^

Peringskjold, Johan Swedish misc. 839.7833Period of decline physiology 612.67

full development phys. 612.66revolution earth 525.31

Periodical clubs self education 374.2Periodicals, general 050

on special topics see subjectPeriosteum, dental, dis. of dentistry 617.63

diseases 6r6.7iPeripatetic philosophers 185Peritoneum, admin, of medicine by 615.66

Peperino

Pepper

Pepsin

Perception

Xopic. in black face type are «ub-divi.,e.,. Superior figures refer to the table, at th,'end of this index.

(5^7)

anatomy

diseases of

Peritonitis diseases

obstetrics

Periiiterine diseases of womenPerjury law

Perkinism cures

Permutation arithmetic

Peronosporeae botanyPerpetual motion

Perrault, C: French fiction

Persecutions theologyPerseverance of the saints

Persia ancient history* modern "

travels

Persian architecture

ancient

^Persian language* old

philosophers

wars Greek history

Persius Flaccus, Aulus, Latin satire 877.4Person of Christ doctrinal theol. 232Personal equation machine, astron. 522.54

practica

hygiene medicineliberty Kng. law

names etymologynarratives Amer. civil war 973.78

autobiography 920property English law 347.3

611.38

616.38

616.38

618.73

618.13

343

615.856

511.5

589.25

531-8

843-47

272

234-9

935-5

955

9^5-5

723.3

722.5

491-55

491-51

1S1.5

938-03

«5-^2.97

613

347-1

929-4

Personal

PictsINDEX

Personal religion 248

rights 347.1

taxation, political economy ^^6.2;^

Personales botany 5838Personality dogmatics 233.6

metaphysics 126

Persons, disinfection contag. dis. 614.4S

Perspective descrip. geometry 515.6

drawing 742

effect arch, design 729.15

linear 5'5-6i

projections geodesy 526.S1

Perspiration therapeutics 61 5.743

Persuasion logic 16S

Perth, Scotland history 941-32

Perticari, Giulio Italian essays 854.6S

Perturbations earth 525-34

of heavenly bodies 521.4

Peru administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

finance

geology* history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

Peruvian ancient architecture

^Peshito languagePessimism philosophy

Pestalozzian system of education

Pestifuges museumsPestilences public health

Pests agriculture

in museumsPetards military engineering

Peter, St. I. epistle

II. "

the Great Russian history

Peters, S. Andrew Am. humorPetersen, X. M. Danish essays

Petition, right of Eng. const, hist.

Petitions administration

Petralogy lithology

Petrarca, Francesco Italian poetry 851.18

Petri, Lauretius Swedish " 839.7122

Olaus " " 839.7121

Petrifaction, paleontology 560Petrography 55a

Petroleum chemical technology 665.5

economic geology 553-28

mineral 549*8

Petrology geology 552

35485

9'3-«5

720.985

581.985

336.85

558-5

985

912.85

379-85

3^8.5

918.5

341.285

722.9

4923149.6

371-44

579.82

614.49

632

579.81

623.2

227.92

227.93

947.05

817.15

839-8461

342.429

351-97

55a

Petronius Arbiter Latin satire

Peutingerian tables anc. geog.

Pfaffe Amis, Der German satire

Phaedrus Latin poetry

Phagedena diseases

Phalaris Greek letters

Phanerogamia botanyI'harmacists' registration State con-

trol of 614.24Pharmacopoeial drugs adulterations 614.35^Pharmacopoeias materia medica 61 5. 1

1

Pharmacy econ. botany 581.63practical materia med. 615.4

9>3

S37-2r

871.6

616.94''

886.3

582

Pharyngobranchii fishes

Pharynx anatomy

diseases of

Phases of moonPhedo Greek philosophers

Phenanthrene organic chemistry

Phenicia ancient history' modern "

Phenician architecture* language

philosophers

Phenols organic chemistry

Phenomena in labor obstetrics

597-1

611.32

616.32-

5^.3-32-

1S3-7

547.2S-

939.44

956.9

722.3

492.6

181.8

547.3

6.8.43nutritive, physiology 612.3^vital

Phi Beta Kappa* Philadelphia, Penn. history

travels

Philanthropists' lives

Philanthropy ethics

Philately postage stampsPhilemon epistles

Philharmonics, societies

Philip I. French history

II.

III.

IV.

V.

VI.

Philip

Philip II.

in.

IV.

V,

Philippians epistles

' Philippine Islands history

Philip*s, king, war. New Kng. history 974Philistines ancient history 939- 45-Phillips, Wendell Amer. oratory

Pl^ilo Greek philosophersPhilologists' lives

Philology

classical

M

M

German history

Spanish ••

M

577

371.85

974.8 1 r917.481E

923.6

177.7

3^3

227.86

780.6

944.02>

944.025-

944.024

944.024

944.024

944.025

943-025

946.04

946.05 T

946.05s

946.055

227,6

991.4

8' 5-34

186.4

924

400

470-489LTopics ill black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables »t the-

eud uf this iudez.

(528)

INDEX

Philoprogenitiveness phrenology

zoologyPhilosophers' lives

Philosopher's stone alchemy

Philosophical apparatus

Per sonatPicts

Philosophy

classification of knowl, 112

instrument makingmagazines

systems

139

591-56

921

540.1

5307

biography of

natural

of special topics see subject

681

105

X40

100

921

530

Philydraceae botany

l*hlebitis puerperal diseases

Phlegmasia dolens " "

Phlogiston chemistry

Phocis ancient history

Phoenicia *• "

* modern "

Phoenician architecture

* language

philosophers

Phonetic short-hand' spelling English languagePhonics

Phonograph

Phonography

I'honoiite

Phonology

Phosphates as fertilizers agricul,

econ. geology

mineralogy

Phosphorescence

Phosphorescent animals

5S4-35

618.77

618.77

540.1

938.3

939-44

956.9

722.3

4926181.S

^53-4

421.4elementary education 372.4acoustics

lithology

534.86

653.4

552.26

414

63'

553-64

54972

535-3

591.59Phosphorus compounds air poUut. 614.728

546.18

615.218

615.924

777

777

771

inorganic chemistry

materia medica

non-metallic poisons

Photo-electrotyping

Photo-engraving

Photographic chemistry

method, transits of Venus 523.95Photographs, collections of 779

of animals in motion

art anatomy 743zoology 591.47

comets 523.69moon 523.39planets 523.49sun 523.79

Photographyyy^

astronomy 522.63optics 535.S5

Photo-lithographyyy^

Photometric observations stars C2 ^.82

Phrygia

Phthisis

Phyllite

Phyllopoda

Photometries optics

Photometry astronomyPhoto-zincographv

3 Phrase books English languagePhrenologistsMives

Phrenology

ancient history

lung diseases

public health

lithology

zoology

Physical astronomy

capacity of women edu(

conditions mental charac. [36.6education hygiene 613.7

school •*

geographygeology

laboratories architecture

properties of blood phys. 612.11

crystals 54S.Ssciences ^^surroundings mental char. 136.2theory of music 781.

i

units physics 530.8Physicians, ethics ,_, -

hves of 926. r

registration, state com. of 6[ ^.34

535-2

522.62

776

428.2

920.9

M9939-26

6 1 6. 246

614.54a

552-44

595-32

523

376.1

3717

551-4

551

727.4

Physics

molecularPhysiognomv

Physiography

Physiological acoustics

botany

chemistry

optics

zoologyPhysiology

530

539

'38

551-4

534.7

581

612.01

5357

6X2

59 1 -I

131

618.4

6iS.2i

61S.6

581.

1

580

583-915

86

animal

mental

of labor obstetrics

pregnancy

puerperal state

vegetablePhytography, desc. botan>-Phytolaccaceas, botanyPiano and organ

musicPicard, L. B. French drama' Picardy, France history

Piccolo musical instrumentPiccolomini. Alessandro, Ital. essays 854^2Picenum ancient history 937 .

Pictorial art fine arts y^^^*^^'s ancient history 9^6

Scottish " 9^,cr

786.4

84 2.67

944.26

788.5

Top,. .„ .... ...e e.pe are --a^..^.^ ..^^ ,,_ ,,,^^ ,^ ^^^ ^^,^,^^

- ^^

(529)

Picture

Poisoned

Picture galleries

Picturesque beauty aesthetics

views and tours

'Piedmont, Italy history

Pierce, F., presidency of

Pierpont,J. American poetry

Piers arch, construction

design

bridges

INDEX

708

701

910

945-

f

973-66

811.26

721-3

729.32

624.1

river and harbor eng. 627.^Pietists heresies

Piety, practical

Pigeons zoology

Pigmentary changes dermatology

Pigments chemical tech.

273-7

240

59S.6

616.55

667.6

Pigmies, humaninspec. of, adulterations 614.37

Pigs

Pilasters

Pile driving

Piles

domestic animals

arch, construction

design

carved arch, decor,

painted " *•

Pilocarpine

Pilot

Pilots

Pindar

573-8

636.4

721.86

729-32

729.57

729.47

624.1

616.35

721.16

721.16

974.48

248

615743

347.7

614.866

656

884.5

827.65

diseases

foundations

sand foundations

Pilgrim fathers, Mass. history

Pilgrimages religious

therapeutics

laws

protection of life

seamanship

Greek poetry

Pindar, Peter English satire

Pindemonte, Ippolito, Italian poetry 851.63Pineapple agriculture 634

botany 584.22Pines «

^5.2Pinnipeds mammals 599-7Pioneers* lives 923.9Piperaceae botany 583925Pipes, elephant American antiquities 913.73

hydraulics 532. S4on houses, sewer ventilation 62S.234

prehistoric archaeology

sewer

steam heating

water works

Piracy history

law

Pirates' lives

Piron, Alexis French dramaPisa.Guido da, Italian fiction

Pisa history

travels

Pisciculture business

571-26

628.22

62[.i9

628.15

910.4

343

910.4

842.55

945.5

914.55

639

Pise walls

Pisidia ancient history

Pistoia, Cinoda Italian poetryPiston blowers mechanical eng.

pumps engineering

721.23

939-27

851.16

621.61

621.65Pit dwellings prehist. archasology 571.S2* Pitcairns Island historv

travels

Pitcher plants, botany

Pitchstone lithology

Pitillas, Jorge, Spanish satire

997

919-7

583.121

552-23

867.41Pitt, W:, earl of Chatham, Eng. oratorv 825.61Pitt, W:, 1759-1806

Pittosporeae botany* Pittsburg, Pa., history

travels

Pius IV.

Placenta

Placers

creed

obstetrics

removal in labor

retention in "

economic geologyPlaces, names of

etymology

paleontologyPlacoids

Plade, Peder

Plagiarism

Plague

zoology

S2S.66

583.141

974-886

9^7.4886

23S.2

6(8.36

618.S7

618.56

553-13

929.4

929.4

567.3

597-3Danish miscellany 839.8824

029

616.923

614.49

783-25

523-34

551-45

729.2

844-73

5131

S3 '.85

516.1

521.21

515,61

514-5

literary methods

diseases

Plagues, history of public healthPlain song cathedral nuisic

Plains of the moon astronomy

physical geographyPl*n architec. designPlanche, J. B. G. French essays

Plane geometryinclined physics

loci analytical geom.of orbit in space astrun.

perspective

trigonometry

Planes analytical geometry 516.32descriptive " S'S-ngeometry 513.1inclined canal eng. 626.5

modern geometry 513.51solid "

51331Planetarium descript. astronomy 523.28Planetary system, constitution of

Planets descript. astron.

distributive laws

maps and observ.

mutual action

non-sphericity

theoretical astronomy 521.5Planimetry surveymg 526.97Planing machines mechanical eng. 621.91

523-25

523452j-M

524.4

521.41

52X.43

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the table* at theeud of this iudex.

iS30)

INDEX

Planisphere astronomy 522.78

Plans for building 692

libraries library buildings 022.3

of cities mapsPlantagenets English history

Irish '*

Plantagineae botany

Plantation songs

Planting agriculture

Plants

and animals differences

classification of

gardening

geological agents

landscape gardening

nature*printing_from

paleontology

Plaster building material

casts sculpture

ceilings architec. construe,

of Paris agriculture

art

Plastering masonryI Mastic surgery

Platanacece botany

Plate carving

domestic economyglass manufacture

insurance

manufacture

Plated ware "

Platen Hallermiinde Ger. poetry

Plating books, library economyPlatinum inorganic chemistry 546.92Plato ancient philosophy 1S4.1

Greek literature

idealism

Platonic philosophy

Platonists, new-* Piatt Deutsch language

literature

Plautus Latin dramaPlay or amusement hygiene

Players' lives

912

942.03

941-53

5^'^3-S99

784.7

631

580

577-5

580.1

716.1

55^-97

710

65537561

691.5

730

721.75

631

73

»

693.6

617.95

583-971

73^

645

666. r

368.6

671

671

831.68

025.2

Playing cards

IMayright

* Plays English dramamystery history

religion

theatre

parlor amusementsPleading

Plca.sure

Plectral stringed instrumentsPleiocene period geology

Pleura anatomy

_88S.4

141

184

186

439-4

839.4

613-74

92792

795

655.62

822

809.2

244

792

793

347-92

15"^

787

551-783

611.25

Pleura, diseases of

Pleurisy diseases

Pleuro-pneumonia cattle disease

diseases

Pl'ny Latin letters

Plong. Carl Danish i)oetry

Plot of 1604-6, English history

1679 '* *'

Plotinus Greek philosophersPlotting surveying

Plow agriculture

Plumbagineai botanv

Plumbago economic*geologyPlumbing

house drainage

laws

Plurality of worlds astronomyPlutarch Greek literature

philosophersPlutology polit. econ,Plutonic rocks lithology' Plymouth Co., Mass. history

Plymouth brethren sects

Pneumatic aspiration therapeutics 6t5.Si5

615.836

654.S

533128

616.241

5S3.92£

Picture

Poisoned

616.25

616.25

619.2

616.241

.S76.2

839.S16S

94:^.061

942.066

186.4

526.96

63'

5^3671

553-26

696

62S.6

696.9

5^3-^3

88S.S

1S6.2

330

552.3

974.48

289.9

(tdifferentiation

tubes communicationPneumatics

Pneumatology metaphysics

Pneumonia diseases

Podostemacea; botany

Poe, Edgar Allan American poetry 811.32Poetical books of Bible 223

selections, Eng. literature 821.08Poetry, Amer. civil war* English literature

French

German "

Greek **

humorous Eng. lit.

Italian literature

Latin '*

macaronic Eng. lit.

philosophv of

sacred hymnologysatirical Eng. lit.

Spanish literature

otlier literature see table 5Poets* lives

English

Erench

GermanItalian

Spanish

Pointed architecture

Points modern geometryPoisoned wounds surgerv

973-791

Sax

841

831

88x

8a7

«5i

87s

827

S08.1

245

827

86x

928

928.21

928.41

928.31

928.51

928.61

7235

617.148Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th«

end of this index.

(530

y^oisonous

Poultry

Poisonous cosmetics adulterations

secretion animalsPoisons chemical analysis

effects of diseases

medical jurisprudence

sale of State control

therapeutics

vegetable economic botany'Poitou, France historyPt)*^er amusements

ethics

* Polabian lang-uage

INDEX

'Poland histor}

insurrection of hist.* language

literature

parfition of "

Russian history

Polar projections descriptive geom.'

regions, antarctic history

6'4-355

591-145

543-5

616.97

340.6

614.28

61595S 1 .69

944-6

795

'75-5

491.89

947.07

arctic

travel

history

travel

Polariscope optics

Polarity in rocks geologyPolarization of light astronomy

chemistry

optics

Polars modern anal. geom.

geometryPolemic sermons

theology

Polenioniacea", botany

Polemoniales *'

Poles modern anal. geom.

geometrytelegraph communication

Police, local gov.

administration

State control

administration

architecture

measuresmedical

sanitary

stations

Polish chemical technology

.* Polish language

literature

Polishing painting

Politeness ethics

eliquet

Political associations

economists' lives

economyeihics

history Amer. civil warorganizations

parties

science

VopicH lu black face type are 8iib

491.85

891.85

947-06

947-5

515-54

999

919.9

998

919.8

535-5

522.65

544-7

535-5

5 '6.55

5»3-55

2 s2.2

230

5^3-761

583.76

5»6.55

S^3-5S

^54-4

35^-^

351-74

614.29

35'-77

725.18

667.7

491.85

891.85

69S.3

1 77-

1

395

3(^3

923.3

330

172.

1

973-71

3^3

329

320

-divided.

end of this index.

iS3'^}

Political sermons

status of womanPoliticians* lives

Politics, AmericanBritish

morals of

Polity, ecclesiastical

Poliziano, Angelo Italian drama

poetryPolk,

J. K., presidency of

'*olka piano musicPoll-tax political economyPollen fertilization

Pollution, air, by cemeteries

public healthwater by cemeteries

supply of townsamusements

piano music

customs

ethics

botanyPolychromatic ornamentPolycystina zoology

Polyedrons

Polygakit

Polygalineae

Polygamy

Polo

Polonaise

Polyandry

Polycarpeje

geometrybotany

criminal law

customs

ethics

hygiene

MormonismPolyglot Bibles

Polygonacea; botany

Polygoneutic variations animalsI'olygons geometryI'olygraphy special libraries

see subject for topical collections

2526

39<5-3

923.2

329

329-943

172.1

203

S52.22

«S5r.24

973-6T

786.44

336.25

5^ ^-3

614.652

614.7

614.651

62S.16

797

7S6.44

392.6

173.2

5S3-' 55

747

593-14

513-34

583- '43

583.14

343

392.6

173-2

613.89

298

220.5

5^3-9^7

59i-'54

513.16

080

Polyhedra geometryPolymorphic variations animalsPolymorphism crystallography' Polynesia history

languages

travels

Polypetalae botanyPolyphonic school nmsicPolyps zoologyPolypus diseases

Polytheism

Poly/oa zoology' Pomerania, Germany historyPomology agriculture

Pompeii descrijjtion

Pompey's pillar Kgyptian antiquities 91' 3^32monuments 7/S

Pompignan,J. J.de F., French poetry S41.53

Superior figures refer to tbe tables at tha

513.34

591-15'

548.3

996

499

919.6

583.1

783.4

593.6

616.992

290

594.7

943-16

^34

913-377

INDEX

r'onds, artificial landscape garden.

Ponies students' honor

Ponsard, Fran9ois French dramaPontederiaceae, botany

Pontifical States Italian history

Pontificate, Roman eccles. polity

7^4

371.81

842.S2

584-34

945.6

262.13

Pontoppidan, Erik Dan. miscellany 839.8841Pontus

Poolsellir.g

Poor-hou>es

iaws

ancient history

ethics

architecture

asylums

pauperism

local government

pauperbtn

rates

Foot, H. C,

Pope, A.

DutQh poetry

English **

satire

Popery ecclesiastical polity

Popes church history

lives

Popham colony Maine history

Popish plot, 1679 English history

Poi)py botany

Popular ballads

delusions

education public

elections suffrage

errors

lectures self-education

science

summer schools self-educ.

tumults public orderPopulation

Porcelain

statistics

939-33

175-9

725-55

362.5

339

352-9

339336-2S

839.3142

821.53

827.55

262.13

282

922.2

974-1

942.066

583-122

784.4

133

379

324

133

374.5

500

374-6

351752312

73^chemical technology 666.5

Porifera

panitmg

zoology

Pork packing air pollution

trichinae public health

Porosity properties of solids

73^

593-4

614-743

614.562

539-2Porous terra construction building 693.4Porphyrite lithology

Porphyry Greek philosophers

Porphyry economic geology

lithology

Port Royal heresy

persecutions

Porta, G. della, Italian dramaP'ortable engines mechan. eng.

observatories astron.

Portents

Porter, Jane English fiction

Noah Amer. philosophers 191.6

Porter's lodges architecture 72S.91

Portland cement economic geology 553.6S

SS^-3^

1S6.4

S53-S<^

55--3«

273-7

272.5

852-45

621,15

522.15

^33-3

S23.75

Portland cement manufacturevase pottery

' Porto Rico history

Portrait painting

Portraits, catalogues of

collections of painting

engraved

Ports, establishment of tides

Portsmouth, Eng. history

travels' Portugal history

travel

'Portuguese language

literature

Romanesque arch.Portulaceas botany' I'osen, Germany history

Posidonius Greek philosophers 188.5Position, calculus of analyt. geom, 516.8

of body in orbit astron.

space "

orbit "

Positivism philosophyPosology materia medica

Poisonous

Poultry

666.9

73^

972.95

757

757

757

769

525-64

942.27

914.227

946.9

914.69

469

86g

723-46

583.156

943-13

521.23

521.24

52I.2»

146

615.14Post mortem examinations pathoi. 616.079Post-Nicene apostolic church

ofiace administration

dep't U. S. admin.offices architecture

sociology

pliocene period geologyPostage-stamps

Postal service

telegraph

Postl. K.

Postludes

Posts

Pot-pourris

Potash

Potassium

Potato

2S1.4

351.816

353-4

725.16

3S3

551-79

J83

^3384

833-74

7S6.85

694.4

785.9

Potential

German fiction

organ music

carpentry

orchestral music

chemical technology 66u'^inorganic chemistry 546.32agriculture

botany

disease agriculture

botany

statical electricity

Potentials of ellipsoids geodesy' Potenza, Italy history

Potgieter, E. J. Dutch'essaysPotter, Dire « poetryPotters' clays, economic geologyPottery art

manufacturepointing

prehistoric

works architecturePoultry, diseases of

<^33

5^379632

5S1.21

537.21

526.11

945-77

839-3453

839-3115

553-61

73^

666.3

73^

571.55

725.48

619-5Xopic-s in black face type are sub-divided. Superior ligures refer to the tables at th.end of tbU iudex, *' ****

iS33)

Poultry

Projectiles

Poultry domestic animalsPoverty pauperismPowder, baking adulterations

chemical techno],

gun manutactures

manufacture

protective external agents 615.776Power of removal civil service 351.92

transmission of 521 gPowers, separation of, Englisn gov. 354.4202

636.S

339

614.315

664.6

INDEX

Pregnancy

662.,

662.3

Practical astronomy

chemistry

mining

French

GermanU.S.

3544402

354-4302

353-02

522

542

622 2pharmacy materia medica 61 5.4religion

sermons

Practice of medicine'Prague history

travels

Praines physical geographyPraise meetings public worship'Prakrit languagePram, K. 11. Danish poetryPraii, Giovanni Italian "

Prato, Giovanni da " fiction

Prayer-books, Anglicanchurch ritual

family

gauge

Lord's

natural theology 217

240

252.4

616

943-71

9M.371

264.2

491.2

S39.S155

S51.78

853-2S

264.03

264.1

249

Gospelsmeetings

natural theology

of Manasses, Apocryphaprivate personal relig.

Preachers* lives

Preaching

Pre-Adamites

Precedence heraldry

Precession practical astronomy

theoretical ••

Precious metals metallurgy

mineralogystones economic geology 553.S

mineralogy j^gPrecipitation disposal of sewage 628.34

practical chemistry 542.6Predestination doctrinal theology 234.9Predicting machines tides

Predictions

Preemption state land

Preexistence of the soul

Prefect French local gov.* Prefixes English etymology

226.9

264.7

217

229.6

248

gaa

251

573-3

929.7

522.95

521-9

669.2

549

525-6S

133-3

336.13

J 29.3

352.0444

422.2

obstetrics * 618.2pathology of 618.3

Prehistoric archaeology^71

man, nat. hist, of man 573Prelacy ecclesiastical polity 262.i'>Preludes organ musicPreordination, doctrinal theologyPreparatory schools, private^ Prepositions English etymologyPre-Raphaslitism

Presages

Presbyter ministry

Presbyterian orders in ministryPresbyterians

lives

Presbytery ecclesiastical polityPrescience Divine attribute -

, ^Prescription-writing materia medica 6^*5*14

Presentations in labor obstetrics 61S 42Preservation of fruits, vegetables

meat and fish

Preservatives building

zoolog. collectionsPreserving cookeryPresident French gov.

u. s. «Presidential elections U. S.

Presidents* lives

Press, hydraulic engineering

science

journalism

liberty of

morals of

printing

public order

work printingPressing, hydraulic printingPressure gauges pneumatics

of air meteorologyblood physiology

clothing hygieneliquids hydraulics

sense physiologyPrestidigitation

Pretenders English history y^, ,7Prevention of contagious diseases 614.44

fire, protection of life 614.841Prevost d' Exiles, A. F., French fiction S43.53

7S6.83

2349

373

422.9

759-9

^33-3

262.14

262.18

285

922.5

262.4

231-4

664.8

664.9

6gi

579-2

641

354-4403

35303

3H-73923.1

621.26

532.81

070

3^3

1 79.

1

655-31

35'-75«

655-32

655-33

533-^2

551-54

612.14

613.484

532.1

612.883

791

942.07

Priapus mythologyPrices of books 'library admin.

political economyPride ethics

West ministry

Priesthood, Christian ministryPriests, celibacy of

ethics

291

025.2

33^-5

179.8

262.14

262.1

254

176.2

eua 01 this judex,

(534)

Priests' lives, Roman Cath.Primacy ecclesiastical polity

Primary schools methodsstate system

Prime numbers arithmetic

vertical astron. instruments 522.47Primers elementary education 3724Primeval man, natural hist, of man 573

prehis. archaeology 571

922.2

262.13

379-18

S^^'3

525-63

28 1.

2

270.1

281

57

1

Priming tides

Primitive apostolic church

Christianity

church

culture

roan, customs ofMethodist church

Wesleyan

Primogeniture, law

Primrose league, political associations 363Primulacese botany

S^3-^7^Primulales "

583.67* Prince Edward Is., Canada, history 971.7

««

571

287.4

287.5

347.6

Princeton college

Principles, general probabilities

Printed catalogs lib. economyPrintersMives

occupation hygiene

Printing

calico chemical tech.

inks « ••

library admin.

presses

telegraphs, communication 654.3trade 655

Prints, books of 769cloth chemical technology 667.3

37S.749

519.1

0253926.5

613.65

655

667.3

667.5

025.1

655-3»

Prior, M. English poetry

Prisms geometry

Prison associations

contracts polit economydiscipline

life Amer. evil warPrisoners of war international lawPrisons

and reformatories arch.

hygiene

Private banks

grounds landscape garden.

international law

821.51

5'3-36

3^5

331-5

365

973-77

341-3

365

7250

613-57

332-13

712

341.5judgment ecclesiastical poi. 262.8

libraries

library catalogs author

classed

dictionary

notes political economyownership of land

027.1

018.2

017.2

019.2

33^-5

3333

INDEX Poultry

Projectiles

Private leading self-education

schools

theatricals

ethics

vs. public schools

worship

Privateers

Privately printed books rarities

Privation, effects of diseases

hygiene

Privies air pollution

sanitation

Privileges, special, to library readers 024.7to readers library admin. 025.1

Privy council Eng. government 354.4204

374-1

373

793

175^

379.3

248

341.3

094

610.985

613.SS

614.764

62S.41

Prize fighting, ethics

Prizes in school education

international law

maritime "

Probabilities, mathematicsProbate law

175-6

371-53

341.3

347.7

519

347.6Problem of three bodies, astronomy 521.13Problems differential calculus

integral "

see subject

mammalslaw

Processes, anti-rust building

building materials

Proboscidea

Procedure

Processional

Processions

Proclus

Prodicus

Produce

cathedral music

customs

Greek philosophers

517.29

517.39

599.6

347.9

691.7

691

7^53-29

394.5

1S6.4

183.1agriculture 633

Production of metals, political econ. 33241political economy 338

Productions of the soil agriculture 633Profanity ethics

Professional ethics

schools

services

Professorships of books and reading 02S.6Profit sharing political economy 331.2Prognostications

j-^^ ,

Program music, orchestral 7S5.4Progress civilization 901

of popuIation,statistics 3 1

2

^77*%

174architecture 7274building 692.8

sociology

Progression a Igebra

arithmetic

Progressive develop, of man evol.

friends sects

Prohibited books book rarities

Prohibition party political science 329.81

temperance 17S.5

^Projectiles, deviation of 5'>r „

Topic, in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure, refer to the table, at thteud of this index.

(535)

301

512.6

51 1.6

575-6

2S9.6

09S

Projectiles

PurificationINDEX

Projectiles military' engineering 623.4

physics 531.55

Projection of shadows perspective 515.63

Projections analytical geometry 516.57

descriptive " 515

map geodesy 526.8

Prolapsus funis in labor 618.58

Prominences sun 5-3-75

Promise ethics 1747

Promissory notes law 3477political economy 332.5

Promotion of public welfare 351-8

Promotions of scholars 37 '-28

teachers 37i'i6

3 Pronominal forms Eng. etymology 422.7

3 Pronouns " syntax 4-57^Pronunciation " language 4-1-5

Proof, legal law 347-94

reading printing 655.25

Propagation of contagious diseases 614.43

light optics 535--

magnetism 53^--

sound acoustics 534--

Propellers ships 621.12

Proper motions stars 5-3-^3

names persons and places 929.4

of season, cathed. music 783.23

Propcrtius Latin lyric poetry 874.4

Property capital 331

city local taxat. 352.1

law of title to 347-2

literary publishing 655.6

state finance $36-1

suffrage 324.1

tax 336-21

theory of, polit. econ. 335.01

Prophecy Bible inspiration 220.1

Prophetical books of Bible 224

Proportion, algebra 512.6

arithmetic 51 1.6

in art aesthetics 701

of elevation, arch, design 729.13

occupiable area, ground

hygiene

plan arch, design

Proprietary libraries

Proscription criminal law

uprose composition Greek

Pro-slavery

Prosody3

Prospecting

6147S4

729-23

027.2

343-2

4S8.2

47S.2

326.7

Latin

slavery

comparative philol. 416

English language 426

Greek " 486

Latin "476

mining engineering 622.1

Prostitution administration 35^7^ethics 176.5

hygiene 6r3.87

Protagoras Greek philosophers 1S3.1

Proteacege botany 5^3-93'

Protection of animals 59^*57

human life from acci-

dents 614.8

political economy 337-3

Protective external agents, therapeu. 615.776

inoculation, pub. health 614.47

Protectorate English history 942.064

Protestant Episcopal Church 283

Episcopalians* lives 922.3

Methodist church 2S7.7

sects, continental 284

Protestantism 284

and Romanism 282

Protestants, French, persecutions of 272.4

Protonotario, Stefano, Italian poetry 851. 11

Protophyta

Protoplasm

botany 5897animal physiology 591*17

biology 576.2

]>hysiology 612.71

Protozoa paleontology 563

zoSlogy 593* Provencal language 449

literature 849

Romanesque architecture 723.44' Provence, France history

Proverbs, book of Bible

folk-lore

* Providence, R. L history

travel

Providence, Divine theology

natural "

Province German local gov.

^ Provincialisms English lang.

Pruning agriculture

' Prussia history

* Prussian language, old

* Saxony, Germany,hist.

9449223.7

398-9

974.52

917-452

231-5

214

352-0431

427

634

9431

491-9=

943- <8

Prussic acid

travels 914.318

Prytz, A. J.

psalmody

PsalmsPsalter

615-34

615.962

839.7223

783.9

223.3

264.038

229.8

548.6

595-73

014

134

131

150

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figrures refer to tlie tables at theend of tliis index.

(536)

Prostate gland, diseases 616.65

materia medica

toxicology

Swedish drama

music

Bible

Anglican ritual

Pseudo gosjiels

Pseudomorphs crystallography

Pseudoneuroptera articulates

Pseudonyms, bibliography

Psychic phenomena

Psychological medicine

Psychology

INDEX Projectiles

Purification

Tsychomancy divination

Psychromelry, meteorology

Pteridophyta botany

Pterodactyl paleontology

Pteropoda zoology

Pterosauria reptiles

Ptomaines animal poisons

Puberty physiology

public accounts administration

administration

analysts adulterations

annuities

begging administration

buildings, architecture

local government

charities

charity administration

credit political economy

customsdebt finance

documentspreservation

education

administration

Bnancegaming *•

gardens

health

laws

local gov.

lands

lawlibraries

administration

Ubrary author catalogs

notes political economy

occasions and duties, sermons

ofhcers, duties of ethics

offices architecture

safety administration

sanitation

schools education

securities, polit. economyshows ethics

speakers' occupation, hygiene

speaking, oratory

spirit patriotism

urinals sanitation

use and waste of water, •*

vs. private schools

welfare administration

works **

worship

Publications, library

Pablishers and authors

author catalogs

Topics in black face type are sub-

^33-3

5 = 1-57

587

568.18

594-4

598.18

615.94

612.661

351-72

350

614.3

33<^-3S

35^-763

725

35^-5

36t

351-84

336-34

394

336-3

328

025.8

37935'-S5i

336

351.762

711

614

614.09

3324336.1

340

027.4

3S'-S5-

018.1

33^-5

252.6

172.2

72 s- 1

3

351-75

614

379

3363175-1

613.63

808.5

172.1

628.45

628.17

379-3

35I-S

352-5

264

025.1

655-52

015

•divided.

Publishers' circulars

lives

Publishing business

history of

societies

Pucci, Antonio Italian satire

* Puebla, Mexico history

Pueblos dwellings

Puerperal diseases obstetrics

fever pathology

015

920.4

6555

6554

655-5«

857.14

972.4

571.85

618.7

618.7a

public health 614.545

state obstetrics 618.6

Pugilism amusement 796ethics 175-6

Puissant's deduc, L. M. Z. formulae 526.48

Pujol Catalan poetry 849.9136

Puici, Luigi Italian satire 857.22

Pulley physics 53 1.S4

Pulmonary artery, aneurism and em-

bolism 616.247

respiration, animals 591-127

Pulp, dental, diseases of dentistry 617.61

Pulpit clergy 262.1

eloquence homiletics 250

oratory 251

Pulpits architec. accessories 729.92

sacred furniture 247.1

Pulse, diagnosis pathology 616.07I

wave of blood physiology 612.16

Pumice stone lithology SS^'^ZPump, air 533.5

condensing pneumatics 533-83

force ••533.84

suction **533-85

wells water works 62S.12

Pumping engines mechan. eng. 621.64

stations sewerage works 628.29

vs. gravitation water

works 628.12

Pumps engineering 621.64

Punching tools 621.96

3 Punctuation English language 421.9

Punctured wounds surgery 617.144

Punic wars Roman history 937-<HPunishment, capital criminal law 343-2

corporal, school 37 1.55

eternal theology 237.7

future *•237.6

law 343,2

school 371-54

•Punjab, India history 954-5

Pupa embryology 59''34

Purchase of college degrees 378.26

Purgatives cathartics 615.7323

Purgatory theology 236.5

Purification of wastes sanitation 628.^46

eud of this iudex.

(s;!7)

Puritanism

Recreation

Puritanism

Puritans

INDEX

theology 285.9

English history 942.06

religious hist. 274.2

Mass. history

persecutions by

intention ethics

medicine

theology

Purpose

Pus

Puseyism* Pushtu languagePustular affections of skin

'Putnam Co., N, Y. history

Putrefaction

'Puy de Dome, France historyPuzzles

Pyaemia diseases

Pygmies humanPyramids Egyptian

geometryPyrenees mountains travels

974-4

272.S

171

617.22

283

491-58

616.52

974-732

944-59

793616.943

573-S

913-32

5I3-35

914.6* Pyrenees, Orientales, France hist. 944.89

589-235

549-3

536-52

662

1S6.1

182.3

366.2

^33-7

Pyrenomycetes botanyPyrites mineral

Pyrometry temperature

Pyrotechnics chemical tech,

Pyrrhonism Greek philosophyPythagorean philosophy

Pythias, knights of secret societies

Quackery delusions

medical, state cont. of 614.26Quadrant astron. instrument 522.41Quadrature integral calculus 517.33

of circle geom. 513-21Quadric surfaces anal. geom. 516.42

modern ** •• 516.58

geometry 513.58Quadrilateral, adjustment of, geodesy 526.52Quadrilaterals, plane geometry 513.15Quadrumana, zoology coggQuadrupeds

^ggQuadruplex telegraphs commun. 654.2Quakers lives

persecutions

sects

Qualifications of readers lib. econ.

922.S6

272.8

289.6

024.1

teachers, education 371. 11

voters suffrage 324.1Qualitative analysis chemistry 544Quality metaphysics mQuantics algebra 512.87Quantitative analysis chemistry 545Quantities building

^Quantity English prosody

of blood physiology

clothing hygiene

metaphysics

Quarantine administration

692.5

426.1

6i2.ii6

613.482

119

352.4

Quarantine contagious diseaselaws, local admin.

Quarries, prehistoric

Quarrying mining engineeringQuarrymen's occupation hygieneQuartermasters military admin.Quarters, servants' architectureQuartet sacred music

.

Quartets vocal musicQuartz lithology

mineralogyQuartzite lithology

Quaternary age geologyQuaternions mathematicsQuays harbor engineering* Quebec, Canada history

travels

Queen Anne architecture^Queen's Co., Ireland history' Queens Co., New York, «

Queens, lives of

"Queensland «

*Queretaro, Mexico «

Quesnes de Bethune French poetryQuestions see subjectQuevedo Villegas, F. G. de, Sp. sat.Quietism heresies

Quietists, persecution of

"Quincy system," educationQuinet, Edgar, French essaysQuinine therapeutics

Quinones organic chemistryQuinsy diseases

Quintana, M. J. Spanish poetryQuintilian Latin oratoryQuoits amu:bements* Quotations English literature

general collectionsRabbinic learning JudaismRabbits domestic animalsRabelais, Fran9ois French .satire

Rabener, G. \V: German «

Racan, H. de B., French poetryRace horse amusements

influence on mindmortality public hfealth

suffrage

Races of manRachel. Joachim German satireRacine, Jean French drama

Louis •• poetryRacing amusements

ethics

Radiant energy of sunmatter

points meteors

614.45-

352.4

571.21

622.22

613.66

355728.92

783.8

784-84

552-45

549-5

552.45

551-79

516.8

627.3

971.4

917.14

7245

941.87

974-724

923.1

994-3

972.4

841.15

Topic, in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tablesend of this index.«»"*««*

(538)

V3-7272.5

371.47

844.81

^•575

547.6

616.31

861.51

875-6

796

828

80S.8

296

636.9

S47.32

837.61

841.43

798

136.4

614.144

324.1

572

837-52

842.45

841.52

79S

175-7

523-72

539-1^

523.53

at th»

INDEX Puritanism

Recreation

Radiates paleontology

zoology

heat

modern geometry

zoology

astronomy

history

5632

593.2

536-33

513-54

593-: 4

Radiation

Xadical axes

Radiolaria

Radius vector astronomy 521.38

' Radnor, Wales history 942.96

Ragged schools 377-7

Rags, control of contagious diseases 614.463

disinfection " " 614.48

Kahbek, K. L., Danish poetry 839.8157

Railroad accidents transportation 656

corporations 385

engineering 625

elevated 625.4

freight houses arch. 725.32

government, administration 351.S12

horse mechanical eng. 625.6

law 38 5locomotives 621.13

officials* lives 9238passenger stations, arch, 725.31

reports, state 3S5

shops " 725.33

transportation business 656" sociology 3S5

travel protect, of life 614.863

Railroading 656Rails railroad engineering 625.1

Railway guides

Rainfall meteorology

Rainless regions meteorology

Raising funds for libraries

* Rajputana, India history

Ram, water hydraulics

Ramsay, A. English poetry

Ranales botany

Randolph, John Am. oratory

Rank heraldry

Ranunculaceae botany

Rapateaceae '*

Rape law

656

SS^-S7

55^58021.9

954-4

532.83

S21.54

5831

1

815.24

929-7

583-u I

584.39

343Rapidity of flow of blood, physiology 612.15

Rapisardi, Mario Italian poetry

Raptores birds

Rare binding book rarities

illustrations •*

jjrinting *•

Rarissima •

Rasores birds

Rat noxious animal

zoology

Rationalism natural theology

Rationalistic age religious history

Rationalists, apologetics against

Rattlesnake zoology

851.86

598.9

095

096

094

090

598.6

591.6S

599-3

211

270.S

239-7

598.12

Ranch, H. J. Danish drama 839.S231

Raw materials, duties on 337-6Read, Thos. Iluchanan, Am. poetry S11.35

Readers' aids 028^ elementary, Eng. language 42S.6

librarian's relations to 025.I

qualifications lib. econ. 024.1

Reading and aids

art of

' - books, higher, Eng.clubs self-education

courses

elementary education

for the young

private self-education

proofs printing

rooms, for laboring classes 331.85

free, library econ. 027.9

028

808.5

828

374-2

028.3

372.4

028.5

374-1

655.25

library economyReadings, halls for architecture

Ready-reckoners

Reagents chem. anal.

Real estate law

022.5

725-83

658

543

347.2

presence, theology

Realism philosophy

Realty law

Reason in animals zoology

intuitive faculty

natural theologyReasoning faculty

taxation polit. econ. 336.22

265.3

149-2

347.2

591.51

156

2x0

J 53-6

Rebellion of 1717 and 1745, Irish hist. 941-57

(C

3^3

973-7

841-75

615

602

political science

Southern U. S.

Reboul, Jean French poetry

Receipts medicine

useful arts

workshop, chem. tech. 660

on special subj. see subj.

Receiving vaults architecture

Racent period, geology

Recesses in schools

Recessional cathedral service

Recipe books, cookery

726.8

551-791

371.24

783.29

641

Reciprocal polars, analytical geom. 516.55

modernReciprocity free trade

Recitation rooms architecture

Recitations education

Recitative music

Recognition hereafter doct theol.

Reconnaissance geodesy

Reconstruction U. S. history

Record offices, architecture

Recreation buildings arch,

hygiene

513-55

337.9

727.1

37^-3^

784.2

237

526.31

973^725.45

725-8

613.7Topics ill black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at th«

cud of tliitt index.

(539)

^

Recreations

Rest INDEK

Recreations school hygiene 371-74Recreative arts ygoRecruiting militar}' science 355Rectangular coordinates spher. astr. 522.72

Rectilinear motion dynamics ^V^^Z^Rectum, administration of med.,ther. 615.62

anatomy 611.35diseases 616.35

Red Cross societies 361

globules of blood physiology 6i2.mriver settlement, Canada, hist, 971.27

travels 917.127sea physical geography 551.467

Redemption theology -34-3Kedemptorists monastic orders 271.6

Reduction of results geodesy 526.75^Reduplication English etymology 422.3Reed wind instruments 7S8.9

Reenberg, Toger Danish poetr}' 839.8142

Reference books library admin.

use of aids

department lib. econ.

use of libraries

Refiners* occupation hygiene

Reflecting circle, astron. instruments 522.41

instruments optics 535.87telescopes astron. instr. 522.21

028.7

025.5

024.5

613.62

Reflection

Reflections

Reflex action

536.31

IZS'Z

153-4

515-64

591-18

324.42

35 1 -6

364

725.64

371.97

301

heat

light

mental faculties

perspective

zoology

Reform bill, 1832 English suffrage

civil service

schools

architecture

education

sociology

Reformation, age of European hist. 940.7

German history 94303religious history 270.6

Scandinavian history 948.04Switzerland, sec. hist. 949.403

Reformatories architecture

hygiene

temperance

Reformatory associations

Reformed church, Dutch

in Amer,Episcopal church

Presbyterian **

Reformers' lives

Refraction heat

optics

practical astronomyRefracting telescopes

725-6

613-57

178.6

3642S4.1

285.7

2S3

2S5-5

923.6

536.32

522.92

5-

Refreshment buildings arch. 725.7Regaldi, Guiseppe Italian poetry 851,77Regencies Eng. administration 354.4203

const, hist. 342 429Regeneration, theology 234.4' Reggio di Calabria, Italy history 945.79

travels 914.579Regicides' lives 9'^^\^^

Regimen hygiene 613Regimental histories, U. S. civil war 973.744.>

353-9

6ii.g

6175

929.3

312

347.2

355

347-2

6x4.1

3"847.47

847.3s

612-53

Regiments, history of

Regional anatomy-

surgeryRegisters, family

of births, etc., public

deeds law

U. S. army oflicers

Registration of conveyances lawpublic health

statistics

Regnard, J. F. French satire

Regnier, Mathurin ** **

Regulation of animal heat phys.

med. prac, pub. health 6[4.25Regulations, army ^rr

navy 3-^readers library econ. 024

Regulators, sewerage 628.2C8Reid, Thomas, British philosophers 192.5

intuilionaiism 143Reign ci terror, i793-4» French hist. 944.044Reinaert Dutch satire 839.171" Reineke Vos " German satire 837.31

Relapsing fever diseases 616.924Relations, domestic, political science 323

foreign " **-727

of capital and laborZZ^-'i-

church and state, ethics 172.3Relationship 920.1Relative location library economy 025.8Relics miracles 231.7Relief, decoration in architecture 729.5

work building

Religion

and education

science' apologetics

nat. theol.

Christian

natural

practical

Religions, Non-ChristianReligious anecdotes

architecture

art

associations

biography

698.8

200

377

239,8

215

200

2ro

240

290.

244

726

246

206

922Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end uf this iudex.

(540)

INDEX

Religious ceremonies history

sacraments 265controversy 270

on special subjects see subject

Recreations

Rest

education

of clergy

festivals

riction

history

institutions

liberty

orders, monasticpainting art

ecclesiology

poetry

societies

of special sectson special subject see subject

symbolismRemains, paleontologyRemedies, legal

pathology

therapeutics

Remittent fever public health

Remonstrants, sects

Renaissance architecture

European history

fine arts

religious ••

Renal diseases

Renan, Joseph Ernest Fr. essays" Renard the fox " German satire

Rendering works air pollution* Renfrew, Scotland history

* Rensselaer Co., N. Y. *•

Rent of state property finance

political economy

377

207

264

244

270

260

261.7

271

755

247.5

245

206

280

246

560

347.95

616

615.5

614.532

284.9

•/24.1

940.6

709

270.5

616.61

S44.82

614.742

941.41

974741

336.11

333Repair of waste physiological 2o6h 591.136

physiology

Repentance doctrine

Repetitions, method of geodesyReporting journalism

shorthand

Reports, law, AmericanBritish

library administration

see subject

Repousse work fine arts

roofs

Representative gov. polit. sci.

Reprisal international lawReproduction, botany

embryology 58 1.3

physiology 612.6

zoology 591.16

embryology 591.3

612.395

234.5

526.56

070

^11'

345-4

346.4

025.1

739

721.56

321.8

34f.3

581.16

Reproductive power, mental faculties 154Reptiles paleontology

zocilogy

Republic, ist French history

2d " ««

3d « «

political science

Roman historySpanish «

Republican institutions

partj', U.S.Republicans U, S. history

*' ft

Republics, Italian history

polit. scienceRepudiation finance

Repulsive force descr. astronomyReredos fixed furniture

sacred "

568.1

598.1

944.042

944.07

944.08

321.8

93703

946.08

321.8

329.6

973-4

973-7

945-04

321.5

336.36

523-17

729.96

247.2Rescue from drowning, protec. of life 614.811

Resection

Resedacea?

Resen, Peder

Reservoirs

of shipwrecked « ••

Residences

614.S68

617.94

5^3-^33

839-883

628.28

628.13

728

725.17

517

surgery

botany

Danish miscellany

sewerage

water works

architecture

official, arch.

Residual calculus

Resins chemical technology 668.4fossil, economic geol. t;53.29

Resistance of materials, engineering 620.1

molec. phys. 539.4water hydraulics 532.58

Resisting medium descr. astron,

theoret, «

Resonators acoustics

Resorts, health hygiene

human "

mountain "

sea-side "

sujnmer architecture

Respiration animals

physiology ._Respiratory movements physiology 612.21

organs, comp. anat. 591.42descriptive anat. 591.72

system, anatomy 61 1.7.

diseases of 616.2

drugs act. on 615.7asurg. opera. 617.42

Responsibility, human doct. theoi. 23^4ethics 171

Responsive choral service 787.24readings, public worship 264.4

Rest and sleep, hygienegj^.^^

523.15

521.44

53^-*

613.12

613-5

613.12

613.12

728.52

591.13

612.2

Topic, in black face type are .«b-divi.,ed. Superior figures refer to the table, at the€ii<l of this iudex.

(541]

Restaurants

Rosenkranz INDEX

Restaurants architecture 725.71Restiaceae botany 584-83Restif da la Bretonne N. E., Fr. fiction 843.57Restoration English history 942.066

French " 944.06of the Jews 296

Restriction of contagious diseases 614.44Resumption U. S. finance 33673Resurrection Christology 232.5

doctrinal theology 236.8

Resuscitation of the drowned, protect.

of life 614.812Retail stores architecture 725.21Retina eye diseases 617.73Retreats, religious 269Retribution doctrinal theology 237.6

Retro-vaccination contagious dis. 614.4737Reuchlin medieval philosopher 189.5Reunion public order 351-752Reuss, Germany history 943.28Re-vaccination contagious diseases 614.4734

i(

Bible

614.4736

228

231.6

336

336.35

368.31

Re-vaccinisation

Revelation, Book of

Divine

Revenue state finance

Reversionary payments finance

insurance* Reviews see subject reviewed

Revised statutes American law 345.2Revival, Gothic architecture 724.3

• Grecian "724.2

of letters, literary history 809' Romanesque arch, 724.8Revivals music 783.7

of religion 269Revolution, American history 973.3

English, 1688 "942.068

French, 1789"

944-04

1830 "944063

" 1848 «944.07

of the earth astronomy 525.35Revolutions political science ^^3Rewards and punishments theology 233.4

school 371-53' Reynard the fox " German satire 837.31•Rh^tia ancient history 939.84*Rhaeto-Romansch language 459Rhamneae botany 583.275* Rhenish Bavaria, Germany, history 943.43

Prussia

Rhetoric

sacred

Rheumatic fever

Rheumatism *

Rhine travels

Rh inoceros zoology

«

homiletics

diseases

943-42

808

251

616.991

616.991

914.34

surgery

history

tt

Rhinoplastic operations

Rhizophoreas botany

Rhizopoda zoology* Rhode Island, U. S.

Rhodes ancient

modernRhodium inorganic chemistryRhododendron botany* Rhone, France history

English prosody

insects

lithology

English history

^ RhymesRhynchota

Rhyolite

Richard I.

II

TIL

of Cornwall, Ger. history

Richardson, S: English fiction

' Richmond Co., N. Y. history

Richter,J. P. F. German fiction

Rickets diseases

Riddles amusement

popular life

Riding

halls and schools, architectureRifle manufacture

military science

shooting amusementRifled ordnance, military engineeringRight ascension, variations of astron.

lines analytical geometryloci in space "

plane geometryof search

standard of ethics

Righteousness, personal religion

Rights and liberties, const, lawland political economypolitical science

Rigor of muscles physiology

Rinderpest veterinary medicineRings, finger costume

sacred ornamentsRingwaldt,B. German poetry

Rinks bicycle, architecture

ethics

skating **

Rinuccini, Ottavio Italian drama' Rio Janeiro history

travels

Rioja, Francisco de Span, poetryRios, J. A. de los " misc.

Riots administration

law

in any locality see name of placeRipple-marks, geology

Ritchie, A. C. (M.) Amer. drama

617-95

583-411

593-11

974-:v

93916

949.96

546.97

583.62

94458420.6

595-75

552.25

942.032

942.03S

942.046

943-025

823.61

974726

833.62

616.996

793

398.6

798

725.8S

683

355

799

623.4

521.2;

516.11

5'6.3!

51311

341

171

248

342

333

323

612.742

619.2

391-7

247.6

831-45

725.86

I75-I

725.86

852.52

981

918.1

861.38

868.52

351-752

343

jyy / , I - - — 1---/ -'••t-i.uin.iiici

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tablesend of this index.

(542)

55 '.83

812.31

at the

Rites and ceremonies customsRilaal public worshipRitualism

Rivadeneyra, Pedro de Span. misc. S68.35

River crossing, sewerage works 62S.26

engineering

transportation sociology

Rivers engineering

hydraulics

physical geography

394-4

264

264

627

387

627.1

53254551.48

pollution sanit. eng. 628.541

628.11

696.4

621.97

621.99

696.4

water supply

Riveted joints, plumbing

Riveting tools, mechanical eng.

Rivets machine tools

plumbing

Roadbed railroad engineering 625.1

Roads and pavements engineering 625.7

cable "625.5

elevated «625.4

engineering . 625.7

military military eng. 623.6Robbery criminal law 343Robert II., French history 944.021

of Gloucester, English poetry 821.13Robin Hood English ballads 821.04

legends 398.2Robinsonaden" German fiction 1^33-54

Rocaberti, Era Catalan poetry 849.912* Rochester, N. Y. history 974.789Rock analysis chemistry 543-6

engineering 622.23

determination 552.81

-M

blasting

minerals

salt

structure

economic geology 553.63lithology 552.82

* Rockland Co., N. Y. history 974.728Rocks, cleavage of geology 551.S4

conductivity of, " 55i-i4

lithology 552polarity in geology 551.84

Rocky mountains, U. S., history 978Rodentia zoology 599 3Rodolph I. German history 943.026

"• " "943-034

Rodriguez Rubf, Tomas Sp. drama 862.52

Roig, Jacme Catalan poetry 849.9133Rojas y Zorrilla, F. de Span, drama 862.36

Rollenhagen, G;, German poetry

Rolling friction, mechanics

Rolls of honor military

schools* Romaic language

literature

Roman architecture

• art

bathf hygiene

831.46

531.45

37r.53

4S9

889

722.7

709.37

613.46

INDEX Restaurants

Rosenkrana

Roman Catholic church 282Catholics' lives, biography 922.3dominion in Spain, history 946.01

93706

937

945-6

~l —^

349-37

870

292

empire

history, ancient

modern

inquisition, persecutiqns

law

literature

mythology

orders monastic orders 271of architecture 729.32

republic history 93702sculpture -j-j

supremacy religious history 270.4Roman de la Rose French poetry S41.18

du Kenard " satire

* Romance, English

languagesreligious

Romances, Los Spanish poetrj-

Romanesque architecture

revival, architecture 724.8Romanism 33,Romanos, R. M. de Spanish fiction 863.52Romans epistle bible 227.1Romans d'Aventures, Provencal poet. 849. 123Romantic orchestral music 785.3

piano music 786.43vocal " 7S4.3

Rome, ancient history 937church of 2^3

missions 266.2

theology, doctrines 230.2

S47.12

823

479

244

861.26

7234

city, ancient* modern

travels

Romer, Ole Danish miscellanyRomish church

Rommany Gipsies

Rondo piano music

937.6

945-6

9*4.56

839-883

282

397

786.41Ronsard, Pierre de French poetry 84 1.34Rood screen fixed furniture

sacred "

Roof construction architecture

coverings buildingRoofs architectural design

engineering

Rope making

Rosa, Salvatore Italian satire

Rosaceae botany

Rosales *'

' Roscommon, Ireland history

Rose botany

culture

729.96

247.2

721.5

695

729-35

624.9

677

857.55

58337

5833

94^.75

583-37

716.2Rosenkranz, Holger Danish m1scel.839.S83

Topics in black face type are sub-dividfd. Superior figures refer to tlie tables at th«end of this index.

(543)

RosesSalviati

INDJEX

«

Roses, wars of, English history 942.04Rosetta stone, Egyptian inscriptions 493.117

4S1.7

366.4

S5371

941.16

821.S4

851.72

851.42

621.62

621.66

525-35

521.15

523-73

531-34

GreekRosicrucians secret soc.

Rosini, Giovanni Italian fiction

" Ross, Scotland history

Rossetti, D. G. English poetry

Gabriello, Italian "

Rota, Bernardino ** ••

Rotary blowers, engineering

pumps "

Rotation of earth

heavenly bodies

sun

physics

Rote teaching education

Rotgans, Lucas Dutch poetry

Rotheln public health* Rotterdam history

travels

RoucherJ.A., French poetry' Rouen history

travels

Roulettes curves, anal, geom,' Roumania, Turkey history

* Roumanian language

371-31

^39-3^1

614.524

949.2

914.92

841.55

944.25

914.425

516.26

949-8

459.9Roumanille, Joseph, Trovenyal poet. S49.144Round dances, amusements

ethics

houses, R. R., architecture

table Arthurian romancesvocal music

worms, parasitic diseases

Roundheads English history

Rousseau, J. B. French poetry

J. J." fiction

" philosophers 194.4Route canal engineering 626.1

railroad " 625.1Rovere, Antonius de Dutch poetry 839.3121Rowe, N. English drama S22.55

Rowing sport 797Rowson, Susanna, American fiction 813.22

793

^75-3

725.33

39S.2

784.1

616.965

942.062

S41.51

S43.56

' Roxburgh, Scotland history

Roxburghiaceae botany

Royal houses, heraldry

lives biographyRubber manufactures

Rubble stone foundations

external irritants

diseases

botany

Rubefacients

Rubeola

Rubiaceae

Rubiales

Rubidium

Rubrics

(1

inorganic chemistry

Anglican ritual

941.47

584-31

929.7

923.1

678

721.12

615-773

616.916

583-52

583-51

546.35

264.032

Riickert, F. German poetry 831.74Rudbeck, Olof, Swedish miscellany 839.783tRugosa

RuinsRuiz, Juan

Rulers* lives

palaces of

Rul ;s for readers

staff

of order, parliamentary

school

zoology

antiquities

Spanish satire

architecture

library econ.

Rum' Rumania

593.61

913

S67.1

923.1

725-ir

024

0239328.1

371-5'chemical technology 663.5history

travels

* Rumansh language

literature

Ruminants zoology

Runeberg, J. L. Swedish poetryRunes

Anglo-Saxon

GermanGothic

Runic inscriptions

Runius, Johan, Swedish poetryRupert German history

Rupture of genital tract obstetricsRura.' architecture

cemeteries

economy agriculture

life

sports

water s'apply

949.8

9U-9S-

459 9

8599

599-7

839.7167

439-6

429.17

437-01

439.9 1 r439-617

839.7136.

943-027'

618.55

728

719

630

630

796

62S.7Rush, Benjamin American essays 814.21Ruskin, J: English essays

Russia administration

botany

finance

geology'

history

I in Asia history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

other topics*see table i

* Russian America, Alaska history

architecture

baths architecture

hygiene

church sects

* language

I'terature

824.86

3544758i.947^

336.47

5547

947

957

912.47

379 47

314-7

914.7

34i.24>

979.8

723.2

725.73

613.46

281.9

491.7

891.7

781.7music

Rust, anti-, processes, build, materials 691.-

^""g"5^^9.225

Topic, in black face type are 8ub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the tables at th*end of this index.

Rucellai, Giovanni Italian poetry 851.33

(544)

INDEX RosesSalviati

Rust joints plumbing 696.6

Rutaceae botany 583.23

Kutebeuf French poetry 841.17

Ruth Bible 222.3

* Ruthenian language 491-79

Ruthenium inorganic chemistry 546.96

' Rutland, England history 942.54

Rydberg, Viktor Swedish fiction 839.7367

Rydelius, Anders " misc. 839.7834

Ryswick, Peace of treaties 341-24

Saavedra, Fajardo, D, de Sp. misc. 86S.36

Sabbatarians Christian sect

Sabbathschools

Sabeism philosophy

Sabellian heresies

Sabiacese botany

Sabini ancient history

Saccharomycetes botany

Sacchetti, Franco Italian fiction

Sachs, Hans German poetry

Sacramentals public worship

SacramentsAnglican ritual

Sacred art

biography

drama miracle plays

religion

furniture

history

musicpoetry

rhetoric

Sacrifice

Sacrifices

Sacrilege

Saddlery

birth customs

Christology

Bible

sacraments

architecture«

289.9

263

26S

181.7

273-3

583.291

937-4

589.91

S53.21

831.44

264.9

265

264.035

246

922

792

244

247

270

783

245

251

392.2

232.4

220.93

2653

265.9

685

725.24

725-35

672

622.47

839.6

trade

Safe deposit buildings

storage

Safes manufactures

Safety lamps, mining engineering

Sagas, Norse

Sago chemical technology 664.2

Sahara desert history 966,1

physical geography 551. 58

Sail-making trade 689

Sailing directions 656

great circle navigation 527-5

Sailors' lives 926.56

Saint Albans raid U. S. history 973.722

Vermont hist. 974.3

Amant, M. A. G., Fr. satire 847.42

, Bartholomew's day, persecution 272.4

Bernard, hospice of, prot. of life 614.87

Topics in black face type are t>iib-tlivi(led.

Saint fivremond, French essays

history

844.42

997

974-75^

977.S

917.7S

Helena

Lawrence Co., N. Y. *'

Louis, Mo. "

travels

Marc Girardin Fr. essays S44.75* Petersburg, Russia, history 947.4

travel? 914.74

Pierre, J. H. B. de Fr. fiction 843.61

Simonism socialism 335.2

Vitus's dance diseases 616.S51

Sainte Beuve, C. A. French essays 844.74

Saints doctrine

lives of

Salamanders batrachia

Salaries lib, administration

Salary of teachers

Sale catalogs of books

of duplicates library economy 025.2

state properties finance 336.12

Salemitano, Masuccio Italian fict, S53.31

235

922

597-9

025.1

371.16

017-019"

945-74

613.65

3494325S3.9S1

615.75

553-72

6l5.732^

615.741

611.31

612.31

* Salerno, Italy history

Salesmen's occupation hygiene

Salic laws German law

Salicineae botanv

Salicylates therapeutics

Salicylic acid organic chem. 547.76

disinfectants, contag. dis. 614.4S6

Saline waters economic geology

Salines cathartics

Saliva therapeutics

Salivary glands anatomy

physiology

secretion physiol. zoology 591.143Sallusc Latin literature 878.2

Salmon fishing, amusement 799business 639

" Salomon and Morolf " Ger. satire 837,22

Saloons architecture 725.72

billiard architecture 725.84

'Salop, England history 942.45Salt baths hygiene 613.45

foods "613.28

lithology 552.53

manufacture 664.4

mining 622.36

rock economic geology 553-63

Saltpetre mineralogy 549.72

Salts, chemical technology 661.4

of ammonia chemical tecii. 661.5

theoretical chemistry 541-4

Saluste du Bartas, G. de Fr. poetry 841.37

Salvadoraceae, botany 583.716Salvage maritime law 3\7'7

Salvation doctrinal theology 234Salviati, Leonardo Italian essays 854.45

Superior fig:ures refer to the tables at theeud uf this index.

(545)

Sanctus

Sand, G:

Sand

Sandals

Sandbugs

Salzburg

Scitatninese

* Salzburg, Germany history 943-63

Samaniego, F. M. de, Spanish poetry 861.44

* Samaritan language 492-5

Samnite wars Roman history 937-03

Samnium ancient " 937-7

Samos " " 939-

H

' modern " 949-94

Samsoe, O. J, Danish drama S39.8253

Samuel Old Testament 222.4

Samydaceae botany 583-45'

San Francisco history 979-4

travels 9>7-94

San Luis Potosi, Mexico history 972,4

* San Salvador history 972.84

Sancho lY. Spanish miscellany 868.12

Sanctitication doctrinal theology 234.8

Sanctis, Francesco de Italian essays 854.S1

Sanctuary legal antiquities 34^-3

sacred music 783---

French fiction 843.82

foundations 721.14

piles 721.16

storms 5S'-5'

costumes 39^-4

zo6logy 595-36

Sandenianianism sects 289.9

Sander, K. L., Danish drama 839.8256

Sands economic geology 553-^2

Sandstone " "553-53

lithology 552-51

old red 55'-74

* Sandwich Islands histor}' 996.9

Sandys, George American poetry 8 1 1 . 1

1

Sangreal legends 398.2

Sanguification, physiology 612.II9

Sanhedrim Judaism 296

Sanitariums health resorts 613.12

Sanitary affairs public health 614

appliances hygiene 613.0S

public health 614.08

commission, Am. civil war 973.7771

commissions local govt. 352.4

U. S. 361

districts Eng. local gov. 352.0425

engineering 628

laws public health 614.09

measures " " 614.09

police administration 351.77

reports public health 614.09

science engineering 628

surveys public health 614.77

Sanitation, industrial, engineering 6285

of towns " 628.4

principles of *' 628

public 614

veterinary, pub. health 614.9!

INDEX

Sannazzaro, Jacopo Italian poetry

^Sanskrit language

literature

Santalacea: botany' Santiago history

travels

* Santo Domingo history

'Saone et Loire, France history

Sap, circulation of botany

Sapindacea: **

Sapindales **

Sapotaceae "

Sappho Greek poetry

Saprolegnieae, botany' Saracen empire history

Saracenic architecture

' Saratoga Co., N. V. history

Sardinia ancient "

' island modern "

Sardou, Victorien French dramaSarmatia, Asiatica, ancient history

Europa " •*

Sarpi, Paolo Italian essays

Sarraceniaceae, botany* Sarthe, France history

Sash arch, construction

' Saskatchewan, Canada historv

Sassanian architecture

Sassanians ancient history

Satan doctrinal theology

Satellites, action of astronomv

theoretical **

'Satire English literature

Satirical music, dramatic

Satirists* lives, Eng.

Saturn astronomy

Satyre Menippee, La French satire

Saurians

Sauropterygia, reptiles

Savages' Savanna, Ga., history

travels

Savings banks, administration

architecture

political econ.

' Savoy, declaration doct. theology

France history

house of "

Saw mills

Saws tools

Saxe, J. G. Am. satire

' Saxe-AItenburg, Germany history

Gotha-Coburg " «

851.26

491.2

891.3

5S3-94J

9S3

91S.3

97^-93

944-43

5S1.11

583.281

583.28

5^3-68r

8S4.2

58926

953

-J-J

974-743

937.9 •

945-9

842.S6

939-52

939.81

854-51

944.17

721.S3

971.24

722.5

935-7

235

521.42

521.6

827

782.6

928.27

5^346

«47.33

598.1

598.16

975

917

35

»

725

332

23S

944

8

58

825

24

5

4S

Meiningen

Weimar "

Saxhorn wind instrument

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to tlie tables

674

62 [.93

817-35

943.24

94325943.26

943-23

788.42

at the

Saxifrageae botany 583-38Saxo Grammaticus Danish miscel. 839.8811* Saxon, Anglo-, language

literature

* old language

literature

Romanesque architecture* Saxony history

house of, Germany, hist.

* Prussian ** •*

Saxophone wind instrument

Saybrook platform creeds

Scagliola masonry

Scalds surgery

Scales, measuring instruments

music

practical chemistry

watch and instrument making 681

429

829

439.2

839-2

72342

943-21

943.022

943- '8

78S.43

238.5

693.64

617. II

530.8

781.2

542.3

weights and measuresScalping war customs

Scaly affections of skm'

Scandal ethics

' Scandinavia history

^Scandinavian language

literature

philosophers

lives

Scandium

Scansores

protestants

389

399616.51

177.2

948

439.5

839.5

198

921.8

284.7

inorganic chemistry 546.69

59S.7

594-2

616.917

616.917

614.522

847.43

628.4

273.S

211

end of tliift index.

birds

Scaphopoda zoology

Scarlatina diseases

Scarlet fever pathology

public health

Scarron, Paul French satire

Scavenging of townsScepticism heresies

natural theology

philosophical systems 149.7

philosophy 186. i

Sceptics' lives, biography 922.9Scheele, K: V., Swedish miscellany 839.7S48Schefer, L. German poetry 831.81

Scheffel.J, V. von " fiction ^33-8^Schelling " philosophy 193.4* Schenectady, N. Y. history

Scherzo orchestral music

Schiller, J. C. F., German dramaSchimmel, H. J. Dutch "

Schism Avignon

Eastern and Western church 270.3

in the church eccles. polity 262.8

Schists lithology 552.43Schizomycetes botany 589.95Schleiermacher, German philosophy 193.6* Schleswig-Holstein, Germ, history 943.51

Topics iu black face type are subdivided.

974.744

785-1

' 832-63

839-3253

270.5

INDEX Salzburg

Scitamineae

' Schoharie Co., N. V. histor>

Scholar's life, self-culture

Scholastic philosophers' lives

philosophy

Schoning, Gerhard I)anish misc.

School architecture

districts Enc;. local ^ov.

funds state educationfurniture

hygiene

libraries education

lilirary economy^ texts English language 428Schools and libraries, library econ. 021.3

architecture

education

974-74S

374921.9

189.4

839-8844

727

352.0426

379-11

3716

371.7

371.64

02-

8

hygiene

library

music

of painting

parochial

public

reform

727

370

613.54library econ. 020.7

mus. education 780.7

759education

parish work377-5

architecture

riding **

Sunday* see special subject

Schopenhauer, German philosophy'Schuyler Co., N. Y. historyI Schwartzburg, Germany, "

Sciatica diseases

Science and religion apologetics

natural theol.

biography of

elementary education

mental

military

moral

natural

naval

of religion

social sociology

study teaching

Sciences, classification of

natural

occult

Scientific buildings architecture 727

-J/

379

364

725.64

725.S8

268

193-7

974-781

943.27

616.S7

239.3

215

925

372.3

150

355

170

500

359201

300

507

501

500

133

men lives ofsurveys, generaltravels

Scientists, apologetics against' Scilly Islands history

travels

Sciopticon optics

Scitamineae botany

925

508.3

508.3

239.S

942.37

9U-237

535.86

584.21

(546)end of this index.

(547)

Superior figures refer to the tables at the

Sclerotic

Servian INDEX

Sclerotic eye diseases 617.71Scope and usefulness of libraries 021

INDEX

Scoria volcanic rocksScorpions zoology

Scotch churches, Presbyteriancovenant creeds

Deists apologetics

English dialects* langfuage

music, vocal

philosophers* lives

philosophy

Presbyterians' lives

Romanesque architecture

Scotland administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology

history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoSlogyScott, W. English fiction

poetry' Scottish border history

travels

Episcopal church

poetryScotus, Duns medieval philosophyScrap book methods

books general collections

for special see subject

arch, construction

mining engineering

arch, construction

fixed furniture

Screw cutting

joints plumbing

physics

propellers engineering

Scribe, A. E. French dramaScript writing

Scriptural biography Bible

Scripture chronologies

commentaries

concordances

552.21

595-4

285

239-5

427.9

491.63

784.4

921.2

X9a

922.541

723-41

354.41

913-41

720.941

581.941

37S.41

34241

370.941

336-41

5541

941

349-41

912.41

274.1

379-41

3141

914.1

341.241

591.941

S23-73

821.74

941.4

914.14

283.41

821

1S9.4

029.3

040

Screen doors

Screening

Screens622.74

721.87

729.96

621.99

696.5

53^-^7

621.12

842.73

652

220.92

220.94

220.7

220.2

220.3

226.1

220.95

Scripture dictionaries

harmonies of gospelshistories

readings public worship 264.3Scriptures, holy Bible 220Scrofula diseases 616.996Scroll-sawing

Scrophularineas botany sS" .Si

Scrotum anatomy ^i i 63diseases of 616.67

Scudery, Georges de French fiction S43.44Madeleine de « « 84^ 4c

Sculptors' lives ^SV7-t -J

Sculpture

diseases

feudalism

ancient history

Scurvy

Scutage

Scythia

Scythian languageSea anemones zoSlogy

aqueous erosionbaths hygiene

cucumbers, zodlogy

730prehistoric

571-73sacred ornamentation 247.3

fishery

grapes

laws

lilies

mats

mossesserpent

trade

zoology

M

algae

delusions

shore resorts, hygiene

urchins zoologyweeds botany

Seal engraving

Seals heraldry

zoology

Seamanship

Seamen's lives

Search, right of international lawSeaside cottages architecture

Seasons astronomyhygiene

zoology

Seasickness

Seats, country architectureSebaceous glands, disorders of

secretion animals' Sebastopol history

Secession church of Scotlandlaw

U. S. historySecond advent of Christ

adventists sects

empire French historysight

616.39

3^^'3

939- 5 f

494

593-6

551-35

f^'3-4S

59396

639

594.9

347.7

593-9'

594-7

5893

^33-7

613.1;^

593-95

5893

736

929.8

S99'7

656

926.56

341.3

728.7

5255^^3-^3

591-54

616.33

728.8

616.53

591.141

947-7

285.6

342

973.7

232.6

289.3

944-07

133-3Topic* in black face type are ^ub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables afLend of this index. *

(548)

writing

Secretion

Second war with England, U. S, hist.

Secondary batteries electricity

schools, public

Secret service Amer. civil war

societies

buildings arch.

college

cryptography

animals

of liver physiology

physiology

vicarious "

Secretory organs animals

descriptive anat.

Sects, Christian

Secular changes of season

education

Sedaine, M. J., French drama

Sedentary life, hygiene

Sedimentary rocks litbology

Sedition law

See ecclea, polity

Segregation geological agents

Segura de Astorga, J, L. Sp. poetry

* Scin* et Marne, France history» Oise,

Inferieure,

SeismologySelagineae botany

Selection, natural evolution

of manuscripts publish.

sexual evolution

3 Selections English philology

Selenides mineralogy

Selenium inorganic chemistrj'

Self culture

defence, art of athletics

education

government

u

M

polit. science

school discip.

Selkirk, Scotland history

Sem Tob, Kabbi Spanish poetry

Sematology philology

Semi-detached city houses arch.

diameter of celestial bodies

Seminaries architecture

education

theological religion

Seminary method of instruction

Seminole wars U. S. history

Semitic languages

Senancour, K. V. de French essays

Seneca, L. A. Latin drama

misc.*

• stoic phil.

Seneca Co., N. Y. history

Topics in black face type are sub-

973-52

537*84

379- »

7

973-785

366

728.4

371.85

651

591- 14

612.35

612.4

612.49

59144

591-74

280

525-53

377

842.57

613.65

552-5

343262.3

551.98

861.14

944.37

944.36

944.25

551-2

583.S76

575-4

655.51

575-5

428.7

549.3

546.23

374

796

374

321,8

371.59

941.46

S61.16

419.1

728.34

5^--93

727.2

373

207

371.37

973-5

492

84464

872.6

878.5

188.6

974.769

divided.

end of tliis index*

' Senegambia history

' Sennaar, Eg)*pt "

Sensation, beginnings of biology

in animals zoology

plants botany

mental faculties

Sensationalism

Sense mental faculties

Sensibility " "

Sensitive plant botany

physiol. botany

Sensory apparatus anatomy

Sentimental music

Separate system of sewerage

Separation of powers, English gov, 354.4202

Sclerotic

Servian

966.3

962.9

576.4

591.18

581.18

152

US152

157

583-3«

581.5

61 1.8

784.3

628.212

French

GermanU.S.

Sepia paint

Sepoy war, Indian history

Septic diseases

(«

Septicaemia

Septuagint

Sepulchre

Sepulture

Sequence

Serafi

Serao, Matilde

diseases

obstetrics

Bible

cemeteries

customs

public health

cathedral service

Catalan poetry

Italian fiction

354.4402

354-4302

353.02

7S«

954

616.94

616.944

618.74

221.48

718

393-1

614.61

783-23

849-9135

S53.S8

Serfs, emancipation, Russian history 947 .oS

origin of

slavery

Sergardi, Ludovico Italian satire

Sergeants*-at-law lives

Serials see subject

Sericeous secretion animals

Sericulture

algebra

calculus

trigonometry

Series

Sermonson Amer. civil war

pjiblic worship

947.04

3-^6.3

857.57

923-44a

591.142

638

5«2.4

517-21

5U-2253

973.795

264.6

Serous membranes, admin, of med. by6i3.66

Serpent-charming 59^-57

worship 291

Serpentine economic geology 553-55lithology 552.47

zoology 598.12

domestic economy 647

ethics 1/3-8

Servants* quarters architecture 728.92

Servetus medieval philosophers 189.5

' Servia history 949-7• Servian language 491.82

Superior li^urea refer to Uie tabteft at the

Serpents

Servants

(549)

!

Service

Sirocco

Service books Anglican ritual

Services, professional building

Servitude slavery-

Session laws, AmericanEnglish

Sestini, Kartolommeo, Italian poetry

Setons therapeutics

Setting type printing

Seven champions

sages

sleepers

weeks' war German history

wonders of the world

years' war German history

Seventh day Adventists sects

Baptists «

Sabbath

Seville history

travels

Sewerage city administration

engineering

systemsSewers and outlets air pollution

disinfection public health

INDEX

264.03

692.8

326

3451346.1

S51.6S

615.S12

655-25

398.2

398.2

39S.2

943.081

609

943-056

289.3

286.3

263.2

946.S

914.6S

2.6

Shearing tools, mechan. engineering 621.96Sheaths of tendons anatomy 611.7^

diseases of 616.76Sheep, diseases of, compar. medicine 619.3

domestic animals

Sheffield

Shelf dept

Shell banks

fish

history

travels

library economyprehisi. archaeology

business

zoSlogyShelley, P. B. English poetryShells tossil

pre-hist. archzeology

projectiles

zoology

942.74

914.274

025.8

571.93

639

594S21.77

564

571-13

623.4

594Shelter of laboring classes, pol. econ. 331.8^

Sewing domestic economymachine

shoes

tailoring

Sex customs

in education

nature

influence of therapeutics

mortality public health

origin of evolution

production of embryologySexes mental characteristics

Sextant astron. instrument

finding time by, horology

Sexual ethics

science

selection evolution

variation animals

Shade and light architect design

Shades and shadows, descrip. geom.Shadows, perspective

Shaft sinking, mining

Shafting mill workshaftsbury, Ear! of English essays

Shakers sects

Shakspere English dramaShale lithology

"Shanghai history

travels

Sharks

Shaw, H: W, American humorShay's rebellion Mass. history

Topics iu black face type are jsub

Sheriffs

628.2

628.21

614.765

6x4.48

646

687

68s687

39s

376

577.8

615.55

614.141

575-9

59^361 36.

1

522.41

529-74

176

612.6

575-5

591.156

729.14

515-7

515-63

622.25

621.82

824.51

2S9.8

^^^33

552-52

951 I

91 5.1

1

597-3

Si 7.46

97-1-4

-divided.

end of tUis index.

(550)

Shelton, F: W: American satire

Shelving library building

Shemitic languagesShenstone, W:, English poetrySheol eschatology

Sheridan, R B. B. English drama

^^7-33

022.9

492

S21.58

236.4

822.66

law

local government' Shetland Islands history

travels

Shillaber, B. P. American humorShingle roofs building

Shingles skin diseases

Ship building

canals

oratory 825.64

347 ^^^

352.2

941. II

914.111

817-34

695.1

616.52

699

626.9

386

616.922

613.68

621.12'

625.9

engmeenngsociology

fever diseases

life hygiene

propulsion mechanical eng.

railways

Shipping and freighting, useful arts 656history of sociology 387laws

^^y,yShips, disinfection, in contag. disease 614.48

iron Cxjfj

clad military eng. 623.9transportation 656

Shipwrecked, rescue of, prot. of life 614.868Shipwrecks adventures 910.4

life saving methods 656

974-2* Shoals, Isles of history

travels

Shock result of injury

Shoemaking manufacturingShoes costume

Shone system sewerage worksShooting galleries architecture

sport

917.42

617.21

685

391.4

62S.214

725.S9

799Superior figures refer to the tables at the

INDEX Service

Siroccc

Shops, machine architecture

railway "

Short-hand

Shortsightedness eye diseases

Shower baths hygiene

Shows entertainments

public customs

Shrimps zoology

^Shropshire, Eng. history

adulterations

landscape gardening 715

botanyarchitectural const.

therapeutics

history

history

Shrub

Shrubbery

Shrubs

Shutters

Sialagogues

*Siara

* Lower

Siamese architecture

language

twins deformities

natural hist, of man•Siberia history

Sibylline books magic

Sicilian Norman architecture

Sicily ancient history

* modern "

Sick, food for hygiene

headache diseases

hospitals for

725-43

72533

653

617.75

613.44

791

394-2

59531

94^-45

614.346

ministry of

parish care of

architecture

sacraments

582

72 1.87

615.741

959-3

959-5

722.4

494

617-35

573-9

957

^33-3

72345

937-8

945-S

613.23

616.857

362.1

725.51

265.8

258

522.51

529,1

523-33

529.2

821.32

room domestic economy 649Sidereal clock and chronometer

day chronology

month astronomy

chronology

Sidney, P. English poetry

Sieges military engineering 623.2

'Sierra Leone, history - 966.4

Sight anatomy 61 1.S4

asylums for the blind 362.4

diseases of 617.7

mental faculties 152.1

optics 535.7

physiology 612.84

Sigismund German history 943*027Sign boards advertising 659

language 419.1

painting 698Signal service meteorology 531-5

Signals electric 537-88

in navigation acoustics 534-83

military military eng. 623.7

telegraphic 654.9

Signs'of pregnancy 61S.22

Sikh religion"

299.11

Topics iu black face type are sub-dividedeud of th

Sileneae botany 5S3.IS.

'Silesia, Austria history 943-73* Prussia ** 943-14Silhouettes 741Silicates mineralogy 5496Silicon inorganic chemistry 546.28Silius Italicus, Latin epic poetry ^73-4Silk culture 638

dyeing chemical technology r 667.2

manufacture 677mills architecture 725.41

worm agriculture 63S

zoology 595-78Silos agriculture 6'»-*

Silt lithology 552.52Silurian age geology- 551-73Silver inorganic chemistry 546-57

metallurgy 669.2

mining 622.34

money 332.41

ores economic geol • 55342plating manufacture 671

Silversmiths' work fine arts 739Silverware domestic economy 645

fine arts 739manufactures 671

Simarubeae botany 583.241Similarity plane geometry 513-^7Simms, W; G., American fiction 8'3-33Simonides of Ceos Greek lyrics 884.4

Samos *• satire 8S7.2

Simony canon law 34S

eccles. polity 262.9

Sin doctrine 233-2Sinai ancient history 939.48' modern ** 953-1Sinaitic inscriptions 492.1* Sinaloa, Mexico history 972.3Sind, India ** 954.7

* Sindhi language 491.41* Singhalese "

491.48* Singapore history 959-5

travels 915-95Singers, lives of 927.8

Singing public worship 264.2

vocal music 784Single altitude, finding time by 52973

curved lines descr. geom. 515-12

surfaces " •• 5'5-Ustandard coinage 332.42

Sinking fund, finance 33^-33Sintooism 299-5Sinus surgery 617.23Siphonophora, zoology 593-72Sirenia mammals 599-5Sirocco meteorology 55'-5i

Superior figures refer to the tables at theis index.

(550

Sisterhoods

South

Sisterhoods parochial workreligious orders

Sisters of Charity

Mercy' Sivas, Asia Turkish history

Size notation for booksSizes of books, publishing

INDEXINDEX

255

271.9

271.91

271,92

956.5

025-3

655-53shelf depart, lib. econ, 025.S

type printing

Sjoberg, Erik. Swedish satire

Skating

rinks architecture

Skeleton, humanleaves fancy workof animals comp, anat.

655-^4

839.7763

796

725-S6

611.71

746

591.49

Skeletons, preparations of

Skelton, J: English poetrySkepticism natural theology

Sketching drawingSkew arches architecture

Skill, games of, amusements

ethics

Skilled labor, political economySkin absorption

descript. anat. 591.79

579.1

821.22

2n741

721.42

794

175-4

33^7612,384

administration of medicine by 615.67anatomy

diagnosis pathology

diseases "

function of physioloj^y

Skirmishing military science

Skull anatomy

craniology' Skye, Scotland history

Slags metallurgy

Slander ethics

' Slang English language

611.77

616,073

616.5

612.79

355611.91

S7Z-7

941,17

669.8

177.3

427modern English language 427.09

Slate roofing building

Slater fund education

Slates building stones

lithology

Slating building

Slaughter houses air pollution

industrial sanit.

695.2

Z7Z'7S

553-54

552-44

695

614.741

62S.549Slaughtering, meth. of an. hyg. 614.97Slave holding slavery

law, fugitive •*

trade «

Slavery

abolition of, U. S. history

.American

defences of

Slaves* biography

Slavic languages

philosophers

326

326.973

326.1

326

973-71-1

326.973

326.7

326.92

491-8

197

Slavic philosophers* lives* Slavonia history

* Slavonic church languageSleep

and rest hygieneof plants botanywalking

Sleight of handSlide valves steam enginesSlides, mounting of microscopySliding friction mechanics"Sligo, Ireland history

Slime treatment ore dressingSloth ethics

Sloths mammalia* Slovakian language* Slovenian "

engineering

diseases

inoculation, pub. health 614.47public health 614.521

Smell, nerves of anatomy f)ii.86

physiology 612.S6senses

i ;2 tSmelting metallurgy 669.8Smith, Henrik. Danish miscellany 839.8825

S. English essays 824.72Smith college, colleges for women 376.8Smithsonian Institution co6

Sluices

Small-pox

921.7

943-93

491.81

135

613.79

581.54

135

791

621. II

578.6

531.44

941.72

622.76

179.8

599-3

491.87

491.84

621.29

616.912

Smoke

Tioking

air pollution 614.71flues heating 697.8nuisance, sanitation 628.53ethics

hygiene

Smollett, T. G. English fiction

Smooth muscles physiologySmuggling criminal lawSmut agriculture

fungi* Smyrna, Asia Turkish history

travels

Snakes

Sneezing therapeutics

Snow meteorology

Soj.p-making air pollution

chemical technolcgySoapstones economic geologySociability animals

Social clubs

customs, bad

democracy

distinctions

drinking

ethics

evil

hygiene

socialism

ethics

rank

temperance

178.7

613.84

823.63

612.73

343 ^

632

589.227

956.2

915.62

598.12

615.726

551-57

614.744

66S.1

553-55

591.5s

Z^7

613-87

335.5

V7'S929.7

178.3

177

176.5TopU. I„ blacU lace type are sub-divided Superior figure, refer to the tables at Theend of this index.

Sisterhooay

South

arch.a

'Social obligations ethics

science

worship

Socialism

Socialistic communities in U. S.

Societies

debating

for home study

parish work

general

learned, buildings

secret "

"•special see subject

Society, ethics

for ethical culture

- houses student life

• Islands history

libraries, library economy 027.2

of Jesus monastic orders 271.5

the Cincinnati

songs music

Socinians heresies

Unitarian church

Sociology

biography of

Socrates Greek philosophy

Socratic philosophy

177.8

^100

264.7

335

335-973

360

374-4

374.8

256

060

727-9

728.4

177

170.6

37 1.86

996.2

Soda

369.131

784.6

273-4

2S8

300

923

1S3.2

1^3-3

661.3

Sodalities

Sodium

chemical technj:v*gy

water adulteradons 614.348

chem, tech. 663.6

parish work 256

inorganic chemistry 546.33

Soeurs de bon Secours sisterhoods 271.94

'Sofala, Africa history 96S.I

Sogdiana ancient history 939-6i

Soil conditions affecting health

public health 614.77

disinfection, in contagious dis. 614.48

Soils agriculture 631

So!anace?e botany 583.79

Solar day chronology 529.1

engines engineering 621.47

observation, astron. instruments 522.56

parallaxandtransit of Venus 523.92

physics 523.7

spectrum astronomy 523-77

system, descriptive astron. 523.2

year

Soldiers* cemeteries, national

food for hygiene

homes architecture

lives biography

military science

Sol-Fa method music

Solidification, heat

Solids geometry

529.2

719

613.21

725.59

9235

35S

784.9

536.43

513-3

Solids, properties of physics

Solitary confinement punishments

vice ethics

Solitude

' Solomon Islands history

Solomon, Song of Bible

Solos music

Solubility theoretical chemistry 541.8

Solution, chemical 542.6

of plane triangles, trigon. 514.5

spherical triangles, ** 514.7

trigonom. equations 514.4Solutions quantitative analysis 545.6

539-2

343-2

176.4

177^

993-S

223.9

784.81

* Somali, Africa history

Somerset, England "

' Somme, France "

Somnambulism

Somnambulists' lives

Sonata organ music

piano "

Song festivals musicof Solomon Bible

the three children, **

Songbooks folk-lore

Songs

967.7

942.38

94426

'35

920.9

786.81

786.41

784.5

223.9

229.5

398.8

784and ballads, English literature 821.04

Sore throat

Sores

Sorghum

784.3

784.88

784-87

784

821

972.1

183.1

882.2

491.88

»33-4

616.31

617.24

633

664.1

music

for female voices

male "

with music* Sonnets English literature* Sonora, Mexico history

Sophist philosophy

Sophocles Greek drama* Sorbian languageSorcery

diseases

surgery

agriculture

manufactures

Sorterup, Jorgen Danish poetry 839.8141

Soteriology doctrinal theology 234hygiene 613

' Soudan, Africa, history 966.2' Egypt, " 962.6Soul in animals 591.51

metaphysics 12S

origin of metaphysics 129Soumet, Alexandre French drama S42.71

Soundings marine surveying 526.99physical geog. 551.46

Sources of animal heat physiology 612.51' South Africa history 968

America, description gi8

eccles. history 278

geology 558topics ia black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at t\

eud of this iudea..

South

Star IMDEX

South America, history

statistics

American languages

travels

Atlantic States, history 975Australia, «

^^^ ^Carolina, U. S. «

^^-.57Central States, Amer. hist. 976

gSo

318

498

918

Russia

Sea Islands

scheme

west, U. S.

travels

history

travels

history

travels

stocks

history

travelsSoathem Atlantic ocean

States U. S. historySoutherne, T: English dramaSouthey, R. "

poejj.y

Souvestre, j£mile French fictionSovereigns' lives

Sovereignty pel. scienceSpace astronomy

metaphysics

sense physiologySpadiciflora botanySpaio

917.6

947.7

914.77

996

919.6

332.6

978

917-8

551.464

975

822,52

821.73

S43.7S

923.1

3^0.1

523.14

114

612.SS1

584.6

35446913-46

946.02

720.946

581.946

536.46

554-6

946

912.46

379-46

314.6

914-6

341.246

administration

antiquities

Arabs in history

architecture

boiany

finance

geology

history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

other topics see uble i

Spaoish America history 972travels 917.2

architecture, Romanesque 723.46Armada English history 942.055

Spanish « 946.04

^ .709.46

Austrian ascend., Ital. hist. 545.07inquisition, persecutions 272.2

' language^go

literature gggphilosophers' lives 921.6philosophy

,^6i'u^e Mexican history 972.02

economic geology 553.66

613.12

80S.5

654.8

332.4

5;5-8

336.26

542.3

Sparring amusements7^5Sparta ancient history 93S.0

Spartan supremacy Greek histoty 938.^Spas, buildmgs for architecture itT,hygiene

/*->0

Speakers oratorySpeaking tubes communicationSpecie payment bankingSpecies, origin of

Specific customs taxation

gravity chemistry

of liquids physics 51J2.4

phvsics r^J

Specifications for building ^^fSpecifics therapeutics ^,Speamen boolcs printing (,.. ^.Specimens, arrange, in museums 579:

mounting of rjg

preservation in " JyggSpectacles disorders of vision 6.775

optics

Spectres

Spectroscope, optics

Spectroscopy, astronomySpectrum analysis chemistry

optics

qualitative anal. 5446of comets, astronomy

523.67

535-^^

535-84

522.67

544.6

535-84

u

((

u

523-57

523-37

523-87

52377

332.6

J 74-5

612.78

534.7

Spar

Spark, induction electricity537-52

meteors

moonstars

sun

Speculation banks

ethics

Speech, impediments oforgans of acoustics

human anatomy 611 2philology

phonology

physiology^^^^^3

visible comparative philol. 414'Speeches English oratory 82,Spegel, Haquin Swedish poetry 839 71 31^^Spelhng books, English language J.3 ,

phonetic, " «;

reform,." "

Spencer, Herbert « r.K-i .

'*^'*^

qI. t^

cfuerc, philosophy 192.8Spenser, E, « ^ /c« 1,

poetry 021.-31Sperm cells development ,.,,,,Spermatic cord anatomy 611.63

diseases of 61668secretions phys. zoology 59,. ,46

Spermatorrhoea diseases 6166^Speroni, Sperone Italian drama 8,. .rSpeusippus Greek philosophy ^S^aSphagna botany

^gg ^Top.cs in black face type are ^ub-divided. Superior fi

^"^ ^SS.!

e«d of tlfurdt/^"'-^**'^'*='- '•^ "- *-^^- at the

(.S54)

5' 5-65

522.7

522.71

526.41

5»34i

Sph-^res perspective

Spherical astronomycoordinates astronomy

excess triangulation

geometry

projections, des. geom. 515.5

trigonometry 514-6

comput. of

triangulation 526.44

Sphero-conics analytical geometry 5 16.58

modern "5^3*58

Spheroidal trigonometr}' comput. of

triangulation 5-6.45

Sphinx Egyptian mythology 299.31

Sphygmograph di agnosis 6 1 6.07

1

physiology 612.16

'Spice Islands, history 99'-3

Spices adulterations 614.314

chemical technology 664.5

Spiders zoology ^95'4

Spielhagen, F; Germair fiction S33.S4

Spinal cord and its meninges anat. 61 1.S2

functional diseases of 616.84

physiology 612.83

structural diseases of 616.S3

curvature 616.73

poisons therapeutics 61 5.97

Spindles stone age ^71.26

Spine, curvature of diseases 616.73

Spinning manufactures 677Spinoza German philosophers 193.9

pantheism 147

Spirals anal, geometry 516.26

Spires and domes, arch, construction 721.57

INDEX South

Star

Spontaneous combustion chemistry 541.3generation 576.1

Sporadic cholera diseases 616.933Sports, out door 796

parlor 793Spots on the sun 52''.*'4

Spotted fever diseases 616.925Sprague, Charles American poetry 811.28

architectural design

Spirit doctrinal theology

leveling, geodesy

Spiritism

Spiritual body doctrinal theology

hereditv " -

"

729.3s

233-5

526.36

133-9

-jj-5

-jj'3

mental characteris. 136.3

Spiritualism

metaphysics

metaphysics

modern

sects

Spirituous liquors chem. tech.

temperance* Spitzenberg history

travels

anatomy

diseases of11

Spleen

Splenic fever

Splints surgery

Spoils system, civil service

Sponges zoology

Spontaneity metaphysics

129.2

III

133-9

2S9.9

663

178

998

919.8

61 1.41

616.41

616.956

617.92

351-6

593-4

127

surgerySprains

Spring tides

Springs, hot physical geology

mineral economic geol.

physical geography

water works

617.17

525-63

55^-23

553-7

55 '-49

628.11

Sprinkling of streets sanit. of towns 62S.46

Squares, least geodesy

probabilities

magic, arithmetic

Squids zoology

Squinting eye diseases

Stable manure, air pollution

Stables agriculture

air pollution

architecture

Stackhousieze, botany

Stacks library economyStael Holstein, A. L. G. French fie. 843.62Staff library economy 023.5

military science

music' Stafford, England history

Stage ethics

theatre

Stagnelius, E. J. Swedish poetry S39.7164

Stained glass ^48design, architecture 729.8

526.5

519.8

511.61

594-5

617.76

614.761

636

614.761

728.94

583-274

022.4

355781.2

942.46

175-2

792

sacred ornaments

Staining chemical tech.

Stairbuilding, building

stereotomy

Stairs architectural design

Stalactites and stalagmites

Stammering

Stamp act Eng, history

U S. "

laws finance

Stamped leather building

Stamps, postage post office

practical printing

Standard solutions

time

Standing armyStanhope, P. D. English letters

Star cataU)gs

chamber Eng. history

clusters

247.4

667.6

694.8

51583

729-39

551.92

616.87

942.073

973-3111

336.27

69S.8

3S3

655-35volumetric anal. 545.6

529.75

355S26.52

524.8

942.05

523-85Xupictt ill black face type are bub-divided. Superior ii^ureti refer to the table« at tike

eud uf thiM index.

(555)

t^\

St '

Star

Strikes

Star drift

fish

Starch adulterations

manufacture

protec. exter. agents

vegetable drugs

descriptive astron.

dietetic diseases

hygiene

State and church church

state ethics

banks

control of cities adminis.

council French gov.

German '*

debts finance

INDEXINDEX

Stars

Starvation

523.8 1^

59392

614.312

664.2

615776

615-331

5238

616.39

613.24

261.7

172.3

332.12

352-002

354.4405

354-4308

3363department, U. S. government 353.1education

ethics

governmentslaboratories adulterations

U.S.

379

172

353-9

614-3

34542027.5

614

law reports

libraries

medicine

ministries of architecture

monopolies

ownership of land

political science

prisons architecture^

properties finance

rights U. S. const, lawsocialism

supervision of schools educ,

trials criminal lav-

universities colleges

state educationStatecraft

* Staten Island, N. Y. history

States General, French legislature 328.449German government 3544307

'States of the Church, Italy history 945.6

725.12

336-19

3331320

725.61

336.1

342.73

33S-<^

379-15

343-1

378

379-16

320.2

974-726

Statesmanship political science

Statesmen's lives

Statical electricity

Statics

Stationary engines

Stationery paper manufacture

320.2

923-2

537-2

5312621.16

676Stations, fire alarm architecture 725.19

police

railway passenger "

Statistical methodsStatistics

labor

library administration

Statins, P. p, Latin epic poetryStatuary

725.1S

725-31

3»i

310

331

025.1

S73.S

730

Statute law

Steam boilers

engine

AmericanBritish

345

346

621.18inspection, prot. of life 614.837

mech. eng.

physics

engineering

building

engineering

mine ventilation

sociology

useful art

fitting

generation

heating

jets

navigation

physics

pipes

pumpsmine drainage

ships building

transportation useful artsSteanne organic chemistryStedman, E. C. Amer. poetry^^^^1 building material

engraving

manufactures

metallurgy

piers and col.

structures

works *

Steele, R: English essaysSteering seamanship

'

Stege, H. T. Danish dramaStellar astronomyStelleridea zoology

Stencils practical printingStenography

Stensen, Niels, Danish miscellanyStephen English history

Sterculiaceai botany

arch.

621.

1

536.81

696.3

621.18

6975621.19

622.43

6s6

536-44

696.3

621.64

622.54

699

656

547-7

811,43

691.7

762

672

669.1

721.35

721.93

72543

824.53

656

839.8234

5238

593-93

^55-35

653

839.883

942.024

,

583-18

specific gravity

gauging

optics

I Stereographic projections des.geom. 515.53Stereometer

I Stereometry

Stereopticon

Stereoscopes

Stereotomy descr. geometryStereotyping printing

Sterility diseases of women* Sterling, Scotland history

Sterne, L, English fiction

Stethometry physiology

Stethoscope diagnosis

'Steuben Co., N. Y. historyStewart, Dugald, English philosophy 192.6Sthen, H. K, Danish drama 839.8232Stigmata devotional 248Stijl, Simon Dutch miscellany S39.3S4Still-births

53»-54

51 1.8

53586535-^^6

5158

655226)8.17

94'. 36

823.62

612.2

616.074

974-7S3

-, . pregnancy (3|S iqTopics i„ black face type are .ub-UivlUed. .„pe,i„r figure, refer to the tables at tLend of this liulex.

(556)

Star

Strikes

Still-births vital statistics 614. 131

Stills chemical technology 668.7

Stimulants action of, hygiene 613.8

and narcotics med. 615.78

ethics of using 178

manufacture 663

of circulatory system 6(5.711

physiology 612.393

Stipple engraving 765Stirpiculture hygiene 613.94

Stjernhjelm, Georg, Swedish poetry 839.7131

Stock exchanges banks 332.6

agriculture 636

library economy 025.S

jobbing

live

taking

yards

Stockholm

architecture 725.27

history 948.7

travels 914-87

Stockings costume 39^*4

Stocks political economy 332.6

Stockwerks economic geology 553»I7

Stoddard, R; H: American poetry 811.41

Stoic philosophy 188

Stoichiometry, chemistry 541-9

Stoke, Melis Dutch poetry 839.3114

Stomach, administration of med. by 615.61

anatomy

diseases of

physiology

Stone age, early

late

Stone and iron structures arch,

artificial, building material

chemical technology

piers and columns

walls

building materials

carving sculpture

ceilings arch, construction

construction masonrycutters' occupation hygiene

cutting masonry

sculpture

stereotomy

diseases

floors arch, construction

houses, city arch.

detached **

semi-detach, "

village '•

natural building material

piers ana columns, arch, constr, 721.32

quarries pre-historic arch. 57 1.21

remains, neolithic 572-24

paleolithic S7I-I4

walls arch", construction 721.22

Vopics in black face type are sub-divided.

end of

611.33

616.33

612.32

57I-I

571-a

721.96

691.3

666.8

721.33

721.23

691.2

736

721.72

693.1

613.63

693.12

731

515.81

616.62

721.62

728.31

728.37

728.34

728.62

691.2

666.6

693.11

91.3-42

553-5

553-8

617.67

7253

725-35

621.35

537.S4

Stone ware manufactures

work, bonds of masonryStonehenge English antiquities

Stones, building econ. geologyornamental ** "

Stopping teeth dentistry

Storage buildings architecture

cold '•

of electricity, engineering

science

explosives, protec, of life 614.S31

noxious materials air

pollution 614.75rooms library economy 022.4

safe deposit architecture 725.35Store and apartment build, arch. 725.22Store-houses, R. R. architecture 725.33S.ores, cooperative political econ, 334.5

retail architecture

wholesale "

* Stories English fiction

Storm, Edvard Danish poetry

Storms meteorology

wind meteorology

Story, Isaac American satire

Story of Susanna ApocryphaStoves domestic economy

heating building

manufactures

Stowe, Harriet Beecher Am. fiction 813.37Strabismus eye diseases 617.76Straight lines, descriptive geometry 515.11Strain, effects of diseases 616.983Strains bridge engineering 624.2' Strasburg history

travels

Strategy

.Stratification, geology

725.21

725.21

823

S39.8154

551-55

551-51

817.21

229.6

644

697.2

672

943-44

914-344

355551.S1

agriculture

Stratified ore deposits, econom, geol, 553.14

551-7

185.4

634

725-317

62S.46

625.6

625.7

architecture

Stratigraphical geologyStrato Greek philosophy

Strawberries

Street-car stations

cleaning

railways engineering

Streets "

laying out of, hyg. of ground 614.781

local administration

Strength of materials engineering

molec. phys,

.Strengthened beams carpentry

.Stresses bridge engineering

Strieker, Der German satire

Stricture of rectum diseases

Strike geology

Strikes political economy

Superior figures refer to the tables at thetliift index.

35^-7

620.1

539-4

694.3

624.2

837.21

616.35

551-85

331-89

(557)

Stringed

SwiftINDEX

'Strophe English prosody

Structural botany

Stringed instruments 787

Strinnholm. A. M. Swedish misc. 839.7862

Striped muscles physiology 61274

Strontium inorganic chemistry 546.42

436.7

581

dis. of brain and cord 616.S3

geology 5518

Structure, molecular ph>-sics 539.1

of the universe astron. 5-3-1

1

Structures, composite arch. 721-94

iron" 721-9

Strychnia spinal poisons 615.97

Strychnine nervous excitants 615.785

Stuarts English history 942.06

Irish history 9^^-S^

Stub, Ambrosias Danish poetry 839.S145

Stucco, external masonry 693.61

village houses architecture 728.64

Student life and customs

Students' lives

Studios, art architecture

Study rooms library economy

school architecture

self-culture

of special topic see subject

Sturgeons

Stuttering

* Stuttgart

fishes

histor}*

travels

Styes, hog air pollution

Style fashion

literary rhetoric

Styles of type, printing

Stylidieae botany

Styracese**

'Styria history

* Sua Dia, Germany **

Subcutaneous tissue admin, of med. 615.63

371-8

923-7

7277022.5

727.1

374

597.4

616.87

943-47

9M-347614.762

390

R08

655.24

583-57

5S3.6S6

943-65

943-37

Subject catalogs bibliography

library admin.

Subjectivity knowledge

Sublime and beautiful aesthetics

Submarine armor

cables telegraphy

mines military eng. 623.2

telegraph sociology 3S4

useful arts

tunnels mining eng.

warfare mil. "

naval "

Submerged vessels ship building

Subscription book publishing

libraries

to creeds, eccles. polity

017

025-3

121

701

627

654.5

654.5

622.26

623.9

623.9

699

655-57

027.3

2628

39 articles, Aug. ch. 2S3.42

Subsidence of sewage sanitation

Subsidies protection

Substance metaphysics

Substitutions algebra

Sub-surface irrigation sewage

Subways hygiene of ground

road engineering

sanitation

Success in life ethics

Succession, apostolic eccles, pol. 262.11

monarchical, pol. science 321.6

to Eng. crown, const. law 342.42

^28.33

337.4

III

512.86

628.-564

614.782

625.4

628.47

174

property law-

Suckling, J: English poetry

Suction pump, physics

Suctoria parasitica ectozoa

Sue, Eugene French fiction

Suetonius

Suez Canal

^Suffixes

Suffocation

Latin literature

engineering

English etymology

protection of life

* Suffolk, England history

Co., Mass. "

N. Y. "

Suffrage

Sufism

Sugar

Suhm, P. F.

Suicide

347-6

821.41

533-85

616.9688

843-74

S78.7

626.9

422.2

614.82

942.64

974.46

974-725

324Oriental philosophy 1S1.5

adulterations 614.31

1

cane agriculture 633

manufacture 664.1

organic chemistry 547*3refinery 664.1

refining air |X)l]ution 614.734

vegetable drugs 61 5.332

Danish miscellany 839.8S45

394.8

1797

347-»

customs

ethics

Suits in equity law* Sullivan Co., K. Y. history

Sully-Prudhomme French poetry974-735

841.84

Sulphates chemical technology 661.6

Sulphides mineralogy 549-3

Sulphur chemistry 546.22

compounds air pollu. 61 4.725

waters econ.^eol. 553.74Sulphuric acid, chemical technology 661.2

Sulpicians

' Sumatra

monastic orders

history

travel

Summer-houses arbors

' Summer Isles, Bermuda history

travels

resorts amusements

architecture

schools self-education 374.6

Sumner, Charles American oratorySi5.33

Sumner's method navigation 5-7.4

271.75

992.1

919.21

717

972.90

917.299

791

72S.52

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior i^s^ures refer to the tables at theeud of this index.

INDEX

Samptuary laws ethics

Sun cracks geology

descriptive astronomydials horologv

dried brick masonryeffect on tides

light hygiene

maps and observations

pictures

stroke injuries

worship

Sunda history

Sundayclosing library economy

of libraries and

museumslaw

observance

school buildings arch.

libraries

music

schools

String-ed

Swift

177.4

551.83

5237529-78

693.22

525.62

613.19

524.7

770

616.9S8

290

992

263

024.4

263.7

263.S

263.4

726.4

027.8

783.7

26SSunesen, Anders Danish poetry 839.8111

721.18

721.17

591.169

692.6

917.7

125

231.7

»33

Sunken tubes foundations

wells "

Superfcetation animals

Superintendence, building

Superior, I,ake travels

Supernatural metaphysics

theology

Supernaturalism delusionsSupernumerary organs deformities 617.36Superstitions jmSupervision administration 351-93

of accounts building 692.7Supplies library administration 025.1Supply and demand political ecou. 23^Suppuration diseases 6i-'.22

Suprarenal bodies anatomy 611.45

diseases of 616.45Supremacy, papal, ecclesiastical polity 262. r 3Supreme Court reports, U. S.

Sureties commercial law-

Surface features of the earthgeology

transportation mininG:

Surfaces of revolution, descr. geom. 515.16

345-4

347-7

551-4

551

622.69

warpedSurfeit dietetic diseases

Surgeon Gen., U. S. A. reports

Surgeons' lives

Surgery

Surgical dressings

instruments

operations

pathology

616.39

353-6

926.1

617

617-93

617.91

617.4

617

Surnames genealogy' Surrey. Earl of English poetry

England history

Surrogate courts

Surveying, geodesy

subterranean, mining eng. 622.^4

surveying 526.99Surveys, general scientific 5083

sanitary public health 614.77

929.4

821.28

942.21

347.99

5269

Survival of the fittest evolutionSusanna, Story of Bible

Susceptibility, emotionsSusiana ancient history

Suspended animation medicineSuspension bridges

' Sussex, England history

travels

' Sutherland, Scotland history

Suttee treatment of the dead 393.9Sutures surgery 617.93Svaning, Hans Danish miscellany S39.883

575-6

229.6

'57

935-9

616.206

624.5

942.25

9 r 4-225

941. '4

Svart, P. A. Swedish*Svealand, Sweden history

Svedenborg, Emanuel Swedish

miscellany' Swabia, Germany history

travels

Swallows zoology

Swearing, legal

profane ethics

Sweat glands, disorders of

Sweden administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology* history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoSlogySwedenboroian church

S39.7821

948.7

839.7836

943-47

9'4.347

598.8

347-94

179.5

6r6.56

354485

913485

720.9485

581.9485

378.485-

342485

370.9485

336-485

554-85

948.5

349 485

912.485

274.85

379.485

31485

914.85

341-2485

591.9485

289.4Swedish architecture, Romanesque 723.4S

church sects* language

literature

movement cure massageSwift, J. English satiie

284.7

439.7

839.7

615.82

S27 ^2To|>le« iu black face type are .»b-divided, Superior figure, refer to the table. Jt Lend of thU iudex.

(559)

I

1:

SwimmingTemperance

Swimming

animal locomotion

baths, architectureSwinburne, A. C. English poetry

INDEX

796

591-47

725-73

S21.86Swine, diseases of comp. medicine 619.4

domestic animalsSwiss architecture

Switzerland administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology•

history

lawsmapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoologySword exercise

•Sydney, Australia hiscory

travels

Syenite economic geologv

metamorphic rocks

plutonic rocks

iogic

636.4

724.7

354-494

913494

720.9494

581.9494

37S.494

342494

370.9494

336.494

554-94

949-4

349-494

912.494

274.94

379-494

3M.94

914-94

3412494

591.9494

796

994.4

919.44

553-52

552.41

552.32

166

164

246

512.84

Syllogism

Symbolic logic

Symbolism religious art

Symmetric functions algebra

Sympathetic nervous system, diseases 616.88

physiol. 612.89Sympathy emotions

'

jcjSymphony orche:-tral music 785.1Symphyseotomy, obstetric operations 618,85Symptomatic diseases of womenSymptoms diagnosisSynagogues architecture

Synchronology history

Synclinal structural geologySynod ecclesiastical polity

'Synonyms English languageSyntax»

Synthesis

Syphilis

Syphon

6(8.17

616.07

726.3

902

55 '-86

262.4

424comparative philology 415.2

<«

»

Syracuse, Sicily ancient historySyria <• «

Cosle

Upper* Syriac languageSyrian church, sects'

desert history

philosophy

Syrtica Regio, ancient history

Sy^"P adulterations

Systematic botany

catalogs, bibliography 017

937.*

939-4

939-42'

939-4«

492-3

281.5

9^3-9

iSi.9

939 74

614.31 ».

580

Tables

English languagechemistry

logic

diseases

public health

vaccinal, contag. dis. 614.4733physics 532.56

974-766

425.2

545-9

160

616.951

614.547

Syracuse, N. Y. history

theologySyv, Peder Danish poetry' Tabasco, Mexico history

Tabernacle biblical antiquities

sacred furniture

Tabernacles architecture

Table and parlor games* talk English literature

tipping, spiritualism

Tableaux

acoustics

algebra

arithmetic

astronomydomestic economyelectricity

engineering

furniture, " '*

library "

heat

hydrostatics

integral calculus

interest

life life insurance

magnetism

mechanics

mercantile

molecular physics

optics

pneumatics

sun's motion

water walls

Tablets, memorial monumentsTaccaceae botanyTachygraphy shorthandTacitus, Caius Cornelius Latin lit.

^^^^ mental faculties

Tactics, military

Tailoring

French essays

mental faculties

English literature

surgery

Judaism

Taine, H. A,Talent

' Tales

Talipes

Talmud

230

S39.8r3j

972.6

220.93

247.2

725.92

793

828

^33-9

793

534-9

512.9 '

511.9

524

645

537-9

620.S

645

022.9

536.9

532.9

S^7^3^658

368.3

538.9r

531.9

539-9

535-9

533-9

525.3*^

721.25.

718

584-26

653.71'

878.6

'5'

355

687

S44.8J

151

823

617.39

296

Tamariscineae botany

'Tamaulipas, Mexico history

Tambourine, instruments

lamil language, Dravidian

literature

political associations 363

514.1

62S.28

trigonometry

architecture

TammanyTangents

Tank sewers

Tanks, R. R.

Tanning

air pollution

Tannins vegetable drugs

Tansillo, Luigi Italian poetry

Tantalates mineralogy

Tantalum chemistry

Taouism

Tape-worms parasitic diseases

Tapestry

building

chem. technology

583.158

972.1

7894

494

894

Tapioca

Tar

725-33

67s

614.745

615-334

851.43

549.71

546.88

299.5

616.964

746

698.7

664.2M tl

668.4

coal chem. tech, 668.7

roofing building 695.6

water medicine 615.3252Tarascan civilization Mexican hist. 972.013

school discipline

Chaldee versions

Tardiness

Targums

Tariffs

Tarn, France history' et Garonne, France

Tartar emetic, medicine

*Tartary history

travels

Tasks school discipline

'Tasmania history

Tasso, Bernardo Italian poetry

Torquato " "

Tassoni, Alessandro " satire

Taste aesthetics

anatomy

history

and criticism, fine arts 701

371-52

221.42

337944.S5

944-75

6(5.731

950

915

371-56

994.6

85^35851.46

S57-5<

'

701

611.87

m printing

mental perceptions

physiology

Tavsen, Hans, Danish poetry

Tax titles law

Taxation local government

political econ.

Taxes for raising library funds

tariff

Taxidermy

Taylor, Bayard American poetry

Z., presidency of

Taylor's theorem algebra

Tea adulterations

6SS.26

152.4

612.87

839.812

347.2

352.1

336.2

021.9

337

579-4

8U.46

973-63

512.4

614.347

cultivation, agricult, 633

Tea

INDEX SwimmingTemperance

domestic economy 643hygiene

Teachers and teachingTeachers' institutes education

lives

* Teaching of special topics see subject

613.37

371

370.7

923.7

Teas, commercial mixing of

Technical dictionaries

on special topics see subject

education

on special topics see subject

schools architecture

Technological schools

on special topics see subjectTechnology

Teeth

663.9

603

607

727^607

600

650

591.73-

617.69

617.6

617.6

611.31

612.31

178.2

chemical

animals

artificial dentistry

dentistry

diseases of

human anatomy

physiology

Teetotalism temperanceTegel, E. G. Swedish miscellany 839.7822Tegner, Esaias " poetry S39.71O5' Tehuantepec, Mexico history 972.7

ship canal engineer. 626.9Telegraph buildings architecture 725.23

electrical applications

finding longitude bymilitary signals

sociology

Telegraphic construction

instruments

Telegraphs administration

Telegraphy useful arts

metaphysics

fishes

communication

electricity

sociology

useful arts

astronomyoptics

zenith astronomy

famousTellez, Gabriel, Spanish dramaTellurates mineralogy

Tellurides "

Tellurium chemistry

Temper ethics

Temperament, jiiano

Temperaments, mind and bodyTemperance

hygiene

in laboring classes

Teleology

Teleostei

Telephone

Telescope

Telescopes

537.8 f

525.47

623.7

3S4

654.4

654.1

35»-S»7

654

124

597.5

654.6

537-^2

384

654.6

522.3

535^^3

522.43

522.2^

549.77

549-3

546.24

179.8

786.2

^37

178

613.S1

331-84Topics III black face type are 8iib-diviaed. Superior figures refer to the tables at tb*r

end of this index.

(561;

temperanceTile

INDEX

i:I

remperance legislation 178,4

reformatories 178.6Temperature, animal heat 612.5

conditions, anim. heat 612.54

of life 577.4

elevated hygiene 613.64

hygiene 613.18

in diseases, diagnosis 616.075

measurement 536.5of air meteorology S51-52

body physiology 612.56

earth geology 551-12

sense physiology 61 2.882

therapeutics 615.832

variable hygiene 613.64

manufacturesmolecuiar physics

"Tempering

Templars

Templesknights

architecture

student society halls

Temporal power papacy

relig. hist.

Temporary halls architecture

Temptation doctrinal theology

Temptations of laboring classes

Tenants law-

Tender, legal, paper moneyTendons anatomy

diseases of

sheaths of anatomy 61 1.75

diseases of 616.76Tenement houses architecture ysS.i

671

539.54

929.712

726,1

37 '.86

262.13

270.4

725.92

233.2

331-84

347-2

332.5

611.74

616.75

914.68

976.8

821.81

617.47

Tenements hygiene

Teneriffe description

'Tennessee, U. S. history

Tennyson, A. English poetry

Tenotomy surgery

Tension strength of materials 620.1

Tent life hygiene 613.67Tenting out-door sports 796Tents as dwellings prehistoric arch. 571.86Tenure of land law 347.2

political economy 333office, civil service 351-4

library economy 023.2

teachers*

Teratology animals

monstrosities

natural hist, of manplants

surgery

Terence Latin drama

Teresa de Jesus Spanish misc.

Terminology metaphysics

Terms schools

371.14

591.2

591-159

573-9

581.22

617-3

872.5

868.33

112

371.23

Ternstrcemiaceas botany 5S3.166Terra cotta and iron structures, arch. 721,97

arty^8

construction masonry 693.3manufactures 666.6piers and columns, arch. 721.34porous, constr. masonry 693.4works architecture 725.48

Terra del Fuego travels*

di Otranto, Italy history

travels

Terraces physical geologyTerrapin zoology

Terrestrial magnetism

means of finding longitude 525.47Tertiary age geology

551.74$Tertuliian philosophy 189.2Tessui, K: G. Swedish miscellany 839.7841

918.2

945.76

914-576

55^-35

598-13

538-7

274.2

594

225

221

347.6

611.63*

851.53

347.94

614.23

347.94

519-3

543

598.13

616.S54

617.27

593-61

439

293

Test laws, Eng. religious history

Testacea

Testament, NewOld

Testamentary law

Testes anatomvTesti, Fulvio Italian poetryTestimony, expert evidence

state control of

legal evidence

probabilities

Tests chemical analysisTestudinata zoology

Tetanus diseases

surgery

Tetracorolla

Teutonic minor languagesmythology

* Texas, annexation of, U. S. history 973.61U. S., history

976,4Text books instruction ''71.^2

Textile fabrics, inspection of 614.^7

manufactures Oyy

prehistoric archaeology 571.54factories or mills, architecture 725.41hangings building 69S.7roo^^g «

(x,5.8

comparative philology 418English philology 428.Sfor learning Eng. lang. 428

Thaarup, T: Danish drama S39.S255Thackeray, W. M. English fiction 823.82Thales Greek philosopher 1S2.1

'

Thallium chemistry 546.52Thallophyta ^gg'

"

Thames river description 914.22Thanksgiving day customs 394

sermons 252.6

Texts3

3

Topics in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(56-^)

INDEX

Thasos ancient history' modern "

Thatch roofing

Theaters amusements

architecture

ethics

hygiene

Theatricals, private

TemperanceTile

939-"

949.91

695.9

792

725.82

175.2

^^3-55

793Theban supremacy Greek history 938.06'Thebes, Egypt history

Theft law

Thefts of library booksTheism

Themistocles

Theocritus

Theodicy

natural theology

Greek letters

** lyric poetry

GodProvidence

surveying

Theodosius III. Byzantine history

Theognis Greek poetry

Theologians* lives

Theological education religion

Theodolite

962.3

343024.8

211

886.

1

884.6

231.8

214

526.91

949.501

881.1

922

207seminaries, architecture 727.4

religion

Theology

biography of

natural

Theophanies

Theophrastus, ancient philosopher 185.2

Theoretical astronomy 521chemistry 541ethics 171

Theories of construction building 690.1

special subject see subj.

207

200

922

210

231

Theosophy

Therapeutics

Thermal springs seismology

Thermo-chemistry

Thermodynamics

Thermometers

mechanic trades

Thermometry, meteorology

pathology

ThermoscopeThessalonians I. Bible

II.

Thessaly ancient history** Theuerdank" German poetryThiard, Pontus de French poetry 841.35ThibautlV. « « ' 841.16* Thibet, China history

Thiers' presidency French history

Thirst and hunger physiology

Thirt^'-nine articles creeds

Thirty years' war European history 940.7

German history 943.041

212

615.5

551-23

541.

1

536.7

53^-5^

6S1

551-52

616,075

536.5

227.S1

227.82

938.2

S3r-36

951.5

944-08

612.391

238.3

Thirty years' war Scandinavian hist. 948.04

^^3^3^

821.56

615.855

616.42

595-3^

611.94

818.31

Thompson, D. P. Am. fiction

Thomson, J. English poetryThomsonianism cures

Thoracic duct, diseases of

Thoracostraca

Thorax 'anatomyThoreau, H: Am. miscellanyThorild, Tomas Swedish poetry 839.7155Thorium inorganic chemistry 546.84Thorn-headed worms parasitic dis. 616.966Thorough bass music 781.^Thought faculty

1^3transference j -^i

* Thousand Islands, N. V. history 974.75SThracia ancient history 939.S9Thread worms parasitic diseases 616.965Three bodies, problem of, astronomy 521.13Thrift, laboring classes polit. econ. 331.84Throat diseases 616. --i

protection of, in factories 628.512surgery gj-.^^^

Thrombosis, venous puerperal dis. 61S.77'Throndhjem, Norway history

Thrones arch, accessories

Thucydides Greek literature

Thugs

Thunder

storms meteorologyThurible sacred ornaments' Thuringia, Germany history

Thyme la£acea2, botany

Thymus anatomy

diseases of

Thyroid body, anatomy

diseases ofThyrotomy surgery

Thysanura

Tibu'lus, Albius

Tic douloureux

Tichborne trial

948.4

729-93

888.2

299.11

53r.4

55I-5S

247.9

943.22

583-933

6M.43

616.43

611.44

616.44

617.44

595-71Latin lyric poetry 874.3

Ticks

Tide tables

waters

Tides

diseases

criminal law

animal parasites

616.S7

343-1

616.9685

525-69

347.7

5256

Tieck, L.

Ties, railroad

Tigers

Tight boots

lacing

Tile and iron structures

floors, hollow

law

astronomy

physical geography 551.46protect, from, engin. 627.5German fiction 833.73

625;!

zoology599.7

hygiene 613.4S4

613.484

architecture 721.97

721.63hollow, construction, building 693.4roofing «*

^^^Topics in black face type are Bub-divided. Superior figures refer to the tables at theend of this index.

(563)

1

Tiles

Transmigration

Tiles, building material

colored roofs

floor covering

manufactures

with iron ceilings

Tiliaceoe

Tiling

INDEX

Till

Timber

arch.

botany

building

physical geology

architecture

building material

forestry

gratings, foundations 721.15manufacture 674preservation of, build. 691.1

691.4

721.56

72 1.68

666.7

721.73

583.19

695.3

724-7

691.

1

'>34.9

trade

Timbered, half, walls architecture

Timbering mines

Timbuctoo travels

Time, chronology

cosmic

distribution of

finding at sea

keepers watch makingmetaphysics

of day hygiene

standard

systems and standard

tables, railroad

Timon Greek philosophersTimothy I. Bible

11.

chemistry

group chemistry

manufacture

metallurgy

mining

prehistoric

ores econ. geol.

roofing building

'Tioga Co., N. y, history

'Tipperary, Ireland, "

Tiraboschi,Giro]anio Italian essays 854.63Tirant lo Blanch Catalan fiction 849.933Tirso de Molina Spanish drama S62,2^Tissue, connective anatomy 61 1.76

diseases of 616.77

subcutaneous, admin, of med. 615.63Tissues

Tin

33S.1

721.21

622.2S

916.62

529

529.77

529.76

527-3

6S1

JiS

529.75

529.75

656

1 86.

1

227.83

227.S4

546.81

546.8

671

669.6

622.34

571.31

553-45

695.4

974-777

941-92

Titanium

Tithes

animal histology 591.8

vegetable " 5S1.8

inorganic chemistry 546.S2

254taxation 336.21

Title catalog library administration 025.3to property, law of 347.2

Titles and duties library economy 023.7changed book, bibliography 014

Topics ill black face type are sub-diviiUd.

Titles of honorTitus Bible

* Tlascala, Mexico history

Toads

Toadstools botany

Tobacco, cerebro-cardiac poisons

cultivation

ethics

hygiene

929-

>

227.^,

972.4

597-8

589.222

615.99

^33

17S.7

613.S4inspection of aduUerations6i4.i:6

336-27

336.19

229.2

617.36

391.6

646

952

915.2

172.3

internal revenue

statp monopolyTobit ApocryphaToes, extra deformities

Toilet articles, customs

domestic economy'Tokio history

travel

Toleration, religious state ethicsTollens, Hendrick Dutch poetry 839.3154Tolls, road and bridge

^S--?Toltec civilization Mexican history 972.011Toraas, Bishop Swedish poetry 839.71 1^Tomb-burial public health 614.612Tombs cemeteries 718

disposal of dead 393.1Tomich Catalan miscellany 849.9821Tommaseo, Niccolo Italian essays 854.78* Tompkins Co., N. Y. history 974.771Tongue

Tonic sol-fa

Tonics

* Tonkin

Tonnage

Tools

anatomy 611.31diagnosis pathology 616.072^

diseases of 616.31

vocal music 784.9aids to digestion

history

gauging

shipping

bronze age

building

machinemechanic trades

mechanical eng.

printing

stone age

dentistry

eiid of this index,

(564!

Toothache

Toothed wheels

Topelius, Zakris Swedish fiction

Topical method instruction

Topographical drawing

geodesyTopography hygitne of ground

mapsmilitary, mil. science

surveyingTorches chemical technology 665.1Torelli, Achille Italian drama S^zMSuperior figures refer to the tables at the

6i5-734i

959.9

389

65^

571-35

690.7

621.9

680

621.9

655.21

571.25

617.65

621.83

S39.7366

37 i -3^

526.98

526.9

614.77

gi2

355

526.99

Tories, American political parties 329.S

English " •*329.942

Tornadoes meteorology 55' -55Torpedoes explosives 662.2

naval engineering 623.9

Torres Xaharro, B. Spanish drama S62.39

INDEX Tiles

Transmigration

Trade, list of books, publishers*

Torsion

Tortoises

Toi ts

Torture

molecular physics

zoology

law

customs of war

law

persecutions

Total abstinence

539-3

59S.13

347.5

399

340.3

272

17S.2

Touchdepravity doctrinal theology 233.2

* Toulouse

611.88

538-2

152.5

612.88

944.S6

914.486

944-54

394-7

anatomy

magnetism

mental faculties

physiology

history

travels

Touraine, France history

Tournaments, customs

Toussaint, A. I^ G. B.^Dutch fict. S^g.^zs^

Towers architectural design 729.36

water fire extinction 614.S46

626.7

725-13

352

822.13

352.043s

352

Towing canal engineering

Town halls architecture

officers, local gov.

Townley Plays English dramaTowns

Township

Toxicology

German local gov.

governmentlaying out of hygiene

of ground 614.7S1

sanitation of 6284German local gov, 352.0436therapeutics 615.9

Toys, inspection of public health 614.37

611.23

616.23

591.126

617.42

552.24

7S3.23

206

Trachea anatomy

diseases of

Tracheal respiration zoology

Tracheotomy surgery

Trachyte lithology

Tract cathedral music

societies

Tractarianism Anglican Church 283Traction engines

Tractors, metallic cures

Tracts, religious, practical

on special topics see topic

Trade, administration

boards of architecture

commercedepressions

domestic

foreign

free

O21.14

615.S56

240

35182

725-25

381

381

381

382

337-2

marks

slave

winds

patents

copyright

law

Trades

Traditions

Traduction

015

608

655.6*

347-7

326.1

551.51

6136680

331-S8

680

262.7

398-1

129.2

656

meteorology

hygiene

mechanic ,

unions polit. econ.

useful arts

ecclesiastical polity

folk-lore

origin of the soul

Traffic, commerce

in intoxicating drinks, ethics 17S.4

5 Tragedies English literature 822Training, laboring classes pol. econ. 331.S6

library library economy 020.7

office law education 340.7

physical hygiene 613.7

out-door sports 796school hygiene 371.7

schools for teachers 370-7teachers 371.12

railroad engineering 625.2Trains

Traitors' lives

Tramps pauperism

Tramways city transit

engineering

mining engineering

•Transactions, see subject.

Transcendentalism

Transcriptions, orchestral music

piano "

Transformation of coordinates loci

in space

plane loci 516.14

spherical astronomy 522.73Transformations, algebra 512.S6Transfusion of blood therapeutics 615.65Transit buildings astronomy 522.13

circle, astron. instruments 522.34finding longitude by astron. 525.4S

923-4

339

3^625.6

622.65

HI785.9

786.48

516-34

<» ((tmie

instrument

mounting

out of meridian

Transits astronomyof Mercury

VenusTranslating, art of

Translations are classed with originals.

principle of, coir.p phil. 418Transliteration comparative philol. 411

in cataloging 025.3Transmigration of souls

529-71

522.34

522.27

522.44

523-9

523-91

523-9a

80S

•o'"""" ^^ ^^"^=> 129,4Topics ill black face type are 8ub-divi«lecl, Superior figures refer to the tables at the

end of thii^ ludex.

(565)

Miii ft

"

1-;

TransmissionType

Transmission, heredity evolution 575.1

hygiene 613.9

machinery of eng. 621.S

of disease, pub. health 614.43electric power, eng, 621.34force physics 531.8

gases physics 533.1heat 536.2power, mech. eng. 621.8

Transmitted disease hygiene of off-

spring 613.93Transmutation of energy physics 531.6

metals chemistry 540.1

species, evolution 575.2Transpiration of animals 591.129

Plants 581.129Transplanting, agriculture 634

teeth dentistry 617.6STransportation, buildings arch. 725.3

criminal law

in minesmilitary

of animals animal

hygiene

of the dead, public

health 614.63

, sociology 380useful arts 656

Transposition of parts deformities 617.38

INDEX

622.6

3SS

614.96

Transubstantiation

'Transvaal, Africa history

Transversals modern geometry'Transylvania, history

Trap economic geology

lithology

Trapassi, Pietro Italian dramaTrapping business

Trappists monastic ordersTraps in sewers sanitary eng.

Traumatic fever surgery

Travancore. India history

Travel hygiene

Travelers* conversation books, Eng.lives

Travelers, manuals for

265.3

968.2

513-52

943-92

553-57

552.28

852.57

639

271.74

628.256

617.26

954.8

613.69

42S.2

9239910.2

protection of, pub. health 614.S6Traveling, art of

Travels, general

scientific

special see subject

Traverse tables surveying

Treadmills mechanical eng.

punishmentsTreason lawTreasury notes paper money

U. S., administration

910.2

9Z0

508.3

526.91

621.46

343-2

343

33^-S

353-2

Treaties international Iaw 341.3Treating temperance ethics 178.3Treatises, Am. and Eng. priv. law 347Treatment of captives war customs 399

disease QjQthe dead, customs 393

pub. health 614.6Treaty of Washington

341.273' Trebizond, Asia Turkish history 956.5

Tremandreae

Trematoda

Tremellinae

Trees botany

fruit culture

in streets, sanitation

ornamental

botany

parasitic diseases

botany

Trent, councfl of, 1545-63 A. &-,rcI>history

creed of Pius IV.Trephining surgery

Trial by ordeal lawcivil

court-martial

criminal

ecclesiastical

jury

ordeal

state

Trials, civil law

criminal •'

military •*

Triangle musicalinstruments ^^^.^Triangles, differences of, trigonometry 514.8

plane geometry 513.14trigonometry 514.5

spherical geometry 5 ' 3-4

'

trigonometry 5147*Triangulation, compu. of, geod. 526.4

field work, geodesy 526.3net, theory of least squares 526.53

55'-76

32r.2

729.92

591.69

616.965

614.562

59574

793

796.

943.68

914.368

582

634

62S.4S

715

553-^2

016.963

5S9.224

270.6

238.2

617.51

340.3

347-9

344 -

343-1

262.9

340.4

340.3

343-

>

347.91

343-1

344

789.3

Triassic age geologyTribes

Tribunes

Trichinae

form of state

arch, accessories

economic zoology

parasitic diseases

public health

entomology

amusements

Trichiniasis

Trichoptcra

Tricks with cards

Tricycling

' Triest history

travels

Triewald, S: von Swedish poetry 839.7138Trigonometric levelling geodesy 526.38Trigonometry ^j-Trilobites paleontology

5(>5-39

^^°^y 595-39Topics i„ MacU face type are «ub.divMed. Superior figure, refer to the table, at theeu(] of this iudez.

(566)

INDEX

'Trinidad history

Trinity doctrinal theologyTrios vocal musicTripe-cleaning, air pollution

Tripods, field work geodesy"Tripoli, Africa history

Trissino, G. G. Italian drama"Triumphs" student customs

botany

ancient history

ornithology

Danish satire

Triurideae

Troas

Trochilidae

Trojel, P. K.

P. M.Trollope, A. English fiction

Trombone wind instruments

'Tromso, Norway history

Troops Amer. civil warTropical plants

regions

Tropics

Trotting racing

TroubadoursTrout culture, fishing

Trouveres French literature

Troy ancient history• N. Y. "

Troya, Carlo Italian essays

Truancy school discipline

Truces international lawTruck system labor and wagesTrumbull, J; American poetry

Trumpet wind instruments

Trunk-making

Trussed bridges engineering

Trusses

surgery

Trust companies banksTrusts and trustees lawTruth ethics

Tuba wind instruments

Tuberaceae botany

Tubercle diseases

Tubes, Fallopian anatomy

pneumatic, communicationspeaking **

sunken foundations

Tubular bridges

Tuckerman, H; T. Am, essays

Tudor architecture

English history

Irish history

economic geology

lithology

Tudors

Tufa

Tuff.

Tuition fees

TuUin, K. B.

schools

Danish poetry

972.9S

231

784.83

614,742

526.32

961.2

852-33

371.89

584.71

939-21

598.8

839.8752

839.8751

823.87

788.2

948.4

973-74

581.9

798

849.1

639

841.

1

939-21

974741

854.73

371-52

341.3

33^-2

811.21

788.1

68s624,3

624.2

617.92

332.14

347.7

i77'3

7S8.48

589-231

616.995

611.65

654.8

654.8

721,18

624,4

814.33

724.4

942.05

941.5s

553-58

552.22

552.22

371.22

S39.S151

diseases

sacred music

mineralogy

metals

TumorsTune

Tungstates

Tungsten

Tungusic language

Tunicata

Tuning forks acoustics

piano* Tunis history

travels

Tunneling mining engineeringTunnels aqueductsTuranian languages

Turbine wheel, engineering

Turell

* Turin

TransmissionType

6x6.993

783.6

549.74

546.78

494

594-9

534.3

7S6.2

961.

1

9r6.ir

622.26

62S.14

494621.24

' Turkestan

Catalan miscellany 849.9822history g^^.,travels gH-Sihistory 558.4east history 951.6

^^ Turkey in Asia history 956Europe,administration 354.496-

5819496

336-49fr

55496

949.6

912.496

379496

31496

914.96

341.2A96

botanyfinance

» geology

history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

Turkish architecture

baths architecture

customs

hygiene

harems customs

language

literature

power Greek history

Turko-Russian war Russian history 947.08Turn halls architecture 7-5-85Turneraceas botany

Turning lathes

Turnpikes road engineeringTurtles zoology' Tuscany, Italy history

travels

home education

American humor

723.3

725-73

391.6

613.46

392.6

494

894

949.505

Tutor

Twain, MarkTwilight

Twins, etc

5^3-4SS

621.94

625.7

598.13

945-5

9*4.55

373-i

817.44

525-7multiple pregnancy 618,25

Tyler, J., presidency of973.5S

R., American drama 812.21Tympani niembrana ear diseases 617.85Type and type setting printing 655.2

for books publishing 655. r3

founders' occupation hygiene 613 63Topics in black face type are Bub-divided, Superior figures refer to the tables a. the

end of this index.

(567)

TypeVariables

Type founding

writers communicationTyphaceae botanyTyphoid fever, pathology

public health

Typhus fever pathology

public health

1\vpographers* lives

TypographyTyre ancient history

Tyrian architecture

' Tyrol history

travel

'Tyrone, Ireland history

Tyrotoxicon animal poisons

Tyrtaeus Greek lyric poetryUberti, Fazio degli Italian poetr>' 851.17UdaJl, N. English drama 823.22

Uhland, J. L. German poetry 831.73Ulcers surgery 617.24Ulrich von Lichtenstein Ger. poet 831.2S

INDEX

655.2

1

652

584.63

616.927

614.51

1

616.922

614.526

926.5

655

939-44

722.3

943-64

914.364

941.64

615.94

884.1

974734941.6

•-82

262.13

583.48

583.4S1

618.38

9374945-6

421.2

127

265.7

725.319

" Ulster Co., N. Y. history

Ireland "

Ultramontanism Catholic church

eccles. polity

Umbellales botanyUmbellif^rae "

Umbilical cord obstetrics

Umbria ancient history* modern "

* Umlaut Eng. orthography

Unconsciousness metaphysicsUnction, extreme theology

Underground K, R. stations, arch.

roads engineering 62 5^^mining eng. 622.62

Undershot wheels mechanical '

Understanding mental facultyUndulation dynam.es

soundUndulatory theory of light

Ungulata mammalsUnification of Italy

Uniformity, act of, Eng. religious hist. 274.2Uniforms, military ^re

Un:on railroad stations architecture 725.313Uniunidce zoology C94.1

Unions Eng. local gov. 352.O424

trade, polit. economy ^;^iMUnique books, rarities 094Unisexuales, botany 58395Unit of work mechanica

5 5' -41

Unitarian church 28SUnitarians' lives 922.8United Americans political soc. ^6^

brethren <;ects 284.6

Topicb iu black face type are «»ub-dividea.

621.23

531-33

534.1

S35-J

599-7

945-09

United Kingdom historyt(

sects

Netherlands

Presbyterian church

Provinces, history

Service, military and naval

States administration

antiquities

architecture

bank

botany

boundaries

Christian com., relig.

U.S. hist,

coast survey

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

fine arts

geology

government admin.history

laws

literature

mapsreligious history

sanitary com., charity

U.S. hist.

schools, public

socialism

statistics

statutes

travels in

treaties

sodlogy» United States of ColombiaUnity

hist

Univalves

e.»d of this index.

(^68)

metaphysics

of God doctrine

human race

knowledge

language

nature

mollusks

Universal gravitation, lawof mechan.history

languagesuffrage

Universalism

Universalists' lives

Universals metaphysics

Universe astronomyUniversities

architecture

State and national

University education

people's library as the

Superior fig:ures refer to the tables

942

949.2

2S5.4

949-2

335

353

91373

720.973

581.973

973

267.11

97377? 1

5.6

378.73

34273

370.973

33673

70973

557-3

353

973

345810

91273

277-3

361

9737771

379-73

335-973

317-3

345

9173

34'.273

59197398O

III -

231

57-M

121

401

501

594.3

53i-5»

909

408.9

324-2

2S9.;

922.&

ii3

523-1

378

727-3

379- «

6

378.1

031.2

at the

INDEX TypeVariables

Universology cosmology 113

Unregeneiate doctrinal theology 233.2

Unstratified ores economic geol. 553*15

Upholstering furniture 645

Upper Austria history 943'^-

travels 9M-362

Bavaria history 943-3^

travels 914-336

Canada history 971

travels 9i7'i

Egypt history 962.3

travels 916.23

extremities anatomy 61 1.97

Franconia history 943-31

travels 9^4-33^

Guinea history 966.5

travels 916.65

Palatinate history 943-34

travels 9'4-o34

Silurian group, geology 55^73^

Syria ancient history 939-41

Ural-Altaic language 494

Uranium chemistry 54^79

Uranography astronomy 523

Uranus planets 523-47

Urchins, sea radiates 593-95

VredineiE botany 589.225

Ureters anatomy 61 1.61

Urethra " 611.62

male diseases of 616.64

Urfe, Honore d* French fiction S43.41

Urinals air pollution 614.764

public sanitation 62S.45

Urinary organs diseases 616.63

secretion physiology 591 ••49

Urine analysis, chemical 543-9

physiology 612.46

study of disease 616.076

"* Uriya language 49' 45

Urodela batrachia

'

597-9

Ursulines monastic orders 271.974

Urticacese botany 5S3.962

'Uruguay history 9S9

Usages, social, etiquet 395

Useful arts 600

biography of 926

Usefulness of animals, econ. zo6l. 591.61

plants ** bot. 581.61

Ustilaginea; botany 589.227

Usury banking ^;^2.S

law 347.7

^ Utah, U. S., history 979.2

Ulerines therapeutics 615.766

Uterus anatomy 611.66

« diseases of women 61S.14

inversion in labor 618.57

Topics in black face type are sub-divided.

' Utica, N. Y., history 9747^3Utilitarianism ethics I7i-S

Utility of philosophy lor

Utopias political science 320.1

Utrecht, Peace of European hist. 940.7

Vacations hygiene 613.76

library economy 024.4

staff 023.6

school education 371-23

Vaccinal syphilis cont^g. diseases 614.4733

Vaccination cont. diseases 614.473

Vacciniaceae liotany 583-61

Vaccmisation, contagious diseases 614.4735

Vagabonds pauperism 339

Vagina admin, of medicine by 615.66

anatomy 611.67

diseases of women 61S.15

pauperism 339

Spanish poetry 861.46

history 946.7

travels 914-67

therapeutics 61 5.789

botany 583-53"

Vallenberg, Jakob Swedish fiction 839.7342

Valleys physical geog'-aphy 55 --43

Valois, house of French history 944.025

Value of moneys, comparative 332-45

standards of, political economy 332.42

Vagrancy

Valdes, J. M,* Valencia

Valerian

Valerianeae

Values, average

Valve bugle

gearing,

motions

Valves

probabilities

mechanical eng.a

519.6

788.47

621.84

621.84

532-55

Valylene

Vampire

Vanadates

hydraulics

sewer appurtenances 628.257

organic chemistry 547-24

zoology

mineralogy

Vanadium group chemistry

Vanbrugh English drama

Van Buren, M., presidency of

* Vancouver's Island history

Vandals history

' Van Dieman's Land history

Vapor engines, binary mech. eng.

of water, exhalation

Vaporization heat

Vapors, inhalation of hygiene

meteorology

properties of

*Var, France, history

Varangian kingdom, Russian history 947.02

Varchi, Benedetto Italian essays 854.38

Variable stars astronomy

temperature hygiene

Variables, complex algebra

calculus

Superior llg^ures refer tu the tables at th*

599-4

54972

546-85

S22.47

973-57

971.

1

943.01

994.6

621.44

physiol. 612.25

536-44

613.62

55'-57

Djo.1

944-93

523-84

613.64

512.S2

5^7-8

eud of tliis index.

(5^^)

Variation

Volkslied

Variation, evolution

in animals, phys. zoOJ.of compass

^elements of orbit

Variations, calculus of

of animal heat physiol. 612.55longitude and latitude 521.28right ascen.and declin. 521 27

piano music^86.48Vano ation contagious diseases 614.473

Var,oIo,d diseases 6x6.912Varnish-makmg air pollution 614.736Varnishes chemical technology C£-j!^

IND£X

575-2

591.15

522.76

521.34

5174

Varnishing paintingVascular system circulatoryVases potteryVassalage

Vassar college, colleges for women .,0 oVatican council, 1870 infallibility 262.13

698.3

611.

1

321.3

376.8

Vegetables, fresh, inspection of pulx'''^'"^

614.316.proserva.of ciiem. tech. 664 8Vegetananism hygiene '2%

Vegetation botany '^^^

Vehmgericht criminal law ,,° ,Vem. fluid hydraulics ^'l'?Vems, administration of medicine by l\'X

anatomy "'^^^^

A- oil. 14diseases , , ^„. 1 016.14

mmeral economic geology rr,io

Vel,\"-/^" D^tch poetry'' S^u^

Velocipede

Velocity

Vaticination prediction'Vaucluse, France history

*-nnstian sects

persecution

Vaudois

Vaults

944.92

284.4

272.3

614.764

721.43

729-34

729.58

air pollution

arch, construction

design

carved arch. dec.

disinfect, in, contag. dis. 6^448painted arch. dec. 729.48receiving arch. 726.8suffocation in protec-

V ^ tionoflife 614.S2Vector, equation of radius astron. 521.38

X^\ ^^"skrit literature S91.2Vedel, A. S. Danish miscellany 8^0 UiVega, Garcilaso de la Span, poetry 861.31

Carpio,L.F.de « drama S62.31Vegetable anatomy, comparative 581.4

descriptive 58r.7chemistry

light

liquids

sewers

sound

,„ w tide wave tidesVendee, France history

war in French historyVendors Jaw

796optics

535.2hydraulics ^'^2.zrj

sanit. eng. 628.219.

acoustics 534.2

944-61

944.042

347.7Veneering architectural decor. 729.6Venereal diseasesVenery, excessive, effects ofVenesection therapeuticsVenetiaz

* Venezuela* Venice

ancient history

modern "

travelsVenous blood

thrombosisVentilating

Ventilation

physiology

puerperal dis.

616.95

616.984

615.811

937.3

945-3

987

945.3

914.53

612.114

61S.77

536.84

697.9

022.8

diet

drugs

fats

food

forms

irritants

oils

hygienemat. med.chem. tech.

liygiene

dec. in relief

painted dec,

poisons

chem. tech.

parasites, diseases

physiology

substances, analysis of 543.8trades air pollution 614.73world botany

Vegetables, agriculture

canned, inspection of,

public health

547

613.26

61532-3

665-3

613.26

729.51

729-41

615-93

665.3

616.969

581.

1

science

building

library economymining engineering 6224sanitary «

^^33sewers c_o

Ventilators sewer appurtenances 6.8.356Ventriloquism -0.^50

Venus planets^^^^^^^

tv ^transits of astron. 52^03'Vera Cruz, Mexico liistory p,ff

Veratrum group depressants fi,'-,^

;Verbal forms. English etymology ,S

635

614.318

3

- syntaxVerbenaceas botanyVerga. Giovanni Italian fictionVermes articulatesVermont, U.S. history

' Verona history

travels

Verplanck. G. C. Am. satire' Versailles history

425.8

583-88

853-84

595-1

974-3

945-3

914.53

817.25

944.36Topics ,„ .ueu race t.pe are ..r..^:,L^, ^^ZlT^

"^"'^44.36

end of til ?::.;,"^""^^ -^- *« the table, at the

(570)

INDEX Variation

Volkslied

Versailles description

^Versification, English prosody

Version obstetric operations

Vertebrates paleontology

zoology

Vertical, prime astronomy

Vertigo diseases

Vesicular affections of skin

Vespers

Vessel, J. H.

Vestments

Vesuvius

Anglican ritual

musicDanish poetry

volcanoes

Veterinary medicine

914.436

426.2

618.82

566

596

522.47

616.841

616.52

264.034

783.2

839-8153

2477

551.21

6ig

sanitation, pub. health 614.9

Viaducts bridges

Viaticum sacrament

Viau, Theophile de French satire

Vibration acoustics

dynamics

Viburnum uterines

Vicarious secretion physiology

Vice administration

crime

Vicente, Gil Spanish drama

Vices ethics

Victor Emanuel Italian history

Victoria, Queen English "

Scottish **

' Victoria, Australia **

Victorian Gothic architecture

Vienna, congress of, European hist.

internat law* history

travels •

* Vienne, France history

Vignettes engravings

Vigny, A. V, French drama- poetry

Vikings history

Village communities

homes architecture

Villari, Pasquale Italian essays

Villas architecture

Villeins

Villemain, A, F. French essays

Villon, Francois " poetry

Vincent de Paul, sisterhood

624

265.7

847.41

534-5

53'-32

615.766

612.49

351.76

343S62.22

170

945-09

942.0S

941.08

994-5

724.4

940.S

341.

1

943.61

914.361

944.63

760

842.75

S41.76

948.01

321.2

728.6

854.84

72S.84

321.3

844.72

S41.25

271.91

Vinci, Leonardo da Italian essays 854.25

Vinciguerra, Antonio satire

ancient history

Amer. civil war

agriculture

Vindelicia

Vindications

Vine culture

Vinegar

making air pollution

Vines botany

857.23

939.83

97378

634

664.5

614.733

581.5

Vineyards

Viola

Violarieae

Violins

Violoncello

Virgil

Virgin Mary

stringed instruments

botar.y

stringed instruments

634

7S7.2

583-135

7S7.1

787.3

873-1

230.2

975-S

248

170

523.82

414

943.01

Latin epic poetry

Catholic doctrine

* Virginia, U. S. history

Virginity religious asceticism

Virtues

Visibility of stars astronomy

Visible speech, phonology

Visigoths German history

Vision, disorders of, asylums for blind 362.4

diseases of eye 617.75

mental faculty

optics

Visions and dreams

Visitation and search internat. law

pastoral

Visscher, M. T. Dutch poetry

Visual angle optics

Vital capacity respiration

force biology

functions physiol. , animal 591.x

human 612

1 53.

1

5357'35

341.3

253

839-3133

535-7

612.24

577-6

phenomena, biology

statistics population

public health

Vitalis Swedish satire

Vitalism biology

Vitality zoology

Vitreous humor eye diseases

Vivipara generation

Vivisection animal anatomyethics

laws, public health

Vocal culture elocution

music

hygiene, etc.

musicorgans, acoustics

diseases of

human «nato«yphysiology

VocalistsMives, singers

Vochysiaceae botany

Voice elocution

physiology

singing

VolapiiV universal language

Volcanic ashes lithology

rocks '*

tufa «

Volcanoes physical geology

Volkslied vocal music

312

614.X

839.776a

591-139

617.74

591. i6i

591.7

179.4

6i4.2»

808.5

7S4.9

784.9

784

534-7,

6i6.a '

61 1.

a

612.78

927.8

583-145

80S.5

612.7S

784.9

408.91

552.22

552-3

552.22

551-21

784.4

Topics ill black face type are sub-divided. Superior figures refer to the taoles at th«eiid of this indeau

(571J

w

VologdaWe^t INDEX

Vologda, Russia history 94;.,Voltaic electricity physics 537 5Voltaire. F. M. A. de, French drama 843.56

notion 843.54Volumetric analysis chemistry 545.5

Vni .

ff^ometry 5,3.3Voluntary music ^86.87Volunteers army 1--

Vomiting diseases 616.33Vondel, J. van der Dutch poetry 839.3132Vorm, Jacob Danish poetry 839,8138Vortex rings molecular physics 539.1Vos, Jan Dutch drama*Vosges, France history

Vosmaer, Jacob Dutch fiction

Voss, J. 11. German poetryVoters, qualifications

Voting suffrage« Vowels English languageVows ascetism

Voyages, Arctic

round the world

scientific

travels adventures•Vulgarisms English languageVulgate Bible

Vulva anatomy

diseases of womenVVace, Robert French poetryWadmar, J. A. Swedish satire

Wadskjaer, K. F. Danish poetry 839.S146Wagenaar. Jan Dutch miscellany S39.384Wager of battle legal antiquities 340.3Wagers ethics ^7.0Wages, labor and, polit. economy 331

839-; r^a

721.2

729.31

839.3234

944.39

839.3352

831.65

324-

1

324

421.2

248

919.S

910.4

508.3

910.4

42S.3

220.47

611,67

61S.J6

S41.12

839-7761

Wallin.J. O. Swedish poetry

Walls, arch, construction

design

mcrusted exterior arch. dec. 729 61mosaic « „ ^2^^^pamted, arch, decoration 720 40

Walpole. H. English letters S26 6iWalther Vogelweide, Germ, poetry 83127

waltzing amusements703

ethics ,7^.Wandering Jew legends ^gg^War captures Jaw 34, .3

cause of « ^

civil U. S. history 973^7customs of

department, U. S. 3-3(5ethics

1724French and Indian. U. S. histon- 973.26law of

Mexican « « ^^^^^ministries of architecture 7^513of iSi2,U.S. history 973^2

Roses English " 942^-Revolutionary l\ S. history 973.3science and art of geewoman m

Ward, Artemuswoman's position 396.9

N.Ware, W

:

Warehouses

American huino 817.37

827.51

817.11

813.25

Wagnerian music

Wagons manufacture

" ^'^e funeral customsWakefulness insomnia

Waldeck, Germany history

Waldenses persecutions

sects

wind instruments

German poetry

history

language

animal locomotion

pedestrian ism

landscape gardeningWall papers, inspection of public

health

street banking* Wallachia history

* Wallachian language

literature

Waller, E. English poetry

Waldflute

Waldis. B.

* Wales

Walking

Walks

782.2

6S4

393-9

613.86

943-57

272-3

2S4.4

788.5

831.42

942.9

491.66

591.47

613.72

713

614.37

332.6

949.S

459

859

English humorAmerican satire

fiction

architecture

bonded architecture 725.14architecture

725.73^^g'ene 613.^2building ^sanitary engineering 628.8*'''^"*'^ 536.S3

Warner, C: D. Am. satire S17.41Warnings omens 13I -

Warped surfaces descr. geometry 5^5.17

Warm baths

Warming

Warrants lawWarren, M. Am. drama

Co., N. y. history* Warsaw history

travels

Warts skin diseases* Warwick, England history

Washing laundry' Washington, G., presidency of

D« C. history

travels

Co., N. V. history

Territory history

treaty of

343812.11

974.75*

947.5

914.75

616.54

942.48

648

973-4 r

975-3

9»7-53

974-749

9797341-273

i572)

INDEX

Wasps insects 595-79Waste and repair biology 577-2

repair of animal physiology 591.136

628.54

681

529.78

681

714

613.31

532.^5

543-3

614.764

Wastes, disposal of sanitation

Watch-making

Watches horology

manufactureWater, artificial ponds, etc.

as a beverage hygieneblast

chemical analysis

closets air pollution

house drainage 628.6

colors yti

courses, natural, hygiene of 614.772cure therapeutics 615.853diuretics 615.761engines mechanical eng. 621.2

falls physical geography 551.48force of engineering 627,1

gas heating 697.6geological action 551-92hydraulics 532inorganic chemistry 346. 1

1

meteorology 551-57microscopic analysis, hygiene 613.33of crystallization chemistry 541,8physical geography 551.4pollution from cemeteries 614.651power mechanical eng. 621.2

pressure engines

products

ram hydraulics

supply, canal engineering

sanitary "

tables walls

tight linings and dams, drain. 622.56towers -fire extinction 614.S46travel protection of life 614.864vapor, exhalation, physiology 612.25ways administration 351.813wheels, mech. engineering 6ai.2i

621.25

33^-3

532.83

626.2

628.1

721.25

hydraulics

works

city administration* Waterford, Ireland history

Watering place buildings arch,

places hygiene

Waterloo, battle of

Waters, carbonated

mineral

532.S4

628.1

352-6

941.91

725.75

613.12

hygiene

adulterations

hygiene

therapeutics

Wave theory optics

Waves, theory of hy'draulics

Wax flowers

French history 944.05

613.38

614.348

613-38

615.79

535-1

532-59

746

* Wayne Co., N. Y, history

Wealth and rank, social ethics

distribution of

political econ.Weapons bronze age

customs

military science

public safety

stone age

meteorologyWeatherWeavingWebster, D. Am. oratory

J: English dramaN", Am. essays

Wedding customs

Wedge physics

Wedgewood ware pottery

Weeds economic botany

pests

Weems prehistoric arch.

Weighing and measuring chem.Weight of earth

Weights and measures

administration 351.821atomic, theor. chemistry t;4i.2

Weirs hydraulics 532.53Weise, C. German drama '^32.53Welfare, public administration 351.8Weihaven. J. S. C. Danish essays 839.8465Well water impurities hygiene 613.32Wellesley college, colleges for women 376.8Wells physical geography 551.49

sunken foundations 721.17water supply 628.11

Welsh Calvinisiic Methodists sects 287.3

VologdaWest

974-7^?

177.5

33t

571.3s

399

355

35 '.753

571-25

551.5

677

815.27

822.36

814.22

392-5

531.86

738

581.6

632

571.82

542.3

525."

33̂89

9429491-66

891.66

914.29

943.027

* history

* language

literature

travels

Wenceslaus German history

Wennerberg, Gunnar, Swedish satire 839.^7765Wens diseases 616.^3Were-wolves folk-lore 3^.3Wergeland, Ilenrik Danish poetry 839.8165Werner, F. L. Z. (Jerm. drama 832.67Wernicke, Christian German satire 837.53Wesleyan Methodists* West Australia

Coast, Africa

Indies

Meath, Ireland

Point, N. Y.

academyPrussia history

travels

Russia history

sects

history((

287.1

994.1

968.8

9729941.81

974.731

355-07

943-J 2

914-312

947.6Topic* in black face -ype are Bub-divlded. Superior fi|fure* refer to the table, at th.eud of tUU index.

(573)

WestYear

West Russia

U. S., the

* Virginia

•Westchester Co., N. Y. history* Western Islands Azores •*

INDEX

travels14

914.76

917.8

975-4

974.727

946.99or Rom. Catholic church 282

States mountain 978Pacific 979

Westminster Assembly's catechism 238.5confession creeds 238.5

•Westmoreland, England history 942.S8* Westphalia, Germany «

943.56Wet method, qualitative chem. anal. 544.1

quantitative " « 54^3^Y^ettejberg, K: A. Swedish fiction 839.7364*"''

''

"' '

"" 941.88'Wexford, Ireland history

Whale fisheries

zoology

Wharf boats architecture

houses "

Wheat adulterations

agriculture

639

599-5

725-34

725-34

614.312

^33trade, agricul. products 338.1

Wheel and axle, physics

cycling amusements

ethics

Wheels, cog mechanical eng.

railroad engineering

water hydraulics

mechanical eng.wooden, manufactures

Whigs, Eng. political parties

U. S.

Whipple, E. P. Am. essays

Whirlpools ocean currents

meteorology

chemical technology 663.5insurrection, Pa., hist. 974.8

Whirlwinds

Whiskey

531.82

796

175-7

621.83

625.2

532.84

621.21

674

329.942

329-4

814.35

551-47

Whi-t

White, H: K.

White hair

lead

swelling

games

English poetry

dermatology

manufacture

diseases

795821.68

616.54

667.6

616.72

827.63Whitehead, P. English satire

Whitman, Walt American poetry 811.38

811.36

725.21

616.204

614-543

941.84

833.61

^733

Whittier, J: G.

Wholesale stores architecture

WTiooping cough pathology

public health' Wicklow, Ireland history

Wieland, C. M. German fiction

Wife's duties ethics

Wigglesworth, M. American poetry SM.1'3"Wight, Isle of history 942.2S

travels 914.228' Wigton, Scotland history 941-49Topics in black face type are «ub-divided.

WigwamsWill

architecture

metaphysics

of God ethics

theology

725.9*

159

171.

1

234-9William I., Conqueror, Eng. history 942.021

TT-- « MII., « u

III., " «

IV., « u

I't German "

of Holland, •• «

Wills lawWilmot proviso U. S. history' Wilts, England history

Wind and current charts

instruments musicmills air engines

Window gardens

Windows, arch, construction

design

dormer, arch, construct,

stained glass, arch,

decoration

meteorology

Windward Islands history

Wine adulterations

at table temperancedomestic economymanufacture

temperanceWinged shells, zoology

Wings animal locomotionWinter, W: American poetry

Wmds

942.022

942.068

942.075

943-083

943025

347.6

973-61

942.31

55146

788

621.45

716.4

721.8

729-38

721.55

729.8

551-51

972.98

614.342

178.3

643

663.2

178

594-4

591-47

811.44Winther, Christian Danish fiction 839.8363Wire lath masonryWires, telegraph communicationWirt, William Am. oratory

'Wisconsin, U. S. history

Wisdom apocrypha

693.66

654.4

815-23

977-5

229.3

Wiselius, S: I., Dutch drama

divine, doct. theology 231.6

'WitWitchcraft

Witches

Wither, G:

Witnesses

English humor

persecutions

English satire

evidence

Wives* duties, family ethics

Wolcott, J: English satire

Wolff German philosophy

839-3251

827

^33-4

272.8

827.41

347-94

^73-3

827.65

193-9

end of this iudex.

(574)

Wolfram v. Eschenbach, Germ. poet. 831.24Wollf, E. B. Dutch fiction . 839.3341Woman customs 396

education 3^5suffrage

324.3political parties 329.83woman's position 396.3

Woman's position and treatment 396Superior figures refer to the table* at the

AVOman's rights woman's position 396.2Womb anatomyWomen as teachers

costume of

diseases of

duties of family ethics

social "

611.66

371.18

391.2

6x8

173

177

arch.

political econ. 331.4

collections 920.7

396.2

259

721.99

721.95

691.

1

73^

728.39

72S.33

728.36

labor of

lives of

Women's rights

work in churchWood and glass structures

iron structures

building material

carving

city houses, detached

party-walls

semi-detached, -^.^

construction, general, carpent. 694.1engraving 761implements, manufactures 674

prehist. arch. 571.51pavements road engineering 625.8village houses architecture 72S.66

partly, arch. 72S.65work, joints of, carpentry 694.2working mills architecture 725.44

Wooden ceilings arch, construction 721.71doors « «

72,^3,floors " «

721.61lath masonry 693.65piers and columns, arch. 721.31

carpentry 694.4roofs arch, construction 721.51

If

Woods721.21

581.61

634.9

636,3

337-5

walls

economic botany

forestry

Wool, agriculture

duties on

dyeing chemical technology 667.2linings, mineral masonry 693.67manufactures

677operatives' occupation hyg. 613.63

AVoolen clothing «513^81

"*^^^s architecture 725.41

I

Worcester Co., England, history 942.47Mass. "

97^.43

372.4

422

427.09

"A^ord methods, elemen. education* Words etymology

slang

* use and abuse, Eng. 428.3* vulgarisms " 428.3Wordsworth, W: English poetryWork houses, asylums

mechanicsparish, societies for

821.71

362.5

531.4

256

INDiiX WestYeat

Work, Sunday263.

c

Working classes political econ. 331*8Workingmcn's clubs architecture 725.93Workmen, libraries for. library econ. 027.6Workshop receipts, chem. tech. 660Workshops, disinfection, in cont. dis. 614.48

9za

910.4

606

523- '3839.S83

6i6.g6a

595-1

351-857

249

World, atlases of

voyages roundWorld's fairs

plurality of

Worm, Ole

Worms

Worship

Worsteds

Wounded, hospitals for

Danish miscellany

diseases

zoology

administration

family

of animals idolatry 290public 264manufactures 677

362.1

architect. 725.51Wounds, reparation of. animal phys. 591 179

,v 1

surgeryVV reckmg and life-saving

Wrestling

Writing

books

elementary educationink:

617.14

656

796

652

372.5

372.5chemical technology 667.4

machine

of history

short handWrits lawWritten examinations educationWrongs, torts, lawWrought iron structures arch.* Wurtemburg, Germany historyWyatt, T: English poetryWycherly, W; « drama* Wyoming, Co., N.Y. history

U. S. history

massacre Penn, history 974.8Xenocrates ancient philosophers 184.3Xenophanes early Greek philos. 182.3

652

907

653

347.93

371.27

347-5

721.92

943-47

821.27

822.44

974-793

978.7

XenophonXimenes

Xylography

Xylophone

Xyridese

Vacht-building

Yachting

Vale college

Yanez RuyYards, stock

Yarns

Greek literature 8S8.3Catalan miscellany 849.9S14

761musical mstr.

botany

Spanish poetry

architecture

manufactures*YatesCvsN. Y. historyYear books statistics

789.6

584.36

699

797

378.746

861.15

725.27

677

974.78a

310

(vs)

Yellow fever

Year

Zygosporeae

Year books see subject

solar chronology

Yeast adul terations

botany

chemical technology

domestic economy

organic chemistry

diseases

protective inoculation

public health

•Yellowstone Park description

'Yemen, Arabia history

*Yonne, France "

York, house of English historyYorkshire, England history

" Vosemite, Cal. description

Young, E: English poetry

Young, counsels to ethics

education of elemen. educa.

men, advice to, businessethics

Men's Christian Associafnwomen, advice to, social

ethics

Y. M. C. A. buildings architecture

Yriarte, Tomas de Spanish poetryYttrium inorg. chem.

Yucatan, Mexico architecture*

history

travels

'Zacatecas, Mexico history

Zambezi travels

Zanella, Giacomo Italian poetry

Zanotti, F. M. « essays' Zanzibar, Africa history

Zealand, province of history

Zechariah Bible

*Zend Avesta Persian lit.

INDEX

529.2

614.315

589.91

664.6

641

616.928

614.476

614.541

917.87

953-3

944.41

942.04

942.74

917-94

821.55

173-6

372

174

267.3

177

726.9

861.45

546.61

722.9

972.6

917.26

972.4

916.79

851.82

854.58

967.8

949.2

224.98

891.52

music

radiates

astronomy

Zend Avesta religion

languageZenith telescope astronomyZenithal projections geodesyZeno, Apostolo Italian drama

early Greek philosophers

stoic philosopher

Zephaniah Bible

Zesen, P. von German poetry

ZinCj inorganic chemistry

metallurgy

ores economic geologyoxide of protect, exter. agentsroofs building

Zirconium

Zither

Zoantharia

Zodiac

Zodiacal light

Zoological gardens

architecture

Zoblogy

ZodphytesZoospores botany

Zorilla y Moral, Jose, Spanish poetryZoroaster Parseeism

Zouaves military science

Zschokke,J, H. D. German fiction

'Zululand history

Zumbini, Bonaventura, Italian essaysZunis Indians

'Zurich history

travels

Zwinglian Protestant sects

Zygomycetes fungi

Zygophylleae botany

Zygosporeae algae

lichens

29s

491-52

5^6.84

852-:5

182.3

1 88.

1

224.96

831.56

669.5

553-45

615.776

695.4

546.83

7S7.S

59363

5^3-59

590-7

727.5

590

593

589.67

861.5^

295

355«33-7i

968.3

854.87

970.3

949.4

914.94

284.2

589.28

583.22*

Sffge

58927

INDEX TABLES.

Topic* in black face type are sub-divided. Superior figure* refer to the tables at Mieend of this index.

Table i.— Geographical Divisions.

The following subjects may all be divided geographically by adding the geographical numbers: L e., 4»

Europe; 3, Asia; 6, Africa; 7, North America; 8, South America; 9, Oceanica. These can be farther sub-

divided as minutely as wished, like the history, 940-<>9q, which see for full table; e.g. : 42, England; 73, United

States; 944, New South Wales; 7471. ^'^w York City, etc.

The geographical numbers are formed by omitting initial from the historical numbers given in tables 930-999,

ind these figures are simply affixed to the number given in the table below; e. g. : Atlases are numbered in the

(able below 912 ; in the historical tables France is numbered 944 ; omitting initial 9 and affixing tne remaining

figures, 44, to 912 gives 912.44, Atlases of France; New South Wales is <)94.4; omit initial 9 and affix the 944 to

912 and the result is 912.944, Atlases of New South Wales. In the table beiow, Mints are 332-49; in the historical

tables England is 942; adding these together (omitting the 9) gives 332.4942* Mints in England. Colleges a^e

378; N. Y. State, 974.7 ; add these together (omitting the 9) and the result is 37S.747, Colleges in N. Y. State.

A number of unimportant topics, e. g. minor religious sects, which may be divided geographically, aie

omitted from this table.

373-

379-

354.

923-5

923-5

283.

922.3

911.

283.

922.3

591-9

328.

913-

922.3

922.2

720.9

923s709.

362.9

027.2

912.

9233286.1

286.2

286.3

922.6

016.9

015.

920.0

922.3

922.2

655-4

581.9

284.2

922.4

9233922.2

Academies, private.

" public.

Administration (except U. S.).

" biography.

Admirals' lives.

American P. E. church.

" " '* biography.

Ancient geography.

Anglican church.** ** biography.

Animals, geographical distribution.

Annals, legislative.

Antiquities, archaeology.

Archbishops' live.s, Anglican." " Roman catholic.

Architecture, history of.

Army biography.

Art, history of.

Asylums.

Atheneum libraries.

Atlases.

Bankers' lives.

Baptist, Calvinistic.

* Free will.

•* Seventh day.

« lives.

Bibliography of history.

" special countries.

Biography of countries, collective;

also religious biography 922.2 to

922.8, and biography of sociology

923.1 to 923.8.

Bishops' lives, Anglican and P. E.

" " Roman catholic

Bookselling, history of.

Botany, geographical.

Calvinist church.

** lives.

Capitalists' lives.

Cardinals' "

2S2.

Q22.2

284.8

361.9

283.

922.3

027.3

027.4

923-5

027.2

367-9

33249027.7

378.

325-

923.8

285.8

922.5

342.

922.4

655.6

343-

9234614.12

91

91

591.9

549-9

581.9

572.9

284.1

285.7

922.4

27

378.

372.9

370-9

(577)

Catholic church." " biography.

" Old, church.

Charitable associations.

Church, Episcopal." ** biography.

" history.

Circulating libraries.

City libraries, public.

Civil service biography.

Club libraries.

Clubs, social.

Coinage, history of.

College libraries.

Colleges.

Colonies.

Commerce, biography. of.

Congregational church.'* ** biography,

Constitutional law.

Continental Protestants' lives.

Copyright.

Criminal law.

Criminals' lives.

Deaths and death-rates.

Description, geographical.

Directories.

Distribution of animals, geog." " minerals "" " plants "" " races "

Dutch reformed church (except

America).

Dutch reformed church (in Amer-

ica).

Dutch reformed church biography.

Ecclesiastical history.

Education, college.

** elementary." history of.

m

\m

f*'

376.9

373-

379"

9237372.9

923-'

027.4

373-

628.09

2S3.

922.3

287.6

922.7

572-9

027.1

376.9

33^'

9233349-

3^7-

354.

560.9

027.9

027.4

289.6

922.8

027.0

581-9

591-9

560.9

549-9

57^-0

9'

911.

912.

55

724-3

724.4

354-

027.5

352.0

923.2

724.2

•614.09

911.

016.9

362.9

284.5

922.4

^13.09

325-

338.9

607.

368.9

biog.

Education, intermediate (private).**

of woman.•*

private academies."

public school.

Educators* lives.

Elementary education.

Emigrants.

Emperors* lives.

Endowed libraries.

" schools.

Engineering, sanitar}-.

Episcopal church." " biography.

" Methodist, church.« u «•

Ethnology.

Family libraries.

Female education.

Finance.

Financiers' lives.

Foreign law.

" relations.

" states, administration.

Fossils, geographical distribution.

Free news rooms.

" public libraries.

Friends or quakers.

biography.

General libraries, hist., reports, etc.

Geographical botany."

dist. of animals.•• " " fossils.

" •* minerals.

" " races.

Geography, description.

" historical.

" maps.

Geology.

Gothic revival, architecture.

" Victorian, "

Government admin, (except U. S.)."

libraries,

local.

Governors* lives.

Grecian revival, architecture.

Health, public.

Historical geography.

History, bibliography oLHospitals.

Huguenots."

biography.

Hygiene.

Immigration.

Industrial legislation.

Institutes of technology.

Insurance.

373'

923-4

9231

9234342.

343-

349-

338.9

328.

923.2

027.0

352.0

284.1

922.4

912.

923.8

287.6

922.7

55370

549-9

.332-49

7S0.9

015.

920.0

923-5

724.6

027.9

923-2

560.9

027.8

328.

329-9

9236912.

581.9

363-9

9233

3299923.2

320.9

923-2

312.

37'3'

285.1

285.2

922.5

923-1

655.1

365.9

027.1

373-

027.2

283.

922.3

922.4

614.09

^578)

Intermediate education.

Judges* lives.

Kings* lives.

Law biography.

" constitutional.

" criminal.

" foreign.

Legislation, industrial.

Legislative bodies and annals.

Legislators' lives.

Libraries,general, histories, rep., etcLocal government.

Lutheran church.

" biography.

Maps.

Merchants' lives.

Methodist episcopal."

biography.

Mineral waters.

MineraK, geographical distributi(

Mints, history.

Music, history of.

National bibliography.

" biography.

Naval "

Neo-Grec architecture.

News rooms, free.

Nobles' lives.

Paleontology.

Parish libraries.

Parliamentary bodies.

Parties, political (except U. S.).

Philanthropists* lives.

Plans of cities, etc.

Plants, geographical distributi<«.

Political associations.

*' economy, biography." parties (except U. S.).

*' science, biography.

history of.

Politicians' lives.

Population, statistics of.

Preparatory schools.

Presbyterian church in America.

" Gr. Br i talc,

biography.

Presidents' lives.

Printing, history of.

Prisons.

Private libraries.

" schools.

Proprietary libraries.

Protestant Episcopal church.

biogProtestants, Continental, lives.

Public health.

((

«(

027.4

.179-

OF 5.

655.4

289.6

922.8

724.5

9231

572.9

923.8

027.4

027.9

3649284.1

285.7

922.4

327.

27

724.1

282.

Q22.2

724-8

923-1

62S.09

284.7

922.4

027.8

9237

373-

379-

508.

366.9

373-

923-5

286.3

922.6

289.8

922.8

^53-09

Public libraries.

" school system.

Publishers* lists.

Publishing, history of.

Quakers.** lives.

Queen Anne architecture.

Queens* lives.

Races of men.

Railroad officials* lives.

Rate supported libraries.

Reading rooms, free.

Reformatory institutions.

Reformed church.** (Dutch) church in Amer." « « biography.

Relations, foreign.

Relis^ious historv.

Renaissance architecture.

Roman Catholic church.

biography.

Romanesque revival, architecture.

Rulers, Chief, lives.-

Sanitary engineering, history, etc.

Scandinavian church." " biography.

School libraries.

" officers' biography.

Schools, private.

" public, system.

Scientific travels.

Secret societies.

Seminaries, private.

Service, Civil, biography.

Seventh day baptist.

« biography.

Shakers.

" biography.

Shorthand, history.

326.9

367-9

366.9

0^7.2

923-5

379-

027.5

923.2

3^2

027.3

324.

027.8

289.4

922.S

284.7

922.4

724.7

9237607.

724-7

027.4

91

508

341.2

724.4

288.

922.8

289.1

922.S

378.

027.7

724.4

324.

922.4

553-70

376.9

591.9

Slavery, history.

Social clubs.

Societies, secret.

Societv libraries.

Soldiers' lives.

State education.

" libraries.

Statesmen's uves.

Statistics.

*• of population.

Subscription libraries.

Suffrage.

Sunday school libraries.

Swedenboreians.** oiography.

Swedish churcn." " biography.

Swiss architecture.

Teachers* lives.

Technical schooia-

Timber architecture.

Town libraries, public

Travel, description.

" scientific.

Treaties, texts and history.

Tudor architecture.

Unitarian church.

" biography.

Universalist churcli.

" *' biography.

Universities, history, reports; etfc

University libraries.

Victorian Gothic, architecture.

Voting.

Waldenses biography.

Waters, mineral.

Woman's education.

Zoology, eeogiaphicai.

(579)

Table 2.— Form Divisions.

if these nun^bers are not aJreadv en,pIo ed witrcth;r sS T^'L "" '^ ""' "'""'^^ '"^'^**

only where they seemed spedaliv needed^ignificatmns. They have been pnnted in the fuU tab!»

r^^J^r'of^ZZi^V^^^these divJ^ons, and the fibres prefixed should be ^^ to the

Mining 6...03!"^

'^"'''''

** «• ^-P"^-^-« -n Chemistry in general S4<m; Dictionaries ot

06

06

04

06

02

oS

08

C2

CJ

03

03

04

04

07

03

04

06

08

09

04

04

03

08

05

Academies.

Acts of societies.

Addresses,

Associations.

Criarts. Tabular views. Compends.Collected works.

Collections.

Compends,

Concordances,

Cyclopedias,

Dictionaries.

Discourses.

Disputations.

Education.

Encyclopedias-

Essays.

Exhibitions.

Extracts.

History,

Lectures.

Letters.

Lexicons.

Libraries, collections, series.

Magazines.

02

oS

01

08

07

02

04

05

01

08

06

05

07

07

06

07

02

07

01

04

07

06

08

01

Manuals.

Maxims.

Methods.

Miscellanies.

Museums,

Outlines.

Papers.

Periodicals.

Philosophy,

Polygraphy,

Reports of societies.

Reviews.

Schools.

Seminaries.

Societies.

Study.

Systems.

Teaching.

Theories.

Tracts.

Training schods.

Transactions.

Treatises.

Utility.

Table 3,— Languages,

divid?d!''''' '"'°* "''"''' ^ ^'°^'^^ "^"^'°°^' ^" ^'^ classification, except those in 494-499. not yet sul>

Any language in this tabl'_ may be sub-divided like 420, EnglishAny philological topic in the index may be transferred to another language by replacine the im'ti.I fithe language, as found in this table, by those of the second language Lo found here ^^e^ S^nl F !•*;!

language, .n the index is 425.2. In this table. English is 42 and French is 44 - relcin. \C^".^^"'^/ ^"^'^*'

French syntax. Hebrew is 492.4, and Hebrew svntax is 492.452.' "^ ^ the 42 by 44 gives 445-3

A third way to sub-divide the language is to prefix the language figures as given in this Ubie tn th. «h-i i.

numbers given in Table 4.^ t b ^ <i^ given m tnis Ubie to the philological

All three methods give the same result.

491.58 Afghani.

492.8 Amharic.

429. Anglo Saxon,

492.7 Arabic.

492.1 Aramaic.

491.54 Armenian.

491.68 Armorican.

492,19 Assyrian.

491.52 Avestan, Zend,

492.19 Babylonian.

491-52 Bactrian, Old,

491.68 Bas Breton.

491.69 Basque.

491-44 Bengali.

{5801

491.86

491.68

491.81

492.6

449-9

492.2

491.81

493-2

491-67

491.83

Bohemian.

Breton, Ba.s.

Bulganan.

Carthaginian.

Catalan,

Chaldee.

Church Slavonia

Coptic.

Cornish,

Croatian.

492.19 Cuneiform.

491.65 Cymric Group.

491.66 or Welsh.

439-8 Danish.

439-4 Deutsch, Piatt.

439-3 Dutch.

493-1 Egyptian, Old.

42 English.

427.01 Old.

491.61 Erse, Gadhelic group.

491-63 " Gaelic.

492.8 Ethiopic.

477-5 Etruscan.

439.6 Faroese.

439-3 Flemish,

44 Frencn.

447.01 " Old.

439-2 Frisian.

^91.61 Gadhelic Group.

491.63 Gaelic or Scotch.

43 German.

437-02 Middle Hi^h.

437.01 Old High.

'

439-9 Gothic.

48 Greek.

4S9. " Modern.

491-47 Gujerati.

492.4 Hebrew.

492.9 Himyaritic.

49M3 Hindi.

4911 Hindu languages*

49M3 Hindustani.

491-53 Huzwaresh.

139.6 Icelandic.

491.1 Indie Group.

491.62 Irish.

45 Italian.

49^-4 Jewish,

491.83 Kroatian,

491-57 Kurdish.

47 Latin.

479- " MedievaL

491-93 Lettish.

491-92 Lithuanian.

491-93 Livonian.

439-3 Low Dutch.

479 " Latin.

491.64 Manx.

491.46 Marathi,

479- Medieval Latin.

437.02 Middle High Germaa4S9. Modern Greek.

491-55 " Persian.

491.87 Moravian.

492.19 Nineveh Cuneiforna.

439-6 Norse, Old.

439-8 Norwegian.

491.52 Old Bactrian.

493-

f

** Egyptian.

427.01 " English.

447.01 " French.

437.01 " High German-

439-6 •* Norse.

49i-5» '* Persian.

491.91 " Prussian.

439.2 " Saxon.

491.45 Orissa.

491.56 Ossetic.

491-3 Pali.

491.42 Panjabi.

491.53 Pehlevi.

491-55 Persian, Moderw.

491.51 Old.

492-3 Peshito.

492.6 Phenic-'in.

439-4 Piatt DeuisciL

49 1.89 Polabian,

491-85 Polish.

469. Portuguese.

491.2 Prakrit.

449- Provencal.

491.91 Prussian, Old,

491.58 Pushtu.

459-9 Rhaeto-Romansch.

489- Romaic.

459- Roumanian.

459-9 Kumansh.

491.7 Russian.

491.79 Ruthenian.

492-5 Samaritan.

491.2 Sanskrit.

429- Saxon, Anglo-.

439-2 Saxon, Old.

439-5 Scandinavian languages

491.63 Scotch or Gaelic

49 1.82 Servian.

491.41 Sindhi.

49 1.48 Singhalese.

491.81 Slavonic, Churcit

491.87 Slovakian.

491.84 Slovenian.

49 1.88 Serbian.

46 Spanish.

439-7 Swedish.

492-J Syriac,

49^-45 Uriva.

459- Wallachian.

491.66 Welsh.

491.52 Zend.

(581)

Table 4.— Philological Divisions.

AH the languages in Table 3 can be divided like 420, English, by adding the figures below; a. ^1

English orthographyProvencal **

Arabic "Gaelic "

Syntax of English verbs" McSern Greek verbs" Danish "" Armenian "

Inflection of English nounsAnglo-Saxon nounsHebrew *'

Welsh "

4ai449.1

492-71491.631

425.8489.58

439.858491-5458

425.15429-515

492.4515491.66515

iS

12

16

61

51

25

5526

516

56

29

5922

II

.21

S3

67

28

58

7709

53

5612

28

83

83

25

5587

53516

26

54

518

29

5928

58

»3

12

25

55

5^5

Abbreviations.

Ablaut.

Accent, pronunciation.

" prosody.

Accidence.

Accusative, etymology."

syntax.

Adjectival forms, derivation.

Adjectives, inflection.

** syntax.

Adverbs, derivation.

" syntax.

Affixes, derivation.

Alphabet,

Analogy.

Analysis, grammar.

Antistrophe, prosody.

Aorist, etymology.

" syntax.

Archaisms.

Argot.

Arrangement of words and clauses.

Articles, syntax.

Aspirates.

Augment, etymology.

Barbarisms.

Blunders.

Case endings, derivation.

Cases, syntax.

Chrestomathies,

Clauses, arrangement of.

Comparison, inflection.

Comparison, signs of, derivation.

Conditional sentences.

Conjugation.

Conjunctions, etymology.•• syntax.

Conjunctive mood, etymology." " syntaXi

Consonants.

Crasis.

Dative case, etymology.•* •* syntax.

Declension of nouns.

2

7

3

25

12

17

701

86

53

52

83

2

51

89

63

64

82

63

24

25

25

55

7

3

83

65

64

54

31

88

28

58

51

516

515

5^7

518

17

29

59

29

5921

I

Derivation of words.

Dialects.

Dictionaries.

Diminutives, derivation.

Diphthongs.

Diplomatics.

Early forms of language.

Elementary readers.

Ellipsis.

Enallage.

Errors of speech.

Etymology, derivation."

inflection.

Examination papeis.

Feet, prosody.

Figures of prosody.

First lessons.

Foot, prosody.

Foreign elements.

Gender, etymology.

Genitive case, etymology.

" syntax.

Glossaries, dialects.

" language.

Grammatical errors.

Hexameters.

Hiatus.

Hypothetical sentences.

Idioms.

Individual authors, texts.

Infinitive mood, etymology," " syntax.

Inflection.

of adjectives.

" nouns.

" pronouns.•* verbs.

Inscriptions,

Interjections, etymology.** syntax.

Interrogatives, etymology.** syntax.

Laws of language.

Letters, alphabet.

»(

t«

It

3

317

65

2S

58

52

25

5'5

55

25

701

21

15

I

17

52

29

59

27

14

82

27

57

22

29

59

27

517

57

15

82

6

7J9

61

Lexicography.

Lexicons.

Manuscripts.

Meters, prosody.

Moods, signs of, derivation.** syntax.

Morphology.

Noun^orms, derivation.

Nouns, inflection.

" syntax.

Number, signs of, derivation.

Old forms of language.

Origin of language.

Orthoepy.

Orthography.

Palaeography.

Parsing.

Particles, derivation."

syntax.

Personal pronouns, derivation.

Phonetic spelling.

Phrase book.

Possessive pronouns, derivation.

syntax.Prefixes, derivation.

Prepositions ""

syntax.

Pronominal forms, derivation.

Pronouns, inflection."

syntax.

Pronunciation.

Prose composition.

Prosody.

Provincialisms.

Punctuation.

Quantity, prosody.

S6

87

23

27

57

66

66

8

S?

54

709

81

H67

52

28

58

8

68

88

12

S3

28

518

58

68

62

28

12

83

532

83

Readers, elementary.

" selections.

Reduplication, derivation.

Relative pronouns, "

syntax.

Rhymes, prosody.

Rhyming dictionary.

School books and texts.

Selections, readers.

Sentences of particular form.Slang.

Spelling books.

" reform.

Strophe, prosody.

Suffixes, derivation.

Synonyms.

Syntax.

Tense signs, derivation.

" syntax.

Text books.

" for writing verseTexts of individual authors.

Umlaut.

Use of words.

Verbal forms, derivation.

Verbs, inflection.

" syntax.

Verse, text books for writing.

Versification.

Voice signs, derivation.

Vowels.

Vulgarisms.

Words, arrangement d.** etymology." use of.

5<»3

Table 5.— Liter;^t'^res.

The form divisions of English literature: i, ^oetr)*; 2, Drama; 3, Fiction; 4i Essays; 5» Oratory; 6,

Letters; 7, Satire and Humor; S, Miscellany; may be used to sub-divide any of the languages in the following

•tables; and any division of English literature in the index referring to this table may be used in sub^hviding

another literature, by replacing the initial figures 82 (denoting English) by the figures of the 2d language as given

in this table.

Thus Ballads, English literature in the index are 821.04 and in this table Spanish is 86, therefore S61.04

is Spanish ballads; 891.7 is Russian and 891.7104 is Russian ballads.

While this minute division is possible, it is not expedient in all cases: e. g. Icelandic literature will contain

little except in one or two of these divisions and a special a.-rangement similar to 829 Anglo-Saxo \ is much more

convenient.

891. 58 Afghani.

892.S Amharic

892.7 Arabic.

892.1 Aramaic.

891.54 Armenian.

891.68 Armorican.

892.19 Assyrian.

891.52 Avestan, Zend.

892.19 Babylonian.

891.52 Bactrian, Old.

89 1.68 Bas Breton.

891.69 Basque.

89144 Bengali.

891.86 Bohemian.

891.6S Breton, Bas.

S91.81 Bulgarian.

892.6 Carthaginiao-

849.9 Catalan.

892.2 Chaldee.

891.81 Church Slavonia

893.2 Coptic.

891.67 Cornish.

891.83 Croatian.

892.19 Cuneiform.

891.65 Cymric Group.

891.66' " or Welsh.

839-8 Danish.

839-4 Deutsch, Piatt.

^39-3 Dutch.

893.1 Egyptian, Old.

S2 English.

891.61 Erse, Gadhelic groojx

891.63 " Gaelic

892.8 Ethiopia.

839.6 Faroese,

S39-3 Flemish.

84 French,

839.2 Frisian.

S9i.6r Gadhelic Group.

89 1.63 Gaelic or Scotch.

83 Germar.

839-9 Gothic.

8S9. Greek, Modem.

891.47 Gujerati.

892.4 Hebrew. ,

892.9 Himyaritic.

891.43 Hindi.

891.

1

Hindu languages.

891.43 Hindustani.

891-53 Huzwaresh.

839-6 Icelandic,

891.1 Indie Group.

891.62 Irish.

85 Italian.

892.4 Je\vish.

891.83 Kroatian.

891.57 Kurdish.

879. Latin, MedievaL

891.93 Lettish.

891.92 Lithuanian.

891.93 Li yon ian.

839-3 Low Dutch.

8-9 " Latin,

891.64 Manx.

891.46 Marathi.

879. Medieval Latin.

889. Modern Greek.

891.55 " Persian.

891.87 Moravian.

892.19 Nineveh Cuneifatin,

839.6 Norse, Old.

839.8 Norwegian.

891.52 Old Bactrian.

893.1 " Egyptian.

839.6 •* Norse.

891.51 ** Persiatv

891.91 " Prussian.

839.2 " Saxon.

891.45 Orissa.

891.56 Ossetic.

891.3 Pali.

891.42 Panjabi,

891-53 Pehlevi.

891.55 Persian, Modem.

891.51 Old.

892.3 Peshito.

892.6 Phenician.

839-4 Piatt Deutsch.

891.89 Polabian.

891.85 Polish.

S69. Portuguese.

S91.2 Prakrit.

S49. Provencal.; 891.82 Sc: vian=

591.91 Prussian, Old. ;9i.4i Sindhi.

891.58 Pushtu. 891.48 Singhalese.

859.9 Rhaeto-Romansch. 891.81 Slavonic, Church.

889. Romaic 891.87 Slovakian.

859. Roumanian. 891.S4 Slovenian.

359-9 Rumansh. 891.88 Serbian.

89i.7 Russian. 86 Spanish.

S91.79 Ruthenian. 839-7 Swedish.

S92.5 Samaritan. 892.3 Syriac

891.2 Sanskrit. 891.45 Uriya.

839,2 Saxon, Old. 859. Wallachiao:.

839-5 Scandinavian languages. 891.66 Welsh.

391-63 Scotch or Gaftlic 891.52 leaC

I5S4)

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

Aberration, mental obstetrics

Abstracting literary methodsAccidents, railroad

Accounts lib. administration

Acoustics

'Adams co. 111.

Ind.

Pa

^Addison co. Vt.

Addresses

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

American revolution

U.S. civil warwar of 1812

Administrative rooms lib. bldgsAesthetics, literary

Afghani religion

African discovery of AmericaAgricultural exper. stations

Aids to readers

lib. administration 025.5Alabama, admission U.S. hist 97^.54

and Kearsarge '* civ. war 973.754secession " hist. 973.713ship " civ. war 973.757

For military history of state, se© sub-divisions of Special campaigns and Mili-tary history under 973.52, 973.7 and 973.89

Albany convention U.S. hist.

618.76

029.4

656

025.1

534977.344

917.7344

977273917-7273

974.842

917.4842

974-35

917.435

973-394

973- 794

973 5294

022.6

801

299.158

973. 1 r

630.7

028.8

Albemarle, ship

^Alcona co. Mich.

Alert, ship

^Alexander co. 111. history

travels

Alexandrian Greek dialects

^Alger CO. Mich. history

travels

Alien act U. S. history

Allatoona, Ga. '* civil war^Allegany co. Md. history

travels>Allegheny city. Pa. history

travels* CO. Pa. history

travels

shorthand

history

973.26'' civ. war 973.754

history 977-4-79

travels 917.7479Amer. revoL 973.353

977.3999

917.73999

487.2

977.493

917.7493

973-44

973.7372

975-294

917.5294

974.887

917.4887

974.885

917.4885

653.57

Allen CO. Ind.^ Mich.

Alliance, ship

^ Alpena co. Mich.

Alphabeting

^Alton, 111.

riot

^Altoona, Pa.

travels

history

travels

Amer. revol.

history

travels

cataloging

history

travels

U.S. hist.

historj'

travels

shorthandAmanuensis workAmerican auxiliaries in revel.

civil war U. S. hist.

copyright league

hereditary societies

patriotic "

prisons Amer. revol.

revolution, daughters of

sons of

Amerigo Vespucci discov.of Amer.Amistad case U. S. history

Ancient science

^Anderson, Ind. history

travels

Andr6, John American revol

Andros, Edmund U.S. col hist.

^Androscoggin co. Me. history

travels

Anger ethics

Animal fats chem. technology

motors engineering

Animals diseases vet. medicineAnimation, suspended medicine^Annapolis, Md. history

travels

^Anne Arundel co. Md. history

travels

Anne's, Queen, war U. S. hist.

Anniversaries Amer. revol.

Mexican warU. S. civil -war

war of 181

2

with SpainAntarctic ocean physical geogAnte-Nicene church 100-325

Antietam. Md. battle U.S. civ. war^Antrim co. Mich, history

Allen* CO. Ind. ^ nistory 977.274Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at

of thim index.

(587)

917.7274

977.414

917.7414

973-357

977.481

917.7481

025.3

977.386

917.7386

973-57

974.876

917.4876

653.043

973.346

973.7

655.63

369.1

369.1

973.372

369- 135

369.133

973.16

973.57

502

977.257

917.7257

973.386

973-24

974.18

917.418

179.8

665.2

621.46

619

616.206

975.256

917.5256

975.255

917-5255

973.25

97336973.626

973.76

973- 526

973-896

55M69281,3

973-7336

977.485

the end

AntrimBrown's INDEX SUPPLEMENT

Antrim co. Mich. travels

Ants, white zoology

Apothecary

Apparatus, physical

Applied science schools

Appointments, presidential

Appomattox. Va. U. S. civ, warApril 19, annivers. Amer. revol.

Arabic discovery of AmericaArbor day

school celebrations

Arctic ocean physical geography 551.468^Arenac co. Mich. history 977-473

travels

Argus, ship U. S. war of 1812

Arizona discovery of Americaacquisition Mex war

For military history, see subdivisionsof bpecial campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.7 and 973.89

Arkansas, admission U. S, hist.

secession ' *

917.7485

595.73

615.4

530-7

607

35303

973-7384

973.362

973-11

715

371.89

917 7473

973.5253

973-16

973.621

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.52, 973.7 and 973.89

^Armenia modern history

^Armstrong co. Pa. history

travels

Army and navy union, regular

973.56

973.713

chaplains

corps

life

regular

revivals

Salvation

U. S. civil war(4

• i

relig. ass'ns

956.6

974. 8S8

917.4888

369. 1 1

1

973.778

973.7416

973-783

973-7411

973-778

267.15Arnold, B. Can.exped. Amer revol. 973.3316

in Conn,

naval hist,

treason^Aroostook co. Me. history

travels

U. S. hist,

chem. tech.

warArtificial colors

lights "

Artillery U. S. civil warArtistic furniture

Ashburton treaty U. S. hist.

Ashes, volcanic lithology

Asphaltum chem, tech.

Assaying

Assessment, civil service

Astronomic photographyAtalanta, ship Amer. revol.

973-3377

973- 352

973-382

974.11

917.411

973.57

667.2

665

973-7417

749

973.58

552.22

665,4

669.9

351-6

522.63

973.357

613-7

^Atlantic co. N. J. history

travels

ocean physical geog.

squadron U.S. civil warU. S.war with Spain

states

For military history of N. or S. divis-ion or individual states, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns, and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.52, 973.62, 973.7 and973-89

Attendance, church

Auction catalogs, author

classed

974.984

917.4984

551.461

973.756

973.895

^Aurora, 111.

dictionary

history

travels

Austrian succession, war U.S.hist.

Author bibliographies, individ.

catalog, lib. adm.Authors' wagesAuxiliaries, American, in revolAvon, ship U. S. war of 181

2

Aztec club of 1847

Bags and bagging textile manuf.Baker shorthand

Baking powder chem. tech.

Balb6a discovery of AmericaBall's Bluff, Va. U. S. civ. warBaltic sea physical geography^ Baltimore CO. Md. history

travels

riot U.S. civil warBananas agriculture

Bank, U.S. national U. S. history

^Baraga co. Mich. history

travels

Barbary states, wars U. S. hist.

Barbed wire manufactureBarrows shorthand^ Barry CO. Mich. history

travels

^Bartholomew co. Ind. history

travels

^Battle Creek, Mich. history

travels

Battle-flag day U. S. civil warBattles, special Amer. revol.

Mexican warU.S. warof 1812

'* with Spain^Bay City. Mich.

CO. Mich.Athletic clubs

Atlanta campaign U. S. civ. war 973. 7371ship U. S. war of 1812 973.5255

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables atof this index.

(588)

history

travels

history

travels

Bay of Bengal physical geography

264

018.3

017.3

019.3

977-323

917.7323

973.26

012

025.3

655-52

973.346

973.525 =

369. 145

677

653.35

664.6

973.16

973.7318

551.461

975-271

917.5271

973.7313

634

973-41

977-497

917-7497

973-47

672

653.73

977-416

917.741^

977.224

917.7224

977.422

917.7422

973-763

973.33

973 623

973.523

973-893

977.447

917.7447

977.447

917.7447

551.467

the end

INDEX SUPPLEMENT* Beaver CO, Pa,

' Bechuanaland

' Bedford co. Pa.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Behaim, M. discovery of Amer.' Belknap co. N. H. history

travels

Bell

' Belleville, 111.

shorthand

history

travels

Belmont, Mo. U S. civil warBemis Heights Amer. revol.

Bengal, bay of physical geography 551.467Bennington, Vt. Amer. revol. 973.3332*

CO. Vt. history

travels

97/, 892

917 4892

968.9

9 1 6. 89

974-871

9i7'487i

973.11

974.24

917.424

653.42

977-389

917.7389

973-751

973-3333

* Benton co. Ind.

^ Benzie co, Mich.

^ Bergen co. N. J.

Bering sea treaty

history

.travels

history

travels

history

travels

U.S.hist.

arbit decis. ••

^ Berks co. Pa.

Bermuda Hundred^Berrien co. Mich.

history

travels

974-38

917.43S

977-297

917.7297

977.463

917.7463

974-921

917-4921

973.86

973.87

974-816

917.4816U.S. civ war 973.7365history 977-41

1

travels 917.7411Bethel church, Va. U.S. civ. war 973.7313Bible classes, Y. M. C. A. 267.3523Biennial legislation 328Big Bethel, Va U.S civ.war 973.7313Binders, temporary lib. economy 025.7Biography of gipsies

3g7Bishop shorthand 653. 74Black Hawk war U. S. history 973.562^ Blackford CO. Ind. history

travels

Bladensburg^ Blair co. Pa.

977-26S

917.7268U.S.warof 1812 973.5238

history

travels

Bland silver act U. S. historyBlind, libraries for

* Block Island, R, I. history

travels

Blockade U, S. civil war*Bloomington, 111. history

travelsBombs, dynamite chem. tech.

Bon,Homme Richard Amer revol. 973.355'Bond CO, 111, histocy 977.387

974.875

917.4875

973 83

027.8

974.58

917.458

973.758

977.359

917.7359

662.2

Antrim

Brown s

Bond CO. 111. travels 917-7387Book buying lib. administration 025.2

holders office equipment 651numbers lib. administration 025.8

Booksandreading.professorshipsofo28 6

cleaning lib. administration 025.7mending " ••

025.7of reference '• *•

025.5old, lists of *• bookbuying 025.2repairing of •* administration 025.

7

025,2

022.4

977.329

917.7329

977.254

917.7254

selection of '*

weight of " economy^ Boone co. 111.

Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

Boston, siege

Boundary. Mexican

Northeast

N. W. Oregon '*

San Juan '*

Texas <«

VenezuelaBounties U. S. civil warBouquet's expedition U.S. history 973,27Boxer, ship U.S. warof 18 12 973.5253Boys religious societies 267,7

dept. Y. M. C. A. 267,357Braddock's defeat U.S. history 973=26

history

Amer. revol. 973.3313U.S. history 973.621

973 58

973: 61

I

973.82"

973 621

973.87

973.7413

^Bradford co Pa,

^Branch co. Mich.

Brandywine, battle

Brant Indian attacks

Briar creek

^Bridgeton. N. J.

travels

history

travels

974.857

9174857

977 421

917.7421Amer, revol. 973.3336

973-334'=

973.33S7

974-995

9^7 4995

653.2

595-71

history

travels

Brief longhand abbreviations

Bristle tails insects

Bristoe campaign U.S. civil war 973. 7351^Bristolco. R. I. history 974 5S

travels 917.45^British Guiana boundary U.S.hist 973.87Brooks assault on Sumner^ Brown CO. 111. history

travels^ Ind. history

travels

Brown's, John, raid causes of U.S.

civil war 973.7116hist, of slavery 326.973

UiS. history 973.68

Virginia 975 5

973. 7»^

J

977 347

917 7347

977-225

917.7225

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the aii4of this index.

(589)

BucksClay

* Bucks CO. Pa.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

history 974.821

travels 917. 4821Buena Vista, battle Mex. war 973,6235Buildings, library architecture 727.8

Y, M. C.A. 267.33architecture 726.9

Bull Run, first battle

second **

Bulls Ferry, N. Y.Bunker hill, battle

monument* Bureau co. 111.

U.S.civ.war 973.7314" 973-7328

Amer. revol. 973. 3365

973-3312

973.366history 977*337travels 917.7337

Burgoyne s campaign Am.revol 973.3332surrender

^Burlington co. N. J. history

travelsBurnside exped. U. S. civ. warBurnz shorthandBurr, Aaron, conspiracy trials

U.S.hist. 973.48history 974.891

973 3333

974-961

917.4961

973.7324

653.64

343.1

1 Butler CO. Pa.

Cabal, ConwayCabalistic art

Cable roads

travels 917.4891Amer. revol. 973. 349

133city transit 388

Cabot, John discov. of America 973.17Sebastian '• "

Cabs city transit

Caddice flies

^Cairo. 111.

Calculations

^Caledonia CO. Vt.

^Calhoun co. 111.

^ Mich.

zoology

history

travels

engineering

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

973-17

388

595.74

977.3999

917.73999

620.8

974.33

917.433

977-385

917.7385

977.422

917.7422California, acquisition Mex. war 973.621

admission U.S.hist. 973.64Fremont in Mex. war 973.6232mil. hist. U. S. civ. war 973.7494

Spanish war973 89494^Calvertco. Md. history 975.244

travels 917.5244history 974-877travels 917.4877

Camden, Ark. exped. U.S.civ.war 973.7363history 974-988travels 917 4933history 974-987

^ Cambria co. Pa.

Ark. exj

city. N. J.

CO. N. J.

S. C. battle

travels 917-4987Amer. revol. 973.3363

Camera lucida

obscura

'Cameron co. Pa.

Campaigns

microscopy 578.4

optics 535.86

photography 771

974-866

917.4866

history

travels

Amer. revol.

Mexican v/ar

political

U, S. war of 1812

97333973 623

329

973523with Spain 973. 893

Canada campaign U.S.wari8i2 973.5233discovery of America 973. 18

Canadian expeditions Amer, revol. 973.3315Canals transportation 656Candy adulterations 614.31

1

Caney, El, battle U. S.war with Spain 973. 893Canoe building

Cant ethics

Caoutchouc organic chemistry^Cape May co. N. J. history

travels

iCarbonco. Pa. history

travels

Card catalog lib. economysystem literary methods

Caribbean sea physical geography 551.463Carolinas

For military history, see subdivisionsof bpeciai campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.52, 973.7 and 973.89

699

179.8

547.24

974.998

917.4998

974.826

917.4826

025.3

029.1

Caroline, burning

CO. Md.

Carroll co. 111.

Ind.

Md.

N. H.

Cartier, JacquesCass CO. 111.

Ind.

Caterer

Causes

Cavalry

U. S. hist.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

discov. of Amer.history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

domestic economyAmer. revolution

Mexican warU. S. civil war

war of 1 812

with Spain 973.891U. S. dvil war 973.7417

Mich.

973-57

975-231

917.5231

977-334

917.733^

977.294

917.729'^

975.277

917.527;

974- 24

917-424

973.18

977- 34ft

917-7346

977.286

917.7286

977-412

917.7412

641

973-311

973-621

973.71

973.521

Topic in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(590)

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

» Cecil CO. Md,

Cedar creek,Va.

mountain, Va.

run, Va.

Celebrations

history 975- 238

travels 917 5238

U.S civ.war 973. 7377•' - 973.7328

973-7328

97336973 626

973.76

»i

Cemeteries

Amer, revol.

Mexican war

U. S. civil warv/ar of 1812 973.526

W.Spain 973.896

public health 614.61Centennial expos'n, Phil. U.S.hist. 973.82iCenterco. Pa. history 974.853

travels 917.4853Cerro Gordo Mex. war 973.6237Cervera's squadron Spanish war 973.895Cession to U.S. of Alaska U.S. hist. 973. 81

California *' 973.621

Florida ** 973.54

Louisiana " 973.46

Philippines *• 973-891

Span. hist. 946.08

Porto Rico ** 946.08

U. S. hist. 973.891Western territory *• 973.318

Chaldean religion 299.22Champagne chem. tech. 663.2

^Champaign CO. 111. history 977.366

travels 917.7366Champlain, S. de discov. of Amer, 973.18

lake.battle Amer.revol.973. 352warofi8i2 973.5256

history 974-754travels 917.4754

Chancellorsville, Va. U.S.civ.war 973. 7346Chaplains, armyChapultepec, battle

Charcoal, animal

^Charles co. Md.

Mex. warchera. tech,

history

travels

973-778

973.6239

668.7

975-247

917-5247Charleston, S.C. U.S.civ.war 973.7351

harbor. 1861 *' '• 973.7311

1864 "

naval history " '*

siege Amer. revol.

^Charlevoix CO. Mich, history

travels

'Charts of special topic see subject

Chattanooga-Ringgold campaign

U. S civ. war 973.7359^Cheboygan co. Mich, history 977.487

travels 917.7487Cheers, college 371. 89Chemistry, physiologic zoology 591. 19

973- 7364

973-753

973-3362

977486

917-7486

BucksClay

Cherbourg, France U. S. civ war 973. 754Cherry Valley massacre Am. rev, 973. 334^Cherub, ship U.S. war of 1812 973.5255Chesapeake, ship

1 Cheshire co. N. H.

^Chester co. Pa

••

Chickamauga,Ga

.

Chile controversy

Chinese discovery of Americaexclusion act U. S. hist.

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. civ. warhistory

973-525?

974.29

917-429

974.813

917.4813

^73 7355

973.86

973.12

973.86Chippewa, battle U.S. war of 1S12 973. 5237

CO. Mich.

1Chittenden co. Vt

history

travels

history

travels

diseases

977.491

917.7491

974.31

917.431

616.15Chlorosis

Christian commission U.S. civ.war 973.7781CO. III. history

travels

science

unions, young men'sChurch attendance* Slavonic language

unity

977.381

917-7381

615.851

267.233

264

491 81

2SoChurches and American revolution 973.315

U. S. civil warChurubusco, battle Mexican warCicero orations

philosophical worksrhetorical works

Cider chem. technologyCincinnati, soc. of daughters of

Circulation moneyCitizenship, constitutional amend-

ment U.S.hist. 973.81Civil rights act *• 973.82

service reform 1871 " 973-S2

18S3 973.84war associations,confederate 369 17

973 715

973-6238

875.2

875-4

875-3

663.1

369.132

332

societies, union^ Clare co. Mich.

* Clarion co. Pa.

1Clark CO. 111.

* Ind

Clark's expedition1 Clay CO. 111.

' Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Amer. revol.

history

travels

history

369.15

977.471

917.7471

974 S69

917.4869

977-371

917.7371

977.218

917-721S

973-334S

977-3795

917.73795

977.244Topics in blaok faca typ3 aie subdivided. Superior figures rafar to the t9i)le« at the end

of this index.

(591)

Clay

East INDEX SUPPLEMENTClayco. Ind. travels 917.7244Clayton-Bulwer treaty U.S. hist. 973.64^Clearfield co. Pa. history

travelsClergy and American revolution

U.S. civil warCleveland, G. 2d presidency

history

travels

history

travels

histor}-

travels

history

travels

Fort American revolClinton's advance ** •

Clippings literary methodsClose vs broad classification

Closet, water air pollution

san. engineeringCoal trade

Cocaine

Cockroaches

Coinage act

1 Clinton CO. III.

'Ind.

^ Mich.

* Pa.

974.861

917.4861

973-315

973.715

973.87

977 387

917-7387

977.255

917.7255

977-424

917.7424

974.854

917-4354

973 3335

973-3335

029.3

025.4

614.764

62S.6

338.2

615.781

595.72

973-82

anesthetics

zoology

U. S. hist ^^^._Cold Harbor. Va. U. S. civ. war 973.7368^ Coles CO. 111. history 977.372

travels 917.7372College cheers

371.89graduates and Amer revel. 973.315

Compromise of 1850 U.S. civ. war 973.7113tariff act " history 973.56

Comprumises, slavery * - 973 7113Concord, battle Amer revol. §73 3311Condensed milk g

'

Condiments chemical technology 664 5Confederate navy U. S. civ. war 973 757

statesof Amer. formed 973. 713survivors ass'n 369.171veterans - 369.172

Confidence practices 17 , 5Connecticut. Arnold in Am. revol. 973 3377

Pequot war 973,22Tryon in Am. revol. 973.3351

o/w?/i!^''^ ^'^-'"'"^ ^^^ subdivisions

torv^fnHtl''^'°P^'^°^ ^"^ Military his-tory under 973.3, 973-7 and 973.89

Conservatories .,j^

Constellation, ship U. S. hist. 973'45Constitution centennial U.S.hist. 973.85

ship U.S.warof 1812 973.5251captures by •'

973.525^Contmental congress ••

973. -12 •

U.S.legis. bodies 328.73Contreras. battle Mexican war 973.6238Conventions political parties 329Conway cabal Amer. revol. 973.349

267,361

973.715

369.123

369 122

369.12

369.121

973.82

973.16

973.7488

Y. M. C. A.CoUeges in U. S. civ. warColonial dames of Amer.

society

societies

wars, society

Colorado, admission U. S. hist,

discovery of AmericamilhistU.S.civ.war

Spanish war 973. 89488Colored men Y. M. C. A. 267 365Colors, use of literary methods 029.1^Columbia CO. Pa. history 974838

travels 917.4838v^olumbus discovery of America 973.15Commemorations Amer. revol. 973.36

Mexican war 973.626U.S. civil war 973.76

war of 1 812 973.526

with Spain 973. 896Commercial agencies credit 332.

7

travelers Y.M.C.A. 267.363•Comparison, signs of Eng. etvmol 422.6

977-31

917- 73^

029.1

974-21

917.421

029.6

677

iCook CO. 111. history

travelsCooperation literary methods^Coos CO. N. H. history

travelsCopy and proof literary method.sCordage manufactureCorinth, Miss, battle U.S.civ. war 973.7334

^'^S® " " 973.7325Cornwalhs' surrender Amer.revol. 973.3375Coronado discovery of America 97316Corps, army U. S. civil war 973.7416Correspondence shorthand 653,042Cortereal. Caspar discov.of Amer. 973.16

^ .^*S,^^^

'*

973.16Cortes, Hernando " - ^^Cost political economy 3,8Cotton exposit, internat, U.S,hist. 973,84

653 046

973.3372

977-375

917.737^

977-228

917.722S

977.477

917.7477

974.897

917.4897

Court reporting shorthandCowpens, S. C. Amer. revol.

history

travels

^Crawford co. 111.

'Ind.

^Mich.

Pa.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travelsinflection 425.16

(592}

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

Credit mobilier railroads 385Creek Indians, removal U.S.hist. 973 55Crittenden compromise civ. war 973.712Cross shorthand 653.36Crown Point, battle Amer. revol. 973.3314

U, S. col, hist. 973.26Cruisers naval engineering 623.8Cuba filibuster exped. U. S. hist. 973 64

973.891

975.295

917-5295

977.373

917-7373

974.19

917.419

974 994

917.4994

974-843

917.4843

Spanish misrule

'Cumberland, Md. history

travels

CO. 111. history

travels

Me. history

travels

N.J. history

travels

Pa. history

travels

Customs of primitive manCyane, capture of U.S.warof 1812 973.5257Dairy products adulterations 614 32^Danville, 111. history 977.365

travels 917.7365Darling, Fort, Va. U.S. civ. war 973.7365Dartmoor prison " warof 1812 973.5271Daughters 1776-1812. soc. of U.S. 369.142

of the Amer. revolution 369.135

Cincinnati, soc.

revolution

^Dauphin CO. Pa. history

travels1 Daviess CO. Ind. history

travels

Davis, John discovery of Amer.Days of week, namesDead, list of U. S. civil war* Dearborn CO. Ind. history

travels

Debt local governmentDebts, state and national

^Decatur, 111.

CO. Ind.

1 Dekalb CO. III.

Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

DelawareFor military history, see subdivisions

of Special campaigns and Military his-tory under g73.3, 973.52, 973.7 and 9-3.89

iDela^pare co. Ind. history

travels

369.132

369.136

974 SiS

917.4813

977.238

917.723S

973-17

529.2

973.767

977.211

917-7211

352.1

336.4-9

977-35S

917.735S

977-216

917 7216

977-3-8

917 7323

977-277

917.7277

' Delaware co. Pa.

forts oniDeltaco. Mich.

history

travels

Amer. revol.

history

travels

CUiy

East

974-814

917.4814

973-3337

977-494

917.7494Dependent pension bill U.S.hist. 973.85Depressions, trade commerce

moneyproduction

Desks office equipmentDetached vowels shorthandDetermination of rock mineralsDetroit, surrender

Dettmann^Dewittco. III.

travels

history

travels

Dingley tariff act U. S hist,

Diplpmatic history Amer. revol.

Dickinson co, Mich.

381

332

338

651

653-01

552.81

U.S. warof 1812 973.5231

shorthand 653 34history 977-358

917.7358

977.495

917.7495

973-88

97332973.622Mexican war

U.S. civ. war 973.72warof 1812 973.522

W.Spain 973.892Discovery of America U.S.hist. 973.1Diseases of plants agriculture 632

Divine law 231 "

Donelson, Fort U.S. civ. war 973.752capture '* '*

^ Dorchester CO. Md. history

travels

Dorr's reballion U.S. hist.

^Douglas CO. Ill history

travels

Drafts U.S. civil warDrake, Francis discov. of Amer.Dramas American revolution

U.S. war of 1812

D rawings engineering

mechan.Dred Scott case, causes U.S.civ. war973.7ii5

decision slavery 326.973

U.S. hist. 973. 6S

973-73^2

975.227

917.5227

973.58

977-368

917-7368

973-7414

973-17

973-392

973.5292

620.04

621.004

Drewry's Bluff, Va.

Drury's Bluff, Va,1 Dubois CO. Ind.

" civ.war 973.7365" 973-7365

history 977.237travels 917,7237

Dunmore*s, Lord, war U.S. hist. 973.27iDupageco. 111. history- 977.324

travels 917.7324Duploye shorthand 653.38Dwelling houses laboring classes 331,83

977-265 lEast New Jersey history 974.91917.7265

jtravels 917.491

Topics in black face type are subdividsd. Superior figures refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(593)

East

Grafton

^Kast St Louis, III.

^ Eaton CO. Mich.

'Edgar CO. 111.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

history

travels

history-

travels

history

travels

977 389

917 73S9

977-423

917.7423

977.369

917.7369Edmund's polygamy act U.S. hist. 973.84Edwards CO. 111. history 977.3791

travels 917. 73791Ferry, Va. U.S.civ.war 973.7318

' Effingham co. 111. history 977.3796

travels 9 17- 73796Eggs poultry 636.5Eight hour law 33 1 8

1

Elasticity theory of engineering 620. i

Electoral commission suffrage 324.73

U. S. hist. 973. 82

frauds

Electric storms

telegraph physics

Electricity, accidents fromElevated railroad

» Elgin, 111.

1 Elizabeth. N. J.

iRlk CO. Pa,

1 Elkhart co. Ind.

city transit

history

travels

history

travels

historj-

travels

history

travels

324

538.7

537.81

614" 836

38S

977-3-3

917-7323

974-937

917-4937

974- 865

917.4865

977.281

917-7281Elkborn tavern, Ark. U.S.civ.war 973.7323Emancipation proclam. " ** 973-714Emery wheels 621.92lEmmetco. Mich. history 977.488

travels 917.7488Employ't agencies, laboring classes 331.86

Y. M. C. A. 267.35Engineers U. S. civil war 973.7417English discovery of America 973. 1

7

prisons Araer. revol. 973.371

L^.S. war of 1812 973.5271Enterprise, ship

Epervier, ship

^Epistles

Epitaphs

Epithets

Eric the RedEricson, Leif

Eric canal

* CO. Pa:

English literature

monumentsEng. language

discov. of America

U. S. history

history

travels

Fort, capture U.S. war of 1812 973.5237Lake, battle ••

973-5254* Essex CO. N. J. history 974.931

973.5253

973.5255

826

718

426.8

973-13

973.13

973-55

974.899

917-4899

Essex CO. N. J.' Vt

917.4931

974.32

917-432

973-5255

328

801

travels

history

travels

ship U. tt. war of 1812

Estates of the realm

Esthetics literary

^Etymolog^y, inflection, Eng. lang. 425.1Eutaw Springs, S. C. Amer. revol. 973.3373^Evansville, Ind. history 977 233

travels 917-7233Everett shorthand 653. 72

Exact reference literary methods 029. i

Exchange, bills of money 332.5

of prisoners Amer.revol. 973.373

U.S.civ.war 973.773Experiments physics 530.

7

Explosions, history of 614.83

Export duties U. S. tariff 336.26

Exports free trade 337Extension, university 378.13

Factory inspection polit. economy 331. 82

Failures, trade 332.7 •

Fair Oaks, Va. battle U.S. civ. war 973.73271 Fairfield CO. Ct.

Farming profits

Faro

Fat1 Fayette CO. 111.

^ Ind.

' Pa.

history

travels

polit. econom)

amusementsethics

disease

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

974.69

917.469

338.1

795

175-5

616 39

977-3797

917.73797

977.262

917.7262

974-884

917.4884

331-2

U.S.hist. 973.81

716.5

Fees

Fenian invasion of Can.

Ferneries

Fiction American revolution

U. S. civil warwar of 1812

Field operations geology

Figs agriculture

Files literary methods

mechanical eng,

office equipmentFilibuster exped. to Cuba U.S.hist. 973. 64

Walker's " 973.66

Fisher.Ft.N.C.capture U.S. civ. war 973. 7383

expedition *' 973. 7375nav. hist. " 973-754-5

Fisheries treaty. 1888 U.S.hist. 973.85Fishing business 639Five Forks, Va. battle U.S. civ. war 973.7334

973.393

973-793

973- 5293

550.7

634

029.3

621.92

651

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior fig-ures refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(594)

INDEX SUPPLEMENT EastGrafton

248

973.763

627.4

973-58

973- 16

Flagellation religious asceticism

Flags U. S. civil warFloods, protection* against

Florida, admission U. S. historv

discovery of Americaexpedition U. S. civ. war 973.7364French settlement 973.18

purchase U. S. history 973.54secession '•

973.713ship U. S. civ. war 973.757

For military history of state, see sub-divisions of Special campaigns and Mili-tary history under 973.S2» 973'7 and 973.89^ Floyd CO. Ind. history

travels

Fog signals applied acoustics

Fonoscribing shorthand^Ford CO. 111. history

travels

Foreign wars of U. S. military order 369. 1 1

5

^ Forest CO. Pa. history 974.868

travels 917.4S681 Fort Wayne, Ind. history 977.274

travels 917.7274Founders and patriots of Am. order 369 125'Fountain CO. Ind. history 977.247

travels 917 7247Fourth of July. U.S. hist. 973.361

France, troubles with '*

973.45Franklin.Tenn.battle U.S. civ. war 973.7379

977.219

917.7219

534- S3

653-2

977.362

917.7362

CO. 111. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

* Frederick city, Md. history

travels

* CO. Md. history

travels

Ind.

Me.

Pa.

Vt

977-394

917-7394

977-215

917.7215

974.17

917417

974 S44

917.4S44

97431

917-431

975.283

917 5288

975. 2S7

917-5287Fredericksburg, Va. U.S. civ. war 973 7339Free coinage of silver

Freeman's farm Amer. revol.

*Freeport, 111. history

travels

Fremont in California Max. warFrench discovery cf America

wars, eariy U.S. hist.

Frobisher, Martin discov. of Amer. 973.17Frolic,' ship U.S. war of i3i2 9735251Fugitive slave law U.S. hist. 973.64

332.41

973-3333

977 333

917.7333

973-61:32

973 iS

973.25

Fugitive slaves

1 Fulton CO. 111.

Furniture

G. A. R.

Gabelsberger

causes U.S. civ. warhistory

travels

Ind. history

travels

Pa. history

travels

office equipment

shorthand1 Gallatin CO. 111.

GaVdens, public

^Garrett co. Md.

history

travels

history

travels

Gas fuel

Gaspe, burning Amer. revol.

Geary Chinese exclus.act U. S.hist

General secretary Y. M. C. A.^Genesee co. Mich history

travels

Genius, hereditary

George, Ft. capture U.S.warof 1812^ lake, N. Y. histor>^

travels

George's, King, war U.S. hist.

Georgia secession '*

settlement *•

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3* 973-5*t 973.7 and 973.89

German discovery of AmericaGermantown, Pa. Amer. revol.

Gettysburg, Pa, battle U.S. civ.war1 Gibson co. Ind. history

travels

Gilbert, H. discovery of Amer.Gipsies' biography

Girls religious societies

^Gladwin co. Mich. history

travels

Glasgow, sloop Amer. revol.

* Gloucester CO. N. J. history

travels

1 Gogebic co. Mich.

973.7115

977-348

917.7348

977-287

917.7287

974.872

917.4872

651

369-151

653.33

977-397

917.7397

7"975.297

917-5297

662.6

973.3112

973-86

267.341

977-437

917-7437

136.3

973-5235

974.751

917-4751

973.26

973.713

973.26

history

travels

Golden Fleece - knights

Golf amusementsGosnold, B. discovery of Amer.Government, churchGrade crossing, railroad

Graduates, college, and Amer.revol.

U.S.civ.war.

^Grafton co. N. H. history

travels

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables atof this index.

(595)

973-11

973.3337

973-7349

977-235

917.723a

973.17

397

267.8

977-472

917.7472

973.352

974.981

917.4981

977.498

917.7498

929.715

796

973.17

262

625.1

973-315

973.715

974- 23

917.423

the end

Graha::i

Jackson

GrahamGrand gulf. Miss.

Isle CO, Vt.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

shorthand

U. S. civ. warhistory-

travels

Rapids, Mich. history

travels

Traverse co. Mich.

Grant co. Ind.

653.52

973-753

974-31

917-431

977.456

9^-7456history 977.464

travels 917.7464

Handkerchief1 Hardin co. 111.

Gratiot co. Mich.

history-

travels

history

travels

Gravitation theories

Grease chemical technology

Greek calendar

Green Mts, Vt. description

Green sickness

^Greene co. 111.

Ind.

Pa.

^Grundy co. 111.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Guerillas, northern

southern

977.269

917.7269

977-449

917.7449

531.51

665.2

529.3

917.43

616.15

977-384

917.73S4

977.242

917.7242

974- S83

917-4883

977-326

917-7326

Harding

^Harford co. Md.

customs

history

travels

shorthand

history

travels

Harlem Heights, battle Amer. revol

Harmar's expedition U, S. hist.

Harrisburg, Miss. U. S. civ. warHarrison, B: presidency of

CO. Ind.

^Hartford city, Ct.

CO. Ct.

U. S. civ. war 973.7417

973.742Guerriere, ship U.S.warof 1S12 973.5251Guilford, N. C. Amer. revol. 973.3372^Guinea New history

travels

Gulf squadron U. S. civ. warstates

Hatteras inlet, N. C.

HavenHawaii, annexation

Hawaiian annex, treaty "

Hawkins, John discov. of Amer.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. civ. warshorthand

U. S. hist.

973-13

653-32

267.32-

397

975.292

917.5292

For military history of all or indi-vidual states, see subdivisions of Specialcampaigns and Military history under973- 53» 973-7 and 973-89

Gunnbiorn discovery of Amer.Gurney shorthand

Gymnasiums, Y. M. C. A.Gypsies* biography

^Hagerstown, Md. history

travels

Hale, Nathan Amer. revol. 973.385Halifax fishery award U. S. hist. 973.83

history 977-395travels 917-7395history 977.256

travels 917.7256

history 977-343travels 917-7343history 977-258

travels 917.725S

history 974.14

travels 917.414

Hay^Hebrides. New

^ Henderson co. 111.

1 Hendricks co. Ind.

Henry co. Ill;

Ind.

agriculture

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

U.S. civ. war

^ Hamilton co. 111.

Ind.

^Hancock co. 111.

Ind.

Me.

995

919-5

973- 75^^

Fort, capture

naval hist.

Hereditary societies Amer.Herjulfson, Bjarni, discov. of Amer.Hessians American revolution

^Hillsboro CO. N. H. history

travels

history

travels

Amer. revol.

history

travels

Holy Ghost, knights of

Homage feudalism

Home rule Irish history

political parties

Homes, soldiers' institutions

working girls' **

pol. econ.

Honor, roll of U. S. civil warHornet and Peacock U.S.warofiSi2

1 Hillsdale CO. Mich.

Hobkirks hill, S. C.

iHoboken, N. J,

PenguinTopics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at

of this index.

(596)

391

977

917

f'53

975

917

.973

973

973

973

977

917

9T4917

974

917

973

653

973

973

973-

633

993

919,

977.

917.

977-

917.

977-

917.

977-

917.

973-

973-

369

973-

973

974-

917.

977-

917.

973-

974.

917.

929.

321.

941.

329-

362.

362.

331.

973-

973-

973-

the

.6

39S

739^

•35

274

-5274

•3324

.42

737-

86

22 T

7221

-63

4(^3

62

.462

.751

-56

.88

.66

17

434

341

734-

253

7^53

333

733?

264

7264

7322

752

I

13

342

23

428

429

7429

3372

928

492 S

716

3

58

942

8

8

83

767

5253

5257

end

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

Horticulture fruits and vegetables 630Hose fire engines 614.846Hospitalers knights 929, 71

1

Hospitals American revolution 973-375Mexican war 973.627U. S. civil war 973.775

war of 1812 973.527with Spain 973.897

' Houghton CO. Mich, history

travels^ Howard co. Ind. history

travels

* Md. history

travels

Howe's campaign Amer, revol.

Hubbardton, Vt.

Hudson, campaign for the **

* CO. N. J. history

travels

Hudson's. H: voyage- U. S. hist. 973.21

977-499

917.7499

977.285

917.7285

975.281

917.5281

973.3336

973.3332

973-3321

974.926

9174926

N.Y.Humor American revolution

U.S. civil warwar of 18 1

2

- Hunterdon co. N.J. history

travels

Huntingdon CO. Pa. history

travels

^Huntington CO. Ind. history

travels

^ Huron co. Mich. history

travels

Ices domestic economyIdaho, admission U.S. hist.

military hist. " civ. war 973.7496U.S. war w. Spain 973. S9496

974-7

973- 396

973 796

973-5296

974-971

917-4971

974.873

917-4873

977.271

917.7271

977.444

917.7444

642

973-86

U. S. hist.

973 52473.

973-54

337

394-4

97387

Illinois, Admission

For military history, see973-7473 and 973-89473

Imports, duty on1 naugurations ceremoniesincome tax law, decis. U.S. hist.

Indian depredations Amer. revol. 973 3344973-24

973-26

973.42

973.24

973.25

973 82

973-22

973.25

973.42

973.541

973.571

Indian wars in U. S. eastern

French and indian

Harmar's expedition

King Philip's

William's

ModocPequot

Queen Anne'sSt Clair's expedition

Seminole, tirst, i8i8

2d. 1835-42

Indiana, admissionFor military history

973-7472 and 973.89472

Indiana co. Pa.

U.S. hist,

see 973-52472.

GrahamJackson

973.51

* Indianapolis, Ind.

Indians, Amer.

974-889

917.4889

>;77«252

917-7252

970,2

267.366

history

travels

history

travels

biography

Y. M. C. A.British allies Amer. revol. 973.343

U.S.warof 1812 973.5242Undies, East, Dutch history 991

travels 919. i

Inebriety diseases 616.861Infants, food for nursery 649Infusorial earth economic geology 553.69* Ingham co. Mich. history 977.426

travels 917.742OInland seas physical geography 551. 48Instruction education 370Insurgente L', ship U.S. history 973.45Interoceanic canals sociology 386Interstate commerce commission 385

U.S. hist. 973.85Inundations,protection engineering 627.4Uona CO. Mich.

Uosco CO. Mich.

Iowa, admission

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. hist.

For military history, see 973-52477. 973-7477and 973-89477

977 454

917-7454

977-474

917-7474

973-61

Irish discovery of Americahome rule

Uron CO. Mich.

^ Iroquois co. 111.

^ Isabella co. Mich.

Ushperaing, Mich.

history«•

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

973-11

941-58

977 497

917.7497

977.364

917.7364

977451917.7451

977.496

917.7496Island no. 10. Ky. U.S. civ. war 973.752Usle Royale co. Mich, history 977, 499

travels

Italian art galleries

discovery of AmericaIvy landscape gardening^Jackson city, Mich, history

travels

CO. 111.

Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

history

917.7499

708.5

973-11

716.1

977.428

917.7428

977-3994

917.73994

977-223

917.7223

977-428^ Mich.

XopicF I,, olack /ace cype are subdivided. Superior flffures refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(5g7j

JacksonLundy's

Jackson co. Mich.

'Jacksonville, 111.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

travels

history

travels

917.7428

977-346

917-7346Jamestown, settlement U.S.hist. 973.21

^Jasper co. Ill,

Ind.

Java, ship

* Jay CO. Ind.

Va.

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. war of 1812

history

travels

J ay' 3 treaty U. S. history

^Jeflferson co. 111. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

ijsifersonville, Ind. history

travels

VJ innings co. Ind.

Ind.

Pa.

^Jersey co. 111.

history

travels

history

travels

975-5

977.374

917.7374

977.297

917.7297

973.5251

977.267

917.7267

973-43

977-3793

917-73793

977.213

917-7213

974.862

917.4862

977.218

917-7218

977-217

917-7217

977-335

917-7385prison ship Amer. revol. 973.3711

Jerseys. Washington in the, Am.rev.973.3325

^Jo Daviess co. 111.

^Johnson co. 111.

Ind.

Jerusalem. St John of knightsJewish discovery of America

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

shorthand

history

tra;vels

Juvenile Dooks reading and aids* Kalamazoo city, Mich, history

travels

^Joliet, 111.

Jones

^Juniata co. Pa

CO. Mich.

'Kalkaska CO. Mich.

^ Kane co. 111.

' Kankakee co. 111.

Kansas, admission

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. hist.

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.7 and 973.89

929. 7 1

1

973-11

977.334

917.7334

977-3996

917.73996

977.251

917-7251

977-325

917.7325

653-43

974.847

917.4847

028.5

977-418

917-7418

977.417

917.7417

977-465

917-7465

977-323

917-7323

977-363

917.7363

973.68

Kansas-Nebraska bill U. S. hist. 973.66Karlsefne,T. discovery of Amer. 973. 13Kearny in New Mexico Mex. war 973. 623

1

Kearsarge, ship U. S. civil warKempis, Thomas aKendall CO. 111. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Kentucky, admission U. S. hist.

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973-52, 9737 and 973-89

^Keweenaw CO. Mich, history

travels

U. S. civil war

^ Kennebec co. Me.

Kent CO. Del.

Md.

Mich.

R. I.

Kilpatrick's exped.

King George's warPhilip's •*

William's '*

King's daughters

history

973- 754

242.

1

977-326

917.7326

974. 16

917.416

975- 14

917.514

975.236

917.5236

977.455

917.7455

974-54

917.454

973.41

977.499

9I7-7499

973-7362

973-26

973- 24

973-25

267.431mountain, S.C. Amer. revol. 973.3364

Knights Hospitalers

of Rhodesof St John

Knownothing party1Knox CO. 111.

' Ind.

' Me.

U. S. hist.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

929.711

929.711

929.711

973.66

977.349

917.7349

977.239

917.7239

974.15

917-415Knoxville campaign U.S. civ. war 973.7358Kola therapeutics 615.3231S^Kosciusko CO. Ind. history

travels

Labor, dep't estab. U. S. history

Laboratories, biologic

Labrador discovery of America^Lackawanna CO. Pa. history

travels

^Lafayette, Ind.

* Lagrange co. Ind.

^ Lake Champlain

*Lake co. 111.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

historyTopics in black face type a-e subdivided. Superior fljurea refer to the tables at

of this index.

(598)

977-282

917.7282

973.85

590.7

973 16

974836

917.4836

977-295

917-7295

977- 279

917.7279

974-754

9174754

977-321

the end

Lake co. 111.

1 Ind.

Mich.

states

travels

history

travels

history

travels

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

917.7321

977.299

917.7299

977-468

917.7468

For military history of all or indi-vidual states, see subdivisions of Specialcampaigns and Military historv underQ/a-sz* 973.7 and 973-89

^ Lancaster co. Pa. history

travels

Landed gentry English heraldry

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

hymnologyliterature

Laudonniere discov. of AmericaLaw and miracles

Sunday^Lawrence co. 111.

^ Lansing, Mich.

' Lapeer co. Mich.

^ Laporte co. Ind.

^Lasalle. HI.

Latin hymns

Ind.

Pa.

theology

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

974-815

917.4815

929.725

977-427

917.7427

977-442

917.7442

977-291

917.7291

977.327

917.7327

245-7

879-1

973-18

231-7

263 8

977.376

917-7376

977.226

917.7226

974-893

917-4893

JacksonLundy's

Leon, Ponce de discov. of Amer. 973 16Leslie's Va. exped. Amer. revol. 973.3361^Letters on special topics see subjectLevant, ship U.S. war of 1S12 973,5267Lexington, battle Amer. revol. 973.3311Lexington, ship Amer. revol.

Libby prison U. S. civ. warLibrarian Y. M. C. A.Library *'

roomsLife, elixir of alchemy^ Lincoln co. Me. history

travels

shorthand

mining

Laws of language Eng. etymology 422. i

Lawyers and American revolution 973.315Leaves, shapes of botany 5S1.4

^Lebanon CO. Pa. history 974.819travels 917.481^

Lecompton constitution Kan, hist. 97S r

slavery 326.973

Lindsley's takigrafy

Linings, masonrywatertight

Linoleum manufactures^ Litchfield co. Ct. history

travels

Literature, immoral ethics

lib. econ.

973*353

973-7712

267^42267-3532

267.325

540- 1 .

974-15

917.415

653.71

622.28

622. 56

679

974.61

917.461

176.

8

025.2Little Belt and President U.S.hisL 973.51Lives of American indians

gipsies

slaves

Living, cost of

1 Livingston co. 111.

Mich.

Lee, Charles, treason

R. E. surrender* CO. m.

^Leelanaw, Mich.

Legal education

Legislative reporting' Lehigh co. Pa.

> Lemoille co, Vt

U.S.hist. 973.68

Local option

^ Logan CO. III.

^Logansport, Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Logical machinesLong Island, battle Amer. revol.

Longley shorthand

Lookout Mt, battle U. S. civ. war

Lemons^ Lenawee co. Mich.

Topics in black face

970.2

397

326.92

640

977.361

917.7361

977.43i>

917.74.V''

178.4

977.3:7

917-735:

977.2--t.

917.72-

164

973.332-;

653.63

973-7359

973.7419Louisburg, capture V. S. col. hist 973.26Louisiana, admission U.S.history 973.51

purchase '*

973.46secession •*

973.713For military history, see subdivisions

of Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.52. 973-7 and 973.89

Lovejoy, E.P. murderof U.S.hist. 973.7114

551. 73i

369.152

369.153

973.314

977-49-

917.749^

973-5237type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tho end

of th.is index.

(599)

Amer.revol. 973.333 ) Losses, regimentalL^.S.civ.war

history

travels

history

travels

shorthand

history

travels

history

travels

agriculture

history

travels

973- 7334

977-336

917. 733^'

977.4^^3

917.7463

340.7

653.046

974- 827

917.4S27

974.33

917-433

634

977.431

917-7431

Lower Silurian group geologyLoyal legion, military order

volunteers, society

Loyalists Amer. revol.

* Luce CO. Mich. history

travels

Lundy*sLane U. S. war of i3i2

Luzerne

Montour

^ Luzerne co. Pa.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

history 974.832travels 917.4S32

^Lycoming CO. Pa. history 974.851travels 917-4851

Lynchburg campaign U.S.civ.war 973.7369^McDonough co. 111. history 977 342

travels 917.7342Macedonia, ship U.S. war of 1812 973.5251^McHenry co. 111. history

travels

Fort U.S. war of 1812Machine guns mil. engineering^McKean co. Pa. history

travels* Mackinac CO. Mich, history

travelsMcKinlev, W: presidency of

tariff act U.S. history^McLean co. 111.

^Macomb co. Mich.

* Macon co. 111.

Olacoupin co. 111.

* Madison co. 111.

* Ind.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

977.322

917.7322

973.5238

623.4

974-863

917.4863

977.492

917.7492

973-83

973-86

977.359

917.7359

977439

917.7439

977.358

917.7358

977.383

917-7383

977.386

917-7386

977.257

917-7257Madoc. Prince discov. of Amer. 973. 14Magalhaens ..

^^^^^Magazine guns see Rifles

Magellan straits, d iscov. of U. S. hist. 973. 16Maine, admission «» hti ca

, , ,973.54

battleship U.S. warw. Spain 973.89indian war U. S. col. hist. 973.24miltaryhist. •* civ.nvar 973.7441

U.S.war W.Spain 973 89441Managers Y. M. C. A. 267.333Manassas,Va. ist battle U. S. civ. war973. 7314

^^ ***'

973.7328Manganese metallurgy

669.

7

Manila, battle U. S. war with Spain 973. 895^ Manistee city, Mich, history

travels'

CO. Mich, history

travelsMap cases library admin.Maps American revolutior

U. S. civil warwar of 1 8 12

March to the sea U. S. civ. war 973.7378Margaretta, capture Amer. revol. 973.351Topics in black face type are aubdivided.

977.462

917.7462

977.462

917.7462

025.8

973-399

973-799

973-5299

^Marion CO. Ill history

travels

Ind. history

travels

^Marquette CO. Mich, history

travelsMarsh

^Marshall CO. 111.

Ind.

^Martin co. Ind.

977.3794

917-73794

977-252

917-7252

977.496

917-7496

653-54

977.351

917-7351

977. 2S8

917-7283

977.238

917.7238

o

shorthand

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

MarylandFor military history, see subdivisions

I bpecial campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973-53, 973-7 and 973.891 Mason co. 111. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

King Philip's war 973.24Shay's rebellion 973.318

For military history, see subdivisionsof hpecial campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973 7 and 973.8^

Matamoras, battle Mexican war 973.G2341 Maxims on special topics see subjectMayflower descendants, soc. 369. 124Meat supply domestic economy 643

productionMechanical training

in schools

' Mich.

^Massac co. 111.

Massachusetts

977.355

917.7355

977.461

917.7461

977.3997

917.73997

338.1

607

371.42Mecklenburg declaration Am. rev. 973.3131 Mecosta co. Mich. history

travels

Medal of honor legion

Medical testimony

lawMedieval science

Meekness ethics

Memorials American revolution

U. S. civil warMemphis, Tenn. U. S. civ. war^Menard co. Ill, history

travels

^Menominee city, Mich. history

travels^

CO. Mich. history

travels

Mercenaries Amer. revolution^ Mercer CO. 111. history

travels^ N. J. history

Superior figrurea refer to the tablesof this index.

(600)

977.452

917-7452

369. 1 14

614.23

340.6

502

179.9

973.365

973-7^5

973-752

977.355

917.7355

977-495

917.7495

977.495

917-7495

973.342

977-339

917-7339

974.965

t the end

INDEX SUPPLEMENT LuzerneMontour

Mercer co. N. J.1 Pa.

Mermaids

travels

history

travels

folklore

Merrimac and Monitor^ CO. N. H.

917

974

917

39S

U.S. civ. war 973

history 974travels 917

naval hist U.S.civ.war 973sinking U.S. war with Sp.iin 973

Messenger service 385Methods in special topics see subject

Mexican war pension act U.S. hist 973.85Mexico, citv, battles near Mex. war 973. 623 S

.4965

.895

-4895

4•7324

•27

-427

•752

.895

* Miami co.

capture

Ind.

973.6239

977.284

917.72S4

553-9

973-56

history

travels

Mica economic geology

Michigan, admission U. S. histFor military history, see 973.52474, 973.7474

and 973-89474

^ Michigan city, Ind. history 977.291

travels 917.7291Middle states

Formilitaryhistoryof all or individualstates, see subdivisions of Special cam-paigns and Military history under 973.3,Q73-52> 973-7 and 973.89

Middlesex co. Ct history

travels

N . J. history

travels

^Midland co. Mich.

Mifflin CO. Pa.

history

travels

history

travels

974.66

917.466

974.941

917.4941

977.448

917.7448

974-846

917-4846Fort Amer. revol. 973.3337

Military and naval order of U. S. 369. 113

history Amer. revol. 973-34

'

Mexican war 973.624

U.S.warof 1812 973.524with Spain 973. 894

order of foreign wars U.S. 369.115

of the loyal legion 369.152

society of the war of 181

2

Milk, condensed

Mine Run,campaign U.S.civ.war

Mining economic geologyMinisink American revolution

Minnesota, admission U. S. hist

369.143

637

973-7353

553

973-3353

973- 6SFor military history, see 973.52476, 973.7476

and 973.89476

Misrule,Spanish,in Cuba U.S.hist 973.891

977.466

917-7466

973.7359

973-54

^Missaukee CO. Mich, history

travels

Missionary Ridge U. S. civ. warMississippi, admission U.S. hist.

Mississippi river, disoov.

secession

U.S.hist. 973.16

973-713For military history of state, see sub-

divisions of Special campaigns and Mili-tary history under 973-52, 973.7 and 973.89

Missouri, admission U. S. hist. 973 54compromise U.S. civ.war 973.7113

For military history of state, see sub-divisions of Special campaig:nsand Mili-tary history under 973.52^ 973.7 and 973.89

Mites zoology 595-4

Mobile Day, Ala. U.S.civ.war 973.7372

973.754

973-7388

707

491-55

973.81-

nav. history

campaign •*

Models art study**Modern Persian languagesModoc indian war U. S. hist.

Mohawk valley massacre Am.rev. 973.3345^Moline, 111. history 977-339

travels 917-7339Molino del Rey, battle Mex. war 973.623(j

Monitor and Merrimac U.S.civ.w. 973 7324

naval history •* 973-752

Monmouth, battle Amer. revol. 973.3342

CO. N. J. history 974.946

travels 917.4946

Monocacy. Md. battle U.S. civ. war 973.73617

Monroe, Ind. history 977.225

travels 917.7225

history 977-391

travels 91 7- 7391

history 977-432

travels 917-7432

history 974.825

travels 917.4825

U.S. history 973.54

U.S. hist 973.86

militaryhist U.S.civ.war 973.7486

Spanish war 973. 89486

CO. 111.

Mich.

Pa.

doctrine

Montana, admission

1 Montcalm co. Mich, history

travels

Mex. warhistory

. travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Monterey, battle

^ Montgomery CO. III.

Ind.

Md.

Pa.

977.453

917-7453

973-6235

977-382

917.7382

977- 24S

917.7248

975-284

917-5284

974-812

9L7-4812

Amer. revol. 973.3335

973-3315

Fort

Montgomery's Can. expedMonths, names of 529.2

^ Montmorency CO. Mich, history 977.483

travels 917.7483' Montour co. Pa. history 974. 839

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figmres refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(601)

MontonrOscoda INDEX SUPPLEMENTMontour CO. Pa. travels 917.4839Monuments Amer. revolution 973.365

antiquities 913U. S. civil war 973.765

"Moods, sig^s of Eng. etymology 422.8syntax Eng. language 425,8

\Moresnet histor>^

travels^ Morgan co. 111.

^Ind.

Morganatic marriage

history

travels

history

travels

ethics

customs

949.3

914-93

977- 346

917.7346

977-251

917-7251

173-

1

392.6

Naval history U. S. war of 1812 973.525W.Spain 973. 895

369.117

369.157

946.

5

914-65

973-3112

617.75

371.72

973.81

Morgan's Ohio raid U. S. civ. war 973. 7342^Morris co. N. J. history 974.974

travels 917.4974island, S. C. U. S. civ. war 973.7351

Morristown. N. J. Wash'ton h'dq'rs 973.367Mortgage companies 332.31Morton's Ford, Va. U. S. civ. war 973.7362'Moultrie CO. 111. history 977.367

travels 917.7367Fort, battle Amer. revol. 973.3328

agriculture

Movement cure

MowersMud architecture

island Amer. revolMule domestic animals^Muncie. Ind. history-

travels

Municipal lawMunson shorthandMurfreesboro, Tenn. U. S. civ. war 973^7337

973.398

973-798

973-5298

977-457

917.7457

977.457

917.7457

Music American revolution

U. S. civil warwar of 1 812

Muskegon city, Mich, history

travels

CO. Mich. history

travels

Muskets see Rifles

Mutiny of Penn. line Amer. revol. 973.349Mutual insurance political econ. 334.3

529.2

529.2

394-1

973.7379

267.232

369.157

973-41

973.35

973-625

973 75

Names of days of weekmonths

Napkins customsNashville, Tenn. U. S. civ. warNasmith societies

National ass'n of naval veteransbank, U. S. U. S. hist.

Naval history Amer. revol.

Mexican warU. S. civil war

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

order of the U. S.

veterans, national ass'nNavarre history

travels

Navigation acts Amer. revol.

Nearsightedness medicine

schoolsNebraska, admission U. S. hist.

Kansas-, bill U.S.hist 973.66military hist. U.S civ.war 973.7482

Spanish war 973.89482Negro troops U. S. civ. war" 973.7415Negroes Y. M. C. A. 267.365Neighborhood gilds social clubs 367Neutrality proclamation U. S. hist. 973.43Nevada, acquisition Mex. war 973.621

admission U.S.hist 973.71military hist. U.S.civ.war 973.7493

Spanish war 973.89493^New Albany, Ind. history

. 977,219travels 917.7219

Berne, N. C. U.S.civ.war 973.7362' Brunswick, N.

J. history 974.942travels 917.4942

Eng. campaign U.S.w.1812 973.5233England 1779 Amer. revol. 973.3351

For military history of New Englandor Its individual states, see subdivisionsof bpecial campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973-52' 973 7 and 973.89New Hampshire

^New Haven co. Ct history

travelsJersey

For military history, see subdivisionsot Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.7 and 973.89^New London co. Ct. history

travels

Market, Va. U. S. civ. war 973. 7369Mexico discov. of America 973.16

Kearney in Mex. war 973.6231For military history, see subdivisions

of bpecial campaigns and Alilitary his-tory under 973.7 and 973.89

New Orlean-; battle U.S. war of 1812 973.5239capture U.S. civ. war 97.3. 7321nav. hist. " " 973.752

. year customs^94

York city, British occupation 973.3323evacuation 973. 33^

Univ. of the State of 379. 747For military history of state, see sub-divisions of Special campaigns and Mili-tary history under 973.3, 973.52, 973.7 and

I973-OQ

* .X..^^'P®"^^ figTires refer to the tables at the endof this index.

(602)

974-67

9^7.467

974.65

917.465

.

i

i

INDEX SUPPLEMENT MontourOscoda

^Newaygo CO. Mich, history 977.45S

travels 917.7458Newburg addresses Amer. revol. 973. 349

Washington's headquarters 973. 367^ Newcastle co. Del.

^Newport city, R. I.

CO. R. I.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

975-11

917-511

974.57

917.457

974-56

917.456French fleet at Amer. revol. 973. 354

Newspaper work shorthand 653.044* Newton CO. Ind. history 977.297

travels 917.7297Niagara, Ft, capture U.S. war 1812 973.5234Ninety-six. Fort, S. C. Amer. revol. 973.3373

977-276

917.7276

973.13

1 Noble CO. Ind. history

travels

Norse discovery of AmericaNorthFor military history 01 the North or

its .cidividual states, see subdivisions ofSpecial campaigns and Military historyunder 973.3, 973.52, 973.7 and 973-89

North Carolina secession U. S. hist, 973. 71

3

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.5a, 973.7 and 973.89

North Dakota.admission U.S.hist 973.86history 978.4

military hist. U.S.civ.war 973. 7484Spanish war 973. 89484

travels

'Northampton co. Pa.

917.84

974.822

917.4822

973.58

973-3366

historvml

travels

Northeast boundary treaty U. S.

Northern invasion Amer. revol.

prisons U. S. civ. war973. 7721 Northumberland CO. Pa. history 974.831

travels 917.4831Northwest boundary

Oregon U.S.hist973.6ii

San Juan " 973.82

dep't of 1 862 U. S. civ. war 973. 7329

1863 •*973.7341

events in, 1778-79 Amer.revol. 973.3348

1779 '*973-3358

Notebooks literary methods 029.4Notes, personal shorthand 653.041

=*Number, signsof Eng. etymology 422.

5

Numbering of pages bookmaking 655.27

Nursery food hygiene 613.22

Nurses Amer. revol. 973-376training of 610.73

U. S. civil war 973. 776Oak botany '

583.976

Topic* in black face type are subdivided.

^Oakland CO. Mich. history

travels

Observatories, meteorological^ Ocean co. N. J.

mails

Pond, Fla.

^Oceana CO. Mich. history

travels

Odell shorthand

Office equipment and methodsOfficial reporting shorthand

^Ogemaw co. Mich history'

travels

^Ogle CO. 111. history

travels

Ohio, admission U.S. history

977-438

917-7438

551.5

history 974.948travels 917.4948

383

U. S. civil war 973, 7364

977*459

917.7459

653.35

651

653.046

977.475

917.7475

977.332

917.7332

973-46

For military history, see 973.52471, 973.7471and 973-89471

^Ohio CO. Ind. history 977.212

travels 917.7212

Oil, vegetable chem. technology 665.3

Oilcloth manufactures

Oklahoma, opening U.S. hist.

Old g^uard, order

Olives agriculture

Olustee, Fla. U.S. civ. warOmnibus bill •• history

^Ontonagon co. Mich, history

travels

679

973.86

369.116

634

973. 7364

973.63

977-498

917.7498Opequon, Va. battle U.S. civ. war 973.7377^Orange, N. J. history 974-933

travels 9^7-4933

political soc. 363

977.227

917.7227

974-36

917.436

associations

CO. Ind-

Vt

history

travels

history

travels

Oranges agriculture 634Order of the founders and patriots

of America 369.125Old guard 369.116

Oregon, admission U.S. history 973.68boundary "

973.611military hist. U.S.civ.war 973.7495

Spanish war 973. 89495Oriskany American revolution 973. 33341Orleans CO. Vt history 974.32

travels 917.432

U.S. civ. war 973.7772history 977.469

travels * 917.7469

history 977.478travels 917.7478

Superior fifurea refer to the tables at the end

Orphan asylums

^Osceola co. Mich.

'Oscoda CO. Mich.

of thia index.

(6QaJ

Ostend

Pygmies

Ostend manifesto U.S. hist

Ostrich zoology

farms agriculture

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

*Otsego CO. Mich.

*Ottawa CO, Mich.

Outdoor relief

*Owen CO. Ind.

1 Oxford CO. Me.

Pacific coast

history

travels

history

travels

charity

pauperism

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. civ. war

U. S. hist.ocean, discov.

Pages, numbering of

Palatinate, war of U S. hist.

Palo Alto, battle Mex. war

Pamphlet cases

Panama congress U. S. hist

Panic, financial, 1S37

1873

Panics, commercial moneyproduction

trade

Panoramas amusementspainting

Paoli American revolution

•Papers on special topics, see subjects

Parcel post post ofiBce 383

Paris, peace of U. S. history 973-26

treaty U.S. war with Spain 973.89

973.66

598.5

636.9

977*484

917.7484

977-415

917.7415

361

339

977.243

917.7243

974-17

917,417

973-7389

973,16

655-27

973-25

973.6234

025.8

973.55

973-57

973.82

332

338

381

791

750

973-3336

iparke co. Ind. history

travels

paroles U. S. civil war

-Passaic co. N. J.history

travels

Patent indexes literary methods

iPaterson, N. J. history

travels

Patriotic societies, American

Patriots of Amer. order

Paulus Hook American revol.

iPawtucket, R. I.

Pea Ridge. Ark.

Peace conference

efforts for

history

travels

U. S. civil war*«

977.246

917.7246

973-773

974-923

917.4923

029.5

974.924

917.4924

369.1

369.125

973-3355

974-53

917*453

973- 7323

973.712

973.712

Peacock & Epervier U. S. war of 1 8 1 2 973. 5255

Hornet " 973-5253

Pelican, ship'* 973-5253

Pendleton civil serv. act U.S.hist 973. 84

Penguin, ship U S. warofi8i2 973-5257

PennsylvaniaFor military history, see subdivisionB

of Special campaigns and Military his-

tory under 973.3, 973.7 *od 973-89

^ Penobscot CO, Me. history

travels

974.13

917.413

expedition Amer. revol. 973.3352

Pens writing

Pension act, Mex. war U S. hist

bill, dependent

Pensions

People's palace

1 Peoria city, lit

1 CO. IlL

Pequot indian warPernin-Duploy61 Perry co. IlL

1 Ind.

1 Pa.

U. S. civil war

self-education

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. hist

shorthand

history

travels

history

travels

history '

travels

65a

973- 85

973«85

973-7772

374-9

977-352

917.7352

977 352

917-735'^

973-22

6533897''. 393

917 7393

977.229

917.722*,

974.845

917.484^

Perry's exped. to Japan U. S. hist 973- 66

Personal appearance costumes 391

ethics 177-4

narratives Amer. revol. 973-38

Mex. war 973.628

U S. war 1812 973-528

w. Spain 973-898

» pronouns Eng. etymology 422.

7

Petersburg,Va. battle U. S. civ. war 973. 736s

lines, assault ** 973-7373

Pew rents clerical support 254

Phallicism 291

Philadelphia, capture Amer. revol. 973-3337

CO. Pa. history 974.811

travels 917.481

1

evacuation Am.revol.973.3343

expos. 1876 U.S. hist 973.82

Philip's, Kmg, war U.S. history 973-24

Phoebe, ship U.S. war of 18 12

Photogrammetry surveying

photography

Phylloxera agriculture

Physical cult rooms, Y.M.C.A.

department

director

Physiologic chemistry zoology

1 Piatt CO. 111. history

travels

Pictures American revolution

U. S. civil war

war of 181

2

(•

973-5255

526.91

778

632

267.327

267.356

267.343

591- 19

977-367

917.7367

973-397

973-797

973.5297Peninsular campaign U.S. civ. war 973-7327

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior flgTirea refer to the tables at the end

of this index.

(604)

Pigeon holes office equipmentPigmies folklore

» Pike CO. 111.

Ind.

Pa.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

65T

398.4

977-345

917-7345

977-236

917.7236

974.824

917.4824Pillow. Fort, capture U.S. civ. war 973. 7361' Piscataquis co. Me. history

travels

Pistols manufacture

Pitman. Benn shorthand

Izaac *'

Pittsburg Landing U. S. civ. war 973. 7326Pizarro discovery of America 973.16

Plane table surveying 526.96

Playgrounds school hygiene 371.74

Plymouth, settlement U. S. hist 973.22

974.12

917.412

683

653.5

653.61

974.4

973-391

973-5291

973.11

329

973-31

973-621

Mass. hist

Poetry American revolution

U. S. war of i8t2

Polish discovery of AmericaPolitical conventions

history Amer. revol.

Mexican warU. S. war of 1812 973.521

with Spain 9 73. 891Polygamy, Edmunds act U.S.hist 973.84Ponce de Leon discov. of Amer. 973. 16

Pontiac, conspiracy U. S. histiPope CO. 111. history

travels

Popular sovereignty L-. S, hist

Port Hudson, La. siege " civ. war 973. 7347* Huron, Mich. history 977.441

travels 917.7441

U. S. civ. war 973. 75

1

977.298

917.7298

973.27

977-3991

917.73991

973-64

Royal. S. C.

1 Porter co. Ind.

973-16

977-234

917.7234

653-01

Ostend

Pygmies

Presentations of tiags U.S.civ.war 973.763Presents, Christmas customs 394Presidentand Little Belt U.S.hist 973.51

inauguration, ceremonies 394.4ship, capture war 1812 973.5257veto power 353-03

Presidential succession act U.S hist973.85

Presidents* messages 353.03^Presque Isle CO. Mich, history 977.482

travels 917.7482Press clippings 029.

3

agencies 029.3

writing for, literary methods 029.6

Price's Missouri exped. U.S.civ.war 973. 7374Primaries suffrage 324Prime meridian cosmic time 529.77

geog. coordinates 525,46^Prince George co. Md. history 975.251

travels 917.5251^Princeton, N.J. battle Amer. revol. 973. 3326

history

travels

Printers' marksPrisoners of warass'n, union

Prisons American revolution

Mexican warU. S. civil war

war of 1 8 12

with SpainPrivateers American revolution 973.358

U, S. civil war 973-759war of 1812 973.525S

Proctor's creek, Va. U. S. civ. war 973. 7365

974.967

917.4967

655.1

369-155

973 37973-627

97377973.527

973-897

history

travels

Portuguese discovery of America^ Posey CO, Ind. history

travels

Position shorthand^Possessive pronouns Eng.etymol. 422.7^ syntax 425.7Postal savings banks 332.

2

Potentials law of attraction 531.51Potomac, army of the U.S.civ.war 973.7416iPotterco. Pa. history 974.855

travels '^17.4855

Powder toilet 646Pre-Columbian discov. of Amer. 973.11Prepositions ^ Eng. syntax 425.9

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superiorof this index.

v6o5)

Professors* salaries education

Profits capital and labor

Proof and copy lit methodsProperty, church

Prostration, nervous

^Providence CO. R. I. history

travels

Psychic research mind and bodyPublic baths

371-16

331-

1

029.

6

254

616. S43

974-51

917.451

130

613-47documents print'g& distrib 655.59library classed catalogs 01 7, i

^Pulaski CO. 111.

Ind.

1 Putnam co. IlL

Ind.

Pygmies

diction'y

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

folklore

019.

1

977-3998

917-7399S

977-292

917.7292

977.337

917.7337

977-249

917-7249

39S.4

ilgTires refer to the tables at the end

QuebecShelby

Quebec, capture U. S. history^QueenAnneco. Md. historv

travels

Anne's war U. S. hist.

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

973-26

975.234

917.5234

973.25Queenstown.baitle. U.S. warofi8i2 973.5233Quercineae bjtanyQuestioning, art of educationQuestions, books of

Quicksilver see Mercury*Quincy, 111.

Quotas1Rahway, N. J.

Railroad accidents,

electric• men

583.976

371.25

371.35

977.344

917.7344

839.371

254

692.

9

324.2

973-3114

324.2

324.2

973-66

history

travels

U. S. civ. war 973.7412history

travels

pub. health

974.938

917-4938

614.683

621.33

267.362

((

Y.M.C.A. _,.^.Ralegh, W, discovery of Amer. 973.17Ram, hydraulic engineering 621.27Ramsour Mills, N. C. Amer. revol. 973.3361Ranch, cattle

* Randolph co. 111. history

travels

Ind. history

travelsRange domestic economyiRaritan, N. J. history

travels•Readers selections Eng. lang.Reading desks office equip. 651

rooms v. M. C. A. 267.3533Reapers agriculture 633Red Bank Amer. revol. 973.3337

river campaign U.S. civ. war 973.7363expedition *•

973.754Reference, exact literary methods 029.1Referendum political science 321,4Reform, spelling Eng. language 421.4Refrigerators domestic economy 643Refuge, houses of

^64Regimental hist. U.S.civ.war 973.744-749Regular army -

973.7411and navy union 369. 1 1

1

veterans soc. 369. 112Regulators see special subjectReincarnation j^

Reindeer, ship U. S. war of 1812 973.5255'Relative pronouns Eng. etymol. 422.7

syntax 425.7

•Renard the fox' Dutch satireRents, pew clerical supportRepairs building laws^Representation

Amer. revol.

minority

university

Republican party U. S. hist ^,_,._ResacadelaPalma, battle Mex. war973.6234Restaurants 5.^Results of Amer. revol. U.S.hist. 973.31

973-621

973-891

973.71

973.521

973-83

220.52

225.52

221.52

973-778

369.136

369. 134

369.13

839 371

<{

Mex. warSpani:^h warU. S. civ. war

war of 1812 "

Resumption of specie pay't '

Revised version Eng. Bible

New TestOld "

Revivals, army U. S. civ. warRevolution, daughters of the

sons of the

Revolutionary societies

'Reynard the fox' Dutch satireRhode Island

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973-7 and 973.89

Rhodes, knights of

"Rhyming dictionaries Eng. lang. 426.6Ribault, Jean discovery of Amer. 973. 181 Richland co. 111.

^Richmond. Ind.

929.71

history

travels

history

travels

977-377

917-7377

977.263

917-7263

Relief corps, woman'sunion, woman's veteran

Religion, comparativeReligious associations

1 fe U. S. civ. war

369. 161

369.162

290

267

973 77S

Richmond, Va.For military history, see subdivisions

ot bpecial campaigns under 973.7

Ringgold campaign U.S. civ. war 973. 735^Rio Grande,campaign on Mex.war 973 6234^Ripley CO. Ind. history 977 214

travels 917.7214Roanoke island,N. C. U.S.civ.war 973. 752

battle^Rock Island city. 111. history

travels

CO. 111. history

travels

history

travels1 Rockingham co. N. H. history

travelsRoland

'Rockford, 111.

973-7324

977.339

917.7339

977.339

917-7339

977.331

917-7331

974- 26

917.426

398.2legends

chanson de French poetry 841. n«, , . ^,

,.-.., 'Roscommon co. Mich, history 077 .75TOPICS .. .Uc. ..ee t.pe a,e BuMivlded SupeHor ^res re,e, to the ta.Ies at tie endor tnis index.(6o6j

IXDEX SUPPLEMENT

Roscommon CO. Mich, travels 917.7476Rotation in office U. S. hist. 973.56Rotifera zoology 595. i

Rubies economic geology 553.8Running

^Rush CO. Ind.

* Rutland co. Vt

hygiene

sports

history

travels

history

travels

Saengerbund musical festival

^ Sagadahoc CO. Me, history

travels

1 Saginaw city, Mich, history

travels* CO. Mich. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. hisL

^St Clair co. 111.

Mich.

St Clair's expedition

John of Jerusalem, knights of

Joseph CO. Ind.

* Mich.

^ Mary co. Md.

^ Salem city, N. J.

* CO. N. J.

'Saline co. 111.

Salvation armySan Antonio, battle

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Mex. wai

613.7

796

977.261

917.7261

974.37

917.437

784.5

974.18

917.418

977.446

917.7446

977.446

917-7446

977.389

977.73S9

977.441

917.7441

973.42

929.711

977.289

917.7289

977.419

917.7419

975.241

917.5241

974.992

917.4992

974.991

917.4991

977.3992

917.73992

267.15

973.623SDomingo, annex, treaty U.S.hist973.82Juan boundary

^ Sangamon ca 111.

^Sanilac, Mich.

history

travels

history

travels

973-82

977.356

917.7356

977.443

917.7443Sanitary commission U.S.civ. war 973.7771

fairs -973.7772

Santiago, siege U.S.warwith Spain 973.893Saratoga^ battle Amer. revol. 973.3333Sarcophagi burial customsSassacus, ship U. S. civ. warSavannah campaign

capture Amer. revol.

siege •»

Scene, painting painting

theater

393.1

973. 754

973. 73 78

973.3347

973.3357

750

792

School Y. M. C. A.'Schoolcraft CO. Mich, history

travels

'Schuylerco. 111. history

travels

Fort Amer. revol.

^ Schuylkill CO. Pa. history

travels

Science, applied

political

sanitary

Scott-Brown shorthand

Quebec

Shelby

267.361

977.493

917.7493

977-347

917.7347

973.3334

974. Si 7

917.4817

600

320

628

653.53Scott, Dred,case, cause U.S.civ.war973.7ii5

decision slavery

U. S. hist

history

travels

history

travels

Mex. warshorthand

history

travels

hygiene

architecture 729.2

326.973

973.68

977-345

917-7345

977.218

917.7218

973.6236

653.37

974.837

917.4837

639

613.12

1 Scott CO. 111.

* Ind,

Scott's campaig^n

Scovil

^ Scranton, Pa.

Seal fishing

Seaside resorts

Seating capacity

Secessionists in North U. S. civ. war 973. 718Secret ballot suffrage 324

service Amer. revol. 973.38U. S. civil war 973.785

war of 1S12973.528Sedition act U. S. history 973.44^Seminaries for special topic see subjectSeminole war, 1S18 U. S. hist 973.541

1835-42

^Sentences, conditional. etc. Eng.Serapis, ship Amer. revolution

Sermons *' **

U. S. war of 1812

Servants law

973.571

425.4

973.355

973.395

973.5295

347.6Seven days' battles U. S. civ. war 973. 7327

Pines, Va. battle

years war U. S. history

Sewage, disposal of

Shading shorthandShannon, ship U. S. war of 1S12

973.7327

973.26

628.3

653.01

973.5253Sharpsburg,Md. battle U.S. civ. war 973. 7336Shay's rebellion U. S. hist

^Sheawasseco. Mich, history

travels

^Shelby CO. 111. history

travels^ Ind. history

travels

973.318

977.425

917.7425

977.379S

917.73798

977.259

917.7259Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end

of this index.

(607)

ShenandoahTrade

Shenandoah, ship U.S. civ. war 973.757valley campaign - 973-7377

Sherman silver act U. S. hist 973.86Sherman's manh to the sea 973.7378Shiloh. Tenn. battle U.S. civ. war 973.7326Ships, confedera e ••

973.757Shop girls labor or women 331*4Signal service U. S. civil war 973. 7417Signatures printingSilver act. Bland U. S. hist.

Sherma **

Voorhees ••

Sizes, standards literary methods 029.1Slaughtermountain,Va. U. S. hist 973.7328Slavery, causes of U. S. civ. war 973.71 11

const amendm't 342.73U. S. hist 973.81

emancipation proa •' 973. 714Slaves, fugitive U. S. civil war 973.7115

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

655-27

973.83

973.86

973-87

Sloan shorthandSlojd educationSlugs zoology

^Snyder CO. Pa. history

travelsSocial customs and mannersSocieties, Amer. hereditary

patrioticSociety o* Christian endeavorSoils chemical analysisSoldiers' homes institutions

U. S. civil war 973.7772orpnan asylums •*

973. 77^2schools

history

travels

653-38

371.42

594.3

974.849

917-4849

394369 I

369.1

267.613

543.7

362. S

^ Somerset CO. Me.

• Md

• N.J.

• Pa.

362.7

974.12

917.412

975.223

917.5223

974-944

917.4944

974.879

917.4879

369. 133

369. 134

history

travels

history

travels

history

travelsSons of the Amer. revolution

revolution

veterans. U.S. army. soc. of 369. 165Soto. H. de discoveryof America 973.16Sound physics coaSouth

^^

i«?°^-?*'^.**'"yhistory of the south or itsindividual sutes, see subdivisions ofSpecial campaigns and Military historyunder 073.3, 973.52 and 973.7

'

' South Bend. Ind. history 977. 289travels 917.7289

Larohna secession U.S. hist 073 n-^

./Z.^^'^l^^''^history, see subdivisions ^ "" ' -^

»)t t^pecial campaigrnsand Military his-tory under 973-3. 973-52, 973-7 and 973.89

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

South Dakota, admission U.S.hist.973.86

history973.3

military hist. U.S.civ. war 973 7483Spanish war973. 894S3

travels 917.83Mt, Md. battle U, S. civ. war 973. 733G

Southern army li:e

home life ••

prisons •*

states in Amer. revol„Spain, treaty with U. S. history

war ** <<

Spanish discovery of America

973. 784

973. 784

973.771

973.345

973-43

973.89

973.16misrule in Cuba U.S. hist 973.891

«973-25

973.89

973-56

973.83

653.03

977.231

917.7231

973.385

341-3

973-785

succession, war of

warSpecie circular •'

payment •«

Speed shorthand^Spencerco. Ind. history

travels

Spies American revolution

international lawU. S. civil war

Spottsyivania C. H. Va. U. S. civ. war 973. 7367^Springfield. 111. history 977.356

travels 917.7356N. J. Amer. revol. 973.3365

Springtails zoology 595. 71Squadron, AUantic U.S.civ. war 973. 756

war W.Spain 973. 895Gulf U.S. civ. war. 973.756

Squadrons, confederate '• 973-757Squares, tables of 510.3Squaring the circle geometry 513.21Squatter sovereignty const hist 342.73

slavery 326.973U. S. hist 973.64

Standard sizes literary methodsStanwix, Fort Amer. revol.

Star catalogs

1 Stark CO. 111.

1 Starke CO. Ind.

State capitols

history

travels

history

travels

029.1

973-3334

523.89

977-351

917.7351

977. 292

917.7292architecture 725.11

States' rights causes of U. S. civ. war 973. 71 1

7

Statistics see special subjects

Steeples architecture

^Stephenson co. 111. history

travels^ Steuben co. Ind. history

travels

Stevens. Fort, D. C. U.S. civ. war 973. 736c;

Superior flgrures refer to the tab^.es at the end

729.35

977.333

917.7333

977.278

9I7.7278

of this index.

(60S;

ii

A

i

INDEX SUPPLEMENT

Stillwater Amer. revol. 973.3333stolze shorthand 6 53. 34Stone's River, Tenn. U.S. civ. war 973. 7337Stonington, Ct U.S. war of 1812 973.5236Stony Point Amer. revol.

Storms, electric

1 Strafford CO. N. H.

^Streator, IlL

history

travels

history

travels

973.3354

538.7

974-25

917.425

977.327

917.7327Street railways political economy 388

management 656Streets, trees in san, engineering 628.48

Students, college, in U. S. civ. war 973. 715Study furniture 651

Subterranean telegraph 654.4Suez canal sociology 386Suffrage, U.S. const amendment 324.1

const hist 342.739

Sugar house prison1 Sullivan co. Ind.

» N. H.

» Pa.

U.S.Amer. revol.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

973.82

973.372

977.241

917.7241

974.27

917.427

974.859

917.4859Sullivan's exped. Amer. revol. 973.3356Sumner C: assault on U. S. hist 973.7114Sumter, Fort, S. C. U. S. civ.war 973.7311

naval hist "973-7351

Sun motors engineering 621.47Surgeons Amer. revolution 973.375

U. S. civ. war 973.775Surrender of Burgoyne Am. rev. 973.3333

Cornwallis - 973.3375Lee U, S. civ. war 973,7384

Survivors ass'n, confederate

^Susquehanna co. Pa. history

travels

^Sussex CO. Del. history

travels* N. J. history

travels

Sweating system laboring classes 331.8Swindling confidence practices 174.6

^Switzerland co. Ind. history

travels

Syriac text Bible

•Systems manuals see subjectTables, mathematical

tide

^Talbotco. Md. history

' travels

369.171

974-834

917.4834

975-17

917.517

974-976

917.4976

977.212

917.7212

220.43

510.8

525.69

975.232

917.5232

Talismans

Tariff act, 1824

1828

Dingley

McKinley

Wilson

causes of U S. civ. warTaverns

Taxation causes of Amer. revol. 973.3114

ShenandoahTrade

133.4

973. 54

973-55

973-88

973.86

973.87

973-7118

640

Taxes, exemption fromTaylor shorthand

Taylor's campaign1Tazewell co. III.

336.29

653-35

973- 6233

977.354

917.7354

Mex, warhistory

travels

Tea, tax on Amer. revoL 973.3115Tenement houses laboring classes 331.83Tennessee, admission U, S. hist 973.43

secession **973.713

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.52, 973.7 and 973-89

"Tense signs Eng. etymology•Tenses •• syntax

^Terre Haute, Ind. history

travels

Teutonic knights

Texas, annexation

422.8

425.8

977.245

917.7245

929. 713

973.621Mex. warresolution U.S. hist 973. 58

independence •' 973.56

secession •• 973. 713For military history, see subdivisions

of Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.5a, 973-62, 973.7 and 973.89

•Text bks for writ'g verse Eng. pros. 426.8Thames, battle U S. war of 1812 973.5235Thomas k Kempis 242. i

Thornton shorthand 653.55.

Thorwald discovery of America 973.13Ticonderoga, battle Amer. revoL 973 3314

capture U. S. hist 973.26evacuation Am. rev. 973.3332

^Tiogaco. Pa. history 974.856travels 917.4S56

Tippecanoe, battle U.S.warof 1812 973.51CO. Ind.

^Tipton CO. Ind.

Tobacco1 Tolland CO. Ct

history

travels

history

travels

manufacture

history

travels

Tories American revolution

Toys amusementsTrade depressions commerce

moneyproduction

977.295

917.7295

977.255

917-7255

679

974-64

917.464

973.314

793

381

332

338Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end

of this index.

.(609)

Training

Whiteside INDEX SUPPLEMENT

•Training in special topics see subjectTraitors American revolution 973.381Transmission of electric power 53". S4Treason American revolution 973 381'Treatises on special topics see subjectTreaty, Bering sea U. S. hist 973.86

Hawaiian ••973.86

Paris U.S.warwith Spain 973.89peace American revol. 973.317San Domingo 973.82with Spain U. S. history 973.43

Trees forestry 634.9Trent affair U. S. civil war 973.751Trenton, N. J. battle Amer.revol. 973.3326* history 974.966

travels 917,4966Trepassey, ship Amer. revol. 973.357Troops American revolution

Mexican warU. S, war of 1812

with SpainTrumbull, ship Amer. revoLTrusts monopolies

Tryon in CoLn. Amer. revol.

TuUahoma, Tenn. U. S. civ. war 973.7342Tupelo. Miss, battle U.S.civ. war 973.7372^Tuscolaco. Mich. history 977.445

travels 917.7445•Underground railway* slavery 326.973

U.S.civ,war973. 7115

973-34

973-624

973-524

973-894

973-356

33S.8

973-3351

977-3995

917-73995

977.262

917.7262

974-936

917-4936

974.848

917.4848

369-155

369.154

^ Union co. 111. history

travels

* Ind. history

travels

* N. J. history

travels

* Pa. history

travels

prisoners of war ass'n

veterans union

Unionists in south U. S. civ. war 973.717United coloniesNew Eng. U.S. hist 973.23United States bank U.S.hist 973.56

daughters 1776-1812SOC. 369.142

hereditary societies 369.1national bank U.S.hist 973.41

patriotic societies 369.1ship U.S.warof 1812 973.5251

war of 1812. society 369. 141

military soc.369. 143Units electrical 537-7

physical 530.8University extension 378. 13

of the State of New York 379. 747

'Use of words Eng, philolotry 42S.3Utah, acquisition result Mtx. war 973.621

admission U. S. hist. 973.87military hist. U.S.civ war 973.7492

war w. Spain 973. 89492^Utility of special subjects see subjectValley Forge Amer. revol

Valuation assessment of taxes

Value political economy^Van Buren co. Mich. history

travels

^Vanderburgco. Ind. history

travels

973.3341

336.29

330.1

977-413

917.7413

977-233

917.7233Vasquez de Coronado discov. Amer. 973. 16

^Venango co. Pa.

Venezuela boundaryVera Cruz, battle

'Verbal inflection

Verbatim reporting

^Vermilion co. 111,

' Ind.

Vermont, admission

history

travels

U. S. hist

Mex. war

shorthand

history

travels

history

travels

U. S. his

974.896

917.4896

973-87

973-6237

425.18

653-046

977.365

'917-7365

977.246

917.7246

973-41For military history, see subdivisions

of Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.7 and 973 89

Verrazano, G. da discov. of Amer. 973. iS* Verse, text books for writing 426.8

Vespucci,Amerigo discov. of Amer. 973.16Veteran relief union, woman's 369.162

Veterans ass'n, confederate 369. 172

national ass'n of naval 369.157

regular army and navy, soc. 369. 1 1

2

union, Union 369.154U. S. army.society of sons of369. 1 65

Vicksburg, nav. hist U. S. civ. war 973.753siege

^Vigo CO. Ind.

Vincennes, Ind.

Vindications

Virgin Islands

973.7344history 977.245

travels 917.7245

Amer. revol. 973.3348

973.38U. S. war of 1812

history

travels

Amer. revol.

U. S. hist

^^irginia, British in

secession

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.3, 973.52, 973.7 and 973.89

^Virginia, West history

travels

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.52, 973.7 and 973.89

Virginius incident U. S. hist.

973-5-<''

971-97

917-197

973-3374

373-713

975.4

917.54

973- S2Xopica in black face type are subdivided. Superior fierures refer to the tables at the end

of this index.

(610)

INDEX SUPPLEMENT Training

WhitesideVisitations English heraldry•'Voice signs Eng. etymologyVolunteers U. S. civ. war

society of loyal

Voodooism

V'oorhees silver act U. S. hist.

Voting machines suffrage

'Wabash CO. III. history

travels^ Ind. history

travels

Wagner, Battery, S.C. U.S.civ. war. 973.7351* Waldo CO. Me. history 974.15

travels 917.415Walker's filibuster cxped. U.S.hist 973.66

929. 726

422.8

973-7412

369- 153

133-4

973.87

324

977.378

917.7378

977.283

917.7283

Walking matchesWall papers

Nicaragua

amusementsdecoration

manufacture

paper hangingWar of 18 1 2, society

1 Warren, 111. history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Washington, city, D.C. burning

CO. Ind.

N.J.

Pa.

* Warrick co, Ind.

972.85

796

745

676

69S.6

369.141

977.341

917.7341

977.296

917.7296

974.978

9174978

974- 867

917-4867

977232

917.7232

973.5238

CO. 111.

capital of U.S. 973.44history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

I^'ort Amer. revol. 973.3324headquarters *•

973-367state, admission U.S. hist 973. S6

milit hist U.S.civ. war 973. 7497Spanish war973.S9497

^Washtenaw co. Mich, history 977.435travels 917-7435

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Ind.

Me.

Md.

Pa.

R. I.

Vt.

977-3S8

917-73SS

977.222

917.7222

974-14

917-414

975.291

917.5291

974-882

917.4882

974.59

917-459

974.34

917.434

Wasp and Frolic U.S. war ( f 1S12 973.5251Reindeer '*

973-5255Water filters hygiene 613.35

glass chem. tech. 666.1

preservative 691. i

pub. health 614.841pipes hydraulics 532. 54

sanitary engineering 62S.15Waters, mineral, artificial 663.6Watt, ship Amer. revol. 973.356Waxhaws, N. CWayne, A.^ CO. 111.

' Ind.

^ Mich.

' Pa.

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history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

973.3361

973.3354

077-3792

917.73792

977.263

917.7263

977 433

917.7433

974-823

917-4823Wayne's expedition U.S. hist 973.43Webster and Hayne debate ** 973.561Week, names of days of

^ Wells CO. Ind. history

travels

Welsh discovery of AmericaiWest Bay City, Mich, history

travels^ New Jersey history

529.2

977.272

917-7272

973-14

977.447

917.7447

974.95travels 917.495

Virginia admission U.S.hist.973.71

history 975-4travels 91 7. 54

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.7 and 973.89

Western territory, cession to U. S. 973.3181 Westmoreland CO. Pa. history 974.881

travels^ Wexford co. Mich.

Whig party

Whisky insurrection

ring

tax

White ants insects

1 White CO. 111.

1 Ind.

1 Mts, N. H.

history

travels

U. S. hist.

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Plains, battle

1 Whiteside CO. 111.

917.4881

977.467

917-7467

973-56

973-43

973.S2

336.27

595.73

977.396

917.7396

977.293

917.7293

974-22

917.422

Amer.revol. 973.332ahistory 977.335travels 917.7335

Superior fifftirea refer to the tables at the endof this inde

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history-

travels

history

travels

history

travels

customs

977.275

917.7-^75

975-225

917.5225

943.58

914.358

391.5Wilderness, Va. battle U.S.civ.war973.7366*Wilkes-Barre, Pa. history

travels^ Will CO. 111. history

travels

William^s, King, war U. S. hist.

Williams shorthand^Williamson co. 111. history

travels

genealogy

history

travels

974.833

917.4833

977.325

917.7325

973.25

653-44

977.3993

917-73993

929-3

975-12

„., 917-512Wilmotproviso causes U.S.civ.war973.7ii3

slavery 326.973

Wills

^Wilmington, Del.

Wilson tariff act

Wilson's raid

Winchester, Va. battle1Windham co. Ct.

» Vt.

^Windsor co. Vt.

^Winnebago co. 111.

U. S. hist. 973.87*' civ. war 973.7387

973-7377history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

history

travels

Wire manufactureWisconsin, admission U. S. hist.

For military history, see subdivisionsof Special campaigns and Military his-tory under 973.52, 973.7 and 973.69

Witchcraft in New EnglandWoman's relief corps

veteran relief unionWomen's Christian associations

religious societies

Wood working manufactures^Woodford CO. 111. history

travels

* Worcester CO. Md. history

974.64

917.464

974.39

917.439

974-36

917.436

977-331

917.7331

672

973.61

973.25

369.161

369. 162

267.432

267.4

674

977-353

917-7353

975.221

massacre^ York CO. Me.

^. Pa.

Worcester CO. Md. travels 9175221^Words.arrangement of,Eng.philol.425.3Writing for the press lit. methods 029.6

materials 652Wyoming, admission U. S. hist. 973.86

miliUry hist. U.S.civ. war 973.74S7

war W.Spain 973. 894S7^ CO. Pa. history 974.835

travels 917.4S35

Amer. revol. 973.3344history 974.19

travels 917.419history 974.841

travels 917.4S41Yorktown, Va. siege Amer. revol. 973.3375

U.S.civ.war 973.7327Young, reading of 02S.5Young Men's Christian Assoc'n 267.3Y. M. C. A. buildings 267.32

committees, special 267,35standing 267.334

conferences • 267.349

departments 267 35extension 26731field and limits 267.31general secretary 267.341history 267.39institutes 267.348

librarian 267342local work by dep'ts 267.35managers 267.333membership 267. 335objects 267 31officers, salaried 267.34

train'g 267.345

unsalaried 267.333organization 267.33periodicals 267 39physical director 267.343'

reports 267.39training officers 267.345

work w.special classes 267.36Young men's Christian unions 267.233Young people's religious societies 267 6

soc. of Chr, endeavor 267.613Young Women's Christian Ass'n 267.5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at tne endof this index.

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Decimal Classitieation

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CONTENTS

EXPLANATIONINTRODUCTION

Description

Origin and growth .

Extent of use .

What is the system ?

Decimal form .

•Best known decimal formRelativ Subject Index

What the Index includes

Explanation of tables

Choice and arrangement of head:

Sequence of allied subjects

Co-ordination ,

New subjects .

Catch titles

Form distinctions

Minute classification

Mnemonics

Decimalism

Sizes on shelves

Catalogs

Name catalog .

Shelf-list

Subject catalog

Dictionary catalog

Advantages

Shelves .

Shelf-list .

Accession book

Pamflets .

Sale duplicates

Charging system

Subject references

Recataloging .

Adaptability

Arabic numerals

Endowment of special departmentsSummary ....

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Plan of tables .

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Numeration

Familiarity with classification

How to find subject of book

Assigning class numbers

Number of figures used in class numbers

Building numbers

Book numbers ,

Variations practicable

Cautions ....Letter notations for changes

Fiction and juvenils

Biografy .

Travel

Parallel libraries

Combining language and literature

Reference library

Contractions for specialists

Alfabet or chronology for final subdivisions

Broken order .

Pro and con division of topics

Other uses

Bookstores

Scrap books

Index rerums .

Topical indexes

AcknowledgmentsNote to 7th edition

Index to Introduction

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TABLES AND INDEX

First summary, the 10 main classes . . .1 page

Second " the 100 main divisions j **

Third ** the 1000 sections 10 pages

Tables of the Sub-sections of General works 28 *'

Philosofy II**

Religion 18'*

Sociology2i^

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Philology 6"

Natural science 48"

Useful arts 132"

Fine arts ig"

Literature 42**

History yo"

pageExplanation of Index 471-72

Relativ subject index 473-777

Alfabetic table of topics divided geograficly 770-80

Alfabetic table of form divisions. • 782

Alfabetic table of languages '^82-8^

Alfabetic table of philologic divisions 784-85

Alfabetic table of literatures 786-87

Biscoe and Olin booknumbers 7S9-91

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EXPLANATION

The field of knowledge is divided into nine main classes and these

are numbered by the digits, i to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc., so

general in character as to belong to iw one of these classes are markednought, and form a tenth class. Each class is similarly separated into 9divisions, general works belonging to no division having nought in place

of the division number. Divisions are similarly divided into 9 sections

and the process is repeated as often as necessary. Thus 512 meansClass 5 (Natural Science), Division i (Mathematics), Section 2

(Algebra), and every Algebra is numbered 512.

The books on the shelves and the cards in the subject catalog are

arranged in simple numerical order, all class numbers being decimals.

Since each subject has a definite number, it follows that all books on

any subject must stand together. These tables show the order in which

subjects follow one another. Thus 512 Algebra precedes 513 Geometryand follows 511 Arithmetic.

Summaries. The first summary shows the ten Classes into

which all topics are divided. The second summary shows the nine

Divisions of each of the ten classes, and is useful as a bird's-eye view of

the whole scheme on a single page. Then follow ten pages, one for

each class, showing the nine Sections into which each of the nine

divisions of each class are divided. These pages are to be used for a

synoptic view on a single page of the scope of each class.

Sub-sections. Following these three summaries is the complete

classification, which repeats, in proper order, all the classes, divisions,

and sections with all the sub-sections given under each section.

Synonymous terms, examples, brief notes, dates, and various catch-words

are often added to the simple heads for the convenience of the user,

who thus gets a fuller and clearer idea of the field which each numbercovers. Therefore all references to numbers should be looked up in

the full tables of sub-sections; never in the Summaries, which are

really only a table of contents of the Complete Tables.

Index. After the tables is an index, in which all the heads of the

tables are arranged in one simple alphabet, with the class number of

each referring to its exact place in the preceding tables. This index

includes also, as far as they have been found, all the synonyms of

alternative names for the heads, and many other entries that seemed likely

to help a reader find readily the subject sought. Though the user knowsjust where to turn to his subject in the tables, by first consulting the

index he may be sent to other allied subjects, where he will find

valuable matter which he would otherwise overlook.

Full explanations. Detailed illustrations and rules for the manyapplications of this system and full explanations of its mnemonic andother important features will be fotind in the introduction.

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INTRODUCTION

[The simplified spellings used are strongly recommended for general adoption by boththe American and English Philological Associations, including nearly all prominent scholarsin English now living.]

Origin and growth.— The plan of the following Classification andIndex was developt early in 1873. It was the result of severalmonths' study of library economy as found in some hundreds of booksand pamflets, and in over 50 personal visits to libraries. In this studythe author became convinced that the usefulness of these librariesmight be greatly increast without added expenditure. Only a fractionof the good possible could be gotten from a library without catalogs,indexes, and aids, to tell librarians and readers what the collectioncontaind on any given subject; yet, by the methods then used, thiscould be done satisfactorily only at a cost so great as to be prohibitivto all but a few wealthy libraries. With rare exceptions, librarieswere growing rapidly. Catalogs, made at great cost, became anti-quated soon after being finisht. The methods used involvd frequentremarking and re-arrangement of the books and remaking of catalogsand indexes, as the only escape from a confusion that seriouslycrippled usefulness. In this repetition of work experience and skill ofprevious librarians were largely lost. The great need was a systemwhich should enable each librarian to stand on the shoulders of hispredecessors, and fully utilize their labors ; which should make thework done to-day permanent, instead of something to be supersededwithin a few years, and therefore not worth doing in the best way;which should supply the best appliances, instead of leaving the younglibrarian not only to learn how to work, but to make all his own tools.

Seventeen years' practical use of the system here explaind provesthat it will accomplish this result ; for with its aid catalogs, shelf lists,indexes, and references, essential to this increast usefulness, can bemade faster and cheaper than by any method not having its essentialfeatures, and, when done, are better and vastly more permanent.

Practical utility and economy are the keynotes of the entire system,and no theoretical refinement has been allowd to modify the schemeiif it would detract from its usefulness or add to its cost.

It was chiefly necessary to find a method that would index books andpamflets on the shelves, the cards of a catalog, clippings and notes ofscrap-books and index rerums, references to all these items, and indeedany literary material in any form, as readily as an ordinary index guides

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to the proper page of a bound book. This difficult problem has beensolvd by using no reference marks except the simplest symbols knownto the human mind— the Arabic numerals— and by aiding their

simplicity with many practical mnemonic devices.

The system has been found on trial equally valuable for cataloging

and indexing, and for numbering and arranging books and pamflets onthe shelves. For notes on other uses, see p. 37.

When the first edition was published in 1876, 12 pages of tables

containing the thousand sections were criticised as being altogether

too elaborate for use even in a large library. As fast, however, as

the Relativ Index with its remarkable powers became known, users

askt for further subdivisions, and both tables and Index have steadilv

grown since it has been found so easy to gain the admitted great

advantages of close classification, and yet avoid the old difficulties bymeans of the Relativ Index.

Extent of use.— The register of libraries which have actually

adopted the system, though growing rapidly, is known to be veryincomplete. Names are often added of libraries which have used the

system for five or 10 years without our learning the fact. A careful

registry is kept of the buyer of each classification printed, but we makeno assumption that a library has adopted the system because it hasordered a copy of the book.

We print below a brief table showing the growth of the four editions.

The nearest estimate possible gives from 200-300 libraries, besides alarge number of private book owners and literary workers having thesysterji in daily use.

Date

No. of pages

Edition Preface, etc Tables Index Total Copies printed

I 1876 12 12 iS 42 1,000

2 1885 66 162 86 314 500

3 1888 4 227 185 416 500

4 189I 41 234 191 466 1,000

What is the system?—A Relativ Index* with a subject classifica-

tion, so numberd or letterd that reference is compact, accurate, andquickly made, is the essential feature, and anything beyond this is

merely the application of this plan with various helps and accessories.

'Tho the author is interested only in the usefulness of the system, not in questions ofpriority of its invention, extended investigation by others fails to show that this most impor-tant feature of the system— the relativ index, on which all else hinges— had ever beforebeen used as here to index by a single reference the most diverse material. The relativ loca-

tion had been used, but not in the present combination with the subject index, which gives it

most of its value. The tables of classification, while adopting suggestions from many sources^

are original in their system of arrangement and notation, and in many minor features. Thedecimal form and many mnemonic features of the system have not been found in earlier use,

tho since their invention in 1873, this as well as the subject index and other features have beenvery frequently copied, often with, but oftener without, acknowledgment of their source. Butthe author is glad to find this system, which has cost him so much labor, doing good serviceeven for those who neglect to mention where they found so valuable a labor-saving literary

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DECIMAL FORM OF THE SYSTEM

Any subject classification with a relativ index in which the one entry

indexes a book in the ordinary way, and at the same time indexes

shelves, cards, clippings, or any other literary material, is a form of this

system.

Decimal form of the system.— The author has devised and experi-

mented with several different plans of classification and notation by

means of numbers, letters, and combined numbers and letters, with

bases of 26, 35, (the latter accepted by Mr Cutter and now most admir-

ably workt out in his Boston Athenceum classification), 50, 100, and

150, yet none have seemd good enough to warrant fully working out

and publishing details, except that here printed, based on Arabic

numerals used decimally. The wide adoption of this system is largely

due to the fact that no one ever complains that a classification is too

simple, while there is great danger of the complaint of complexity.

The simplicity of the decimal form has so commended itself that many

think of it as the only form, tho obviously it would be just as much the

** relativ index system" if the classification were wholly markt by

letters.

The Subject Index is the simplest application of the symbols next

in simplicity to i, 2, 3 ; viz. a, b, c. This use of the simplest two sets of

symbols known, with their common meanings, has given the system

its reputation as the simplest yet proposed.

Best known decimal form.—The decimal form means simply that

the heads are groupt and numberd with the common arithmetical fig-

ures used decimally. As the system here printed is the only decimal

form that has thus far been carefully elaborated and publisht, it is com-

monly thought and spoken of as if it alone were the only possible form

of the author's original plan ; tho obviously an infinite variety of

"relativ index systems " in decimal form could be made by filling the

outline with different heads, or with the same heads in different order.

To make out a new set of heads would involve labor and cost vastly

beyond the dreams of any person who has not tried exactly this work.

The time actually spent on the tables as here printed, by various com-

petent workers, would aggregate several years and cost thousands of

dollars. The uniform and urgent advice of the experienced is to adopt

a poorer scheme already made rather than undertake so herculean a

labor. When done, the maker may possibly be better suited with it,

but it is doubtful if many others will be. It is vastly wiser for any

man whose time is of value, to use it in something more practically

useful to himself and his library than in trying to construct a "satis-

factory " scheme of classification. No one yet ever wholly suited him-

self or any one else, and probably no one ever will. By adopting this

scheme already workt out he saves much time and money, gains the

immense advantage of using a system in common with hundreds of

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SO tbat he may otOite their hbors and investigations and share

with them the economies of cooperation.

RclatiT Subject Index.— The alfabetical Index, the most impor-

tant feature of the system, is as complete as could be made by com-

bining the headings of leading catalogs and bibliografics, and adding

such as users of the system have found desirable in 17 years* expe-

rience After all these efforts, new headings will still be needed, andwill be added in each new edition.

The Index is designd to guide both in numbering and in finding books.

In assigning numbers, the most specific head that will contain the book

haTingbeen determind, reference to that head in the Index gives the

dass number which should be assignd. Conversely, in finding books

on any given subject, reference to the Index gives the number under

which they are to be sought on the shelves, in the shelf list, or in the

subject catalog. Whenever a new subject comes up, it and its syno-

nyms, with the class-number decided on, should be interlined in the

Index, so that the classifier may be uniform with himself in future work.

The Index aims to give similar or synonymous words, and the samewords in different connections, so that any person of intelligence will

hardly fail to get the right number. A reader wishing to know some-

thing of the tariff looks under T, and, at a glance, finds 337 as its class-

number. This guides him to the shelves, to all the books and pam-

fiets, to the shelf catalog, to the subject catalog on cards, to the index

of books charged at the loan desk, and, in short, in simple numerical

order, thruout the whole library to anything bearing on his subject. If

he turns to the tables, he will see that it means class 3, Sociology;

division 3, Political economy ; section 7, Protection and free trade ; but

the number alone is enough to classify the book or to find it, for either

cataloger or reader. If he had lookt under P for protection, or F for

free trade, or D for duties, or C for customs, or under any other leading

word relating to his subject, he would have been referd to 337, or someone of its sub-divisions.

Had he lookt for " railroad " he would have found after it 16 separate

entries, each preceded by a catchword indicating the phase of the sub-

ject in the scheme. A book on railroads may be a treatise on the

desirability of government ownership, control, etc., and then is clearly

a question of social science ; or it may be a practical hand-book for an

employe, explaining business methods of railroading, running trains,

handling freight, etc., when it is as clearly one of the useful arts. Thecataloger knows to which of these heads his book belongs, and the

reader knows in which of its phases he wishes to cxamin the subject.

Moreover, the 3 and 6 beginning the numbers indicate clearly the

character of each class. But even if the significance of these figures

were entirely disregarded, no confusion would result, for, on consulting

either of the numbers in the catalog, in the scheme, or on the shelves

the difference would be clearly seen,

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In other cases, it is more useful to keep the books on the same sub-ject together, tho treated from different standpoints. A glance at theIndex tells either reader or classifier which plan has been adopted foreach case.

All topics printed in black-face type in the Index arc farther dividedin the tables, where one may see the subheads. This saves reprintingall these subdivisions which would increase the bulk of the Indexmany-fold; e. g. if one having a book on "prison labor" looks in theIndex for "Convict labor" or "Prison contracts," he finds at once itsspecial number 331.5; but if, on the other hand, he thinks to lookonly for the general subject "Labor," he finds in black-face t\-pe theentry "Labor, political economy, 331," and turning to the tables hefinds under 331 the subdivision "331.5, Convict labor," the exact topicin hand.

The greatest objection to a clast catalog has alwavs been theimpossibility of knowing just where to put a book in cataloging, andjust where to look for it when it is again wanted. Different librarians,or the same librarian at different times, clast the same or similar booksin widely different places. Where one man did all the work, and hddhis place for a long series of years, there was a certain de^ee ofuniformity; but even then there was danger of looking at the samebook from different standpoints, thus causing confusion, \\*hen thedaily press is full of one phase of a subject, the tendency is strong toclass all books on this particular subject from the current poin^ ofview

;and next year, if a different side of this same subject is a^rain

before the public, there is the same tendency to class books f'^mthe new point of view, in this way separating books on the same andputtmg together books on different phases. But. fortunatelv, practicalusefulness does not require that the ideas of this one or that one befollowd, but only that books of the same character be always put inthe same place, and that there be some means of knowing readilywhere that place is. The Relativ Index, with its catchwords, u-asdesignd and is found in use to meet both these requirements, for itinsures that books on the same phase of any subject coming beforethe classifiers shall be assignd to the same place, and that any n?aderseekmg these books shall be referd to that place. If this is done, allrequirements of a good classification are fild. If it is not done, thesystem is a failure

; for the only real test of any scheme is its helpful-ness to workers in the library.

Somepromincntopponontsof clast catalogs admit that the RelativSubject Index, in deciding where to class a book at first, and where tolook for it ever afterwards, has removed their strongest objections.Certainly it would be impossible to make an Index more compact ormore easy of reference.

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done in advance by experts, thus securing, at the merest fraction of the

usual cost, better and more uniform results than would be possible to

the ordinary cataloger, and reducing the labor of classing a library to

much narrower limits than ever before.

Each of these thousands of subjects has been carefully assignd its

number, many of them after long consideration and consultation with

specialists. No individual is sufficiently learned to class wisely books

on all subjects and sciences; but botanists can assign all botan-

ical subjects to the right number, mathematicians all mathematical

topics, and thus the Index will in time become as accurate as the best

scholarship of the day can make it. Even if the decision reacht were

not the wisest possible, all practical purposes are servd, because, as

each cataloger copies the number from the same index, all books on

that subject will be placed together; and, as each reader gets his num-

ber from this same Index, he will go directly to the books he seeks.

What the Relativ Index includes.— Most names of countries,

towns, animals, plants, etc. have been omitted, the Index containing

only those which are in the tables ; e. g. it cannot enumerate all the

species of trilobites, but when the classifier has found from the proper

reference books that Remopleurides is a trilobite, the index will send

him to 565.39, and he can classify his monograf on that subject.

Tables.— The essential complement of the Subject Index is the

tables of classification, so mapt out as to show in four ways— viz., by

size of type, face of type, indention, and number of figures prefixt—the rank of each subject in the classification.

The field of knowledge is divided into nine main classes, numberd

by the digits i to 9. Cyclopedias, periodicals, etc., so general in char-

acter as to belong to none of these classes, are markt nought, and form

a tenth class ; e. g. class i is the library of Philosophy ; class 5 is the

library of Science; class 9, of History, etc. These special classes or

libraries are then considerd independently, and each one is separated

ao-ain into nine special divisions of the main subject, numberd from

I to 9, as were the classes, general works belonging to no division

havin^" nougJit in place of the division number. Thus 59 is the ninth

division (Zoology) of the fifth class (Science). A third division is then

made by separating each of these divisions into 10 sections, numberd

in the same way with o and the nine digits ; and this decimal sub-

division is repeated, till it secures as many subsections as may be

needed in any topic. Thus 513 is the third section (Geometry) of the

first division (Mathematics) of the fifth class (Natural science). This

number, giving class, division, section and sub-section, if any, is calld

the classification or the class number, and is appHed to every book and

pamflet belonging to the library. All geometries are thus numberd

513, all mineralogies 549, and so thruout the library all books on any

given subject bear the number of that subject in the scheme.

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CHOICE OF HEADS. CO-ORDINATION

Where o occurs in a class number, it has its normal zero value.

Thus a book numberd 510 is class 5, division i, but no section; i. e.

the book treats of division 51 (Mathematics) in general, and is limited

to no one section, as is geometry, markt 513 ; 500 indicates a treatise

on science in general, limited to no division. A naught occurring in the

first place would in the same way show that the book is limited to noclass ; e. g. a general cyclopedia which treats of all nine classes.

Choice and arrangement of heads.— The selection and arrange-

ment of the many thousand heads of the classification cannot beexplaind in detail for want of space. In all the work, philosophical

theory and accuracy have been made to yield to practical usefulness.

The impossibility of making a satisfactory classification of all knowl-edge as preservd in books, has been appreciated from the first, andtheoretical harmony and exactness have been repeatedly sacrificed to

practical requirements.

Sequence of allied subjects.— Wherever practicable, heads havebeen so arranged that each subject is preceded and followd by the

most nearly allied subjects, and thus added convenience is securedboth in catalogs and on shelves ; e. g. Building (690) follows Mechanictrades (680) at the end of Useful arts, and Architecture follows at thebeginning of Fine arts.

The student of Biology (570) finds fossil life or Paleontology (560)

before, and vegetable life or Botany (580) after, this followd in turn byanimal life or Zoology (590), ending with Mammals (599) ; while Usefularts (600) begin with human Anatomy (611) under Medicine, thusgiving a regular growth from the fossil plant thru the vegetable

and animal kingdoms to the living man.

Co-ordination.— Theoretically, the division of every subject into

just 10 heads is absurd. Practically, it is desirable that classification

be as minute as possible, without use of added figures; and the decimalprinciple, on which our scheme hinges, allows 10 divisions as readily

as a less number.

This principle has proved wholly satisfactory in practice, tho appar-ently destroying proper co-ordination in some places. The diflSculty

in such cases is entirely obviated by the use of another figure, givingnine sub-sections to any subject of sufficient importance to warrantcloser classification. In history, where classification is made chiefly

by countries, a single figure is added, as in the other classes, to give a

tenfold geografical division, and a zero followd by another figure is

added to give a division into periods.

As all history is by countries, and as minute geografical sub-divisions are needed for travels, guide books, and various other uses,

the rule is adopted always to use o before the time or period figure.

The O shows that there is no farther geografic division in that number,and that a period division is there introd|Liced. This allows the use of

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the same period division in various places, e. g. 942.05 England in timeof the Tudors

; 942.905 Wales under the Tudors; 942.7405 Yorkshire

under the Tudors. As each figure added gives a tenfold division,any desired degree of minuteness may be secured in classing specialsubjects.

As in every scheme, many minor subjects are under general headsto which they do not strictly belong. In some cases, these heads areprinted in a distinctiv type ; e. g. 429 Anglo-Saxon, under Englishphilology. The rule has been to assign these subjects to the mostnearly allied heads, or where it was thought they would be most useful.The only alternativ was to omit them altogether. If any such omissionoccurs, it will be supplied as soon as discoverd, the intention being toprovide a place in the tables for every known topic.

New subjects.—When any new topic arises, it is always closelyrelated to some existing heads. If there be no blank space left for it,

it is combined with the head nearest allied, and, if desired, by adding adecimal place abundant room is made for the new comer. The systemIS thus capable of unlimited expansion, and can never break down forlack of room for growth.

Catch-titles.— In naming headings, strict accuracy has often beensacrificed to brevity, for short familiar titles seemd more importantthan that the names given should express with fulness and exactnessthe character of all books catalogd under them. Many subjects,apparently omitted, will be found in the Index, assignd, with allied sub-jects, to a head which bears the name of the most important only.Reference to this Subject Index will decide at once many doubtfulpoints.

Form distinctions.— The classification is mainly by subject orcontent regardless of form ; but an additional form distinction for gen-eral treatises is found practically useful.

Thus, in Science there are many compends, dictionaries, essays, peri-odicals, and societies, treating of Science in general, and so having o forthe division figure, but treating it under different forms, and, therefore,divided into sections according to this form : 501 for philosophy ortheories of Science, 502 for compends, 503 for dictionaries. Thistreatment is as nearly as practicable uniform in all classes. Creasy's"Fifteen decisive battles" is 904, the first figure being 9, because thebook is clearly history; the second figure o, because limited to no divi-sion of class 9 ; and the third figure 4, because the book is a collectionof essays.

These form distinctions are introduced at the beginning of the classbecause the number of general works is large, and these first numeralswould otherwise be unused. They apply only to general treatises,which, without them, would have a class number ending in two naughts.

This form distinction is often used to subdivide general works on(M)

MINUTE CLASSIFICATION

divisions or even sections- /* o- „«^« -

general ar. divided ;"™-£:",t/"°;r "" ">«'"=">'"«« i"

periodicals, or societiis^ ""^ '°™ '""' 'ydopedias,

aries. c^edia^s ;\ta J t^:^:^'T"" ^t ^T^'magazines, etc • 6 soriet-i/c oe • .•'^^' ^^^'

> 5, periodicals,

7. :duca.i;„, :.;, ;S =;;S---^ •--«io„. .epor,. etc.;

etc.; 9, history Th„. . ^1 ,

'"^' ^^'^^' ^' Polygraphy, collections,

nurnbe' foIow7by 05 e?r^^^ ? ^"^ ^"'^i-^ has the subjec;

But if the nul°V alrfad/ ndtfn o" T''^'^^''' ''''''

form-division figures • e Jazoolol '•

'' ""' '^^^^'^^ before

Minute ^^:^^s^zt^^^:^r ^^•°^-

cm.Cisra was that i.ooo lieads r„„IH *:°"™"'" '" '87«. a common

ever desirable so cCcfass c ionS t '"^r'^X^''^-'™-

«ca.i„n w o„er;:?.:;r„::Lt!;rti;r.ot;er "°Hr"'^'-of subdivisions. This is now Hnn. I ^ ^ publication

use the whole or any par'oftresuW? ^"^^^ "^^ that one mayout difficulty or cJnLl: ttfa wtrir tfuTe

''' '''' ^''-

divisions where he wishes or n^.^c Z ,

^^ ""'""^^ ^"b-

refinements in subjec" where he ha f. 'll' T "' '""»^ '^^"'^ '"^^

first three figures inl/:'; b?u?e \fbet ^^^JLe '^f ^''scope of the subject On rnan„ ,„„• ^ "==' "'"'»' "le

simply for this purpose andTr,,.?- T"'''"^"^"'""^ "e printed

of soJeties, and iXepLg ZeT '" '"'""^ '^"'"'•'"'- '—'»-

knlwrj^i'lritfs^With'Thiff""'^. ""^"="'°"''' 'f *= -"

comparitivly easy f t^re are ont°„^'b" ^ '"'" ''™'=""=' "«useful to have them in ™„ps ,°o„„The ?

°""."'™ ""'''=• " '^

would have only accidenu TLr whlcL s „f s"'" °"''™'" '"^

reader wishing a specific book should go not "o theT. "l""^ ""

Author-and-title catalog, where he can finTit, ?"' ''"' '° *'

wishes a speciSc subject he is sttTstf^t y' £^a\T ll" b",^Subject-Index. If he wishes to stuHv fh/ri! -

P'ace by the

Shelves, he will ^^,..<. .:iX^::Z^ll;-^-X^ '-e

bo^Tto^d Zy'rut-t^ShtTho^cr*'"' ^'P^^^^oy pui to^ether^^t^hose covering the same points, if

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

there are even two. Much more should librarians group closely their

greater collections, that readers may gain something of the advantages

of an experienced guide.

Thus every specialist has his own special library. If a student of

science in general, he is sent to class 5 ; if his department be zoology,

his library is 59; if his specialty is shells, he finds all works and

references on that subject in library 594. Whether a specialist

needs it or not, every subject being a library by itself, shows

resources and wants as no catalog can show them. A catalog cannot

be made to take satisfactorily the place of handling books themselves.

This advantage weighs most in a college or society library, where

many go to the shelves ; but even if librarians only are admitted, close

classification is worth its cost in the added power it gives.

Mnemonics.— Arrangement of heads has been sometimes modified

to secure mnemonic aid in numbering and finding books without the

Index; thus China has always the number i. In Ancient History, it

has the first section, 931 ; in Modern History, under Asia, it has 951.

Similarly the Indian number is 4 ; Egyptian, 2 ; English, 2 ; German, 3 ;

French, 4 ; Italian, 5 ; Spanish, 6 ; European, 4 ; Asian, 5 ; African, 6;

North American, 7; South American, 8; and so for all divisions by

languages or countries. Italian 5, for instance, is in 035, 055, 065, 450,

850, 945, and. many others. This mnemonic principle is specialH

prominent in Philology and Literature, and their divisions, and inforn

distinctions used in the first nine sections of each class. Philosophy,

methods, or theory occurring as a head is always i ; dictionaries and

cyclopedias, 3 ; essays, 4 ;periodicals, 5 ; associations, institutions, and

societies, 6; education, 7; polygraphy or collections, 8; history, 9. In

numerous cases several minor heads are groupt together as Other,

always numbered 9.

While Italian is always 5, 5 is by no means always Italian. Grammaris 5, Periodicals are 5, Asia is 5, Oratory is 5, etc. Even were it

possible, to limit 5 to Italian would waste numbering material, and

results would not justify cost. The purpose is to give practical aid,

not to follow a fanciful theory. A cataloger marking a German gram-

mar, remembers that all Philology begins with 4, and, as German is

always 3 and grammar 5, he knows the number must be 435. Italian

(5), poetry (i), is as plainly 851 with no danger of being mistaken for

"poetry of grammar*' or "theory of Asia,*' because the numbers also

have that meaning. This feature is an aidy not the regular method,

and in all doubtful cases one refers at once to index or tables. Sug-

gested diflftculties are usually creations of ingenious theorists and not

an outgrowth of practical experience in using this plan.

Wherever practicable, this mnemonic principle is used in subdividing

sections. 558, Geology of South America, is subdivided by adding the

sections of 980, History of South America. Geology of Brazil thenIf6>

MNEMONICS

must be 558.1: mnemonically, the first 5 is the Science number;second 5, Geology

; 8, South America ; and i, Brazil. Any libraryattendant or regular user of the scheme recognizes at a glance 558.1 asGeology of Brazil. This mnemonic feature occurs in several hundredplaces in the classification, and is of great practical utility in numberingand finding books without catalog or index, and in determining the char-acter of any book simply from its call number. The extent of its useis shown in the four tables appended to the main Index, giving alfabeti-cal lists of (I) subjects, with class number of each, which may besubdivided geografically

; (2) form divisions, with the figures to beadded in making such division

; (3) languages, with their class num-bers, which may be further subdivided philologically by adding thefigures given in Index table 4 ; (4) philological divisions, with thefigures to be added in subdividing any language in Index table 3.

As in close subdivision, the wish for mnemonic correspondence hasnever outweighd any claim of greater usefulness. In many caseschoice between numbers was hardly perceptible, e. g. : whether inphilology the order should be French, Spanish, ' Italian, or French,Itahan, Spanish. In such cases mnemonic numbers were given pref-erence, and 17 years has proved this wisest. Great gain, besideease of remembering, results from this uniform use of the samenumbers with the same meaning whenever a similar division is made.Wherever a division by languages or countries is made, it follows phil-ology or history numbers, and in the tables, the note "Divided like900" fully takes the place of reprinting all the history subdivisions.This saving justifies use of these numbers in some cases, even where asomewhat different order might seem more neariy fitted to the specialcase

;e. g. in 342 an order which would put the constitutional history

of Canada (342.71) and Australia (342.94) next that of England(342.42) would be better adapted to the special case than the actualorder which separates them both from England and each other.Still by following the usual " procrustean " numbers, many topics canbe subdivided minutely without further study, by simply applying theHistory or Language subdivisions. A single illustration of the Tston-ishing power this principle gives will suflSce, tho there are thousandsthat might be given : 016 is "Bibliografy of special subjects, dividedlike the regular classificarion," therefore by aid of the tables under 581,016.581974742 readily translates itself to users of the system into" Bibliografy of the flora of Albany co., N. Y." While these 12 figuresmight never be used, if a specialist wishes minute division, it is readyto his hand, conforms to the Index, and will be clearly understpod byany one familiar with the plan. A specialist in such cases wouldprobably adopt a contraction for his long number, and use in full onlythe minute divisions. See p. 35 for such contractions.

Decimalism.—We have not sacrificed utility in order to force sub-(17)

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

jects on the decimal procrustean bed. Decimals have been used as

servants, not as masters. When subjects have been combined or sepa-

rated into just lo heads, it has been from no necessity of the scheme,

but because it seemd the most useful way, all things considerd. In

many cases there were at first only three to seven heads instead of lo;

but usually, during three years of testing before first publication, it was

found useful to divide some of these heads, and, as it took no added

space or labor, there was no objection to it. On the other hand, there

were cases where more than lo heads seemd more natural ;and, as

any number up to lOO is provided for by adding one decimal place,

this was done in most cases. As only looo sections were first printed,

it was often necessary to put two or more closely allied topics together

under the same number, as must still be done whenever a library limits

the number of figures used to three ; but during the 14 years that the

system has been in print, subdivisions have multiplied, till now every

important topic has its own special number. The scheme gives us for

each topic, as it were, a case of nine pigeon-holes, with a large space

at the top ; and we use them as every practical business man uses such

pigeon-holes about his desk. If, as in 220, there are less than nine

main topics, it is often convenient to use the extra spaces for sub

divisions. Thus we keep separate, under the Old Testament, the

historical, poetical, and profetical books ; and under the New Testament,

the gospels, epistles, and apocalypse. The spaces are there, and it

is convenient to use them,— a reason that experience proves a good

answer to the charge of lack of coordination, tho indention and type in

the tables make that charge baseless. Then in 280, having more than

nine topics,— if we are using only three figures,— we put Congrega-

tional in the same space with Presbyterian, and all the little denomina-

tions together in the last box, just as the business man puts his

papers in his pigeon-holes. If he insisted on having a different case

made to order for each use, it would cost over twice as much;he

could not group them together or interchange them, and they would

not fit the shelves of his office as now.

There has been a perverse misapprehension of this feature, and

critics oftenest stumble over " procrustean 10." In fact, this is an ele-

ment of usefulness. A railroad also has the fault that it is procrustean

in its path and in its times. It cannot come to your door nor wait

your convenience, as did the stage-coach or carriage ; it cannot go to

the fields for its loads of produce ; it cannot turn out for obstacles;and

it is simply because it is procrustean that it can do its work so much

better and quicker and cheaper. The parallel could be fairly extended

to many other cases, but any thoughtful mind will recognize that the

economy and ease of working the Decimal system are dependent on

its being procrustean. Without it we should lose the great simplicity

of the Relativ Index, many mnemonic correspondences, and the useful

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RELATIV LOCATION

111 li^f''

u"^'"^ ^""^ '''""°"'- ^"^ intersecting lines of space

PhiWv "H '^' ?'. °' '^"^"^^^ -d f-- in Literature and

cru t^af\o "T""' ""''' advantages, depend wholly on pro-

lack n'" hi; f ^ ^^ -f^-

other number equally procrustean. butlacking the advantages of exact correspondence to our arithmetic

q„hi. .7^lo'^^tion.- Economy and simplicity called not only for theSubject Index, but also for some plan of consolidating the two se s of

'

marks heretofore used; the one telling of what subfect a book treatshe other where the book was shelvd. By relativ locition and d c maiclass numbers we have made our simple Arabic numbers tell of rdbook and pamflet, both what it is, and where it is

In arranging books on the shelves, absolute location by shelf andbook number is wholly abandond, relativ location by clasl and booknumber bemg one of the most valuable features of thephn Acco"pany,ng the class number is the book number, whieh p e" enfs con"fusion of different books on the same subject.' In findinTbooks the'prin ed numbers on the backs are followci, the upper bein^ the dissand the lower the book number. The class is found in its nun'erica

s>s.em. Shelves are not numberd, as increase of different denartments, opening of new rooms, and any arran^^ement of clas !s to Kbooks most circulated nearest the delfvery del wi 1Itff ? .

""^

bring different class numbers on any ^ven ^h!IM Tt ''receivd, are numberd and put in place [nth7

°°^'' ^'

titles are added to the card'eatalog.' '

" ''' ""^ "^^ *^^* "-Thus all the books on any given subject are found standing togetherand no additions or changes ever separate them. Not oniy Le I the

access to the shelves find short titles arranged in the'n.e ^

•he sheif list, and f„„ titles, imprints, suhj^c. and tos TeteLTnotes, etc., in the subject catalogreierences.

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book which this year stands, e. g. at the,end of a certain shelf, may not

be on that shelf at all another year, because of uneven growth of the

parts of the library. This slight objection, however, inheres in any

system where books are arranged by subjects, rather than by shelves,

windows, doors, and similar non-intellectual distinctions.

Sizes on shelves.— Most libraries have abandond close distinction

of sizes. It is true that this distinction saves a little space, but at far

too great a cost ; for every distinction of sizes makes a parallel classifi-

cation. If books are groupt in five sizes, one must look in five places

before he can be sure of having seen all the books.

It is better to shelve octavos and all smaller books together in one

series, and arrange in parallel libraries only quartos and folios, which

are too large to stand on the regular shelves, showing the series in

which any oversize book is put by a size letter prefixt to the booknumber; e. g. 749 qA, to show that book A on Artistic furniture is

too large for the regular shelves, and so is placed in the q or quarto

series. Another way is to use a wood or pasteboard dummy, to showthe location of a book not in its regular ^place. But, howeversolvd, there is no conflict between the size problem and the Decimal

Classification.

CATALOGSAny system of catalogs may be used with this scheme. But the two

essentials of even the simplest system are the author (or preferably

name) catalog and the shelf list. The chief use of the system for

catalogs is for the latter and for the clast catalog on cards.

Name catalog.— In the name catalog on cards, arranged strictly bynames of authors and of persons or places written about, the class

number holds a subordinate place, yet is constantly useful. If printed,

it appears in a single colum as in the Relativ Index, and, where there

is no subject catalog, one can rapidly pick out the books on any desired

topic by glancing down the colum for the class number wanted.

Shelf list.— In the shelf list the class number is again highly impontant, as it makes of the list the most useful form of brief subject cata-

log. Each page gives in colums accession number, author's name, and

brief title of every book in the library on the specific subject bearing

that class number.

Subject catalog.— In the card catalog of subjects the classification

:s mapt out above the cards by projecting guides, making reference

almost instantaneous. Subjects are arranged in the i, 2, 3 order oi

their decimal subject numbers exactly as in the classification tables, and

the cards of each subject are then further arranged alfabetically by

authors.

The printed subject catalog on this plan is also the most compact

and satisfactory in use. Under each class number are given the

resources of the library on that subject, the heading giving for conven*

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ADVAXTAGIZS

ience the name as well as the number of the subject; e. g. "513 Geom-

etry. General notes are printed in finer type under general headsand an index at the end shows where to open the book to find any topic'As class numbers are put in place of page numbers, this index servestor any catalog, list or library arranged on this plan

Dictionary catalog.- While it is as easy to use the dictionary cata-log with th,s system as with any other, we find the common dictionarycatalog inferior to the clast, for nearly all practical purposes. Thedie lonary plan, if used in a catalog, must give results very unsatis-tactory to students, or else very expensiv to makersThe failure of the dictionary catalog to meet the requirements of thescholar has been often pointed out. While it is far the best for anindex, there still exists much of the same need of a good clast catalog

a at the first. But the difificulties in the way both in making andusing such a catalog have heretofore been so great that there has beena conviction among many practical librarians that notwithstandino- itsgreat advantages, the idea must be abandond as impracticable, whileother eminent authorities have ably argued that the poorest clast cata-log is better than one unclast, and that any use of such a catalog is inItself a lesson in bibliografy. Now that the serious difficulties of mak-ing a good clast catalog have been so largely removed by the simplenumbers and Relativ Index of the decimal plan, the merits of the clast

prominent.""'"""" '"'"""^^ ^^^^^" '^^ ^^^^-^ ^-^ly

The Subject Index of this system is a skeleton dictionary catalogcovering everything not fully covered by the "name catalog." Insteadof giving the book titles under each head, the number refers to all thosetitles simply and directly. The index may be made on any of thevarious dictionary plans, with all the advantages it may possess. Tous he simplest seemd the best. We give only short headings with abr^f indication in doubtful cases of the point of view taken in assign!ing the class number. ^

We therefore unite the advantages of the dictionary and clast cata-logs not by mingling them together, and so losing much of the sim-plicity of one and as much of the excellence of the other, but by realTvusing both, each with its own merits. Only one set of titles is neededfor the class numbers make them available for both catalogs.

ADVANTAGESShelves.- The system on the shelves is the simplest form of relativ location Many libraries have adopted it for 'shelf arrangmet"

^vhere catalogs recently printed, or large investment in anothefp anmu^ It too expensiv to change anything else. The advantages her^have been already mentiond under Relativ location, p ,9^

classTt of*thThJ.'i'"'^^""'i"°/''''^''' ^''' ^' ^"y ^™^' ^ ^"bjectclass list of the best kind is made for any topic oa which there may be

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present interest ; e. g. if a town contemplates a new water supply,interest is greatly stimulated, and everything about water-works is

wanted. The librarian has only to open his shelf list to 628.1 and352.6 and print it. This great advantage is gaind with but slight

variation from the form found best in its regular use as a shelf list foryearly examination of the shelves to detect losses and misplacements.Accession book.— From the accession book, tables of the number of

books added on each subject are readily made from the shelf mark col-

urns. A glance at it shows the character, by subjects, of the booksadded during any given period, for, wherever this class number occurs,it tells not only where the book is shelvd but also what it is about.

Pamflets.— These class numbers applied to pamflets have provedspecially satisfactory. The number is written on the upper left corner,

and the pamflets are shelvd in pamflet cases side by side with bookson the same subject, or they may be kept on special shelves dividedevery 10 cm. by perpendicular partitions. Little expense is incurd, andyet the entire pamflet resources of the library on any subject can beproduced almost instantly. The immense advantages of this plan overthose in common use, both in economy and usefulness, will be appreci-

ated by every librarian in charge of a pamflet collection. A name orauthor catalog is made on slips if time allows. The pamflets them-selves are the best subject catalog. Uncatalogd pamflets treating of

any subject bear the same class number, and are arranged on theshelves in a case immediately before or after the books of each section,

or, if preferd, each pamflet may be put in exact place as if bound.The tendency grows to put all material under its class number on

the regular shelves, for the same reasons that have led to giving updivision by size of books. One examining a subject likes to see all the

resources in one place so far as possible.

Sale duplicates.— The same arrangement is admirable here. Theyare so constantly changing that a catalog can hardly be afforded, and asubject arrangement on any other plan than this is difficult to main-tain. Still, it is very essential that there be some means of knowingwhat duplicates there are on any given subject. By simply penciling

the class number on the books and arranging them numerically, it is

possible to give this information more quickly and more satisfactorily

than by any other method, and at the same time with less expense.

Charging system,— Here as elsewhere it serves all ordinary pur-

poses, with special advantages of its own. On the library accounts the

character of each person's reading is clearly indicated by the numberscharged, and minutest statistics of circulation in any subject are madeby simply counting the call slips in the register or check box, and enter-

ing the number against each class in the record. The whereabouts

of any book wanted, or the amount of use of any subject, is seen at aThis decimal check box can be used in any system. Its

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glance.

ADVANTAGES

peculiar advantage with this classification is that it always exhibits, cor-rect to the hour, a complete table of all books off the shelves in eachsubject. The slips in box 53 show just how many and what books areout in Physics

; the slips under 823 show all the English novels in cir-

culation, and who have them. Such a table of circulation always athand, and without an item of expense or labor,— for the check box is

necessary as a record of loans,— is highly prized by all interested in thecharacter of books read, and at no time has so much wise attentionbeen given to educating the taste of readers in our public libraries as atthe present. To convert this table into permanent statistics involvesonly the trifling labor of recording as often as desired.

Subject references.— In no place are the peculiar advantages felt

more than here. Many users of the system are undertaking analysesand cross references to an extent not hitherto thought practicable orhardly possible. These few figures tell as clearly as a long headingexactly what the reference is, while the gain in ease of use is evengreater than the time and space saved in recording. The clearnessand directness of the method aid wonderfully in this work. Referencesto transactions, or chapters in essays, may be made in the mo.st com-pact and usable form.

Recataloging.— When Amherst College in 1873 adopted the plan,and began to rccatalog its library, it was found entirely practicable tomake the change to the new system gradually, as means allowd, with-out interfering in any appreciable degree with the circulation of thebooks. The methods employd for thus changing without interruptinguse must vary according to the different conditions of each case. Theessential feature is some distinction between old and new call-numbers,sufficiently markt to be easily recognized by attendants. Since call-

numbers ordinarily consist wholly of figures, the initial letter of theCutter author-numbers furnishes this requisit. All numbers consist-ing of figures only are then recognized as belonging to the old, and all

numbers containing a letter as belonging to the new system.

Adaptability.— The system is so flexible that it adapts itself toalmost any circumstances. It may be used in almost any one of its

applications without the others, and with a proportionate result. Itmay be applied to pamflets alone, bringing order out of chaos, and solvingthis vext and vexing problem ; or it may be used for the catalogs, leav-ing the arrangement on the shelves as before ; or it may be applied tathe shelves, while the catalog is on the dictionary or any other plan,and so on.

Arabic numerals.— Arabic numerals can be written and foundquicker, and with less danger of confusion or mistake, than any othersymbols. Therefore, Roman numerals, capitals and small letters, andsimilar symbols usually found in systems of classification, are entirelydiscarded, and by exclusiv use of Arabic numerals thruout the shelves,

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indexes, catalogs, and records, there is secured the greatest accuracy,economy, and convenience. This advantage is specially prominent incomparison with systems where the name of the author or the title

must be written, in calling for or charging books and in makingreferences.

^

Endowment of special departments.— Another great advantageof this plan is its pecuhar adaptability to the plan of endowing special

departments. One specially interested in any subject can often be in-

duced to endow that subject with a sum, of which the income shall

each year buy all the best books that appear on it.

If John Doe is specially interested in the opera, the library says tohim :

'' Give us ;$iooo as an endowment of y82, and we will call it theDoe Library of Dramatic Music. There will be found every book,pamflet, newspaper clipping, or ms. that the library has or can get onthis subject. Gifts from others will be placed in the Doe Library, thedonor's name being given on the book-plate, and for generations tocome every person interested in the opera will be grateful for yourfoundation." In this way 782 is assignd to John Doe, and his pride is

stimulated in developing it. If another man with larger means andinterest will endow the whole subject of music 780, there is no difficulty

or impropriety in including 782, the Doe Dramatic Music Library asthe second section of 780, the Roe Music Library.

This is one of the most promising fields for development, for almostevery library has among its readers some specially interested, who if

properly approacht would endow some topic, even if a small one, andthis relativ location, with its definit number expressing just the groundcoverd, may be of great service in working up this plan of special

endowments.

Summary.— The claims of the system may be sumd up as follows:Compared with other systems it is less expensiv ; more easily under-stood, rememberd, and used; practical rather than theoretical; briefand familiar in its nomenclature ; best for arranging pamflets, sale dupli-cates, and notes, and for indexing ; susceptible of partial and gradualadoption without confusion

; more convenient in keeping statistics andchecks for books off the shelves ; the most satisfactory adaptation ofthe card catalog principle to the shelves. It requires less space toshelve the books ; uses simpler symbols and fewer of them ; can beexpanded, without limit and without confusion or waste of labor, in bothcatalogs and on shelves or in catalogs alone ; checks more thuroly andconveniently against mistakes; admits more readily numerous crossreferences

; is unchangeable in its call numbers, and so gives them in

all places where needed, as given in no other system ; in its index affordsan answer to the greatest objection to clast catalogs, and is the first

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USE OF TABLES AND IXDEX

SUGGESTIONS TO USERS

th^l 'f!Z'''^ 'u'"'?'''' ^"'^ '^' ^""'^ ^" '^^ '''S^' ^^^^ -nd turn withthe left, then the class numbers show very plainly on the left marginand reference is greatly expedited. Some prefer to hold the book^n

whon' '"^ """^ '^'^ '^^ ^''' '^"^"'"^ ^^"^^ ^^^ '^^^^ P^S^^

PLAN OF BOOK

Tables.-The first page of tables shows the lo classes into whichall topics are divided. The next page, showing the nine divisions ofeach of the lo classes, is a bird's-eye view of the whole scheme on asingle page. Then follows a synoptic view of lo pages, one for eachclass, showing the nine sections of each division of each class

Following these synopses is the complete classification, whichrepeats in proper order classes, divisions, and sections, with all theirsubsections. For the convenience of the user, who thus gets a fullerand clearer idea of the field which each number covers, synonymousterms, examples, brief notes, dates, and various catch-words are oftenadded to the main heads. Therefore all references to numbers shouldbe lookt up in the full tables of subsections, using the summarieswnen only a synoptic view is wanted.

Index.- Next is an alfabetical index of all the heads, referring byclass number to the exact place of each in the preceding tables ThisIndex includes also, as far as found, all synonyms or alternativ namesfor heads, and any other entries that seemd likely to help a reader findhis subject readily. Tho the user knows just where to turn to hissubject m the tables, if he consults the Index, he may be sent also toother allied subjects, where he will find valuable matter which he might •

otherwise overlook.

Numeration.- In thinking or speaking of the class numbers, toavoid confusion always divide at the decimal point, and name it

•

e. g. read 942.27 "nine forty-two, point twenty-seven," never "ninety-four two twenty-seven." If "point" were omitted, the ear mi<.htreadily interpret 270.2 as 272, while "two seventy, point two" cannever be misunderstood.

USE OF TABLES AND IXDEXFamiliarity with classification.- Get a general knowledge of thescheme by learning the 10 main classes [you will soon know the 100

divisions also without special study], so that you can tell to what sub-ject a given number belongs from its first figure without referrin- tothe tables. Specific knowledge of minute divisions will come graduallybut rapidly, from use. Using the tables alone, and then always verify!mg your result by the Inde.x. you will more rapidly acquire knowledgeof the c assification and facility in its use. To do this, decide first towhich of the 10 classes the subject belongs

; next, take t!iat class as if

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there were no other, and decide to which of its lo divisions the subjectbelongs; then, in the same way, select section and subsection, thusrunning down your topic in its grooves, which become tenfold narrowerat eacn step. As a check against error, use the index freely, eveAtho familiar with the scheme.

Subject of a book.— To find out the subject of a book consult :

X. The title, since it is generally chosen to show what the book ii

about. But as many titles are misleading, never class from title alone^but always examin also

2. Table of contents, which is the best guide to the true subjectIf there is no table of contents read

3. Headings of chapters, or marginal topics.

4. Preface.— Unless already certain, glance thru this to catch theauthor's point of view, and verify impressions gaind from title andcontents.

5. Reference books.— If preceding means fail, consult reliablebibliografies, clast and annotated catalogs, biografical dictionaries,

histories of literature, cyclopedias, reviews, etc., for information aboutthe character of the book.

6. Subject-matter.— If the five shorter methods above fail, examinethe subject-matter of the book itself, and if still in doubt, to avoidmistakes, put aside on an "under consideration" shelf till you canexamin more thuroly or consult

7. Specialists.— Experts, competent to define their true subject andrelation, are usually glad to examin enough to class any new books in

their departments. Old ones they know where to put already.

After deciding what the book is about, find this subject in the tables,

either thru the Index or by using the tables directly, which for thebeginner is a longer process, seldom to be trusted without subsequentreference to the Index ; e. g. Pollock's Land laivs might naturally beclast from the tables alone as "333, Land; ownership ; rights ; rent,'*

which seems exactly to fit this book. The Index, however, shows twonumbers, both referring to land laws, but from different points of view

;

viz. 347.2, legal, and 333, economic. The object of this book, as seenin the preface, is to give a popular presentation of English statutes per-taining to landholding, not to discuss the history and theory of landlaws from the economist's point of view; and it should be clast "

347.2,Realty," which might have been mist but for the Index.

Assigning class numbers.— i. Practical usefulness is the chief

thing. Put each book under the subject to the student of which it is

most useful, unless local reasons ** attract '*it to a place still more

useful in your library. See p, 27®.

2. The content or the real subject of which a book treats, and not the^orm or the accidental wording of the title, determines its place.

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ASSIGNING CLASS NUMBERSFollowing this rule, put a philosophy of art with Art, not withl^hilosophy; a history of mathematics with Mathematics, not with

honl^i ' \P^^^°'°P^>^ ""' ^'^t^^y '« sin^Ply the >-;« which thesebooks have taken. The.r true content or subject is Art or Mathe-

matics, and to the student of these subjects they are most useful.

3- Always remember that the question is not where one would prob-ably look to find a particular book, but under what subject is the bookof greatest value

;e. g. it is of little consequence whether "one wouldbe apt to look under 595.1 for Darwin^s Formation of vegetablemould but of much consequence that one studying earth-worms

should find that book in 595.1 Worms, since it is chiefly valuable as astudy of the habits of earth-worms. Any one wanting that specialbook would look for It in the name catalog under Darwin"

4. Assign every book to the most specific head that will contain itThis will vary in different libraries according to the number of figuresused, e. g. the specific head for " compulsory vaccination "

is 614 47,8 •

but in a library using only three figures, the most specific numbedpossible is 614, which must take everything on Public healthA library recently adopted the plan of putting all books of a division

together, if they had but few ; e. g. all mathematical works were markt510. It took just as many figures, cost just as much labor in mostcases, and, if a man wanted the one calculus in the whole library hehad to search through the 150 volumes in 510. when otherwise hewould instantly have found it standing alone as 5 17. See also '< Num-ber of figures m class number," p. 28'.

5;The predominant tendency or obvious purpose of a book usually

decides Its class number at once. Still a book often treats of two ormore different subjects. In such cases assign it to the place where itwill be most useful, and make references under all subordinate subjectsGive these reference numbers both on book plate and subject ca d, aswell as on reference cards.

It is one of the markt advantages of the plan that these referencesnotes, etc., may be added from time to time as found convenient It isnecessary at first to find only the predominant tendency of the bookm order to classify it. Subject references are added whenever foundnecessary.

Add these numbers indicating more closely the character of the bookas rapidly as possible, and invite all specialists to call the librarian'sattention to every desirable subject reference noticed in their readingThese numbers take little room, are easily added, and in most cases arevery valuable.

6. If two subjects have distinct page limitations, class under the firstand make analytic reference under the second. But if the second isdecidedly more important or much greater in bulk, class under that

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with reference under the first. Always put a book under the first sub-ject, unless there is good reason for entering it under another.

7. Consider not only the scope and tendency^ of each book, but alsothe nature and specialties of each library.

Any subject of which a library makes a specialty naturally "attracts"allied subjects. This influence is strongest in minute classification.To admit this variation, many subjects in the present scheme have twoor more places, according to these different sides ; e. g. a book on*' school hygiene," which a medical library puts under 613, has also aplace in 371.7, where the educational specialist requires it.

8. If a book treats of a majority of the sections of any division, giveit the division number, instead of the most important section numberwith subject references. Unless some one section is so prominentlytreated as to warrant placing the book in it, class a book on four ormore sections under the division number; e. g. class a volume on light,

heat, and sound, under the head most fully discust, and refer to it fromthe others

; but if it treats also of mechanics, hydrostatics, and pneu-matics, class as 530, or general physics, tho no mention be made ofelectricity, magnetism, or molecular physics.

9. To secure uniformity, make for future reference full notes of all

difficulties and decisions; for it is of more importance to put books onthe same subject together than to put them in the absolutely correctplace.

These notes should be written either on the broad margins of theclassification tables, or on an interleavd copy, or on P slips arrangedby class numbers, like the clast catalog.

10. Keep collected works, libraries, etc., together, and assign like

individual books to the most specific head that will contain them ; orassign to the most prominent of the various subjects on which theytreat, with subject references from the others; or separate and classthe parts as independent works.

This last practice constantly grows in favor, and many librariansnow largely disregard uniform bindings and ''series" lettering, and,unless contents of volumes are so connected that they cannot beseparated, class each under the most specific head that will contain it.

11. Class translations, reviews, keys, analyses, answers, and otherbooks about specific books with the original book, as being there mostuseful.

Number of figures used in class number.— Decide this according-

to circumstances in each library. Small libraries often use the minutesubsections beyond three figures only in certain divisions like Travel,

913-919 (where a closer geografical division is needed) and where afourth figure is necessary in 400 and 800 to separate different languages.

In very small collections two figures might do till growth requiredfurther division ; but it is economy, and saves handling the books a

rUILDING NUMBERSsecond time to use at least three figures at first, even in the smallestcollection. In larger or rapidly growing libraries all subdivisions maybe used for the same reason, tho the number of books may not at thetime seem to justify it. Whether there are one or 1,000 books on anytopic, they take no more space on the shelves if clast minutely, andthe work is done once for all. When large accessions come, even if acentury later, this number will not have to be alterd. A libraryhaving but 20 books on Education might think it unwise to use thefull scheme, but the whole 20 would go on a single shelf, and take nomore room, and the Index would refer more accurately to what waswanted. The number of books you have on any subject has in thissystem no special weight. In a relativ location, any number of con-secutiv topics without a book waste no space on shelvs or in cataloo-sThe numbers are merely skipt. This plan not only does no harm, buthas the considerable negativ value that looking for the number andfinding it blank or skipt, shows that you have nothing on the subject,— a piece of information second in value only to finding somethin-,'for one need no longer search.

*"

The practical objection to close classing is that it gives a lon<-ernumber to charge in a lending library. In a reference library Fullsubsections should be used. Where a short number is imperativ,It is well to give the full class number on another part of the bookplate, not to be used in charging, but as a guide to the contentsof the book. Thus when the classifier has once examind a bookand found out just what it is about, the record is preservd for thebenefit of others.

BUILDING NUMBERS

Geografical divisions— In dividing by countries according to thenote "Divided like 930-99," found so often in the tables, add only thenumber following initial 9, for this 9 means not locality but simplyclass 9, History

;e. g. 942, history of England, analyzd is 9, history

42, England (4 Europe, 2 England). If geology of England is wanted'add to 55 (the number for geology) 42 (the number for England) andyou have 554.2. History of N. Y. state is 974.7, of which 747 isthe locality number, and the number for N. Y. state administration353-9747, is built up by adding to 353.9 (the number for State admin-istration) 747 (the number for N. Y. state).

Language and literature.-In 890, where the direction is to "dividelike 490, note that 890, Minor literatures, and 490, Minor lan-ua-escorrespond exactly, so that only the figures following 49 are to be addedto 89 to build a minor literature number

; e. g. Polish lan-ua-e is49185 ;

adding 185 to 89, Minor literatures, gives 891.85 Polish Hterature. In brief, to form literature from philology numbers substitute 8

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in place of the first figure 4; e. g. Sanskrit language 491.2. Sanskritliterature 891.2.

If the direction is to " divide like the main classification," as in 016,the number for the required subject is added exactly as it stands in thetables; e. g. bibliografy of Polish poetry, 016.891851.Combining numbers in a way not printed in the tables must be done

with great care or confusion results. Many users, fascinated with thepossibilities of the system, make combinations more ingenious thanuseful ; e. g. ** the horse's foot and how to shoe it " was recently markt636.1682, i. e. the blacksmithing number, 682, being added to the horsenumber, 636.1, making a very long, useless number. H*orse-shoeing is

now added to the tables as 682.1. Often it seems well to the classifier

to add a figure to show some distinction. It is short and desirable,

but later he may find he has shut himself off from using some other

division which he would greatly prefer. Every added figure must beclearly written in the tables and index, for no man's memory can betrusted. See 9, p. 28 ; and Cautions, p. 31.

BOOK NUMBERS

Author numbers.—The invention of translation systems by which aname is represented by its initial with the rest translated into numbers,— e. g. Freeman, F 87,— has led most libraries to arrange books undereach class numberalfabetically by authors, or in local history by towns,

or in biografy by biografees. This keeps all works by the same author

together, and in large classes enables one to find any book readily with-

out consulting catalogs. One great advantage is that the same author

has the same book number in every subject ; i. e. the figures are signif-

icant like our class numbers, and translate themselves into the name.Great practical mnemonic convenience results from this peculiar formof book number. By far the most widely used of these translation

systems is that of the Boston Athenaeum, devised by the librarian,

C: A. Cutter, and known as the Cutter numbers.

Time numbers.— A second arrangement of books under class

numbers is chronological by dates of first publication. Its advantage

is in presenting the historical development of the subject, the bookwritten earliest being on the left, the latest work on the right, andthen of any given book it is evident that all those on the left werewritten before it, all those on the right after it. In science this has

special value, while in literature the author arrangement is better. Atranslation system of dates devised by W. S. Biscoe, makes the number-ing of the year more compact and satisfactory than to write the date

in full^

ipor full explanations and table of Biscoe numbers see p. 7S9-90

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VARIATION'S

Accession order.— A third arrangement— simpler but otherwiseless desirable— is in order of accession ; the first book in a class beingI, the second 2, the third 3.

It is entirely practicable to use two or even all three of these methodsat the same time in the same library, one peculiarity of the systembeing the ease with which it may be adapted to almost any special cir-

cumstances. In fact, we use the chronological system in science whereits advantages are most markt; the alfabetical system in literature

where authors' names outrank dates ; the old accession-order plan in

special collections, which must be kept separate, and are no longeradded to, since here the extreme simplicity of the i, 2, 3 order is securedwithout any sacrifice. It is still better, if this last method is used, tonumber A, B, C, instead of i, 2, 3, as 26 instead of nine books may bemarkt with one character, and chiefly, as it is highly desirable that eachbook number should begin with a letter which cannot be mistaken forthe end of a class number, if the two are written on one line; e. g. thefirst book under 513, if numberd i, might be so written as to con-fuse with subsection 51 3.1, but 513A could not be misinterpreted. Iffigures are used, care must be taken to write them as a fraction or witha mark of separation ; e. g. 5^3 or 513-1.

VARIATIONS PRACTICABLE IN ADJUSTING TOSPECIAL LOCAL REQUIREMENTS

Some users assume that adoption of the Decimal Classification andRelativ Index carries with it other parts of the system which theauthor has used at Amherst, Wellesley, or Columbia colleges or in theNew York State Library. In fact, the plan in each of these libraries

differs somewhat from all the others, and many of the 200 public andprivate libraries now using the plan have adopted still other variations;

for the special constituency, circumstances, and resources of eachlibrary must be considerd in deciding what is best for it. Thisdecision should be made by one familiar, not only with the library andits needs, but also with all methods of any merit and the comparativease and cost of introducing them into any given library.

Cautions.— Having decided to adopt the system in its decimal formas workt out and printed, it must be determind whether to adoptcertain variations, noted in 1-5 below as practicable, and in some cases

useful and desirable. The inexperienced user is very likely to feel

entirely competent, after once reading the tables (in fact, withoutreading more than a single page regardless of its bearings on hundredsof other places, and without so much as looking at the authorsexplanations), to institute a series of "improvements.'* Experienceproves that nothing could be more disastrous. It seems a simple

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matter to put a topic a line higher or lower, but in some cases this

may affect over loo different entries in the Index, and there is nopossible way to be sure of correcting them except by examining each

one of the 20,000 heads. Frequently proposed changes, carefully

studied out and submitted as improvements, are shown by our old

records to have been adopted and used in the exact form proposed till

considerations which had not been foreseen forced us to chancre to

the form as printed. Even after years of experience one is not safe in

pronouncing on an apparent improvement without consulting the

voluminous records of previous experiments.

Those who have used the system longest have been misled into adopt-

ing changes which on trial they were compeld to reject, going back to

the original form at the cost and confusion of two changes. In so

apparently simple a thing as introducing subdivisions on blank num-bers, mistakes have often been made ; and after it was too late to cor-

rect them the makers have regretted their neglect to consult the author

and secure the advice and cooperation of those most familiar with the

manifold inter-relations. Even were the independent divisions equally

good, their numbers do not agree with those which will be put in the

printed tables and index, so that every copy of the printed schemewill have to be corrected in ms. before it is usable in that library. Theonly safe rule is to make no changes or subdivisions without submitting

them to the author, who will gladly advise on such matters without

-^harge, not on the ground of any superior wisdom, nor even because of

larger experience in this special work, but because in this way only can

it be learnd if numbers have been already assignd with different

meanmgs.

The user who adopts the printed form avoids the criticism sure to beaimd at any possible scheme. The moment he makes one '* improve-

ment" he must defend all the heads or alter them to suit each critic.

Much time is saved by saying that the scheme is used as printed, andblunders are the author's, not the user's. A list of changes that have

been made by others without such consultation was written for this

note, but is omitted lest it should seem invidious. They illustrate howeasy it is for able men to make what no one questions after explana-

tion to have been outright blunders, in improving and adding to the

printed scheme. The author is always grateful for suggestions fromany one, and, having already given so much time in the effort to improve

this system for the common good of all users, he invites the coopera-

tion of those interested in completing needed subdivisions and eliminat-

ing any errors that may remain either in tables or index.

The following brief notes show the most important variations found

practicable in the " relativ index system," oftener called the ** Deweysystem.*' For its essentials see p. 8^-9.

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LETTER NOTATIONS FOR CHANGES

1. Letter notations for changes.— To protect other users fromconfusion, the publishers insist, as the copyright entitles them to thatour numbers shall not be printed with changed meanings without 'someclear mdication of the fact in the number itself. If the reasons thatled us to adopt the form printed are not conclusiv to another, we wishto remove any obstacles to his use of the system with such changes asshall satisfy him. This can be readily done by usin- a letter, or someother character than the lo digits, to mark changes

; e. g., if you wisha different set of subdivisions under any number, make it out to suitand number it a, b, c, etc. It will arrange in its exact place and exactorder without difficulty, and no other user of the system will be con-fused by the numbers. In the index, cancel the i, 2, 3, etc., you havediscarded, and write in the a, b, c, etc., adopted. Whenever you useour exact numbers, use also our meanings for them as indext.When you add any features of your own, add new numbers of your ownthat cannot be mistaken for ours, using, of course, as many of our figuresas are not changed

; e. g., if you want a new heading next to 55 1.34, Ice-bergs, k cannot properly go as decimal i. Mark it 55 1.34a, and itarranges as wisht. If you wish to change a head from one place toanother, cancel it where it stands, and /cave that nmnbcr blank in thetables. Then insert the head in its new place as above, as if it hadnever been in the tables.

This plan of introducing letters or other symbols wherever each userpleases, will give all needed freedom to the personal equation and desirefor originality, and meets all real wants for peculiar classification inpeculiar cases.

Fiction and juvenils.— In some cases it is usually best to modifyclass numbers by letters as above. In popular libraries half of the cir-culation IS often in fiction. A great saving is effected here by omittino-the class number entirely and using merely the book number, it bein-understood that no class number means fiction. After fiction theirgreat circulation makes juvenils a good place to economize, if they arekept separate, as is usually thought desirable in popular libraries Thebooks are clast exactly as if for adults, then a J is prefixt to show theirspecial character. This gives J alone as the class number for juvenilfiction, and e. g., J942, for a child's history of England. These arearranged in a parallel library by themselves, so that J942 comes betweenJ941. juvenil history of Scotland, and J943, juvenil history of Germany

If at any time it seems desirable to abandon the separate J library itcan be done, without altering a number, by distributing the T booksamong the regular classes, either ignoring the J entirely, or preferablyby putting all the J books by themselves at the end of each classnumber.

There are thus three methods : i, to have a separate J library • 2to have the J books by themselves at the end of each class number'- x

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to have the J books in alfabetical order among other books on the samesubject. In this last case the J is useful only to call attention plainly

to their juvenil character.

The same marking is used for all these plans, and one can be changedinto the other by simply distributing the books the other way, and tell-

ing the attendants that it has been done. Juvenil books go with adultbooks of the same class, unless a special J library is made, containingall juvenils.

Biografy.—A similar plan is recommended for this large class, as to

the best treatment of which there is great difference of opinion.

Beside the plan printed in the tables, two others are lecommended,viz.

; to put all biografies in one alfabet of names of persons writtcft

about, marking all the books simply B for class number, and indicatingthe subject or biografee by a Cutter book number; e. g. life of Grant,B G76. This is most compact for charging, and is preferd in popularlibraries of large circulation.

The third plan is to distribute biografy as far as possible to the sub-jects it illustrates, leaving, of course, under 920 lives not bearing spe-cially on any subject ; e. g. all lives of musicians go under 780 and its

subdivisions, the life of Wagner being 782.2 instead of 927.82 as in thetables. Even in this arrangement it is better to indicate that it is biog-rafy, putting B in place of the biografy figures 92 ; i. e. mark Wagner'slife B782.2 (927.822). Then it arranges either with j%2.2 or with biog-rafy, as preferd, thus giving exactly the arrangement of the printedclassification without changing a figure.

Travel— By using T instead of B, the same principle gives a briefcall number for the largely circulated class, description and travel.

Parallel libraries.— This treatment of fiction, juvenils, and biog-rafy illustrates the principle. Its other chief application is for languagecollections. Some libraries have a constituency not reading English,and so need a parallel library in German, or Swedish, or French, etc.

This is most easily made by simply prefixing an initial to the class

number. If to be arranged, as with us, in one series of subjects, this

may be ignored, or all German books on each subject may be grouptunder G at the end of each class number. The German parallel

library is made by simply putting all G's together and arranging byclass numbers. The initials used are G, German, F, French, I, Italian,

Sp, Spanish, Sw, Swedish, Dn, Danish, Du, Dutch, N, Norwegian,R, Russian, W, Welsh, A, Arabic, etc. Where only one language is

so markt in a given library, only one letter should be used, so as toavoid an extra letter in charging; e. g. S will answer either for

Spanish or Swedish if used in only one sense. This plan has provedvery satisfactory in actual use.

Combining language and literature.—The same principle can beapplied also in combining each language with its literature, if it is

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CONTRACTIONS. USE OF ALFABET OR CHRONOLOGY

preferred to abolish the class, Philology, and make it simply anappendix to Literature; and the reverse would hold true if a philologist

wisht to abolish Literature and make it an appendix to Philology;

e. g. using 82p for English philology, and adding philology sub-divisions, English dictionaries would become 82p3, English grammars82ps, etc., and arrange either just before (or just after) English litera^

ture, 820, 821, etc. For a better plan see Broken order, p. 36^-37*.

Reference library.— To separate books most needed, the best planis to mark R before class numbers, and arrange the books together,as an R library. When the books are to go into the generalcollection again, a line can be drawn thru this letter. In thesame way it often happens that a general private library is givenon condition that it be kept together; e. g. the Phoenix library of

Columbia College. This has P prefixt to the class number, and thusis a parallel library by itself. An initial is better in such cases thana * or similar mark, since the initial helps the memory and is just asbrief. The same plan applies of course if the library has an *'inferno"for books not used without permits, or more distant rooms wherebooks worth keeping but seldom called for can be arranged in aparallel storage library.

Still another provision is made in 080, 8 being the regular numberfor general collections (as in 508, 520.S, etc.), for these special libraries

which cannot be separated because of binding or conditions of gift.

But instead of the three figures in 080, a single letter, as describedabove, indicates the special collection, and it is easy to learn thelocation of the few special collections of any one library. Omission ofinitial o in the class ** General works " was formerly recommended

; e, g.

51 instead of 051 for an American periodical. But this usage is nolonger advised, for the eye gets so in the habit of reading as Scienceany number beginning with 5, that there is a little mental hitch if,

e. g., general periodicals are written 51, etc., instead of 051, etc.

Another reason is that the one and two figure numbers 1-99 arethus left available, and can be assignd to specif use without confusionwith tables or Index, for initial o is there printed for all numbersbefore 100. Yet in classification it sometimes happens that the first

two figures are obvious at a glance, but time must be taken to deter-min the third. It is convenient to write these first figures, but if amathematical book receives its first two figures (51), this unfinishtnumber is liable to be confused with the two-figure number 51. Thisdanger may be large!/ ivoided by writing the decimal point after ablank; e. g. 51 ., to snow that a figure is omitted.

2. Contractions for specialists.— The system is often used byspecialists for very minute work when the decimals are run out to six

or eight places. While the theory is better to write all these figures,

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;

practical gain to justify the labor if a great quantity of slips must be

numberd. A specialist working on *' Swedish poetry of the age of

Gustavus*' can use a single letter instead of the full 839.715 and save

five characters in numbering each note ; or a dash may be written for

all but the last figure, thus "— 5". A body of such notes can be in-

serted together in their place in an index at 839.715, with a colord

card to mark the special groups, with little danger of confusion. Still

many prefer the theoretical completeness of writing a full index num-

ber for every separate slip.

3. Use of alfabet or chronology for final subdivisions.— While

our plan is decimal as distinguisht from the "dictionary system," wenever hesitate to use the alfabet wherever that is more useful. Indeed,

the main feature of our plan is its alfabetical index. Frequently in

minute divisions it is economy to arrange alfabetically or by dates with-

out using a translation system. This is specially true in index rerums

and notes of specialists. After numbers have been used as far as that

is the most useful form, then either the name chosen for the head or

the year can be inserted at the end ; e. g. towns in a given state, in-

dividual birds or insects coming under one number, names of menwritten about in biografy, etc. Some may prefer to adopt this plan in

places where we have chosen a grouping ; e. g. in chemistry, to put all

the metals in one alfabet under 546.3, instead of using the numbers

546. 3-. 99. If this change is wisht, a more complete one will probably

be better ; viz. to put all the elements, non-metallic and metallic, in

one alfabet under 546. Such use of the alfabet causes no confusion

with the index, as it is simply subdividing more closely, unless, as in

the last case (546.3), the alfabet replaces heads already printed. In

this case, cancel all subsections in the tables by drawing a line obliquely

thru the heads discarded, and mark in the margin "arranged alfabeti-

cally by elements," e. g. :—

Arrange metals alfabetically.•3 Metals.

^ Alkali group.

32X Potassium.

'33 ^\^^ Sodium.

-33 \jjthium.

H Kbt)Mium.

35 Caesithn-

Then find each of these heads in the Index^ and cancel all figures,

after 546.3, e. g. :—Potassium* inorganic chemistry, 546.ja

Rubidium, " "546-3^^

This plan has special value in this place, as new elements are

discoverd from time to time, and can readily be inserted in alfabetic

place. Still many chemists think it valuable to have similar metals

groupt together for convenience of study, and to cover books written

on the group as a whole, and also think it important to have a number

BROKEN ORDER. PRO AND CON DIVISION

for rejected elements, because the literature and references about themremain, and must be provided for. The insertion of new elements is

provided for, as explained on p. 14*.

4. Broken order.— Another common and often desirable variation

for shelf arrangement is to break the sequence of the numbers, in

order to get books most used nearest the delivery desk. The theory

is to keep the whole 1000 numbers in strict sequence; but a higher

rule to be obeyed everywhere is to sacrifice any theory for a sub-

stantial gain. Practically it will seldom happen that it is not best to

break the order of the classes. Often divisions are best arranged out

Di numerical place; e. g. 520 Astronomy may be wanted in a roomaccessible at night; fiction, juvenils, and biografy are always wanted

near the delivery desk in a public library, and in strict order are as

likely to come at the most distant point. Numberless local reasons

may make a broken order desirable. There need be no hesitation in

adopting it if enough is gaind, but there should be charts clearly

showing where each division starts; e. g. after 430 "Preceding 830;"

after 520 "In observatory," it being necessary to specify room for

books entirely removed from the general library arrangement. Thepage of 100 divisions is reprinted by the publishers, on cards with

wide margins, for just this use. Opposit each division is markt its

beginning on the shelves, and it is easy to vary the order as much as

necessary, tho of course the nearer the divisions run in regular order

I to 99, the easier it is for a stranger to find his way about. Varia-

tions in the order of the sections are less wise and seldom necessary.

If made, a wood or card-board dummy in the regular place should have

markt on its side the present location of the section removed.

This broken-order plan is best for bringing together the philology

and literature of each language without altering numbers or prefixing

any letter. Let 420 be shelvd just ahead of 820, 430 ahead of 830,

and so for all languages, making the general note that all 400*s are

shelvd just ahead of the corresponding 8oo*s, and remembering that

after the main languages four or more figures are required to indicate

language alone, so that Portuguese philology goes between 868 and

869, Russian between 891.69 and 891.7, and Welsh between 891.65

and 891.66.

5. Pro and con division of topics.— It is very useful in manycases to separate the books on a topic with strongly markt sides, so

that either set of views and arguments may be seen by itself. This

has been done by subdivision in some cases,— e. g. 337, Protection

and Free trade. In others it is equally useful, and can be indicated byan added mark,— e. g. 324,3, Woman suffrage. The number may be

used for general works, giving facts, etc., and advocates and opponents

may be separated by -j- and— for positiv and negativ, or by p and c,

the initials for pro and con, which tho short, are too long for a circulat-

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ing library to charge. In reference libraries, on cards, etc., most will

prefer to write out pro and con^ to distinguish the two groups. Theorder on the shelves is, of course, alfabetical, viz. 324.3, 324.3c, 324.3P;or if -|- and — ar used, the usual order is followed : -f->

—

.

These five notes suggest the range of variations that may be madein the Decimal Classification and illustrate its adaptability to widely

different conditions. For book numbers which decide the order of

material after it is groupt into its final classes, see page 30.

OTHER USES

Tho the system was devised for library catalog and shelf arrange-

ment, 17 years have developt many new applications. Nearly every

administrativ department feels directly the great economy, and in

every field of literary activity this classification has been found a labor-

saving tool, whose practical usefulness has exceeded the most sanguin

hopes of its early friends.

Bookstores.—The plan is a great convenience to both dealers and

customers, when applied to the miscellaneous stock of a bookstore.

Very often a much wanted book, specially if not recently publisht, is

reported "not in stock," when such an arrangement by subjects would

have reveald its place at once. Specialists often find on the shelves

books that they would never have orderd, but are glad to buy after

examination. Experience proves it a profitable thing for a dealer to

arrange his books so that each person may find those in which he is

interested without examining the entire stock.

Scrap-books.— The plan has proved of great service in preserving

newspaper clippings. Scrap-sheets of uniform size are used, with the

class number of the subject written in the upper corner of the front

edge of the page, and clippings are mounted on the sheet as in a

common scrap-book. When one sheet is full, another is inserted at

the exact place. Thus perfect classification is kept up without blank

sheets, and at the smallest outlay of money and trouble. This " L. B.

Scrap Book " is for most persons the best form. These sheets are

then arranged numerically like the subject card catalog, the sheets of

each class being farther arranged, when desirable, under alfabetic

subheads. Scraps thus mounted are shelvd either in manila pamflet

cases or in patent binders.

Index rerums.— These are best made on the standard P size (7.5 x

12.5 cm.), card or slip. Long study and experience prove that the

stock "L200" is best for private indexes, etc. It costs only half as

much as the "Br. 400," which is largely used for public library cata-

logs, takes only half the room, and gives great satisfaction. The class

number is written in the upper left-hand corner, any alfabetic subject

head follows at the right, and notes fill the card below. The cards

are then filed in order of class numbers like the subject card catalog,

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the cards of each class being further arranged, as in case of the scrap

sheets, according to any alfabetical subheads. Scores of devices for

convenient handling and storage of these slips and of scrap sheets and

pamflets are already manufactured. Details cannot be given here, but

maybe found in the full descriptiv and illustrated catalog of the Library

Bureau, 530 Atlantic avenue, Boston.

Another admirable form is similar to the L. B. Scrap Book or shelf

list ; in fact, is simply a shelf list without the printed headings and

downlines. The subject number goes in the upper corner, and all

notes on that subject are written on the sheet below. This book fits

an ordinary shelf, has the advantage of a full letter page in sight at

once, and holds over five times as much as the P card. Of course the

system can be applied to slips or sheets of any size, but there are lit

erally hundreds of accessories and conveniences exactly adapted to these

two sizes, which are used tenfold more than all others combined; so it

is folly for one to begin on another size, and lose the advantages

of this uniformity. If intermediate sizes must be had, the ones most

used and least objectionable are Billet 10x15 cm., Note ^-V^ x20cm.,and

Ms. 15 X25 cm. There are repeated cases where users of some other

size have finally found it profitable to change to either the P,7>^ x 12^,

or to the L,20x 25 cm., even at the cost of re-writing many notes.

Note books are best in this last described form. The much poorer

method is to take a bound blank book, and assign the class numbers

in order, giving about the space it is thought each will require, and,

when the pages so assignd are full, note at the bottom where the rest

of the material may be found.

This has all the objections of the old fixt location as compared to the

relativ, and will hardly be adopted by any person who has ever seen the

simplicity and economy of the shelf-list system.

Topical indexes.— The class numbers are used in indexing books

read, usually by making the entries in the Index Rerum under proper

numbers. The number takes the place of a series of words, and the

results can be handled, arranged, and found much quicker because of

the simple numerals.

The advantages that the system possesses for making topical indexes

of collected works, periodicals, transactions, etc., will be evident to

every librarian. These consolidated indexes may be arranged together

with the card catalog of the books, or by themselves, as seems best in

each case.

It would exceed the limits of this brief description to notice all the

varied applications of the system. Enough have been mentiond to

show its wide adaptability to the wants of the librarian and the student

Tho much elaborated and in some points alterd, the essential char-

acter of the plan has remaind unchanged from the first. Doubtless

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Other improvements are still possible, and users of the scheme areinvited to suggest any needed new heads, and to note any omission tobe supplied in the Subject Index.

In this brief account the author has probably faild to meet someobjections which may be raisd, and which he could easily answer.He therefore asks the privilege of replying personally to any suchobjections, where they arise, believing that it will be possible toanswer, if not all, at least a very large proportion.The labor involvd in preparing the Classification and Index has been

wholly beyond the appreciation of any who have never attempted asimilar task. Much valuable aid has been renderd in many depart-ments by specialists, over loo of whom have assisted in developing thescheme. Among these are many well-known scholars, and to ""all amost cordial acknowledgment is made. Without such assistance, thepresent edition could not have been made, for many minds werenecessary to supply the technical and special learning absolutelynecessary in filling the minute heads. Indeed, in many subjects theauthor's share in the work has been limited to the modification neces-sary for technical adjustment to his scheme of the material preparedby specialists. To many prominent librarians the author is indebtedfor valuable suggestions and appreciativ criticism. While these friendsare in no way responsible for any remaining imperfections, they shouldhave credit for many improvements in the scheme made in these 17years of revision, during the first three of which it was kept in manu-script, in order that its many details might be subjected to actual trial,and modified where improvement was found possible.

In all the work from its first publication to the present, the mostextended and valued assistance has come from my college classmateassociate, and friend, Walter Stanley Biscoe, my first assistant inAmherst College Library, in the charge of which he succeeded me,resigning to accept again in 1883 the place next me in the ColumbiaCollege Library, and again resigning in 1889 to become Librarian incharge of Classification and Catalogs in the New York State Library.Of the rare unselfishness with which he has given time taken fromrest and recreation to advancing work in which he shared my interest,this book is the best witness.

In his varied reading, correspondence, and conversation on thesubject, the author has doubtless receivd suggestions and gaind ideaswhich it is now impossible for him specifically to acknowledge. TheNuovo siste^na di caialogo bibliografico generate of Natale Battezzati,of Milan, adopted by the Italian publishers in 1871, tho he has copiednothing from it, more than any other single system stimulated theauthor's study of the problem. The plan of the St Louis Public SchoolLibrary and that of the Apprentices' Library of New York, which insome respects resemble his own, were not seen till all the essential

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TOPICAL INDEXES. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

features were decided on, tho not given to the public. In filling thenine classes of the scheme, the inverted Baconian arrangement of the

St Louis Library has been followd. The author has no desire to

claim original invention for any part of his system where another has

been before him, and would most gladly make specific acknowledgmentof every aid and suggestion were it in his power to do so.

With these general explanations and acknowledgments he submitsthe scheme, which has cost so much time and strength, with the hopethat it may prove as useful to others as it has to himself. It is a little

book, but it came not forth except by grievous labor,

Melvil DeweyNew York State Library

Dec. 25, 1890

The previous editions have been dated Amherst College Library,

June 10, 1876; Columbia College Library, Aug. 10, 1885; and Co-lumbia College Library, Aug. 30, 1888.

EDITION 7

The complete revision in progress involvs many new interrelations. Asextensiv advance testing of new schemes is impracticable, it is expectedthat practical application will develop unnotist faults. Classifiers axetherefore requested to use the new tables critically and report defects ofany kind, with proposed remedies and any additional needed subdivi-sions. All such criticisms are a decided help and regarded as a favor.

Minuteness Minute as are many subdivisions, there are none thatsome have not askt for and almost none that others have not declaredneedless. Since the degree to which any scheme shall be applied is op-tional with each classifier and close analysis is useful to everyone in defin-

ing content or in clarifying differences between related subjects, eventhe most elaborate schemes are printed in full if no essential objectionhas been brought against them by the best qualified critics. Note typeis used for topics clearly useful only to specialists or as showing scope.Many others probably belonging in the same category are in the regulartype of their grade, if doutful.

Basis of revision After study of all other available systems the Decimalclassification was adopted in 1895 by the newly organized Institut Inter-national de Bibliographie as best adapted to its projected universal sub-ject bibliografy to cover ultimately all subjects in all languages thruoutall periods of the world's history.

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Determining factors were:

1 The Decimal classification was a classification of topics independentof the language or exact synonym by which they were exprest.

2 Its notation was in itself the only international language, since it" con-sisted solely of arable numerals.

3 Its decimal principle allowd indefinit intercalation.

Overdetaild as the classification alredy seemd to many librarians, lackof subdivision was the Institute's first difficulty and its promoters i!u-gedthe author at once to enlarge the tables. State library duties at that timemade concentration on the classification impossible, but cooperation andcriticism were promist if the Institute would draft the required extensions.When its remarkably rapid work precluded even adequate criticism, itwas authorized to publish its tables and assured that the American revisionwould vary from them as little as practicable.

Obviously bibhografic and general library use are so different that insome cases what is cleariy best for the real needs of the scholariy speciaUst,where any symbols can be used on index cards, would be quite impracticablefor a public library, which must have symbols that can be gilded on theback of books, redily used by the unskild public in writing call slips, andrapidly handled by low-priced runners and young clerks. Where differ-ences occur between the Institute tables and the 7 th edition of theDecimal classification, many have been agreed to by the Institute andwill appear as here given in its future editions, others are the resultof serious objections made to the Institute classification, but with theexpectation- that agreement will soon be reacht, as it is the purposeof both Institute and author to harmonize the few divergencies asrapidly as possible.

Changed numbers Changes are fewer than anticipated and will begiven in detail in the * List of corrections, changes and minor additions

'

soon to be maild to all recorded owners of eariier editions. In many casesthe changes are only a br(jadening of terms to meet later developments.Numbers where any change thus far occurs are:

021.

1

374.2-4 621.34 vacant.6-7 •7-9 .62-63

339 375-01-04 .88

371.46 vacant 378.1 .91.6-63 •99 .94.67H58 541 . 1 vacant

. 99 vacant.91-97 •3 642

372.1 vacant 543-8-9 643.8 620.1

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SEPARATES. SIGNS

Separates There is growing use by speciaHsts who wish very detaildtables of their subjects, but only so much else as will show the perspectivof these subjects in the general scheme and provide for broad classificationof other matenal on the same plan. As fast as demand will cover expensesany subject that has been elaborated will be publisht separately withgeneral explanation, directions for use, 3 figure tables for other subjectsand full mdex: e. g. normal school libraries specializing on education willwant the elaborate new 370 scheme but may not need to carry classifica-tion of other subjects beyond 3 figures; electric engineers may have no usefor 370, but will need aU details of 621.3 with only 3 figures for othersubjects.

Bibliografic modifications The Institut International de Biblio-graphic has devised and uses ingenious symbols, expressing almost anymterrelations and greatly increasing numbering capacitv. But unfor-tunately these new symbols are thought by many to be too complex forordinary shelf or catalog use, tho 10 years use by the Institute withunskild clerks has proved that this objection is more a fear than theresult of fair trial. They are given here broadly for personal notes ofspecialists and other close classifiers, to whom their vast practicaladvantages will strongly appeal, and as a key to the notation of theInstitute's bibliografic cards. Elaborate details and explanations arein the Classification dkimale, Brussels, 1905. Obviously these symbolsallow subdivision of the same number in many dififerent ways withoutconfusion.

1 Accretion sign + This is the simplest of all the symbols and indicatesexactly what it suggests, that the article so numberd treats of all thesubject numbers connected by +; e. g. 637+614.32 a work concerningdaines and inspection of dairy products.

2 Coupling sign - This is used for coupling to a subject a series ofsubdivisions belonging to another number, but only where notes in thetables allow it, as confusion would otherwise result. As this is our signfor toand jncluding," use of it in the Institute sense requires substitu-tion ot to for it m our sense.

3 Relation sign : This is the most useful symbol of all, as it involvsno change of number except omission of final o by those preferring theshortest form. It indicates merely that the subjects so connected areconsiderd m relation to each other, thus affording means of expressingalmost limitless interrelations: e. g. ethics in relation to fine arts is 177(or in full 1 70 :7oo). Vice versa, art in its ethical aspect is 7 -i 7 • the orderof the numbers before and after the colon being dependent on emphasisor on subject with which they are to be arranged.

4 Form sign (o) Form or generalities are exprest by a parentheticnumber beginmng with o. This is farther subdivided as foUows-(o:) Form symbol: e. g. 335 (0:843) means Socialism treated in the formof a French novel.

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(oo) Subdivisions peculiar to a subject; e. g. for history it means sources.It IS tarther subdivided and in some cases modified by a hyfend figure-e. g 9(44) (001-3) means Catalog of official sources of French historv'(001) meamng official sources and -3 meaning catalogs, indexes, lists, etc'

Coij-(o9) are the same as our regular form numbers 01-09. Obviously wecan not replace our long establisht simple form numbers by somethingso much more complex that it is impracticable for shelf use

5 Universality sign 00 The mathematical sign of infinity is used withany combination of symbols to mean ' Without limitation as to the ideaexprest by that symbol.' With place symbol (see 6 below) it means '

in-cluding all places •: e. g. 9(05) History of all countries; 9(00)" co" Uni-versal history covering all periods (see 8 below).

6 Place sign (3)-(9) These replace our regular country subdivisionstound in 930-999, but do not conflict, as the Institute merely leaves D C930-999 vacant, and writes History of France 9 (44) insted of 944. Otherauxiliary place numbers indicating general region, direction, geologicplace, time, etc. are also provided in place curvs.

•^ ^^l^^f ^'^^ ^^'^ '^S" preceding language numbers as foundm 400 Philology, mdicates subdivision by language; e. g. 3984=0162

means Fairy tales in Irish, 91.62 being the philology number for Irishlanguage m 400.

_8 Time sign " » Numbers denoting time subdivision are writtenm quotation marks. The Institute scheme gives an elaborate system oftime subdivisions.

9 General points of view sign 00 Each of the following numbers forpoint of view has also a series of subdivisions:

001 Speculativ: idea, purpose, plan, etc.002 Realization: execution, construction, etc.003 Economic: industrial production, cost and sale prices, etc.004 Servis and use: workings, administration005 Equipment and apparatus006 Bildings and estabhshments

: details of organization and servis007 Special personnel

_10 A to Z alfabetic arrangement by name of person, place or thing is

mdicated according to circumstances by initial or whole name.Sequence of these symbols in the class number may be varied by

users to produce any special arrangement desired, but unless distinctnotis of this is given, the sequence is arbitrary in the following order

(o)H Jt

A-Z

e. g. 9i(44)(o3)= 2 Dictionary of French geografy in English.

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INDEX. ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Index The relativ index is greatly enlarged both by heds from newtables and by many new references to tables not yet revized, and is con-solidated into a single alfabet. It aims as heretofore to include everysynonym likely to be sought of subjects exprest or implied in the tables.Insted however of repeating all entries under each synonym as before, it

repeats only when there are less than 3 entries; but to save space whenmore than 3, it gives them as a rule only once and refers from other spell-ings or synonyms to the one chosen; e. g. Scepticism see Skepticism, Refusesee Wastes.

Acknowledgments Our greatest indettedness is to the Institut Inter-national de Bibliographic for its great volume of valuable work, coveringalmost the whole range of subjects, which forms the basis of our re\asion,and also for its advice and criticism during the progress of our work. Amongthe many friends to whose critical examination and suggestions the makersand users of the Decimal classification owe many improvements, preeminentare: R P Bigelow, librarian of Massachusetts Institute of Technology;Dr C V R Bumsteadof Newark; Prof. E P Cubberly (Stanford); Prof.'Charies DeGarmo (Cornell); Dr John B Roxby of Philadelphia;' Prof.E L Thomdike (Columbia)

; the West Point military academy librarian,Dr Edward S Holden, and faculty; and Captain John Clark Wilson]U S navy.

We are indetted for much valuable constructiv work as well as criticismto C W Andrews of the Crerar library and his staff; Dr Herbert HavilandField of the Concilium Bibliographicum; Godfrey Dewey and Sidney LWood in engineering; New York state Hbrary, specially to Walter SBiscoe, whose criticism is most valued of all; Professors L P Brecken-ridge (Sheffield scientific school) and G A Goodenough (University ofIllinois)

;and to A L Voge of the ConciHum Bibliographicum for his

untiring and resourceful aid on the technical subjects in this edition andon others not yet completed. The Library of Congress classificationsand subject hedings freely placed at our disposal by Dr Herbert Putnamhave been most useful in suggesting many additions to the index.

Except a year in charge of classification in the Osterhout library, MissMay Seymour has been with me for 24 years, since she entered the firstLibrary school class in 1887. At the New York state library, classifica-tion was her department till she was promoted to director's assistant.For the past 22 years every item of work on the new editions has pastthru her hands. Her responsibilities as managing editor of the A L Acatalog of necessity precluded work on the Classification for severalyears.^ For this edition she has done all the editorial and much con-structiv work, has secured expert cooperation, cald attention to faultsor omissions and sought the best available compromizes where doctorsdisagreed. This supervision will continue, so that future editions will

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benefit by the cumulativ experience of the same editor. To this vastlabor she devotes rare scholarly industry and a loyalty for which no wordsof thanks can be adequate. She shares my faith in the immense useful-ness of the completed work, is doing nearly all the hardest work anddeservs the gratitude of all who profit by this invaluable laborsaver.

Lake Placid Club N Y10 April 1911

MELVIL DEWEY

INDEX TO INTRODUCTIONSuperior figures indicate the part of the page In ninths; i, 5 and 9

indicating top, middle and foot: 27^ means half way between top and middleof p. zj,

D C means Decimal classification.

C D means Classification dccimale, the enlarged French translation of D CI I B means Institut International de Bibliographic.

Accession book, advantages of D Cfor 222

Accession order, for book numbers 31^

Accretion sign 43**

Acknowledgments 403-412, 453-462

Adaptability of D C 23^ •

Adoption of D C by I I B 419

Advantages of D C 21^24*Alfabet, use of for final subdivisions

363-371

Alfabetic arrangement, method in

CD45«Allied subjects, sequence 13*

Amherst college, library recatalogd235

Analytic references 27^

Arabic numerals, advantage of using23»-24l

Arrangement of D C 252

Assigning numbers, directions lo^

Author numbers 30*

Basis of revision 41^

Bibliogratic modifications 432-449

Bikling numbers 29*^-30*

Biography, treatment of 34^

Biscoe, W S, time number system30^; valuable assistance 40^, 458

Book numbers 30'*-3i5

Books, arrangement 6^; how to find

subject of 262

Bookstores, use of D C in 38*

Broken order, advantage of 37^

Cards arrangement 6^

Catalogs 20^-218

Catch-titles, use of 14'

Cautions, in making variations 318-

329

Changes, unauthorized, effect of 31^;in 7th edition 42^

Charging system, advantages of D Cfor 22^-233

Chronology, use of for final sub-divisions 362-371

Class numbers, definition 12^*; howto assign io3, 26^-288; how tobild 29^30^; how to read 25?; Jn

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name catalog 20« ; in shelf list 20^;

number of figures used 28**-29=

Classes: divisions and sections 6^;

broken order 372

Classification, labor of constructing

system g'; lack of uniformity ii^;

requirements of system 7«; test ofscheme ii^

Clast catalog, objection obviated ii<

Close classification 13^ 27*; illus-

trated by histor>- divisions 13^; in

7th edition 41'; objection and com-promize 29-*; requisit for bibliog-

rafers and specialists 42*; valueof 15^6=*

Colon, meaning 43^

Contractions for specialists 35^-362

Coordination, preserved in D C 13^

Copyright restrictions 33^

Coupling sign 43®

Cutter numbers, advantages 30^

Dash, meaning in C D 43s

Decimal classification, essential fea-

ture 8^; explanation of meaning9^; extent of use 8*; labor of con-structing 4o3; origin and growth7^; practical test 7^; priority of its

invention 8«; product of experts12I

; simplicity 93 ;variations 315-382Decimal form of the system 92

Decimalism, use of 17^-192

Dictionary catalog, inferiority 212

Differences between DCandCD425Divisions 6-

Duplicates, see Sale duplicates

Editions S"

Editorship of revized D C 457-462

Endowment of special departments242

Equality sign, meaning 44*

Fiction, treatment of 33^Form distinctions, position 149; useof 143, 149-153

Form divisions, uniform numbers

Form sign 43"

INDEX TO INTRODUCTION

Heds 9"; choice and arrangement 132

Hyfen, meaning in C D 43*^

Iinprovcments^ so-called 31^

Index 6', 8^, 9*, 10^-12^; a diction-

ar>' catalog 21^; consolidated andenlarged 45I; effect of changes in

tables 32^ essential feature ofD C 8^; fulness 10- ; illustration

of use 10*; labor of constructing

40^; plan of 255; scope 12^; sug-

gestions for using 2S^-2g^; use of

blackface type ii^

Index rerums, use of Decimal classi-

tication for 38^-39®

Index tables, appended 17-

Infinity symbol, meaning 44^

Institut international de biblio-

graphic, adoption of Decimalclassification 41^; extension of D Cby 423

Juvenil literature, treatment of 366-

34-

L B scrap book z%'

Language and literature, combining34^-35-

Language collections 34^

Language sign 44*

Letter notations for changes 2>z^

Libraries using DCS*Minor subjects, disposition of 142

Minute classification, see Close classi-

fication.

Mnemonics, use of i6^-iy^

Name catalog 20®

Naught, double, meaning 44*

New subjects, disposition of 143

Notation, simplicity 8^

Note books, use of D C for 39^Note type 418

li^u'mbers, changed 42^

Numeration, method of 25^

Order, of bibliografic symbols 44**;

of classes, broken 372

Pamflets, advantages of D C for 22-1

Parallel libraries, treatment of 340

Parenthetic numbers, form 43»; place

44*

Place sign 44*

Plus sign, meaning 436

Points of view, general, sign for 446Pro and con division of topics 378-38*-

Quotation marks, meaning 445

Recataloging, advantages of D Cin 235

Reference library, treatment of 353Relation sign 43^

Relativ index, see Index.

Relativ location 218; advantage of193-202; need of 192

Revision of D C, basis of 410

Sale duplicates, advantages of D Cfor 22^

Scrapbooks, use of D C for 38^

Sections 63, 253; sub-sections 6^

Separates, proposed 43^

Sequence of bibliograllc signs 448

Seventh edition, preface 41-46; edi-

torship 45"-462

Shelf list 207; advantages of D Cfor 21^-222

Shelvs, advantages ol T) C for 218

Signs, I I B scheme 433-440

Size, distinction by 202

Small libraries, adaptability to 28^-

298

Special collections, influence on as-

signing class numbers 28^

Specialists, use of D C by 35^Subject catalog, arrangement 20^;

printed 20^-21 ^

Subject index, see IndexSubject references 2y^*; advantages

of D C for 23'^; value of 278

Subjects, sequence of 13*

Suggestions to users of D C 25I-315

Summaries 6*

System, decimal form 92

Tables, index, appended 172 ; ofclassification, plan of 125-132, 252;suggestions for using 2^^, 258-293

Time numbers 30''

Time sign 44^

Topical indexes, use of D C for 39T

Travel, treatment of 34«

Type, significance of small 418

Uniformity in classification, how togain 28^

Universality sign 44^

Uses of the D C 8^

Variations practicable in D C classi-

fication 31*^-382

View, general points of, sign for 44«

Zero, see Naught

(48)

FIRST SUMMARY

General works

1 Philosophy

2 Religion

3 Sociology

4 Philology

5 Natural science

6 Useful arts

7 Fine arts

8 Literature

9 History

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SECOND SUMMARY

DIVISIONSTHIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

000 General works010 Bibliography

020 * Library economy030 General cyclopedias

040 General collections

050 General periodicals

060 General societies

070 Newspapers080 Special libraries. Polygraphy090 Book rarities

100 Philosophyzxo Metaphysics120 Special metaphysical topics

130 Mind and body140 Philosophical systems

150 Mental faculties. Psychology160 Logic. Dialectics

170 Ethics

180 Ancient philosophers

190 Modern philosophers

200 Religion210 Natural theology

220 Bible

230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics. Theology240 Devotional. Practical

250 Homiletic, Pastoral. Parochial260 Church, Institutions. Work270 Religious history

280 Christian churches and sects

290 Ethnic. Non-Christian

300 Sociology310 statistics

320 Political science

330 Political economy340 Law350 Administration

360 Associations and institutions

370 Education

380 Commerce. Communication

390 Customs. Costumes. Folklore

400 Philology410 Comparative

420 English

430 German440 French

450 Italian

460 Spanish

470 Latin

480 Greek

490 Minor languages

500 Natural science,510 Mathematics

520 Astronomy

530 Physics

540 Chemistry

550 Geology560 Paleontology

570 Biology

580 Botany

590 Zoology

600 Useful arts610 Medicine620 Engineering

630 Agriculture

640 Domestic economy650 Communication. Commerce660 Chemical technology

670 Manufactures680 Mechanic trades

690 Building

700 Fine arts

710 Landscape gardening

720 Architecture

730 Sculpture

740 Drawing. Decoration,

750 Painting

760 Engraving

770 Photography780 Music

790 Amusements800 Literature810 American820 English

830 German840 French

850 Italian

860 Spanish

870 Latin

880 Greek890 Minor languages

Design

900 History910

920

930

940

960 0)

Geography and travels

Biography

Ancient history

EuropeAsia

Africa

970 o i North America980

990

South America

.Oceanica and polar regions

>-;K.*

General WorksLimited to no»g of the nine classes

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008

009

010oil

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015

016

017

018

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020021

022

023

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030031

032

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035

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044

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I>ft blank for local historyor biogrraphy, etc. where somespecial collection is makinirwhich IS to be kept in a case byitselt, out of Us regular placein the classification. Individu-als use these numbers for per-sonal diaries, note books,memorabilia, etc.

-• CHI #t^

BibliographyGeneral bibliographies

Of indi\ndual authors

special classes of authors

forras.pseudonyms,etc.** countries

subjects

Classed catalogs

Author *»

Dictionary '*

Library economyScope and foundingBuildings

Government and service

Regulations for readersAdministration. DepartmentsLibraries on special subjectsGeneral libraries. Reports, etc.

Reading and aidsLiterary methods. Labor savers

General cyclopediasAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

General collected essaysAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

050051

052

053

054

055

056

057

058

059

060061

062

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093

094

095

096

097

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General periodicalsAmericanEnghshGermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian \

Minor languages

General societiesAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

Newspapers. JournalismAmericanEnglish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Minor languages

Special libraries. Polygraphy

Left blank to be used (if preferredto prefixing an initial) for general col-lections of books which by terms ofgift or for other cause must be kepttogether. This must be kept distinctfrom 040 where the individual booksare polygraphia, i. e. are boundpamphlets, essays, addresses, scrapor note books, etc. too general inscope to go under any single class.Juveniles could be put here, but are

marked J?^''" ^ ^^^"^^^^ ^^^^

Book rarities

Manuscripts. Autographs.Block booksEarly printed. IncunabulaRare printing. Privately printedRare binding

Rare illustrations or materialsOwnership. BookplatesProhibited. Lost ImaginaryOther rarities. Curiosa

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Philosophy

100xox

X02

103

104

1Q5

106

X07

108

109

110III

113

113

114

"5116

117

118

119

120121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140141

142

143

144

145

146

M7148

149

Philosophy 150Utility 151

Compends 153

Dictionaries 153

Essays 154

Periodicals 155

Societies 156

Study and teaching 157

Polygraphy. Maxitas 158

History 159

Metaphysics i6o

Ontology 161

Methodology l6t

Cosmology 163

Space 164

Time 165

Motion 166

Matter 167

Force 168

Quantity. Number 169

Metaphysical topics 170Knowledge: origin, limits 171

Causation. Cause and effect 173

Liberty and necessity 173

Teleology. Final causes 174

Infinite and finite 175

Consciousness. Personality 176

Unconsciousness. Automata 177

The soul 178

Origin of the individual soul 179

Mind and body 180

Mental physiology and hygiene iSi

Mental derangements 182

Delusions. Witchcraft. Magic 183

Mesmerism. Clairvoyance 184

Sleep. Dreams. Somnambulism 185

Mental characteristics 186

Temperaments 187

Physiognomy 188

Phrenology. Mental photographs 1 89

Philosophical systems 190Idealism. Transcendentalism 191

Critical philosophy 192

Intuitionalism 193

Empiricism 194

Sensationalism 195

Materialism. Positivism 196

Pantheism. Monism 197

Eclecticism 198

Other philosophical systems 199

Mental faculties

Intellect

Sense perceptions

Understanding

MemoryImagination

Reason. Intuitive faculty

Sensibility. Emotions

Instincts. Appetites

Will

Logic. DialecticsInductive

Deductive

Assent

Symbolic. Algebraic

Sources of error. Fallacies

Syllogism. EnthymemeHypotheses*

Argument and persuasion

Analogy. Correspondence

EthicsTheories of ethics

State ethics

Family ethics

Professional and business ethic*

Ethics of amusementsSexual ethics

Social ethics

TemperanceOther ethical topics

Ancient philosophersOriental

Early Greek

Sophistic and Socratic

Platonic

Aristotelian

Pyrrhonist. New Platonist

Epicurean

Stoic

Early Christian and medieval

Modern philosophersAmericanBritish

GermanFrench

Italian

Spanish

Slavic

Scandinavian

Other modern

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Religion

200201

202

203

204

205

206

207

208

209

2102X1

212

213

214

215

216

217

218

219

220221:

222

223

224

225

226

227

228

229

ReligionPhilosophy. Theories

CompendsDictionaries

Essays

Periodicals

Societies

Education. Theological schoolsPolygraphy

History of theology

Natural theologyDeism and atheism

Pantheism. TheosophyCreation. Evol ution

Providence. Theodicy. FatalismReligion and science

Evil. Depravity

Prayer

Future life. ImmortaHtyAnalogies. Correspondences

BibleOld Testament

Historical books

Poetic *•

Prophetic

New TestamentGospels and ActsEpistles

Apocalypse

Apocrypha

230 Doctrinal. DogmaticsGod. Unity. Trinity

Christ. Christology

Man. The fall. SinSalvation. Soteriology

Angels. Devils. SatanEschatology. Death. JudgmentFuture state

Creeds. Catechisms

Apologetics. Evidences

Practical

231

232

233

234

235

236

237

238

239

240 Devotional.241

242

243

244

245

246

247

248

249

Didactic

Meditative

Hortatory

Miscellany. Fiction

Hymnology. Religious poetryEcclesiology. SymbolismSacred furniture, vessels, etc.

Personal religion. AsceticismFamily devotions

250 Homiletic. Pastoral. Parochial251 Homiletics. Preaching

SermonsPastoral visitations. EvangelisticClerical support. CelibacyBrotherhoods. SisterhoodsSocieties for parish work. GildsParochial schools, libraries, etc.

Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.

Other ministrations and work260 Church. Institutions. Work261 Church

Ecclesiastical polity

Sabbath. Lord's day. SundayPublic worship. RitualSacraments. OrdinancesMissions. Home and foreignAssociations. Y. M. C. A. etcSunday schools

Revivals. Retreats

270 Religious history271 Monastic orders

Persecutions

Heresies

EuropeAsia

Africa

North AmericaSouth AmericaOceanica

280 Christian churches & sects281 Primitive and oriental

Roman catholic

Anglican and American P. E.

.

Continental protestant

Presbyterian. CongregationalBaptist

Methodist

Unitarian

Minor Christian sects

290 Ethnic. Non-Christian291 Comparative & general mythology

Greek and RomanTeutonic and Northern

Brahmanism. BuddhismParseeism

Judaism

MohammedanismMormonismMinor non-Christian religions

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

262

263

264

265

266

267

268

269

272

273

274

275

276

277

278

279

282

2S3

284

285

286

287

28S

289

292

293

294

295

296

297

298

299

'illlKD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Sociology

300 Sociology 350301 Philosophy. Theories 351

302 Compends 35a

303 Dictionaries 353

304 Essays 354

305 Periodicals 355

306 Societies 356

307 Education 357308 Polygraphy 358

309 History of sociology 359

310 Statistics 360311 Theory. Methods 361

312 Population 362

313 Special topics 363

314 Europe 364

315 Asia 365

316 Africa 366

317 North America 367

318 South America ' 368

319 Oceanica 369

320 Political science 370321 Fonn of state 371

322 Church and state 372

323 Internal or domestic relations 373

324 Suffrage 374

325 Colonies and immigration 375

326 Slavery 376

327 Foreign relations 377

328 Legislative bodies and annals 378

329 Political parties 379

330 Political economy 380

331 Capital. Labor. Wages 381

332 Banks. Money. Credit. Interest 382

333 Land. Ownership. Rights and rent 383

334 Cooperation 384

335 Socialism and communism 385

336 Finance. Public funds. Taxation 386

337 Protection and free trade 387

338 Production. Manufacture. Prices 383

339 Pauperism 389

340 Law 390341 International law 391

342 Constitutional law and history 392

343 Criminal law 393

344 Martial law 394

345 U. S. statutes and cases 395

546 British statutes and cases 396

347 Treatises. American and British 397

348 Canon law 393

3*9 Foreign law. Roman 399

Administration. ArmyAdministration of central gov't

Local government. City. TownUnited States and state

Foreign states

Army, Military science

Infantry

Cavalry

Artillery

Navy. Naval science

Associations. InstitutionsCharitable

Hospitals. AsylumsPolitical

Reformatory

Prisons. Discipline

Secret societies

Social clubs

Insurance

Other

EducationTeachers,methods, and discipline

Elemen tary. Kindergarten

Intermediate

Self-education and culture

Curriculum

Education of womenReligious, ethical and secular

Colleges and universities

Public schools. State education

Commerce.CommunicationDomestic trade

Foreign trade. Consular reports

Postoffice

Telegraph. Cable. Telephone

Railroad and express

Canal and highway transportation

River and ocean transportation

City transit

Weights and measures. Metrology

Customs. Popular life

Costume and care of person

Birth, home and sex customs

Treatment of dead

Public and social customs

Etiquet

Woman's position and treatment

Gipsies, Nomads. Outcast races

Folklore. Proverbs, etc.

Customs of war »

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Philology

400 Philology- 450 Italian401 Philosophy 451 Orthography402 Compends 452 Etymology4.03 Dictionaries 453 Dictionaries

404 Essays 454 Synon)rms405 Periodicals 455 Grammar406 Societies 456 Prosody407 Study and teaching 457 Dialects

408 Polygraphy 458 School texts

409 History of language 459 Rumansh and Wallachuui

410 Comparative 460 Spanish411 Orthography. Alphabets 461 Orthography412 Etymology 462 Etymology413 Dictionaries 463 Dictionaries

414 Phonology 464 Synonyms415 Grammar 465 Grammar416 Prosody 466 Prosody

417 Inscriptions 467 Dialects

418 Texts 468 School texts

419 Hieroglyphics 469 Portuguese

420 English 470 Latin421 Orthography 471 Orthography422 Etymology 472 Etymology423 Dictionaries 473 Dictionaries

424 Synonyms 474 Synonyms425 Grammar 475 Grammar426 Prosody 476 Prosody427 Dialects 477 Dialects

428 School texts 478 School texts

429 Anglo-Saxon 479 Minor Italic

430 German 480 Greek431 Orthography 481 Orthography432 Etymology 482 Etymology433 Dictionaries 483 Dictionaries

434 Synonyms 484 Synonyms435 Grammar 485 Grammar436 Prosody 486 Prosody

437 Dialects 487 Dialects

438 School texts 488 School texts

439 Minor Teutonic 489 Minor Hellenic

440 French 490 Minor languages441 Orthography 491 Minor Indo-European442 Etymology 492 Semitic

443 Dictionaries 493 Hamitic444 Synonyms 494 Scythian. Turanian445 Grammar 495 Eastern Asiatic

446 Prosody 496 African

447 Dialects 497 North American448 School texts 498 South American449 Provencal 499 Malay-Polynesian and oth

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Natural Science

500 Natural science501 Philosophy

502 Compends

503 Dictionaries

504 Essays

505 Periodicals

506 Societies

507 Education. Museums508 Polygraphy

509 History

510 Mathematics511 Arithmetic

512 Algebra

513 Geometry. Conic sections

514 Trigonometry

515 Descriptive geometry516 Analytic geometry. Quaternions

517 Calculus

518

519 Probabilities

520 Astronomy521 Theoretic

522 Practical and spherical

523 Descriptive

524 Maps and observations

525 Earth

526 Geodesy

527 Navigation

528 Ephemerides

529 Chronology

530 Physics,531 Mechanics

532 Liquids. Hydraulics

533 Gases. Pneumatics

534 Sound. Acoustics

535 Light. Optics

53^ Heat

S3 7 Electricity

538 Magnetism

539 Molecular physics

540 Chemistry541 Theoretic

542 Practical and experimental

543 Analysis

544 Qualitative

545 Quantitative

546 Inorganic

547 Organic

5 48 Crystallography

549 Mineralogy

550 Geology551 Physical and dynamic geology552 Lithology. Petrography

553 Economic geology

554 Europe

555 Asia

556 Africa

557 North America558 South America

559 Occanica. Polar regions

560 Paleontology561 Plants

562 Invertebrates

563 Protozoa. Radiates

564 Mollusks

565 Articulates

566 Vertebrates

567 Fishes. Batrachia568 Reptiles. Birds

569 Mammals

570 Biology Ethnology571 Prehistoric archeology

572 Ethnology. Anthropology

573 Natural history of man574 Homologies

575 Evolution. Species

576 Origin and beginnings of life

577 Properties of living matter578 Microscopy

579 Collectors manuals

580 Botany581 Physiologic and structural

582 Phanerogamia

583 Dicotyledonae

584 Monocotylcdonae

585 Gymnospermae586 Cryptogamia587 Pteridophyta

588 Bryophyta

589 Thallophyta

590 Zoology591 Physiologic zoology

592 Invertebrates

59 3 Protozoa. Radiates

594 Mollusks

595 Articulates

596 Vertebrates

597 Fishes. Batrachia

598 Reptiles. Birds

599 Mammals

Useful Arts

600 Useful arts601 Philosophy

602 Compends603 Dictionaries

604 Essays

605 Periodicals

606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions

607 Education. Schools of technology608 Patents. Inventions

609 History of useful arts

610 Medicine61 1 Anatomy6i2 Physiology

613 Hygiene. Gymnastics. Training614 Public health

615 Materia medica. Therapeutics616 Pathology. Diseases. Treatment61

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Surgery. Dentistry618 Diseases of women and children6ig Comparative medicine. Veterinary

620 Engineering621 Mechanical

622 Mining

623 Military. Naval624 Bridge and roof

625 Road and railroad

626 Canal

627 River and harbor628 Sanitary. Waterworks629 Other branches

630 Agriculture631 Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage632 Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects

633 Grains. Grasses. Fibers. Tea.etc.

634 Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards

635 Kitchen garden

636 Domestic animals

637 Dairy. Milk. Butter. Cheese633 Bees. Silkworms

639 Fishing. Trapping

640 Domestic economy641 Cookery. Gastronomy642 Confectionery. Ices

643 Food. Dining. Carving644 Fuel. Lights

645 Furniture. Carpets, Upholstery646 Clothing. Toilet. Cosmetics647 Servants: training, duties,wages648 Laundry

^49 Nursery. Children, Sickroom

650 Communication. Commerce651 Office equipment and methods652 Writing/Materials. Typewriter*653 Abbreviations. Shorthand654 Telegraph. Cables. ,Signals

655 Printing. Publishing. Copyright656 Transportation. Railroading.etc.

657 Bookkeeping. Accounts658 Business manuals. Methods, Tables659 Advertising and other topics

660 Chemical technologyChemicals

Pyrotechnics. ExplosivesBeverages: wines,liquors,ales,etc.

Foods: sugar, starch, etc.

Lights: gas, oil, candles, etc.

Ceramics: glass,clay,cement,etc.

Bleaching. Dyeing. Inks. PaintsOther organic chemical industries

Metallurgy. Assaying

661

662

663

664

665

666

667

668

669

670 Manufactures671 Articles made of metals672 Of iron and steel ; stoves, cutlery

673 Of brass and bronze ; bells, etc.

674 Lumber and articles made of wood675 Leather - •« leather6y6 Paper *• - paper677 Cotton, wool, silk, linen, etc.

678 Rubber and articles made of rubber679 Celluloid and other

680 Mechanic trades681

632

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684

685

686

687

688

689

Watch and instrument makingBlacksmithing. HorseshoeingLock and gun makingCarriage and cabinet makingSaddlery and shoemaking. TrunksBookbinding

Clothesmaking. Hats

Other trades

690 Building691 Materials. Processes. Preservatives

692 Plans and specifications

693 Masonry. Plastering, etc.

694 Carpentry. Stairbuilding

695 Roofing. Slating and tiling

6q6 Plumbing. Gas and steam fitting

697 Heating and ventilation

698 Painting. Glazing. Paperhanging699 Car and ship building

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Fine Arts

700 Fine arts701 Philosophy. Esthetics

702 Compends703 Dictionaries

704 Essays

705 Periodicals

706 Societies

707 Education. Study708 Art galleries

709 History of art

710 Landscape gardening^711 Public parks

712 Private grounds. Lawns713 Walks. Drives

714 "Water. Fountains. Lakes7 1

5

Trees. Hedges. Shrubs716 Plants. Flowers. Conservatories

717 Arbors. Seats. Outlooks718 Monuments. Mausoleums719 Cemeteries

720 Architecture721 Architectural construction

722 Ancient and oriental

723 Medieval. Gothic

724 Modem725 Public buildings

726 Ecclesiastical and religious

727 Educational and scientific

728 Residences

729 Design and decoration

730 Sculpture731 Materials and methods732 Ancient

733 Greek and Roman734 Medieval

735 Modern

736 Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems737 Numismatics. Coins. Medals738 Pottery. Porcelain

739 Bronzes. Bric-a-brac

740 Drawing, Decoration741 Freehand. Crayon

742 Perspective

743 Art anat-jmy. L'fe school

744 Mathematical dra^ ing

745 Ornamental design. Carpet, etc.

746 Art needlework

747 Interior decoration

748 Stained and iridescent glass

749 Artistic furniture

750 Painting751 Materials and methods752 Color

753 Epic. Mythic. Idealistic

754 Genre. Still life

755 Religious. Ecclesiastic

756 Historical. Battles, etc

757 Portrait

758 Landscape. Marin©

759 Various schools

760 Engraving761 Wood762 Copper. Steel

763 Lithogfraphy

764 Chromolithography

765 Line. Stipple

766 Mezzotint Aquatint

767 Etching. Dry point

768 Banknote. Machine

769 Collections of engravings

77b Photography771 Photographic chemistry

77a Silver processes, etc.

773 Gelatine and pigment processes

774 " and printer's ink. Albertype

775 Photolithography, etc.

776 Photozincography, etc.

777 Photo-engraving. Photo-electros

778 Special applications

779 Collections of photographs

780 Music781 Theory

782 Dramatic

783 Sacred

784 Vocal'

785 Orchestral

786 Piano and organ

787 Stringed instruments

788 Wind789 Percussion and mechanical

796 Amusements791 Public entertainment

792 Theater. Opera

793 Indoor amusements794 Games of skill. Chess

795 Games of chance. Cards796 ' Outdoor sports

797 Boating and ball

798 Horsemanship. Racing799 Fishing. Hunting. Shooting

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

Literature

800 Literature 850 Italian literature801 Philosophy 851 Poetry802 Compends 852 Drama803 Dictionaries 853 Fiction

804 Essays 854 EssaysB05 Periodicals 855 Oratory806 Societies 856 Letters

807 Study and teaching 857 Satire. Humor808 Rhetoric. Treatises 858 Miscellany

809 History 859 Rumansh and Wallachian810 American literature 860 Spanish literature811 Poetry 861 Poetry812 Drama 862 Drama813 Fiction 863 Fiction

814 Essays 864 Essays815 Oratory 865 Oratory816 Letters 866 Letters

817 Satire. Humor 867 Satire. Humor818 Miscellany 868 Miscellany

819 869 Portuguese literature

820 English literature 870 Latin literature821 Poetry 871 Poetry822 Drama 872 Dramatic823 Fiction 873 Epic824 Essays 874 Lyric825 Oratory 875 Oratory826 Letters 876 Letters

827 Satire. Humor 877 Satire. Humor828 Miscellany 878 Miscellany

829 Anglo-Saxon literature 879 Minor Italic literatures

830 German literature 880 Greek literature831 Poetry 83i Poetry832 Drama 882 Dramatic833 Fiction 883 Epic

834 Essays 884 Lyric

835 Oratory 885 Oratory836 Letters 886 Letters

837 Satire. Humor 887 Satire. Humor838 Miscellany 833 Miscellany

839 Minor Teutonic literatures 889 Minor Hellenic literatures

840 French literature 890 Minor languages841 Poetry 891 Minor Indo-European842 Drama 892 Semitic

843 Fiction 893 Hamitic

844 Essays 894 Scythian. Turanian845 Oratory 895 Eastern Asiatic

846 Letters 896 African

847 Satire. Humor 897 North American848 Miscellany 898 South American

849 Provencal literature 899 Malay-Polynesian and other

THIRD SUMMARY SECTIONS

History

900 listory

901 Philosophy

902 Compends. Chronologies

903 Dictionaries

904 Essays

905 Periodicals

906 Societies

907 Study and teaching

908 Polygraphy

909 Universal histories

916 Geography and travels911 Historical

912 Maps913 Antiquities

914 Europe

915 Asia

916 Africa

917 North America918 South America

919 Oceanica. Polar regions

920 Biography921 Of philosophy

922 " theology

923 '• sociology

924 ** philology

925 ** science

926 '* useful arts

927 ** fine arts

928 " literature

929 Genealogy. Heraldry

930 Ancient history93

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China

932 Egypt

933 Judea

934 India

935 Medo-Persia

936 Kelts

937 Rome. Italy

938 Greece

939 Minor countries

940 Europe941 Scotland. Ireland

942 England, Wales

943 Germany. Austria

944 France

945 Italy

946 Spain. Portugal

947 Russia

948 Norway. Sweden. Denmark949 Minor countries

[chistan

950 Asia951 China

952 Japan

953 Arabia

954 India

955 Persia

956 Turkey in Asia

957 Siberia

958 Afghanistan. Turkistan. Balu-

959 Farther India

960 Africa961 North Africa

962 Egypt. Nubia963 Abyssinia

964 Morocco

965 Algeria

966 North Central Africa

967 South Central Africa

968 South Africa

969 Madagascar. Mauritiu

970 North America971 British America

972 Mexico. Central America

973 United States

974 North Atlantic states

975 South Atlantic states

976 South Central or Gulf states

977 Northeast Central or Lake * •

978 Western or Mountain

979 Pacific states

980 South America981 Brazil

982 Argentina. Patagonia

983 Chile

984 Bolivia

985 Peru

986 Colombia. Ecuador

987 Venezuela

988 Guiana

989 Paraguay. Uruguay

990 Oceanica. Polar regions991 Malaysia

992 Sunda

993 Australasia

994 Australia

995 New Guinea

996 Polynesia

997 Isolated islands

998 Arctic regions

999 Antarctic regions

Complete Tables

INCLUDING ALL THE

ti

SUB-SECTIONS

General works010 Bibliography.

on

OI2

.i,Th«,ry, Utility, etc.; .,, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Es«ys; .5. Periodicals; ASocieties; .7, Education, Training, see also 020.7; -8. Polygraphy; .9, History.

General Bibliographies. Universal Catalogs.on is by Authors. If by Subjects they go in oi6.OX2-oib include both bibliographies and catalogs. 017-019 is limited to cata-

lo^s of general collections.

Of Individual Authors.Alphabeted by bibliographees. not by compilers: e. p. rhaucer. Dante. Ruskin etc

Authors on ^vhom special collections are being made te. g. in 800s), attract theirbibho-raphies to same number, leaving only a reference here.

013 Of special classes of authorsSubdivided like the k'eneral classification, as indicated below. Lists of writingsof such classcG. It limited to a special subject, class with that subject" eg listof historical works by Jesuits 016.9. But in exceptional cases the bibliografyof a special class of authors may be put with that class; e.g bibliografy ofwomen's writings 396.58. tho 013.396 would be the better number in a generallibrary

Writings of members of A L A" French academy

** Roman catholics

Harvard graduates

.0206

.064

.282

37S744

.9 Writings of foren residents in a special country

.91

Often extended to one or more generations of descendants. This provides forbibliografies in which nationally, not subject, is the important ideaAuthors from special country

Divided like 930-999 by country of origin and farther subdivided witho hke 930-999 by country of adoption; e.g. 013 .914S5 bibliografy of writingof Swedes outside Sweden. 013.91485044 writings of Swetius in France013.9148507 of Swedes in America. This groups under mother country-e.g. gathers together all lists of works by .-migrant Swedes

.930-999 Foren authors in special country

014

Usually preferable to .91. Divided like 930-999 by country of adop-tion and farther subdivided with o like 930-999 for country of oiigin;e.g, 013.944 foren authors in France; 013.973 foren authors in U s'013.973048s Swedish authors in U S, 013.9485073 American authors inSweden. Ordinarily 013.94807 would be explicit enough; the longernumber is not advised. This groups under adopted country; e.g. gathersunder a given country all its foren authors

Of Special Forms. Anonyms, Pseudonyms, etc.1, American; .2, English; .3, German, etc

015 Of Special Countries,Books published in the country. Publishers' lists, current publications. Subdivided by

countries like 940-999; e. g. 015.42, Bibliography of book, published in England, aaLowndes or English Catalog.

The history of literature, i. e. belles lettres, poetry, drama, fiction, etc.. goes, of course, withthose topics in Soo

; but the literary history of any given place or period covering thewritings on all subjects as well as in literature, is bibliography, and goes, usuaDy. W015, though the literary history of some special class is 013,

016 Of Special Subjects.Subdivided like the main classification, from 000-999; e.g. 016.01. Bibliography of bibB.

ographies; 016.091, <f manuscripts; 016.5, of science; 016.942, of English historyetc.

"

Library and Sale Catalogs.Catalogs of any special subject, whether subject, author, or dictionary, go under its subjeci

number, in 016. which is the ruling heading wherever it conflicts with another.017-019 therefore includes only catalogs of general collections, limited to do dotclass or subject.

017 Classed Catalogs. Systematic or Logical..1, Public; .2, Private; .j. Auction; .4, Booksellers,

For all forms of alphabetical subject catalogs, see 019. See 016 for Biblk)graphfcfc

018 Author Catalogs. see on for Bibliographies.

.1, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Booksellers.

A volume containing both author and subject catalogs is more useful in 017. For auctioncatalogs of private libraries use 01S.2, not 018.3. 018 includes accession, chrooo.logical, and any other forms (except subject and dictionary) of catalogs of coUectionfc

019 Dictionary Catalogs. Alphabetico-classed, etc.1, Public; .2, Private; .3, Auction; .4, Bookseilera.

020 Library economySUMMARY

020-025 Science and administration of libraries in general021 Scope, fourding, supporting022 Bildings and grounds023 Government and service

024 Regulations

025 Administration

026-027 Special libraries and collections; history,

description and management026 Libraries on special subjects

027 General libraries

028-029 Allied subjects028 Reading and aids

029 Literary methods

REFERENCES TO OTHER MATERIAL010 Bibliografy *

090 Book rarities

020.1 Theory .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries

020.6 Societies, associations, clubs, conferences

Ofticial institutions; government departmentsFor library commissions see 021.82

Societies not under governmental control

International associations

National

State

Local clubs

Associations of special groupsState librarians, or class in 027.506Medical " u .. u o25_^jq^Sunday school " ** "027.8Library dep't of N E A or class with subject in 021.3

4 Essays .5 Periodicals

.61

.63

.621

.622

.623

.624

.625

020.626 Mutual benefit associations®r class in 023 . 59, U preferd

.627 ALA publishing boardFor library leags see 021 .3

.63 Congresses, conferences, meetings, temporary organizations

.65 Commercial establishments Library BureauFor commercial circulars see 020.85

.7 Education Training Library schoolsInstruction, schools

Standards, location, cost, etc.

Library schoolsUse letter for each school, and if desired divide like 378 A-Z

Summer schools

Apprentis classes Training classes

Correspondence schools

Library institutes

Similar to teachers institutes; local meetings with a conductor, for dis-cussion of practical problems

Courses in colleges and universities

Courses in normal and high schools

Private schools and instruction

Research work

Museums, exhibitsCollections of illustrativ appliances, blanks etc

•71

.711

.712

•713

•714

•715

.716

.717

.718

.719

.72

•73

.74

-75

.76

•77

.78

•79

.8

.81

.82

.822

•83

.84

.85

.86

.87

.88

Special pedagogic methods

Competitions, prizes, traveling scholarshipsPolygrafy

Individual polygrafy

CoUectiv

Extracts, maxims, anthologies

Recipes

Commercial circulars

See also 020.65 Commercial establishments

Curiosa, anecdotes, library humor, dummy book titles

History of library economyFor history of libraries both public and private see 027Lives of librarians are clast in 920.2. To keep them with the subject use020.92. and for fotografs of librarians 020.921. Collected lives may be sepa-rated from individual by use of the Olin booknumbers. See p. 790, after Index

021

.01

.03

•03

.04

.1

.16

.2

Discussion of free public libraries is better clast

.201

•25

.26

•3

•3^

•32

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

Scope, usefulness and founding of librariesAlso scooe and founding of combined libraries and museums. Support, develop-men w

Arguments for libraries: purpose, benefitsImpreasivness of libraries. ~

here than in 027 .

4

Arguments against libraries: evils of librariesFor paternalism in library see 021.201

Progress and future of librariesReforms, improvements, projects, plans, prophesies. library ideals

Ideals for special communitiese.g. what a library can do for a manufacturing community

Library as a storehouse

^

Character of material appropriate to libraryLibrary as an educator; people's university

Material on private reading is better in 028 than in oji 3

Zf.Vf\l Tu^°^ ^ ^'^'^'^ '' "'^'^^ "" educational in a broad sense, the rela-

lZl^ t V^"^^,'° f«^'*^ ^^^^'^- of the community, outside of direct educa-Uonal work thru schools and home education work, are best clast with librariesfor special classes m 027.6. or when a special subject predominates, in 026ratemalism in library

See also 024.58 Library censorship of news. 0.4.64 Restriction of immoralDooKs. 025.217 Exclusion of immoral or ill made booksLibrary as a publisher

"bookseller

Library in relation to schools and the youngThis is mainly for relations of general public libraries to school work. Class a

onlvToT n'".'

""r'"' ''^ ^^'"^^ ^" °^^-«- S^^<>-^ 1-braries. 371.6 i!

children w>h U.7 ' -T'"'"^ '"""'^^ "°^" ' ^^ ^''^^ «—»-ork forchildren with children's libraries in 027.6

Relations to teachers

pupils

hbrlry^"'' '^^^' '^ ''"''"'' ''^^^' *' s<=hooIhouses or at library, on use of

•33 Special libraries for schools

•34

.37 Work of individual libraries with schoolsAlfabeted by library: e.g. accounts of work with schools by Hartford public

. IT.^'^^^^^";;^"«-"^-^. by Osterhout library at Wilkesbarre under Osterhout

•4 Home education

Jutllwh'^''all servises or added fields of work undertaken by the library

c?es see 3 7?:-.°°' '""""^- "^°"^- ''' ^' ^^^^ ^^^^^-^ ^^-^

Study clubs Reading circles, etc.

Conferences, conventions, institutes, etc.Lectures

For extension courses, see 021 .44

Extension courses Lecture studyEntertainments: dramatic, musical etc.Museums and temporary exhibits

Science museums or collections

Art galleries "

021.5 Library as a recreation

.6 Library extension and cooperationFor work done by the state see 021 .8

61 Deliveries

See also 025 .6 and 022 . 16

.62 BranchesSee also 022.15

.63 Centralization Grouping of libraries

.64 Cooperation between librariesCooperation in any special department is clast with the department; e.g.interlibrary lending 025 .6

.65 Traveling libraries

A collection (usually 25 to 100 volumes) either general or on one subject,lent to a community, library, study club or other organization

.66 House libraries

A small traveling library for use of a person or household. Originatedat New York state library for isolated students

.67 Home libraries

Small libraries for children, each library kept at home of some child foruse of a group, under supervision of a visitor. The libraries travel fromgroup to group. Originated by Boston Children's aid society

.7 Founding Developing and maintaining interestThis is mainly for starting a library, interesting people and bringing them tothe library. For most special methods of interesting those who are alredyreaders see 025 .5 and 025 .6

Personal canvass, visits and correspondenceCirculars

71

75

76

77

78

79

8

81

82

.83

.831

.832

.84

.841

.842

73 AdvertizingIn newspapers, posters, street cars, etc.

74 Press PublicityNewspaper editorials, articles, letters, etc.

Schools and teachers

Churches and ministers Pulpit

Literary and other organizations and institutions

Lectures PubHc meetings and addressesLibrary propaganda

Societies, local or general, for encouragement and stimulation

Libraries and the state Library legislation

State supervision

Library departments or commissionsSpecial work done by commissions is clast by its subject. Reports of com-missions, if largely a summary of the publtc libraries of the state, go in 027 .4If important to keep all work of commissions together, class their reportshere

Government aid

State grants of moneyLocal subsidies

Gifts of books

Public documents, etc.

Copyright books

021.85

•851

.852

.86

.861

.862

.863

.87

.88

.89

.891

.892

•893

.894-

.91

.92

•93

.94

95.96

Exchanges

fZ^^'"^Tl^""''"T"- 1 ""^^"^«' management, routine in individual^hbranes. Th.s number .s for general exchanges by state or central authority

Foren

^Vattemare international exchanges. Smithsonian exchanges

rnVIleges

Remitted duties Free importationFree postage Franking privilegeLower rates or special facilities Cheap library post

State or local hindrances PoliticsLibrary legislation

General; laws for a special subject are clast with the subject; e g. law for ahfarary comm.ss.on o.i .8.; law against injuring library bool^ 0^4 8Mational legislation

State

Local legislation (county, city or village)•899Legislation in special countries or places

Divided like 940-999

Support, raising funds, etc,For state aid separate from local help see 021 .8

Taxes Appropriations SubsidiesEndowmentGifts of money or books

See also 021.84 Government gifts

Bequests

Subscriptions

Lectures Fairs Entertainments, etc.For raising money. For educational purposes see 021.43- 45

.97 Membership fees

022 Library bildingsSee also 727-8 Architecture. For care of bilding see 035.9

Location, site, etc.

Location with reference to field of workAccessibility to population servd, to other libraries, educational institu-tions, etc.

Site

With reference to space, air. light, soil, slope of ground, etc.

Provision for growth New bildings

Branches

DeHvery stations

Newsrooms, reading rooms, etc.

Material, protection

Material: wood, brick, stone, steel, glass, etc.Relativ fitness for library bildings. See also 620.11 Strength of materialt;691 Bilding materials

Fireproof construction

Protection against fires

Location and relativ efficiency of apparatus: hose, extinguishers, chemicengms. standpipes, etc. For watchman see 025.9. See also 614,84 Fireprotection

Library fires, burning of Ubraries

Insurance

Other dangersFlood, earthquake, cyclone, war, etc.

Design Plans ConstructionAlfaOet plans, elevations, exteriors, general descriptions, etc. by name olibrary. Use .31-. 33 only for indexing

By kind of library

Divided like 027. Group plans for public libraries, 022 .314, in 3 subsections022.3141 Libraries under 20.000. small; i.e. under this number list

plans of such libraries, but shelv them in their alfabetic placeunder 022 .3

.3142 Libraries from 20.000-100,000, medium

.3143 Libraries over 100.000, large

.32 By subjectDivided like 026; e.g. under 022.3234 list plans of law libraries so that theymay be readily referd to in 022.3, or in journals or reports clast elsewhere

.33 By countryDivide like 930-999 and use like 022.31-.32 only for reference

.34 Design and decorationDivided like 729 as follows:

,341 Elevation, style

Only for general discussion; class elevation of a special library under022.3

.342 PlanNumber, distribution and dimensions of rooms; special forms, spiral,circular, etc. See note under 022.341

.1

.II

.12

•13

.14

•IS

.16

•17

.2

.21

.22

-23

•24

•25

.26

.27

.28

.29

.3

022.343

•344

•348

349

•35

.36

•37

.38

•39

.4

.41

.42

.421

.422

.423

•43

•431

432

433

434

435

438

44

441

442

443

444

445

45

451

452

453

Artistic forms

Painted decoration, etc.

Staind glr-ss

Accessories and fixt furnitureInclude paintings, statues, busts, etc. as decoration for bilding. Speciallibrary furniture, bookcases, loan desks, etc. are 022.9

ConstructionDivided like 721. Class here only discussions limited to library bildings

Library rooms as part of other bilding

Remodeling old bildingEither other bildings (churches, residences, etc.) for library purposes, orremodeling a library to meet modem conditions

Storage and shelving

StorageCapacity per square meter of floor, or running meter of cases; allowance forgrowth

Shelving round sides of roomWall cases

Alcoves

Galleries

Stacks

Stack roomsDimensions, maximum width with natural light only. Number ofrooms, one or several. Xumber of floors

Arrangement of casesParallel, radial; light; open access, supervision

Movable cases

Ailes

Position, width

Flooring of stack roomsSolid, glass, open grating

Maximum floor load

Cases, tiers

Material; wood, metal, glass

Dimensions of case and tier, hight, lengthSee also 022.452 Dimensions of shelf

Plan of casesopen or closed ends and backs; i or 2 ledges

Fixt or movable shelvs

Quarto and foHo shelving

Sheh-s

MaterialWood, metal, glass, stone, sheet iron, skeleton steel

Dimensions; length, depth, thickness; standard shelf

Surface finish or coveringPaint, varnish, cloth or lether covering

454 Shelf supports: pins, brackets

022.46

•47

•48

.481

.482

•483

.484

• •485

.486

.48?

•5

• SI

•52

•S3

•S4

•S6

•S7

58.6

.61

.611

.612

.613

.614

.62

•63

.64

,651

-653

•655

.656

•657

.658

•659

.66

.661

.662

.663

.664

.665

.666

Cases and shelvs for large books, lying flatDimensions, sliding or roller shelvs, etc.

Closed cases Doors; glass, screen or woodSpecial cases

Hanging presses

New-book cases

Cases for maps, engravings, etc.

Cases for fotografs

Cases for lantern slides

Reading roomsSee also 022 .63 Rooms for special material

General reading room Central hall

Small reading rooms Study roomsGallery study tables. For seminar and class rooms see 022.653

Reference roomStandard librar^^

Women's roomChildren's room

Administration and special roomsRooms for trustees or outside organizations

For trustees

" committees, commission, school board

" local societies

Administration roomsDivided like 025

Rooms for special materialDivided like 025.17; e.g. 022.6332 Newsrooms

Special collections: patents, local histor\', etc.

Instruction rooms, etc.

Lecture room or hall, theater, concert

Seminar room, class roomMuseumArt gallery

Exhibition roomPhotografic and dark roomPiano and music room •

Recreation rooms

Conversation roomChess roomOther games '

Billiards

Bowling

Gymnasium

022.67

.68

.681

.682

.683

.684

.685

.686

.687

.69

.691

•695

•7

•71

.72

•73

•74

•75

•751

.752

.753

.754

.76

.762

.763

.764

765.766

-77

.8

.9

.91

.911

.912

•913

.914

•915

.916

Public rooms Lavatories, etc.

Entrance halls and corridors

Waiting roomTelefone booth or roomLunch room

Coat room

Toilet room, lavatories, etc.

Garage, bicycle room, etc.

Residence rooms

Librarian

Janitor

Lighting

Natural lighting; windowsFor architectural side see 022.358; for staind glass see 022.348Position of windows; size and number; shape. Provision for opeaing!sliding, hinged or pivot sash, French casement

Skylights

Prisms

Artificial lights: materials

Lamps, oil, etc.

GasAcetylene

Electricity

Fixtures

Portable or semiportable lights

Table lights

Standards

Bracket lamps

Chandeliers

Lighting of stacks by electricityFixt or movable lights

Heating and ventilationGeneral hygiene of library. Divided like 697

Fixtures, furniture, fittings

General furniture

Chairs

Tables

Desks

Revolving cases

Bases

Vertical files

022.92

• 921

• 922

•923

924

•93

•931

•932

•933

•934

•94

•941

•942

•943

•944

•945

•946

•947

•948

•95

.96

.961

.962

•9^3

.964

•9^5

•97

•98

•99

Public conveniences

Hatracks

Umbrella stands

Clocks

Bulletin boards

Furniture for exhibiting or using books, pictures, etc.Exhibition cases, fixt or movableWing frames

Easels

Reference book holders

Appliances for getting or carr>^ing books or messagesLadders, stepladders

Book trucks

Carr3'ing trays

Mechanical carriers

Book hfts

Pneumatic tubes

Speaking tubes

Interdepartment telefonesSee also 621.3853, intercommunicating telefones

ElevatorsFor carrying persons, goods, etc. See also 6.1.877. Class here only d^s-cussion of them for library use. For book lifts see 022.945

Floor coveringsFor permanent iiooring see 022.356

Linoleum, corticine

Matting

Carpets

Rugs

Door mats: rubber, wire, etc.

Desk fittings, etc.

Divided like 651

023 Government and servis PersonnelFor government of special kinds of libraries see 026 and 027

Constitution and bylaws for governing boardCharters. Local ordinances, etc.

Appointment and tenure of offisers under governing boardState or local civil servis. Special library examinations. Promotions Pro-bationary appointments. Temporary or limited period appointments. Ap-pomtments by executiv offiser

.1

.2

023.3

•32

33•34

•35

•36

•37

•38

•4

•43

•5

•SI

52

53•531

532

•535

•54

•55

•56

•57

•58

•59

.6

.61

.611

.612

.62

•63

.631

.632

(>33

.64

.641

.642

•643

.644

Governing boardTrustees, committees, directors, regents, etc.

Method of selection

ftlng body''°'"'""'''''^''° ''"'*'" ^^"^ --P--tion. ..e. selfperpetu-

NumberQualifications

Women as trustees

Powers and duties

Financial administration

Time and place of meetingsExecutiv Consulting librarian Library expert

l'^:::ZTr'"'''''•'• ^-^^---—-hichapplyto e^cutiv as

Responsibilities and privileges

For method of appointment see 023.3

Staff

Including all subordinate positions.

Qualifications

Personality Character Moral and social equipmentMental equipment Natural abilityGeneral education

Professional education TrainingSee also 020. 7 Library schools

Reading of librarians

Physical equipment Helth ExerciseStaff meetings Relations to hedWomen as librarians

Including difference in salaries of men and womenWorries and trials

Longevity

Library benefit associationsSee also 020.626

Daily hours Holidays and vacationsDaily hovirs

Records Record clock

Punctuality TardinessHours for meals Lunch room

See also 022 ,6

Special workEvening

Sunday

Holiday

Work by hour

Making up lost timePayment for overtimeEfect of overstrain on employees

on servis

Overtime, extra hours

u

023.65 Holidays

,651 Weekly half holidav

.652 Legal holidays

.66 Vacations

,661 Time of year

.662 Length

.663 Continuous or in instalments

.664 Sabbatic year

.67 Absences for sickness or other causesSee also 023 .641

.68 Attendance at meetings

.681 International

.682 National

.683 State

684 Local

.7 Titles and duties

701 Specialization Monotony702 Understudies

71 Executiv DirectorChief or principal librarian, keeper, etc.

72 Department, division or section hedsLibrarians, sublibrarians, chiefs, heds

73 Reference staff or facultyLibrarians of special subjects

74 Assistants Catalogers

75 Pupil assistants, apprentises, volunteersPaid mainly by instruction

76 Clerical servis

761 Stenografers

762 Typewriters

763 Clerks

77 Mechanic servis

771 Binders

772 Electricians

773 Carpenters

774 Other mechanics

78 Pages, messengers, ushers, runners

79 Janitor servis

,791 Janitor

792 Watchman

.793 Elevatormen

794 Attendants, in coat room, etc.

795 Porters and packers

796 Cleaners, etc.

Change of work

.91

.92

•93

•94

•95

.96

023.8 Salaries

Divided like 0.3.7. See 0.3.56 for difference bet.-een salaries of men and

.9 Rules for staff CodesMade by trustees or librarianFor punctuality see 023-61.. For absences or sick leave see 023 .67

Con\-ersation

Personal calls or workSoliciting money, subscriptions, contributionsRespect and care for hbrary propertyUniforms

Curtesy IndifferenceSee also 174 Business ethics; 177. i Curtesy (social ethics)

024 Rules for readersFor reference and circulating departments

Readers qualifications

Age

Residence

Relations to communityMembership in society, club or institution; official position; profession, etc.

ResponsibilityReference, guarantor, money deposit

Registration

for limited periodFees Assessments Free useMembership fees

Mercantil libraries, atheneumsBook fees

Circulating library fees. For fines see 024 .

6

Fees for readers card, etc.For petty expenses to gard against wastefulness

.1

.11

.12

.14

•15

.16

.2

.21

.22

.24

.26

.27

.28

•3

•31

•32

•34

•2>S

•36

37

Extra library fees; e. g. college libraryPublic library fee

For subscription departments see 024.7

Free use

Hours of opening

Number of hours

Time of day: morning, afternoonEvening opening

All night "

Intermission for mealsClosing library during lunch, dinner or supper hours

Hours for reference and circulating departmentsCooperation of local libraries

Agreement on hours so that some library shall always be open

024.4 Days of opening or closing

.41 Sunday

.42 Special religious days

,43 Holidays

.44 Vacation, summer

.45 Inventor\' ExaminationClosing for annual examination of library

.46 Special occasionsClosing' for recata]oginp or rearrangement; public calamity, deths

.47 Closing for epidemics

.5 Reference use

.51 Reading room rules

.52 Decorum in libraryUnwelcome visitors; library cranks

.53 Ladies in reading roomFor women's separate reading room see 022.57

.54 Access to catalogsFor access to librarian see 023 .43

•55 Open reference shelvs

.56 Open shelvs in general

.57 Restricted or selected access to shelvsRestriction as to persons or subjects

.58 Librarv' censorship of newsObliteration or suppression, in reading room copies, of newspaper reportstending to lower morals; e.g. betting and racing news, reports of crime,criminal trials. See also 021.201 Paternalism

•6 Home use Loans.61 Number of books

.611 Two book system

.612 Summer vacation cards

.62 Time: 7 day books, new periodicals

.63 Delinquencies FinesFor injuries, etc. see 024.8

.64 RenewalsExtension of loans by library

.65 RelendingLending by borrowers

.66 Reservations

.67 Restricted books

.671 Reference

.672 Rare or costly

.673 Medical

.674 Of immoral tendency Library infernoSee also 021.201 Paternalism

.68 Interlibrary loans

.681 International loans

024.7

•71

,72

•73

.74

•77

.78

.8

.81

,82

.83

.84

.85

.86

.87

.88

.89

.9

Special privileges

Extra books Teachers cards

Extra time

Remission of fines Excuses

Favord classes: trustees, faculty, staff

Lending restricted books

Subscription departmentNovels and popular new books lent for fee. Extra copies for rent in public(tax supported) libraries

Injuries Abuses

DefacementsMarks: corrections, notes and comments

Mutilation

Removal of plates, maps, etc.

. Mutilating newspapers

Losses by readers; payment

Thefts

Restitutions

Prevention of abuseMethods of preventing injury and inducing better care ot books. Forlibrary leag see 027 .6

Other rules

025 Administration Departments

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Supervision

Acquisition

Utilization

Preservation

SUMMARY025.1 Executiv

2 Accession

3 Catalog

4 Classification

5 Reference

6 Loan7 Binding

8 Shelf

9 Care of bilding025 is for the librarian's part. The trustees bild and furnish (o,,)- make rulesfor govemxnent and servis (0.3), and regulations for reade4 (0.4^ but theadm,n,strat,on .nvolvs questions of its own, which, however, are closely ailedto top,cs ,n o.r-0.4 and elsewhere; e. g. the librarian must know his side of

Executiv General supervision

FinancesSee also 023 .36 Financial administration of governing board

Invested funds, endowments, giftsSee also 021.9 Support

Appropriations: local or state

See also 021 .8

Other money receivdFees, assessments, fines, payments for special servises and investigations.

Accounts: receipts and expenses, bookkeepingSalary payments Staff payrolls

See also 023 .8 Salaries

Expenses: fittings, supplies and incidentalsClass with a department supplies peculiar to it. their kind, quahtv costetc; e.g. class catalog cards with 025.3. For bookbuying see 025'. 2

Cost of preparing books for shelvsPrinting and publications

Both preparation of material and details of pruning, including size, stylelype. etc. ' •

Blanks and forms, stationeryIf relating to a special department class with it; e.*,. bookplates in c. ,

Publications

Reports and statisticsSee also 027

CatalogsSee also 017-019. For cataloging see 025 .3

Bulletins

.Wk l^^'e:'!:^'™"'

"^- «-^'-°— For preparation of

.126 Library magazine or paper

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,128

129 Duplicating by neostyle, carbon etc.For machines and processes see 652. Class here discussion of fitness forlibrary applications only

025.15 Correspondence

.151 Stationer}'-

Material, weight, size and headings

.152 Stenografers, dictation machines

•^53 Typewriters

.154 CopiersRoller, press, carbons, portable. See also 025.129

.156 Letter files

See 029.8 for methods

.17 Treatment of special materialFor general discussions. Class special work under each department; e.g.cataloging of incunabula in 025.3

.171 Manuscripts and rarities

Divided like 090

.172 Pamflets

.173 Serials, documents, etc.

1 Periodicals, magazines, etc.

a Newspapers

3 Annual reports

4 Documents; national, state and local

.174 Broadsides

.175 Clippings

.176 Maps and charts

.177 Art materialEngravings, fotografs. drawings, lantern slides

.178 Music: scores, rolls, etc.

.179 Museum material

.18 Administration of individual HbrariesAlfabet by name of library. For administration of special kinds of librariessee 026 and 037

025.2 Accession Acquisition

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SUMMARYThe library and its selectionMethods of acquisition

Ordering and receiving

Accessioning

Marks of ownershipDuplicate and exchange departmentSpecial material

The librar>' and its selection

What? Proper proportion of subjectsDivision of funds; endowments for special subjects; accession statistics

Specialization by librariesDivision of subjects among local libraries. See also o.r.64 Coopera-tion. For collect:ons on special subjects, economics, science etc ^e

Who? Selectors of booksTrustees or trustee committee; librarian; staff committee, book board-advsory committee from outside; experts; central body (bibiiogificbureau, state commission, etc.)

voiouogranc

How? Methods of selection

s^oreT W^^''°":'''^ ''^^'''= ^""°"^' examination; visits to book

Ubrary " '''™''^'" "^'^"'"^ '^"""^= ^"^ '''^'''-^ '^^ --For lists of best books. ALA catalog, annual lists, etc. see 016For principles of selection and choice of editions see 028 .l-or selection for special classes see 027.6, 027.8. 028 5

Buying fiction

Duplicating popular fiction; extra copies of best fictionRejection, exclusion, censorship

^r^or^:;::^^^"^'''^ '-^^^ ^--^ -"- ---'^ ^- a..

.218 Weeding out, sifting

For withdrawal bookSeparating books no longer ot servis to librarysee 025 .249

Methods of acquisition

Buying new booksLocal bookstore; book center, general agent; publishers- subscriotionagent bids on special lists; foren books thru home or Tmerican a«ntthru foren agent. See also special materia! 0.5 29

'''"^''^^" *S*"^*

Pnces DiscountsNet books. For free importation, see 021.861

Buying old booksSecondhand catalogs; remainders, trade sales; dealers in old booksbookstalls; value of old books

oooica,

AuctionsFor auction catalogs, see 017-019

Buying libraries in block

ExchangeGifts

frXTf ^^r^'^"'^ '''"'"^'^ ^'^' ^''''' ^^^"owledgments: privatelyprinted books; propagandist books

'vaieiy

For government documents and copyright books see 021 84bee 025 . 268 for gifts from library to library

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Ordering and receivingFor gifts, see 025.227; for exchanges, see 025.266

OrderingOrder slips or lists; order books or sheets; copies of orders; order indexorder numbers

Examination for duplicates and verificationMisspeld names; changed titles; separates

Reception and openingExpress, mail, etc; frequency of shipments; free delivery

Checking bills

Prices and amounts

Collation

Receipt index

Accession bookImportance of record

Accession book vs shelflist. etc.

Printed headings Items Fulness of entriesAccession number: volume, work or invoiceAccession stampWithdrawal book

Ownership marksPrivate marksStamping

Ink. embossing, or perforating stamp.Table and foot power

Book plates PlatingSee also 097

Library name on outside of bookGilding or impressing name of library on back or covers

Card pockets

DupHcate and exchange departmentsDuplicates

Definition, rules and decisions, marking, stamp, plate, etc.

Duplicates of institution's own publicationsEither of library or larger organization including it; e.g. duplicate Colum-bia publications m Columbia university library; stock on hand

Cataloging

Arrangement

Sale for cash

ExchangeGeneral exchange of publications; exchange accounts

Clearing house for dupHcatesSee also 021.852 Vattemare international exchanges. Smithsonian ex-changes

Gifts to other libraries

Small libraries, hospitals, prisons, etc.Large libraries, material not needed in small libraries deposited in gr^atcollections, see 025.218

Special materialDivided like 025.17

025-3 Catalog

For printed catalogs themselvs, see 017-019. This is for catalogingPrinted, manuscript, or card; Author, subject, title, clast; Dictionai orcombined: Cooperativ rules; Size notation; Cooperativ cataloging;Duplicated titles, print or photografy; Mechanical accessories, cards,'cases and fittings, drawers, trays, blocks, checks, guides, labels

Classification

For philosofic classification of knowledge, see 112 Methodology. This isfor practical classing of books, pamflets, and notes, rather than theo-retic speculation

On shelvs; in catalogs; in dictionary catalogs; Systems of notation, fig-ures, letters, symbols, combined; Importance and advantages; Diffi-culties; Close vs broad classing; Mnemonic features; Basis of division;Coordination of special subjects

Reference Reference bopks Aids to readersSee 028 for general discussion of reading and aids. This is limited to

library administration

.6 LoanSee 024.1 and 024.6 for regulationsIndicators; Charging systems, legers vs cards; Book cards, marks, pockets;

Call slips, readers cards; Notises, reservs; Registers; Interiibrary Hans;Mechanical accessories, slip cases, trays, tills, stamps, etc.

Binding and repair

.8

See also 686 BookbindingMaterials, durability, tight vs spring backs, sewing, color, lettering; Papercovers and temporary binders; Restoring, mending, cleaning, and oiling

Shelf

See 022.9, Shelving

Arrangement: Shelf numbers; Shelf and book labels; Fixt and relativlocations; Sizes of shelvs; Arrangement and preservation of publicdocuments, pamflets, papers, manuscripts, maps, drawings, and plans,music, broadsides, clippings; Injuries, heat, gas, insects; Stock taking;Shelf lists

Bilding Care, cleaning, safety Janitor PoliceSee 022 for bilding and fittings. This is janitor's department

026 Libraries on special subjectsHistories^ reports statistics, bulletins, handbooks, circulars, and every-

sZw^V l'r'"V°'""''" ''""''"'' '" °- °f *he sections abo e

is 02 6^ a rh ;"b '''"" """''" °' '""'''' - «• - M-dical library

016 ,0. R1 t ' T^'°'^-'^''- ^"' "^^ ^=''«'°« °f '^ Chess library is

6 794. Blanks, etc. from any library go under subjects in 025 as more

r/ed"," Tr^ *°'"^' ^"*- ' "-^'"^^ °f -'^-'^-" libraries i speTal..ed, duplicates are also desirable under the library in 026-7 thus r^Lking a complete set of its publications

027 General libraries

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s™;ec"ts'"'"*"'' """''^"'^ ""' '''''"''" ' ^" "°* ''-*-'J to ^P-ial

Subdivided if wisht by countries, like 9,0-99,- e g 027 -aa Tnll^™hbranes in France. Or if wisht, group alfby re^grafic' location us 'o,n 4th place to .nd.cate no division by *mc/. of Hbraries; e. g. 027 04!L.branes of France; 027.0747. Libraries of \. Y cityA pnvate library is still clast 027.,. after it has been sold or merged ina pubhc hbrary But a society library changed to a free publicshou dtake 027.4 for all publications after the change

Private and family

Proprietary, society, club and Atheneum.2 is limited to libraries that are semiprivate. requiring an election foradm.ss,on, wh.le .3 includes all open to any one on payment o a fee 1.s the difference between a club an.l a hotel. ,3 is for libraries run as abusmess. A mercant.l library, even tho ,t has endowments, if open «"hlib a V Man!

°"'f^'^

'" '^ '' =^ ^'"''^"''^'^ """- subscrip^^nlibrary. Many private subscnption libraries go in .2

Subscription CirculatingMudie's, Booklovers, etc.

Free public Rate supported EndowdSee also 331.85

State and government

For special classesInstitution, prison, reformatory, asylum, monastic, workmen's factorvradroad. sa.lors. lighthouse, itinerating. A workmen's li"rlry\ boo^^^

College

School Sunday school ParishSee also 371.64; 021.3

Free newsrooms and reading roomsSee also 331.85

028 Reading and aidsSee 374.I-.2, Self education by private reading and reading circles

MethodsTasting, skipping, reviewing, making synopses, abstracts, extracts, andindex rerums (see 029), book marking

Choice of editionsAnnotations, indexes, paper, type

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Courses of reading

Fiction Novel reading

Reading of young Juvenils

Professorships of books and reading -

Lectures. Stimulus and guidance in schools

Use of reference books

Aids to readersGuidance, printed or personal. See also 028.6 and 025.5

4> Character of reading in libraries

029 Literary methods and laborsaversMuch in 025 and 028 belongs equally under 029 in its full meaning, butpractical convenience is best servd by referring to 025 and 028 insted ofrepeating the beds

MethodsExact reference: standard sizes; use of colors; thought study; intercalationor card system (see 025.3); cooperativ methods; records vs memory, etc.See 653 Abbreviations and shorthand; 154.1 Mnemonics; 025.4 Classifi-cation

.1 is for what one learns how to do by an improved method

.2 is for articles which one must make or buy in order to utilize. Where apamflet covers both appliance and method, class with predominant feature

Appliances Laborsaving tools and devicesSee also 651. Most literary laborsaving devices go also under 651. Offisequipment and methods; and are best kept together there; e. g. all offisand study furniture, fittings and supplies, cases, bookholders, readingdesks, pigeonholes, files, etc. For pamfiet. map. etc. cases, see 025.8; forbinders, 025.7

Clippings Scrapbooks or files

See also Files, 651

Notebooks, notetaking, abstracting, etc.

Indexing Index rerums Printed and patent indexesFor alfabeting and transliteration see 025.3

Authorship Writing for press Copy and proofSee also 655.25 Proofreading; 055-52 Relations to publishers

The Divisions 030-070 below are all subdivided; i American; 2 English-3 German; 4 French; 5 Italian; 6 Spanish; 7 Slavic; 8 Scan'dinavian; 9 Other

General cyclopedias

General collected essays

General periodicals Magazines

General societies TransactionsAcadamies of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, etc.

070 Journalism General newspapersSee also 029.3 Clippings Clipping bureaus

322 Liberty of the press (political science)3 SI. 75 1 Regulation of the press (government administration)396.507 Women in journalism

65s Printing Publishing Copyright741 Cartoons Caricatures

Utility Theories Relations to other professions

040

060

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For government relations see 070. 15

Standards Ethics Influence ResponsibilityGeneral and higher view, educativ influence; for degradation of the presssee 070. 16

Endowd newspapersIndependence of popularity

Liberty of the press CensorshipIndividual privacy; diplomatic secrets; seditious or anarchic influencebee also political science, 323 Domestic relations

War censorship

Subservience to special interestsU^ by sectarian, partizan or private interests. Government relations andinfluence: subsidies, 'reptil fund'

.16 Sensational or * yellow ' journalism

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Fictitious news; scandals, murder and divorce trials; blackmail, bribes

Anonymous journalsThose with editors or place of publication unknown

Other general questions^mparison of field, importance and influence of newspaper, periodical and

Ownership and control

Newspaper namesLocation

MetropoHtan Large city

Provincial Small city

Rural or village

Syndicates Patent insides

070.3

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338

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Business managementStaff and workmen

Offis staff

Manager, stenografers. bookkepeers, clerks, messengersWorkmen

Compositors, foundrymen. pressmen, mechanics, laborersHours, shifts

Newspaper strikes

Newspaper printingClass here discussion of economy and other advantages of special methodsana appliances

^ress^s^'"''^''''"'

^""^ operation of newspaper presses see 655.31 Printing

Size of page

Methods and appliancesComposition: linotype, monotype, etc.

Stereotyping

Presses

Newspaper cuts: wood, zinc line, halftoneFrequency of issue

Daily, semiweekly. weekly, etc.

Time of issue

Morning, evening, successiv editions, extras

Size of editions, number printedDistribution Circulation Sale

Direct: subscription MailingHouse delivery

Indirect: newsboys, news agencies, etc.Crying and peddling in streets and news stands

Advertizing methodsSubdivided like 659.1 Advertizing

Specialties

As means of increasing circulation. For special departments see 070 43Regular: foren or marine news, stocks, sporting, etcOccasional: adoption of popular causes, exposure of abuses, etc

Other means of increasing circulationCompetitions, guessing contests, prizes, fairs, lotteries, expeditions, etc

L.ost 01 production ExpensesPlant: bilding and equipment, offises

Duplicate plant. Depreciation of machinerySupplies: paper, stationery, etc.

Salaries and wages.

Space rates. Pay of journalists, pecuniary inducements of vocationTravehng expenses^^nun.

Postage: pound rates, free carriageAdvertizing

Necessity and cost of advertizing itself to gain circulation and secureadvertizements. For methods see 070.336

4

070.35 Sources of income ReceiptsSales, subscriptions, subsidies. For bribes see 070. 16

.36 Advertizing departmentIncluding all business pertaining to a journal's advertizing colums. Foradvertizing agencies see 659.1

.39 Foren offises

Subdivided like 940-999; e.g. X Y herald office in Paris 070.3944.4 Editorial management.41 General

Editing rules: order of departments and articles; style; newspaper diction

.42 Staff: reporters, correspondentsOrganization: hours, duties. For pay see 070.344

.43 Editorial departments

.431 News1 Sources and channels of news

Telegraf, telefone, wireless, mail, reporters, carrier pigeons, other.Utilization and precautions; conflicting news

a Press bureaus : associated pressLaffan and other news bureaus. For clippings see 029.3 underLiterary methods and labor savers

5 Foren

6 Home7 Local

.432 Leaders, editorials

.433 Local interests

Discussion of local affairs, questions affecting schools, library, publicr works, etc. For local ntnvs department see 070.4317

.44 Special subjects: departments and editors

.443 Financial: stocks, business, shipping, etc.

.445 Household Home Women ChildrenCookery

Clothing Fashions

Hygiene Care of children

Women's clubs

Children's department: games, puzzles, etc.

.446 Recreation Sporting

.447 Art, musical and dramatic7 Art

8 Musical

g Dramatic

.448 Literary

I Poetry

3 Fiction

.449 Other departments2 Religion; 3 Education; 5 Science; 8 Humor

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Voluntar}' correspondents ContributorsSpecial editions

Sunday newspaper. Supplements. For extras see 070.327Special kinds of journals

• Official journals

Religious

For foren populationIn language foren to country in which publisht

Propagandist

Professional and technical

HumorousLiterary

Other: amateur, etc.

o7o,5-.9 Form divisionsPeriodicals on journalismPress clubs Conventions ExpositionsStudy and teaching of journalism College courses

Schools Personal qualifications for journalismHistory of newspapers and journalism

General History of American newspapers 071. of German journalism 073.Class history of a particular journal with that journal

etc.

071-079 Newspapers of various countriesThe 3d figures 1-9 are used as follows:

I American 4 French 7 Slavica English 5 Italian g Scandinavian3 German 6 Spanish 9 Other

In large collections use geografic divisions under r. American; 2. English etc asm 970 and 940-999. Because of large size and very general character, it is betterto keep newspapers together here than to class with local history of the placewhere publisht. They could not go on shelvs with ordinary books, and a refer-ence IS made as easily to them under 070 as anywhere.

080 Special libraries Polygrafy

090 Book rarities .

092

093

094

095

096

097

098

099

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Books about these topics, and those chiefly valuable because of their^ ranty. go here. A rare early edition of Shakspere goes in 822.33 with

reference from 099. 090 is mostly used for grouping references to bookslocated elsewhere

09 1 Manuscripts AutografsPhotografs of mss go with subject rather than hereFor Diplomatics and Paleografy. see 417. and under the special language,421.7. 431-7. etc.

Block books

Early printed books Incunabula

Rare printingAldines. Elzevirs, Caxtons, etc. Privately printed books; unique books

Rare bindingNoted binders, costly ornament, curious bindings

Rare illustrations or materialsIlluminated Illustrated by inserted plates Printed on vellum silkbark, etc, in gold or silver letters, etc.

Ownership Book plates Ex libris

Prohibited Lost Imaginary

Other rarities Curiosa Minute size, etc.

Phiilosofy

100 Philosofy in generalWorks limited to none of the nine divisions

loi Utility

1 02 Compends Outlines

1 03 Dictionaries Cyclopedias

104 Essays, lectures, addresses

105 Periodicals Philosofic magazines

106 Societies Transactions, etc.

107 Study and teaching of philosofy

108 Polygrafy, extracts, maxims, etc.

109 History of philosofy

iio Metaphysics

1 1

1

OntologyNature of being Substance and form

1 12 MethodologyPhilosofic classification of knowledge Terminology For book classification

see 025.4

1 13 Cosmology

11

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Space

115 Time

116 Motion

11

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Matter

1 1

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Force

119 Quantity Number

120121

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Other metaphysical topicsTheory of knowledge Origin LimitsCausation Cause and effect

Liberty and necessitySee also 233.7 Freedom; 234.9 Predestination; 159 Will

Teleology Final causes

Infinit and finite

Consciousness Personality see 233.6 Doctnn

Unconsciousness Automata1 fie soul See 218 Natural theology; 237 Future state

Origin of the individual soulBy special creation see 2T3 creation

By inheritance TraductionSee 575-1 Evolution; 136.3 Mental heredity; 233.3 Spiritual heredity

Pre-existence

Transmigration Palingenesis

Emanation See also m? Pantheism; 212 Natural theology

Mind and body AnthropologyMental physiology and hygiene

For influence of mind on body, mind cure, etc., see 615.851; see also 613.8Hygiene of nervous system

Mental derangementsInsanity See 362.2 Asylums; 920.8 Lives; 616.84 Disease

Idiocy See 362.3 Asylums; 920.8 Lives; 371.922 Education

Hypochondria Melancholy see 616.852 Hysteria

Catalepsy See 616.852 Hysteria

Ecstatics

Kleptomania and other leading to crimeDipsomania and other leading to vice

See also 178 Temperance; 616.861 Alcoholism

Mnemonic derangementsNot knowing in one state what past in another. See also 154 Memory

Delusions Witchcraft MagicApparitions Ghosts

Hallucinations

Divination Oracles Second sight Omens Predic-tions

Witchcraft Sorcery See also 272.8 persecutions

Astrology See also 520.1 Astrology

Palmistry

Humbugs Quackery

Spiritism Table-tipping, etc. See also 289.9 Sects

Mesmerism Animal magnetism Clairvoyance

1 35 Sleep Dreams Somnambulism

1 36 Mental characteristics

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613.9 Heredity

136.3 Mental heredity

613 Hygiene

See also 131 Mental physiology,

As influenced by sexSee also 376.2 Mental capacity of women

physical surroundingsSee also 575-3 Evolution: 573-4 Natural history of man

ancestry (Mental heredity)See also 575-1 Evolution; 233-3 Spiritual heredity; 139.3

Origin of soul; 613.92 Hygiene" race Racial characteristics

See also 572 Ethnology

ageSee also 136.7 Childstudy

physical structure and conditions

Childstudy PaidologyIncluding adolescence

Methods1 Laboratory2 Home

Observations, records Albums

Body: structure, gro^vth, careLimited to development period

See also 371.7 School hygiene

612.64 Embryology612.65 Growth

MindLimited to period of physical developmentIn a genera] library better clast in 130 and 150 with only references here

Mental characteristics

Groupt by influence like 136. i-.

6

Children's point of viewDivided like the classification: e. g.

.7417 Ethics .7479 Games

.742 Religion . 74S Literature

Delineation of childrenPsychology of children from authors* and artists* point of view

- In art

In literature

Abnormal childrenStudy of development. For methods of instruction see 371.9For institutions see 362, 364

Physically defectiv

Blind

Def

Blind-def

Mentally defectiv

Divided like 132 Mental derangements; e.g. study of idiotic children

136. 7622

Morally defectiv Delinquents

WildingsWildings: a class of children which, having been lost or deserted, havegrown up away from the surroundings of children, alone or among animals

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Paidology i: 196 (July 1900)

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138

139

Exceptionals Precocity

Backward children

DependentsHomeless children, a public charge, lacking ideas and associations of chil-

dren in families

Other abnormal classes

Boys The * gang * The boy problem

Childhood Divided like 930-999

The child among uncivilized and semicivilized peoples

TemperamentsPhysiognomyPhrenology Mental photografs, etc.

140 Philosofic systems

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

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sofic works of •authors of these various schools are clast under 190, not here

From these heds refer in the catalogs to authors clearly falling under them,

without attempting to label each writer as an exponent of some one system

Idealism Transcendentalisme. g. Plato, see 184.1, 888.4; Berkeley, see 192.3; Fichte, see 193.3: EmeKon,see 191-3. 814.36

Critical philosofye. g. Kant, see 19;.

3

Intuitionalisme. g. Reid, see 192.5; McCcsh, see 191. 5. See also 156 Intuitiv faculty;

171. 2 Ethics. ^.

Empiricisme. g. Descartes, see 194. i; Bacon, see 192.1

Sensationalisme, g. Lockf, see 192.2

Materialism Positivisme. g. Hobbes; Comte, see 194.8 See also 149.2 Realism

Pantheism Monisme. g. S'^inoza See 212 Natural theology

Eclecticisme. g. Cousin, see 194.7

Other philosofic systemsSee 211 Rationalism, skepticism; 214 Fatalism

Nominalism

Realism See 146 Materialism

Mysticism See 273.2 Heresies; 189.5 Medieval philosofy

Associationalism

Optimism Meliorism

Pessimisme. g. Schopenhauer, see 193.9 See aUo 216 Evil; 233 Doctrin of man

AgnosticismSee 273.8 Agnostic heresy

Nihilism

Other systems

150 Mental faculties PsychologyFor mind in animals see 591.51

151 Intellect Capacity for knowingGenius.1

1522 Sense Sense perceptions

Passiv or receptiv faculty

.1 Vision

.a Hearing

•3 Smell

•4 Taste

•5 Touch.6 Muscular sense

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Activ or thinking faculty

Conception The concept or notion

Association

Abstraction

Reflection

JudgmentReasoning Induction and deduction

See also 160 Logic

154 Memory Reproductiv powerSee also 132.8 Mnemonic derangements

•I Mnemonics

155 Imagination Creativ power^. •' Fancy Imaging power

156 Intuitiv faculty ReasonFor reasoning, see 153.6

157 Sensibility Emotions Affections

158 Instincts Appetites

159 Will

160 Logic DialecticsSee ]53.f> Reasoning power. For logic of chance, see 519 Probabilities

161 Inductiv

162 Deductiv

163 Assent FaithSe also 234.2 Doctrinal theology

1 64 Symbolic AlgebraicLogical machines

Logical topics

165 Sources of error Fallacies

1 66 Syllogism Enthymeme167 Hypotheses

168 Argument and persuasion

1 69 Analogy CorrespondenceSee also 219 Xatural theology

170 Ethics: theoretic and appliedMany topics in applied ethics occur also in law, specially in 343 Criminal law

See also 377.2 Ethical education.

.1 .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays .5 Periodicals

.6 Societies; Society for ethical culture .7 Study and teaching .8 Polygrafy

.9 History

171 Theories Philosofy of ethics

,1 Authority Will of God Christian

.3 Intuition Moral sentimentSee also 143 Intuitionalism; 156 Intuitiv faculty

.3 Perfection

•4 Happiness Hedonism

.5 Utilitarianism

.6 Conscience Casuistry

.7 Evolutionary or educational

Ji Altruism

•9 Egoism

172 State ethics

•z Individuals and the state Duties of citizensSee also 320 Political science

•2 Duties of public Offisers official corruption

.3 Relations to churchSee also 261.7 The church; 322 Church and state; 272 Persecutions

•4 International ethics Peace and warSee also 341 International law

Patriotism

173 Family ethics

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Duties of husbands and wivesInfanticide

Duties of parents

Duties of children

Home life

Masters and servants See also 647 Servants; 331 Labor

Professional and business ethicsClergy

Physicians

Lawyers

Merchants Business menSpeculation

Gambling See also 175

Compact Promis

Employers and employd

Ethics of amusements For amusements, see 790

Public shows and diversions Rinks, circuses, etc.

Theater Opera Private theatricals

Dancing Balls Round dancesGames of skill Billiards, chess, etc.

Games of chance Cards, dice, etc.

Prize fighting Animal fighting Bull, dog, cock, etc.

Racing Horse Boat Pedestrian Wheel, etc.

Novel reading

Betting Poolselling See 174.6

Sexual ethics

Chastity

Celibacy See also 254 Celibacy of clergy

Continence

Sohtary vice

Social evil See also 25S Parish care of falleiv

Adultery

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Immoral literature

177 Social ethics

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Conversation GossipSee also 374.1 Self culture

Truth Slander Flattery

Dress Display Sumptuary legislation

Caste Class feeling Welth and rankSee also 294 Brahmanism; 331 Capital and labor

Friendship Courtship Coquetry

Philanthropy Humanity

Solitude vs social obligations

1 78 Temperance Stimulants and narcotics

General works on Temperance may be divided by form into .04 Essays;

.05 Periodicais; .06 Societies. .07 Teachmg; .09 History. See also

613.3 Beverages; 613.8 Nervous system; 331-84 Laboring classes

.1 Use of intoxicating drinks Beer drinking Medicinal use

.2 Total abstinence vs temj)erance

.3 Social drinking Wine at table Treating

.4 Traffic in intoxicating drinks License High hcenseSee also 336.27 Taxation

.5 ProhibitionSee 3 2 9. Si Prohibition party

.6 Reformatories Inebriate asylums, etc.

Discussion; for institutions themselvs see 362

,7 Tobacco

.8 Opitmi Hashish Chloral Ether and other drugs

.9 Gluttony and other intemperance

179 Other ethical topics

.1 Morals of the press Newspapers

.2 Cruelty to childrenIncluding general humane societies covering work for both children and

animals. See also 173.4 Infanticide; 331.3 Labor of children

.3 Cruelty to animals

.4 Vivisection

See also 614.22 Vivisection laws

.5 Oaths

.6 Heroism Bravery Cowardis

.7 Life Dueling Suicide

See also customs, 394-8 Dueling

.8 Pride Covetousness Envy Anger Sloth Jelousy Hate

and other vices

.9 Humility Liberality Gentleness Patience Diligence

Charity Modesty, and other virtues

i8o Ancient Philosophers.See 921.9, Biography of And^nt Philosophy.

181 Oriental Philosophers.

•S Chinese. Confucius. Mencius.

•S Egyptian.

4 Jewish. Kabala. Philo. Maimonides.

•4 Indian. Gymnosophists.

«5 Persian. Sufism.

j6 Chaldsean.

«f Sabeism.

Ji Phoenician.

Ǥ Syrian.

182 Early Greek Philosophers.

•S Ionic. Thales. Anaximander. Anaximencs.Materialistic. Things are as they seem.

•t Italic or Pythagorean. Hau idealistic

«8 Eleatic. Xenophanes. Parmenides. Zeno. Mclissus.Idealistic Existence denied. Thought is the only reaUty*

•4 Heraclitus,

ijl Empedocles.

5 Atomistic.

^ Democritus.

•8 Anaxagoras.

J9 Other Early Greek.

183 Sophistic and Socratic Philosophers.

Sophistic. Protagoras. Gorgias. Prodicus. Hippias.

Socrates.

Socratic.

Cynic. Antisthenes, Diogenes, Crates, etc.

Cyrenaic. Aristippus, Hegesias, etc,

Megaric. Euclid, Eubulides, Diodorus, etc.

Elian and Eretrian. Phedo, Menedemus, eta

184 Platonic. Older Academy.

.1 Plato. .2 Speusippus. .3 Xenocrates.

185 Aristotelian. Peripatetic. Lyceum.

.1 Aristotle. .2 Theophrastus. .3 Eudemus. .4 Strata

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Pyrrhonism. Scepticism. Pyrrho, Timon.New Academy. Arcesilaus, Carneades. Plutarch.

See 888.8.

Eclecticism. Cicero, see 875.4.

Alexandrian. Neo-Platonic. Philo. Plotinus, ProrlusPorphyry, lamblichuS. See .39.4, Apologetics; .j,..

Epicurean. Epicurus. Lucretius. seeai«,8..:.

Stoic.

Zeno.

Cleanthes.

Chrysippus.

Panaetius.

Posidonius.

Seneca. See 878.5; 872.6.

Epictetus.

Marcus Aurelius.

Early Christian and Medieval Philosophers.Gnosticism. See.73.1. EasiUdes, Mardon. See .73.. Manichei.sm.

Patristic. Tertullian. Augustine. Clement. Origen.Arabian. Avicenna, Averroes.

Scholastic. Scotus, Aquinas, Anselm, Abelard.Mystic. Reuchlin, Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus

Servetus, Bohme.

190 Modern Philosophers.SaA aim n.. . . «_ ft Tl- I . ..

'"^e^er^iSo^^Jyl^dl^^^^^^ P"t here with works, wu^School or Syst^e. to .^^^^0^ rl^'t^S^^r^^^l 'sJZl. Z^^lZ

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191 American Philosophers.

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Jonathan Edwards.O. A. Brownson.

Ralph Waldo Emerson.Laurens P. Hickock.

James McCosh.Noah Porter.

Francis Bowen.William T. Harris.

1703-1758.

1803-1876.

1803-1882.

I 798-1 888.

181X-

1811-1892.

1811-1890.

1835-

See 814.36.

Other American Philosophical Writers.

192 British philosof6rs

.1 Bacon 1561-1626 See 144 Empiricism

.2 Locke I632-1 704 See 14s Sensationalism

•3 Berkeley 1685-1753 See 141 Idealism

•4 Hume 1711-1776 See 824.64 English essays

•5 Reid I 710-1796 See 143 Intuitionalism

.6 Dugald Stewart 1753-1828

.7 John Stuart Mill I806-1873Ji Spencer 1820-1903

•9 Other British philosofic writers

193 Genuan philosofen>

.1 Leibnitz I646-1 716

.2 Kant I 724-1804 See 142 Critical philosofy

•3 Fichte 1762-1814 See 141 Idealism

•4 Schelling 1775-1854

•5 Hegel I 770-1 83

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.6 Schleiermacher 1768-1834

•7 Schopenhauer I788-1860 See 149.6 Pessimism

Ji Lotze 1817-1882

.9 Other German philosofic writers

194 French philosofers

.1 Descartes I596-1650 See 144 Empiricism

.3 Malebranche 1638-1715

•3 Condillac 1715-1780

A Rousseau I 71 2-1 778

.5 Diderot 1713-1784

.6 Lamennais I 782-1854

.7 Cousin I 792-1867 See 148 Eclecticism

.8 Comte 1798-1857 See [46 Positivism

•9 Other French philosofic writers

195 Italian philosofers

196 Spanish philosofers

197 Slavic philosofers

198 Scandinavian philosofers

199 Other iiiodern philosofersThe heds of 180-199 are for discussions of the systems of these men and fof

their philosofic works not clearly belonging elsewhere, not for all their

works. Mill's Logic is 160 not 192.7, but his complete works boundtogether are 192.7. Plato and Aristotle have individual numbers, 888.4and .5, where their works are more useful than in 184-5 because of their

classic prominence.

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201

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206

207

208

209

210

Religion General worksPhilosophy. Theories. Methods.

Compends. Outlines. Systems.

Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

Essays. Lectures. Disputations. Addresses.See 252, Sermons.

Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.General conferences. Societies whose work is largely done by paid officers, most memben

merely contributing money; e. g. Pan^vangelical alliance, Bible and tract societies.Put history, reports, ttc. here, but their publications of course go with subject.

Education. Theological seminaries. Training

schools. Divided like 940-99.

Polygraphy. Collected works. Extracts, etc.Many collections go uiidtrr a more specific head ; e. g. 340.

History of religion.

Natural theology

211 Deism and atheism.Scepticism. Infidelity. Rationalism, etc.

See 239, Apologetics; 231, God; 273.8, Agnostic heresy; 149.7, Agnosticism.

212 Pantheism. TheOSOphy. SeeM7,Pantheism; .29.5.0riginof,DuL

213 Creation. see 113, Cosmology. Evolution. see 575, science.

21 4 Providence, see 2,.s, Doctrmes. Theodicy. ^Ur;^^:'

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215 Religion and science, see 2398. Apologetics.

2 I 6 Evil. Depravity, see 149.6, Pessimism; 233-2. Sin.

2 I 7 Prayer. Prayer gauge, see 264.1, Praycr; 248. Personal religion.

218 Future life. Immortality. Eternity.See 237, Future state; 128, The soul.

219 Analogies. Correspondences, see aisc .69, Logic

220 Bible. General works.For similar works limited to Old or New Testament, or individual books, see

specific head below,

, I Canon. Inspiration. Prophecy.

,2 Concordances. Analyses.

.3 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

,4 Original texts and early versions. Codices.Heads for both old and new testaments are given, as they are also used for 221

and 225.

.42, Chaldee ; .43, Syriac ; .44, Hebrew ; .45, Samaritan ; .46, Other Semitic. Ethi-opic, Arabic, etc.; .47, Latin. Itala. Vulgate ; .48, Greek. SeptuaifintAquila. Symmachus. Theodotion. Hexapla ; .49, Other early versionsArmenian. Coptic, Gothic, etc. 220.4 and 220.5 are pure texts. A Hebrewbible with commentary goes in 220.7, with reference from 220.44.

,5 Versions of Bible. Polyglots. Divide by languages, iike 400.

These are translations from the original Hebrew and Greek. Translations fromother early texts go with them in|22o.4; e. g. an English translation of theSyriac goes in 220.43.

.6 Hermeneutics. Exegesis. Symbolism. Typology.

.7 Commentaries on whole Bible, and annotated editions.For Notes, etc., on Portions of the Bible, see the most specific head in 221-229.

.8 Special topics.

Divided like General Classification; e. g. Natural Science of the Bible in 220.85.

.9 Biblical Geography and History..91, Biblical geography, description, etc.; (see 915.69,913.33, Palestine); .02, Scrin-

tural biography, (see also 922.1: 232.9. Lives of Christ); ,93. Antiquitiesarchaeology

; (see also 296. Jewish religion; 933, History of Jews); .94, Chro-

nology ; .95, History, 566933, Jews.

221 Old Testament. Texts. Introductions, etc.Divided like 220, e. g. 221.7, Commentaries on O. T.

222 Historical books.

.X Pentateuch..11, Genesis; .12, Exodus; .13, Leviticus; .14, Numbers; .15, Deu-

teronomy; .16, Decalogue,

Joshua.Judges and Ruth.Samuel.KingsChronicles.

EzraNehemiah.Esther.

223 Poetical books,.1 Job.2 Psalms.

.3 Authorship and Chronology.

.4 Special groups.Messianic; Greater Hallel

; Lesser Hallel ; Vesper Psalms; Penitential,6. 32. ^8. 51- 102, 130, 143 ; Hebraic Five Books, Ps. 1-41 ; 43-72 ; 73-So; o<>106 ; 107-150.

.5 Liturgic use by Christians.See 264.033, Anglican psalter ; 245. Hvmnolojfy.

.6 Commentaries on Psalms.

.7 Proverbs.

.8 Ecclesiastes

.g Song of Solomon or Canticles.

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224 Prophetical Books,

.1 Isaiah.

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Lamentations.

4 Ezekiel.

-S Daniel.

.6 Hosea.

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Amos.

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Other Minor Prophets.

Obadiah.

Jonah.

Micah.

Nahum.Habakkuk.

Zephaniah.

Haggai.

Zechariah.

Malachi.

225

226

New Testament. Texts, Introductions, etcDivided like 220.

Gospels and Acts.

a Harmonies.

.2 Matthew.

.3 Mark.

•4 Luke.

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Acts of the Apostles.

Miracles.

3 Parables.

.9 Lord's prayer.

227 Kpistles.

.1 Romans.

.2 I Corinthians.

•3 2 Corinthians.

•4 Galatians.

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Philippians.

Colossians*

22J.8 Other Pauline Epistles.

•8* I Thessalonians.

•83 2 Thessalonians.

-83 I Timothy.

•84 2 Timothy.

SS Titus.

-86 Philemon.

•87 Hebrews.

.9 Catholic Epistles.

.91 James.

.92 I Peter.

•93 2 Peter.

.94 I John.

•95 2 John.

.96 3 John.

.97 Jude.

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Apocrypha.

Esdras i, 2.

Tobit, Judith, Esther.

Wisdom.

Ecclesiasticus.

Baruch, Epistle of Jeremy, Song of the three Children,Story of Susanna, History of Bel and the Dragon.

Prayer of Manasses.

Maccabees i, 2, 3,4.

Pseudo Gospels.

.9 Apostolic Epistles and Canons. Clementines, see^g,.,.

230 Doctrinal. Dogmatics. Theology.General Doctrinal Works may be subdivided by churches Jike 280-289. See 252.3.

God. Unity. Trinity.

God the Father, Creator.

God the Son, Redeemer.

God the Holy Ghost, Giver of Life, Sanctifier.

Divine Attributes. Omniscience, Omnipresence, Omni-potence.

Divine Providence, see 214.

Divine Love and Wisdom.Divine Law and Miracles.

Theodicy. vindication of Goa s justice in permitting evil. See also 214, Nat, theology.

231

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Incarnation. Messiah.

Logos, the Word of God.

Atonement.

Sacrifice.

Resurrection.

Second Coming, see 31*0289.^ second AaventisU

Judgment.

Divine Humanity.

Lives of Christ.

Man.

The Fall.

Sin.

Moral and Spiritual Heredity. See Biology, 575.1; i3f>.3; i^^

Accountability.

Natural and Spiritual Body*

Personality. See 126, Metaphysics.

Freedom, see 234^5 us? «»

234 Salvation. Soteriology.

1 Grace.

2 Faith.

3 Redemption.

4 Regenerationt

5 Repentance.

6 Obedience.

7 Justification.

8 Sanctification,

Predestination and Freewill. See 2^7; 123; 159.

235 Angels. Devils. Satan.

236 Eschatology. Last Thing^s

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Death.

Millennium.

Intermediate State. Sheol. Hade»Purgatory.

Paradise. Limbus r^tntn.

Limbo. Limbus in^tuM

Resurrection.

•9 Judgment. See 232.7, Chnsu^ogy.

237 Future State. see a.S, Natural tbeoioKy

Eternity.

Immortality-

Conditional Immortality.

Heaven.

Hell, Gehenna.

Retribution, Future Punishment.

Eternal Punishment. See 289.1, universaUsts.

238 Creeds. Confessions. Covenants. CatechismsDivided more closely if wished like 280-289 J e* g- 238. 19, Greek cnurch.

Apostles', Nicene, and Athanasian Creeds.

Creed of Pius IV. (Trent) ; and later Roman.Anglican. 39 Articles, A. D. 1551. see 264.037, Liturgy.

Continental Prot. Lutheran. Calvinist. Dort.

Westminster. Saybrook. Cong'l. Cambridge. Savoy.i-g Of other Sects. Divided like 286-289.

239 Apologetics. Evidences of Christianity.If preferred courses of Apologetic lectures may be kept together; e. g. 239.01. Bampton: .ofcBoyle; .03, Hulsean; 04, Bohlen;.05, Paddock;.08, Miscellaneous. Moi?^"fSeach book is classed under the most specific head that will contain it.

"«:iuuy

Apostolic Age.

Against the Jews.

Against the Heathen.

Against the NeO-PlatOnistS. See 273.1, Gnostic heresy.

Against the English and Scotch Deists. See 2... Deism.

Against the French Encyclopedists.

Against the Rationalists.See 211, Natural theology; 273. S, Agnostic heresy; 149.7, Agnosticism,

Against the Scientists. Fom-.i-christUn view, see ais.

Other Special Denials.

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Didactic. For Calechiwn., see 238.

Meditative. Contemplative.

Thomas a Kempis.

243

244

245

Se« a48. Personal rel^ob.

Hortatory. Evangelistic.

Miscellany. Religious novels, Sunday-school

books, allegories, etc.

But class Bunyan in 823.42* because of his literary prominence.

Hymnology. Religious poetry.See 223.5, Psalms; 264.03S, Psalter.

Divided by languages, like 800, and then by churches, like 280, if denominatioD is dtttly

marked.

246 Ecclesiology. Symbolism. Religious art.

246-7 cover religious bearings. For art side see 700.

.1 Byzantine and Gothic ecclesiology.See 723, Mediseval architecture

; 726, Religious architecture.

.a Primitive church and heathen art.

,3 Images in churches. Iconoclasts.

.4 Protestantism and religious art.

.5 Emblematic and cryptographic art. Catacomb symbols.

.6 Liturgic symbolism. Altar. Colors. Lights.See 264, Public worship.

.7 Evangelistic use of music and art, pictorial and plastic.

Delia Robbias.

.8 Eucharistic music. Ambrose. Gregory the Great.

Later development, see 7S3, Sacred music; 364.2, Public worship.

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247 Sacred furniture. Vestments. Vessels. Orna-

ments, etc.

,1 Font. Baptistery. Lectern. Pulpit.

.2 Tabernacle. Rood screen. Reredos.

.3 Sculpture and mortuary design.See 71S, Monuments; 726. 3, Jlortuary buildings; 730, Sculpture.

•4 Illumination. Mosaics. Enamels. Stained glass.See 745, Ornamental design

; 748, Stained glass.

.5 Fresco and religious painting, see 750. Paimii^

.6 Pallium. Mitre. Crozier. Ring.

.7 Vestments and altar cloths.

.8 Eucharistic vessels, see 265.3, sacrament*.

.9 Ornaments, etc. Crucifix. Banners. Thurible. Incense*

^48 Personal religion. Asceticism, see aiso 273.2. Aac«ichen»r.

249 Family devotions, see 264, Pubuc worship.

250251

Homiletic. Pastoral. ParochialHomiletics. Preaching. see,64.6,pubiicw„r.hiu

Divided like ajj, for matter aioul special kinds of sermons.

252 Sermons.

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259

The collected sermons on various topics under 252 are divided by churches and sect*, £k«280. The sermons on specific topics are more useful, like otner pamphlcU ciLsedwith the topics, e. g. a sermon on family devotions is 249. not 252.4 > «m strikes, is33 '.89. The nine heads below are for collections and cross leferenoea, but aw beused for separate sermons if the classifier prefers.

Episcopal charges. Pastorals.Controversial. Polemic.Doctrinal. Dogmatic. See also 230, Dogmatics.

Practical. Devotional.Academic. Educational- See alsoazS.?, Baccalaureates

Political. Public occasions and duties.Consecration. Ordination.

See also 265.4, Ordination ; 265.9, Consecration ; 262.16, Polity,

Expository.

Memorial. Obituary. Biographical. Historical.The memorial of a special church goes with that church in ^3.. See ^,20, liiu^rntphy.

Pastoral visitations, evangelistic.

Clerical support. Celibacy.See also 176.2, Sexual ethics; 248, Asceticism; 613.89, Hygiene.

Brotherhoods. Sisterhoods.In the parish. For Monastic orders, see 271.

Societies for parish work. Guilds. Sodalities.Local societies. Discussion of desirability of sucli work. For Reneral societies see 2o6 and 2tj.

Parochial schools. Libraries, etc.See 377.5, Education; 027.8, Parish libraries.

Parish care of sick, fallen, etc.See 265.8, Ministry of sick ; 176.5, Social evil.

Other ministrations and work.

260 Church. Institutions and work.201 1 ne CnUrCll. its influence on morals, civilization, etc

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Church and morals.

Church and intellectual development. See 377.8, i.du«tk»

Church and civilization.

Church and civil government. See ,72.3, suie ethics; 32,. churca

National churches vs. organic unity.

uMauie

262 Ecclesiastical polity.

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Ministry.

Apostolic succession.

Episcopate.

Papacy. Primacy. Papal supremacy; infallibility, ib July 1870.

Priest. Presbyter. Minister. Lay ministry.

Deacon. Deaconess. Evangelist

Orders. Ordination. See 265.4, Saoamenu; 252.7, SenwaM.

Episcopal.

Presbyterian.

Congregational.

Parish. Congregation. See 250 for ParocMai wort

See. Diocese. Cathedral system.

Council. Synod. Presbytery. Congregation. ConventionPolity only, here. Proceedings go with churches, 281-9.

General or oecumenical council. See also 270,2.

Canons. Decrees.

Traditions.

Authority. Church and ministerial. Private judgment.

Discipline. Courts. Trials. For Canon law see 34S.

263 Sabbath. Lord's day. Sunday,

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Hebraic sabbath.

Modern sabbath. Seventh day.

Lord's day. Christian Sunday.

Sunday observance.

Work.

Amusement.

Opening libraries and museums.See also 024.4, Library rules.

Sunday laws.

264 Public worship. Divine service. RitualSee also 246, Ecclesiology ; 247, Sacred furniture. Geneial works ar. divided by Churches

like 280. Under various Churches the services may be further divided, as e. g.

^3•031

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Anglican and American P. E. ritual.

Calendar. Festivals and fasts. See also 52^6, Chranology.

Lectionary and rubrics.

Morning prayer. Litany,

. Evening prayer. Vespers. Compline.

Sacraments, ordinances, and services. See also 265, Sacramento

Collects, epistles and gospels.

Ordinal Articles. Creeds. See also 238.3, Creeds, doctnueo

Psalter and other. See 223.5, Psalms; 245, Hyranoiogy.

History of successive prayer books.

264.1

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265

Prayer. Extempore. Liturgic.See also 248-249, Private and Family Prayer.

Music Singing. Instrumental. Praise Meeting.Pee also 783, .Sacred Mus.c ; 246.7, ,46.8, Eccle.inlogy.

*

Scripture Readings.

Antiphonal or Responsive Readings.Confessions of Faith. Creeds. .seeaiso2,s,c.eed.

Sermons. Exhortations. Instructions.See also 25, and 252, Preaching and .Sermons.

Prayer and Conference Meetings.Class and Covenant Meetings. Love Feasts.Sacramentals. See also 265, sacraments.

Sacraments. Ordinances.

Baptism.

Confirmation. Church Fellowship.Eucharist. Holy Communion. SacrificeHoly Orders. Ordination. seea,so202..,Mi..is.y; 232.. Ser.„o„.Marriage. See .73, Ethics of the FamUy.

Penance. Confession. Absolution.Extreme Unction. Viaticum.Ministry ofSickandDead. Faith Cure. Sealing. Burial.Consecration. Dedication. See 2..., Ordina,io„; ,,., sermon.

Missions. Home and Foreign.Subdivided by Churches, like 2S0. . See al,o 377.6, Missiona.^ schools.

'^^'^SS^-'^l-^^' -l^---« - -^-^^^ und.r the «eo^ph.

267 A^ociations.'^".^^''^t^-^^^i^tlS^t^^

.1 Religious societies of both men and women.U. S. Christian commission.Salvation arm}'.

Religious societies of men.

^l^i.t^n^iZ:'"'''"'^->"^-«"--^«; n,inistenaIeduc«io„soa«.es.«„:

17th century or earlier. /

I8th century.f^^^^ ^^ divided by countries like 940.99.

igih century; inter- and undenominational.In educational institutions. Divided like 940^. li preferred, caacd ^3. aod o«,all together in .234- 9. For work of Y. M. C. A. see 267 .6x*'Nasmith'* societies.

Young men's Christian unions; i. e. not "evangelical," etc•234-239 Others. Divided like 940-99.

.24 19th century; denominational.

.241 In educational institutions. Divided hke afia-aSg. It prefeired, cancel ^i ai^put all together in .242-9. For work of Y. M. C. A. see 267 361.242-.249 Others. Divided like 282-289.

.3 Young Men's Christian Associations.Active membeiship confined to members of " evangelical '* churchesTo ^orten the nunfoer. X may be used for 267.3 throughout ; i. e/x 19 wouid meann ork in small towns.

.1

•3

•4

•5

.6

7.8

.9

266

.II

.2

.91

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.9$

.231

.232

.233

267 31

3"312

3^3

3H315

3^6

3^7

3^9

32

321

322

323

324

325

326

327

32S

329

33

33^

332

333

•334

•135

.34

-34<

Methods only. For history,

reports and periodicals see

267. ,^9; for secretaries see

267.J41.

Objects, field and extension.

Need and objects.

Limits ; — for and by young men and distinctively religious.

Relation to the church.

International work.

National work.

State work.

District work.

Work in towns able to support a general secretary.

Work in small towns.

Buildings. See libraiy buildings 022.

Location. Provision for growth.

Materials and protection against fire.

Plans. Number, size and arrangement of rooms.

Reception, social rooms and parlors.

Library. Reading, lecture, and class rooms. See 022.

Administration and special rooms. Boys* rooms.

Physical culture rooms.

Lighting, heating, and ventilation.

Fixtures, furniture, and fittings.

Organization.

Incorporation. Constitution and by-laws.

Branches and sub-organizations. Including women's work for young men.

Managers. Otticers serving without pay.

1, Trustees (in charge of real estate).

2, Directors.

3, President.

4, Treasurer.

5, Recording secretary.

6, Executive or Corresponding secretary.

Standing committees.

1, Importance; enlistment and composition-

2, Principles and methods of organization.

3, Names and duties. See also Department work 267.35.

Membership.

1, Membership committee.

2, Classes of membership.

3, Securing and retaining members.

4, Development of active members.

5, Associate membership and its relations.

For members' meeting see Social work, 267.3544.

Salaried officers. Duties, qualifications, training.

General secretary and assistants. Including international and state secretaries. See

also 267.314-.316.

1, Office and work.

2, Qualifications.

3, Relationship: 31, To churches and pastors; 33, To officers, directors,

and committees; 33, To other employees ; 34, To the members; 35, To

the religious work; 36, To the business community; 37, To his fellow

secretaries.

4, Personal hints : 41, considering a call and beginning work; 42, Spirit-

ual and intellectual growth and health; 43, Office work, system, and

,economy

; 44, Personal appearance and conversation; 45, Ladies* con^

pany; 46, *' Secretarialism.'*

267.342

343

•344

•345

•346

•347

•348

•349

-35

•35^

•352

•353

'354

Librarian and assistants, ^fay be divided like .67.341. See also Lib^ry administnut;on, 025 and 267.3532.''

Physical director and assistants. May be divided like 267.341. See also 267 -t»and 613.7.

'

Other salaried officers.

Training; need and methods, demand and suppfy.Training schools.

Training by apprenticeship.

Institutes. 1

Conferences, j^^^^^"^^ '^"'y? for reports see 267.39.

Local work by departments.

Business department.

1, Finance committee,

2, Annual budget.

3, Endowments and other sources of income.4, Solicitation, collection and disbursement.

5, Financial book-keeping.

6, Debt, taxes, &c.

7, Records and statistics.

8, Advertising, including anniversaries and parlor conferences.9, Printed matter, including bulletin, prospectus, etc

Religious department.

1, Committees.

2, Individual Bible study. Methods and helps.

3, Bible classes.

4, Training classes. Personal work.

5, Bible readings. Song services.

6, Evangelistic meetings.

7, Social religious meetings.

8, Other meetings in the rooms.

9, Work outside the rooms. In public institutions, sermons to young ™en. d.stribu-tion ot religious papers, invitations, etc.

Educational department.

1, Committees.

2, Library. See 267.342 and 035.

3, Reading room.

4, Classes.

5, Lectures and talks.

6, Literary societies.

Social department.

1, Committees.

2, Reception committee.

3, Social rooms and fittings. 866267.32.

4, Receptions. Socials. Entertainments.

5, Music.

6, Amusements. Including games of skill. Se^ a,so 794.

267.355 Physical department

1, Committees,

2, Aim and benefit of department. For Phyricai director see 9^.343* Eqtuomeiit,

methods* etc., 613.7.

.356 Information, relief, etc., department.

1, Boarding house bureaus.

2, Employment bureau.

3, Savings bureau.

4, Visitation of sick.

5, Destitute young men-

•357 Boys' department.

1, Committees.

2, Religious work.

3, Educational work.

4, Social work.

5, Physical work.

6, Information, relief. «ta

.358

•359 Janitor's department. Building; care, cleaning, safety. Police.

.36

.361

.362

363

364

365

366

367

368

369

37

3S

39

391

392

Work among special classes.

Y. M. C. A. OQly; other religious societies of men go in 267.1,

College and school.

1, History and methods in general.

2, International reports. Including Northfieid meetmg*.

3, International periodicals.

For state and sectional reports and periodicals see 267.39.

Railroad employes.

1, History and methods in general.

2, International reports.

Commercial travelers.

Foreign-speaking. Divided like 400; e. g. 3, German, 4, French, 5, Italian, etc

Colored men.

American Indians.

Soldiers. U. S. Christian commission, 267.11.

Sailors.

Other. Policemen, firemen, fishermen, lumbermen, mutes, etc

History, reports, periodicals, etc. For methods see 267.314-319

International history.

International reports, etc.

1, Reports.

2, Other pamphlets.

•393 International periodicals. International college periodicals, 267.3613.

.394-.399 Divided like 940-999.

Reports, etc., of international college and raliroad workgo in 267.361-.362.

267.4 Religious societies of women..41

.43

•43

.431

.432

-433

«44

.61

.611

.612

•613

.63

.7

.8

268

269

270

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at

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iQth century; inter- and undenominational

Women*s Christian associations.

Divided like 267.3. To shorten the number. W may be used for 267.432 throughout; e. gW I would mean " Objects, field and extension."'

King's daughters.

19th century ; denominational. Divided like 282-289.

Young Women's Christian Associations. Active membership con.fined to members of " evangelical " churches.

Divided like 267.3-. 399.

To shorten the number Y may be used for 267.5; e. g. Y 3, Organization, instead of 267.53,

Religious societies of young people. Foi Sunday schools see a68.

Inter- and undenominitional.

Young people's society of Christian endeavor.

1, Reports, etc.

2, Periodicals.

Denominational. Divided like 282-289.

Religious societies of boys. Not y, m. c. a. Divided iike 267.4

Religious societies of girls. Not y. w. c. a. Divided uke 267.6.

Sunday Schools. .

Revivals. Retreats. Parish Missions.

^j

Religious History,Ancient Period. To Conversion of Germans.

See 281.1-281.4, for collected works of early theological writers, etc. 270 is for religiouihistory of iht^ periods.

For religious history of special countries, either general or for special periods, see countrydivisions, 274-279; e. g. English reformation, 274.2.

Apostolic. Nativity to Constantine.

Period of CEcumenical Councils. Centralization. A. D.325-787.The Greek Church acknowledges these seven Councils as really CEcumenical. Anglicaiw

generally recognize only the first six. See also 262.5, Polity.

First of Nice, A. D, 325.

First of Constantinople,

First of Ephesus,

Chalccdon,

Second of Constantinople,

Third of Constantinople,

Second of Nice,

381

431

451

533681

787

Mediaeval Period. Charlemagne to Luther,

270.3' Charlemagne. Papacy vs. Empire. A. D. 787-io.i;4.Church planted among the Germans. Feudalism. Great schism, east vs. west

1054.

.4 Hildebrand. Roman Supremacy. A. D. 1054-1200,Temporal Power. Scholasticism. First three Crusades.

.5 Later Mediaeval. Renaissance. A. D. 1200-1517.Innocent III. Papal Schism. Avignon. Nominalism vs. Realism, flreek

Church under Moslems. Education, Arts. Inventions. Pre-Reforraation.

Modern Period. Reformation to present.From A- l>- 15171 Theologv in Europe is in three types, viz : Roman, Lutheran

and Reformed or Calvinistic.

.6 Reformation. Counter- Reformation. A. D. 1517-1648

.7

.8

Councivinmation

il of Trent, A. D. 1345-63. Diet of Augsburg. Luther. Melancthon. Cal-Mn. Knox. Religious Wars. Jesuit Missions in East. See also Refor-nation m England, etc., 274.2.

Peace of Westphalia to French Revolution. A. D. 1648-1789Union of Church and State. Deism. Materialism,

Modern. Rationalistic. A. D. 1789-Holy Alliance. Greek Church in Russia. Atheism. Pantheism. Protestant

Missions.

271 Monastic Orders.See also 255, Brotherhoods

; 377.3. Monastic schools.

.1 Benedictines. Founded A. D. 529.

.2 Dominicans. *» *« 1170.

.3 Franciscans. '* << 1182

.4 Augustinians. «« *< 1256.

.5 Jesuits. •* « 1540.

.6 Passicnists. 1720. Redemptorists. 1732,

.7 Lesser Roman Orders

.71 Carthusians. Founded A. D. 1086.

,72 Cistercians. " '* 1098.

.7i Carmelites. 12th Century.

.74 Trappists. 1150. Capuchins. 1525.

.75 Sulpicians. 1642.

,7^ Oblates,

.77 Lazarists. 1624.

.78 Christian Brothers. i8th Century. De la Salle.

.79 Other Lesser Roman Orders.

.8 Anglican Brotherhoods.

.9 Sisterhoods..91 Sisters of Charity. Vincent de Paul.

.92 Sisters of Mercy. Augustinian.

.93 Ladies of the Sacred Heart. Jesuit

.94 Soeurs de bon Secours. Nurses.

.95 Little Sisters of the Poor.

.96 Contemplative. Cloistered Nuns.

.97 Other Roman Sisterhoods.

.971 Carmelites.•g?^ Second of St. Dominick..973 Franciscans..974 Ursulines, A. D. 1537.•975 Of the Visitation. " 16:0..976 Of St. Joseph. '* 1650..977 Of the Presentation. '* 1777.

.98 Anglican Sisterhoods.

.99 Other Protestant Orders. Deaconesses. (Kaiserwerth.)

Founded A. D. 1629.*' 1831." 1800.

2^2 Persecutions.

.1

.2

3

.6

•7

.8

•9

See also special sects, 280; and history of special countries, 940-999.

Apostolic Church by Imperial Rome, ist to 4th Century.Heretics, by Inquisition or Holy Office. Since 1470.

Waldenses and Albigenses. nth and 12th Cent. By R.Ch.See also 384.4, Protestant sects.

Huguenots. French Protestants. St. Bartholomew, 157a.Edict Nantes, 1598, Revocation, 1685. By Rom. Ch.

See also 284.5, Protestant sects.

Molinists and Quietists. Close of i6th Century to destruc-tion of Port Royal, A. D. 1709. By Roman Catholics.

See also 273.7, Heresies.

Marian. Anglican Reformers by Mary. A.D. 1553-8. „Elizabethan. Later i6th Century. Rom. Ch. by Anglicans.

Quakers. Baptists. Witches. Later 17th Cty. By Puritans.See also 133-4, Witchcraft,

Other Persecutions.

273 Heresies.For the history of special Doctrines see 230-239, Doctrinal Theology.

Gnostic—Reaction of Pantheism and Heathen Philosophyon Christianity, ist three Centuries.

See also 189.1, Gnostic philosophy; 186.4, Neo-Platonism ; 239.4, Apologetics.

Manichaeism.—Parsee Dualism. Opposition of Good andEvil. Mystic. Ascetic. 3d Century.

See 149.3, Mysticism; 24S, Asceticism.

•3 Sabellian.—That the Trinity is not of persons, but ofsuccessive manifestations. About 250 A. D. (Heldby Schleiermacher, Bushnell, Swedenborg.)

•4 Arian.—Denying Divinity of Christ. 4th Century.

•5 Pelagian.—Denying Original Sin and Supernatural Grace.5th Century.

•6 Antinomian.—Denying force of Law^, under Gospel Dis-pensation. i6th Century.

.7 Molinist and Jansenist. Pietists. Port Royal.—Augus-tine's doctrine of Grace, vs. the Roman doctrine of

Good Works. A. D. 1580-1700.

•8 Agnostic—Denying possibility of Revelation. Holdingthat Theology and the Supernatural lie without thedomain of Human Knowledge.

See also i49'7» Philosophy; ati, Atheism; 239, Apologetics.

•9 Minor Heresies.

274 to 279 General Religious History. By Countries.274-279 is divided geographically like 940-999.

•X

•a

^

280 Christian Churches and Sects.281-389.8 may be subdivided where needed like 94o-g99.

281 Primitive and Oriental Churches.See also 270.1 to 2-0.1, K.irlv Reliinous Historv.

•X Apostolic Church, to time of Great Schism, A. D. 1054.Works of Apostolic and Christian Fathers here ; use 270 for religious history of theflt^

periods. See also 229.9, Apocryphal books.

A Primitive Apostolic, to end of First Century.

^ Ante-Nicene, A. D. 100-325. See also 2701.

•4 PoSt-Nicene, A. D. 325-1054. See also 27a2-3.

.5 Oriental Churches.

•6 Armenian.

.7 Coptic.

•8 Nestorian.

.9 Eastern or Graeco-Russian or Holy Orthodox Church,The Great Schism, Mutual Ex-communication, a. d. 1054, separates the Catholic Church

into Eastern and Western Churches, which from this time have separate histories.

282 Western or Roman Catholic Church.Divided geographically like 940-999.

283 Anglican and American P. E. Church.Divided geographically, when needed, like 940-999; e.g. the Anglican Church in Aiu»

tralia is 283.94; India, 383.54.

284 Continental Protestant Sects. Protestantism.

Lutheran. Reformed. Sce aUo 285.7, Reformed church in America.

Calvinist ; Zwinglian. see 285, and 286.1.

Hussites. Anabaptists. Leyden. Seea86.i.

Albigenses. Waldenses. Vaudois. see 272.3.

Huguenots. See 272.4.

Moravian.

Scandinavian. Swedish.

28

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

-7

.8 Old Catholic.Here are classed those denying Papal Infallibility, or for other cause cut off from Rcno^

though Catholic in other respects.

.g Other.

Presbyterian. Reformed. Congregational.

1 Presbyterian Church in America.

2 Presbyterian Church in Great Britain.

3 Cumberland Presbyterian,

4 United Presbyterian.

5 Reformed Presbyterian

6 Minor Presbyterian Sects.

7 Reformed (Dutch) Church in America.e.g. 285.77471, in n.y cit,

8 Congregational.

Q Puritanism.

.1

287

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

286 Baptist.

Calvinistic. .2 Free Will. .3 Seventh Day.'

Methodist.

Wesleyan Methodist.

Calvinistic Methodist.

Welsh Calvinistic MethodistPrimitive Methodist.

Primitive Wesleyan.

Methodist Episcopal.

.7 Protestant Methodist.

.8 African Methodist.

.9 Minor Methodist Sects.

288 Unitarian, see 2734.

289 Minor Christian Sects.

Universalist.

Campbellite or Christian. Disciple*.

AdventlSt. See aUo 232.6, Second coming of Christ.

New Church or Swedenborgian.

Catholic Apostolic.

Quakers. Friends. Hicksites.

Mennonite.

Shaker. Mystic.

.9 Other Minor Christian Sects.

290 Ethnic. Non-Christian.291 Comparative and General Mythology.

292 Greek and Roman Mythology.

293 Teutonic and Northern Mythology.

294 Brahmanism. Buddhism. For other mdic Religions. 3«,^,..See also 891.2, Sanskrit literature; 177.5, Caste.

295 ParSeeiSm.^ Zend AveSta. For other Iranic Religions, see ,,^.5.See also 891.52, Zend literature,

290 Judaism. For other Semitic Religions, see 299.x.

297 Mohammedanism.

298 MOrmOniSm. see 173.2, Polygamy.

299 Minor Non-Christian Religions.Subdivided ethnically like 49-499; e. g. Egyptian relisinn, 299.3. ; Afghani re/igion, j,,..;!

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

Sociology.

300 Sociology in General.301-309 all have Sociology iii General as their subject, but it is treated in these varfous forms.

A periodical on Education goes 370.5, not 305, which is only for periodicals on Soci-

ology in General. In Sociology, most works in these forms are limited to one Division;

e. g. to Political Economy, Education, Law, etc. AH these have the same subdivision of

General Works; i. e. Essavs on the various divisions are 310-4, 320.4, 33o-4» a"d so oii to

Essays on Manners and Customs in General, 390.4. A Zero in any class number showsthe subject to be general, not specific.

301 Philosophy. Theories.See Philosophy of Histor>', 901.

302 Compends, Outlines.

303 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.

304 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.«

305 Periodicals, Magazines, Reviews.

306 Societies, Transactions, Reports.

307 Education, Teaching, Study, etc. see also 370.

308 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.

Put here collected works of statesmen; e. g. works of Adams, Je£ferson, etc

309 History of Social Science.

310 Statistics,

311 Theory, Methods. Science of.

3 1

2

Population. Progress of. Vital Statistics.

Births. Deaths. Mortality. Longevity.See also6i4.i, Registration and vital statistics.

Statistics are divided geographically like 930-999; e.g. Population of Maine is 3zs.74i«'

313 Special Topics.

314 to 319 General Statistics. Divided geographically Hke 940-999.

Statistics of any special matter are put with the subject, e. g. of Domestic Animals in636, of Short Hand in 653, of French Novels in 843, of Theaters in 792, etc. Statisticstoo general to be included in any topic are divided by countries. The Statistics of NewYork City would be 317.471, but the statistics of Medicine in New York would be putwith ftirt. Mfflirin*' i *». th*» Tnnii- r»iitranL-« *li* T /u^alit-tr

The

with 610, Medicine, i. e., the Topic outranks the Locality.

320 Political science..1, Theory of the state; ;2.Compends, statecrait; .3. Dictionaries; .4, Essay* I .5, Period

i?i;. .?'l!!f * •7' E^""t'0"; -8. Polygraphy; .9. History of political saeoce, di930-999

PeriodictJftS

Tided

Z

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

.1

.2

321 Form of state.This is for tliscussion of form of sUte, what should be; lor what is. see 342.Constitutional law and 353-354, Administration. ^ *

Family. Patriarchal age.Tribes. Clans. Marks. Village communitie*.Feudalism.

Democracy. Pure ; e. g. Athens, Town meeting.

Aristocracy, e. g. Italian repubUcs. Medianral German dtJ»».

Absolute monarchy-Constitutional monarchy.KepU DllC. Modern democracy, delegated power*.

322 Church and state. S« also .;,.3, state ethlo;,6..,. n« ««»»«.

323 Internal or domestic relations.Free speech. Liberty of the press ; see also 070, Newspapers ; 179.1, MoraU <rf the

324 Suffrage.

Qualifications. Age. Property. Education. Color,Kace, etc. See also 325.1, Naturalization.

Forms of suffrage. Universal. Limited. Minority \cpresentation. Class system. Cumulative, etc.

.3 Woman suffrage. See also 396.3, Woman ; 32983. Woman Kifing. jmv,

.4-9 In special countries. Divided like 940-999.

325 Colonies and immigration.

.1 Immigrants and naturalization.

•2 Emigrants. Divided by countries like 930-999.

•3 Colonization. Divided by country like 940-999.

.4-9 In special countries. Divided like 940-999. by eoaotrv ill mttdit r^'^^

320 olaVery. see also 973.7, Civil war; 371.94, EducatKMi ai tntdmmi.

.1 Slave trade.

Coolies and contract slaves.

Serfs and serfdom.

Anti-slavery documents.*• periodicals.

•• societies.

Pro-slavery.

Emancipation and freedom.

History of slavery. Divided geograpWcany IU« cj» ,«»

Biography of slaves.

328 Legislative bodies and annals.

•1 Parliamentary law.

.%

.4-9 Of special countries.Divided by countries hke 940-999, and under each, works may be divided: .1, .To^^niAli: .l.

Debates; .3, Abstracts; .4, Documents; .5, Rules; .8, Legislative maauiUs; *%History of bodies.

329

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.9

•3

S

.6

•7

.8

Political parties. Party conventions.329.01, U. S. presidential campaign documents of all parties, cjranged by camptDgnfc

Federal.

Anti-Federal.

Democratic.

Whig.

American. Know-nothiixg.

Republican.

Minor parties.

.81, Prohibition, see also 178.5, Ethics; .82, Greenback, see also 333.5, Paper noney; .8)1

Woman suffrage, see also 324.3, Suifrage; .84, People's; .85, Labor, see also 3)1.^Laboring classes.

Parties in other countries. Divided geographicaUy like 940-999.

330 Political economy.

.2

3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

•9

.92

. I, Theories; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essavs; .J, Poriodicals; A, Snrtmnj .fv

Study and teaching ; .8, Polygraphy ; .g, Hisioiy.

331 Capital. Labor and wages.

Relations of capital to labor.

Wages. Comparative wages. Profit sharing. Coco*pulsory insurance.

LiabOr of children, see aiso 179.3, Cruelty to chiuiren.

Labor of women. See also 396.5, Womaa.

Convict labor. Prison contracts. See also 365, Priaon*.

Pauper labor. Cheap foreign labor. Chinese.

327 Foreign relations. Divided geographical hv. 930^^ f

.1

J»

•3

•5

.6

•7

.8

.81

M47

M

See also 339, Pauperism; 362.5, Asylums,

Skilled and unskilled labor.

Laboring classes. Seealso329.S5, Labor viucy.

Hours of labor.

Places of labor. Dangers.

See also 613.6, Hygiene; 622. 8, Mining; 614.8, Protection of life.

Food. Clothes. Shelter. See also 640, Domestic economy.

Morals and habits. Thrift. Temperance. Amusements. Temptar

tions. See also 170, Ethics; 790, Amusements; 263.6, Sunday,

Helps. Lectures. Libraries. Reading-rooms, etc.

See also374.5. Popular lectures ; 020, Libraries; 363.7, Sunday.

Training. Apprenticeship.

Organization of labor.

Trade unions and other labor societies. See also 338-6, Guilds.

Strikes.

332 Banks. Money. Credit. Interest

.1 Banks and Banking.

.2

•3

•31

•32

•33

•34

•4

.41

.42

•43

44•45

.46

•47

.48

-49

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.6

.8

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.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

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334.1

.2

-3

4•5

.6

.7

.8

.11 National: .12. State; ,t.-?. Private; .14, Trust companies; .15, Foreign.See also 334-2, Co-operative banks.

Savings Banks.

Loan Institutes.

Credit Institutes.

Building Associations. See 334.1, Co-operation.

Monts de Piete. Governmental.

Pawn Shops. Private.

Coins and Coinage. Mints.

Coinage Metals. Production and Value. Gold. Silver. Nickel. Copper.Single and Double Standard.

International Standards.

Monetary Congresses.

Comparative Value of Moneys.Mints.

Coinage Laws.

History of Mints and Coinage. Divided geographically like 940-999.

Paper Money. Public and Private Notes, sec 320.8*.

Stocks and Stock Exchanges. Bonds.

Credit. Credit System.

Interest and Usury. See also 336.31, Pubiic securities.

Counterfeiting. Forging, see 343. Criminal Law.

Land. Ownership, Rights, and Rent.See 338, Production; and 630, Agriculture.

State Ownership.

Community Ownership.

Private Ownership.

Absentee Owners. Alien Owners.Rent of Land for Cultivation.

» ,9 Building.

Forests.

Mines.

Fisheries.

Co-operation.

Building Societies. Loans. Organization. See also 332.32.

Co-operative Banks. See also 332, Banks.

Insurance Societies. See also 368. insurance

Housekeeping. See also 640, Domestic economy.

Consumptive Associations. Stores.

Productive Associations. Factories.

Friendly Societies.

Burial Societies.

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335 Socialism and Communism..01, Theory of property.

English Socialism.

Saint Simonism.

Fourierism.

Communism.German Socialism. Social Democracy.State Socialism. Socialism of the Chair.

Christian Socialism.

Socialistic Communities.Divided by countries like 930999*

Finance.

.1 State Domain and Properties.

Jl Management and Income from Rents.

a> Sale.

•13 Land Claims.

.14 Land Grants to Railroads, Colleges, etc. See also 379.12, Education.

.19 State Monopolies, e. g. French State Monopoly of Tobacco Trade,

.2 Taxation. ^^ ^^^^ 33s S, Monopolies.

•21 Direct.

az Real Estate

.tj Personal.

•34 Income.

Al Poll.

.26 Customs. Specific or Ad Valorem. See 337, Protection.

.27 Excise. Licenses. Liquor Dog. Legacies. Stamp Duties, see also 178.4.

.18 Local Taxes. See also 379.13, School funds.

.29 Assessment and Collection of Taxes.

.3 Luans. Public Securities.

.31 Interest-bearing Securities. See also 332.8, Interest.

.31 Floating Debt.

•33 Sinking Fund.

•5( Public Credit

.35 Annuities.

•36 Repudiation.

.4-9 Finance of Special Countries- Divided geographicaUy Kke 94o-99>

337 Protection and Free Trade.See also 336.26, tJustoms.

Absolute Free Trade. No Tariff.

Free Trade, i. e. Tariff for Revenue only.

Protection.

Subsidies,

Duties on Special Articles. Steel, Wool, etc

„ „ Raw Materials.

„ „ Books and Works of ArtDuty Free Importation for Colleges, eta

See also 021,861, Libraries.

Reciprocity.

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338 Production. Manufacture Prices.Agricultural products.Mining products. See also 332.4,, coinage mettle

Water „ Fish, ice, etc.

Manufactured products. Machinery in industry.Prices.

Guilds. See also 331.88, Trades unions.

Corporate industries.

Monopolies. See ako 336.19, State monopoUe*

Industrial legislation. Divided geographically like ,40^»

339 Consumption of wealth. Pauperism.See also 379-". Illiteracy; 362.5, Pauper asylums; 331.6 Pauper labor.

340 Law.General works.

Most periodicals belong in Private law, 347.05.

Philosophy. Theories. Law of nature.

Antiquities. Torture. Trial by ordeal. Duel. etc.Trial by jury.

Comparative legislation.

Medical jurisprudence. See also 6,4.23, Expert testimow.

Education. Law school. Office training.Polygraphy. Collections.

Legal anecdotes and miscellany.

Public law.341 International law.

.01, Philosophy; .02, Compends, etc., like 300.

International congresses.Of diplomatic agents for settling international relations. Congreseea on speoal topMS «o vnib

Iheir subjects; e. g. 332.44, on Coinage.

Treaties. Texts and history.Class wuh most important country, uividmg like 940-999.

Law of war. Captives. Neutrals.International criminal law.International private law.Arbitration.

Diplomacy.Consular systems.

342 Constitutional law and history.Divided by countries like 930-999- Under each, works may be divided : i , Textt of consti-

tution; 2, Conventions; 3, Systems; 4, Essays; 8, Polygraphy; 9, H»tor>.For Administrative law, see 350.

343 Criminal law.

.1 Criminal trials.

•2 Punishments.Corporal. Death penalty. Hard labor. Confinement.

.3-9 Of special countries. Divided by countries like 930-999.Under each country, works may be divided: i. Penal codes; i. Reports; %, Crim'Mj

procedure; 4, Text books and manuals.

344 Martial law.

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345 U. S. Statutes and Cases.

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Divide each of the sections. i-. 5, using i, U. S. ; 3, Individual states arranged alphabeticai^l

e. g. Statutes at large of U> S., 345*11 ; Acts and reserves of Mass., 345*K3*

Session Laws.Codes. Revised Statutes.

Law Digests (of Statutes).

Reports.

Use .4, U. S. Supreme Court; .41, U. S. Circuit and District Courts; .415, Periodical

collections of various states; e. g. Eastern Reporter, etc; .42, Reports ot individual

states.

Digests of Cases.

British Statutes and Cases.Divided like 345. Includes all reports in English language except U. S. reports.

Treatises. American and English Private Law.U}i, Philosophy; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essaj's; .05, Periodicals; .06, So-

cietiesi Bar associations ; .08, Polygraphy ; .09, History.

Put law of special topics with the subject ; e. g. Insurance law, 368. The divisions .1-.8 maybe disregarded and all English law text-books arranged in one alphabet by authors. Anelaborate division, similar to Medicine, will be published after further revision.

Persons.

Realty.

Chattels.

Legal Capacity.

Movables.

Contracts.

Torts.

Family Law and Inheritance.

Commercial and Maritime.

Equity.

Civil Trials. Procedure.

Civil Trials.

Pleading.

Forms.

Evidence. Testimony in general not limited to civil trials.

Remedies.

Justices of the Peace, Notaries. Sheriff.

Organization of Courts.

Jurisdictions.

History of Special Courts.

348 Canon Law.

349 Foreign Law.

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Divided like 93o-99q, and under each modem state divided like 345 with decimals .71 to .

used for Treatises like 347. e. g. 349-4475 " French Law of Torts. 349.442 is Fre"

Code. Roman Law is divided:

Roman Lav.01, Philosophy; .02, Compends; .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals; .06, Soeie

ties; .07, Education; .08, Polygraphy; .09, History.

Sources. Ante-Justinian.

„ Justinian.

History and Criticism of Sources.

Institutes. Ancient Roman Law.Pandects. M odern , , „Treatises on Special Topics.

Divided like 347.

350 Administration.Includbg Military science. .,, Theory; .,, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .,, Es,.y.; , ,-.

iTl \''•"'"'" -^ Education; .8, Polygraphy; .,, History. A^rge L;ber ^the qnesfons properly placed under Administration are classed with related topic, «»where Some of these are repeated here, both to show the scope of the sublet "Ad.m.n.s,ra.,on" and to provde for cross references by those specially interested. See al-

343, Constitutional law and history.

351 Administration of Central Government..X Organization of Civil Service.

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Officers. Method of election or appointment. Official functions andrelations.

powers- Mm^

Civil Lists.

Examination.

Tenure of Office. Discipline. See 35.-9., Power of retnovaL

Pensions.

Reform. Spoils System vs. Office-holding Class.

Subjects of Administrative Action.See als« zti. United States; 354, Foreign states.

Financial Administration.

See 336, Finance, Public property, Taxation.

Budget Public Accounts.

Internal Affairs.

See also 323, Domestic relations.

Police Measures.

Public Safety and Order.

See also 352.2, Police; 365, Prisoitt. etc.

X, Press.

2» Reunion and Association.

3, Weapons,

Vice and Good Manners.

1, Liouor Regulation. See 178, Temperarxse.

2, Public Gaming. See 174.6, Ethics.

3» Public Begging, etc. Sec 339, Paupensni.

4, Prostitution. See 176.5, Ethics.

Sanitary Police,

See 3^2.4, Boards of health ; 614. Public heatttt, «cw

Accidents. See 614.8. Public health.

1, liuildings. See 614.85,

2, Fires. See 614.84.

35I-& Promotion of Public Weitare,

.81 Means of Communication.

See 380, Commerce, Communicaticn.

1, Highways. See 386 ; 352.7, Local goremment.2, Railways. See 385.

3, Waterways. See 3S6; 387.

4, Ferries.

5, Bridges. See 352.7, T.ocaI government.

6, Post Office. See 383.

7, Telegraphs. See 384,

Ss Trade and Industry.

I, Weights and Measures. See 389, Commerce.

s. Coinage and Money. See 332, Banks, Money.

3, Landed 'i ndustry.

Agriculture. See 630, Useful arts; 338.1, Production.Forests. See 634,9, Agriculture: 333.7, Land.Mines. See 622, Mining; 33S.2, Production ; 333 S. '.

4, Commercial and Manufacturing Industr>*.

See 380, Commerce; 338, Production.

5, Institutions of Credit. See 332, Banks, Credit,

Savings Banks. See 332.2.

Mutual Benefit Societies. See 334, Cooperation,

Insurance. See 368; 334.3. Cooperative insurance.

Monts de pt^t^. See 332.33.

Labor. See 331, Capital, Labor, Wages.

Public Charity.

See 339, Pauperism; 360, Associations and InstitutiODs,

Education and Worship.

1, Public Education. See 379, Education.

2, Public Libraries. Sec 027.4, Library ecoDomy.

3, Art Museums. See 708, Art.

7, Worship. See 322, Church and State,

Military and Naval. See 355-359, Army and Navy.

Justice. See 340, Law.

Foreign Affairs, See 341, Intemationallaw; 327, Polif.ce-

.9 Control over the Administration.

J^ Administrative Control.

By superior officers.

JQlt Disciplinary Power.

Power of removal. See also 351.4, Tenure of office.

•93' Supervision.

Power to annul or amend specific acts.

J^ Judicial Control.

I, Ordinary Courts. See 347-5, Law of tonK .

5, Criminal Courts. See 343, Criminal i»«

•95 Administrative Courts.

jgfi Parliamentary Control.

jg^ Petitions and Addressee.

•fS Investigations.

^ Impeachment.

352 Local Government. Town. City. County.See also 379, Public schools; 020, Libraries.

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General Questions of Municipal Administration.

Growth and importance of cities.

Cities and state control.

City as a juristic person,—a corporation.

See also 347.1, Law of corporations.

City organization, municipal elections.

Municipal civil service.

Local Administration of Special Countries and Cities.

•03-.09, divided by countries like 930-999.

J0$$ Local Government in England.

Arrange matter relating to special cities alphabetically by name <rf diy and subdjvhkthe remaining works as follows

:

If County.

ft. Municipal borough.

3a Parish.

4i Union. See 339, Pauperism,

5, Sanitary districts. See 614, Public health.

6, School districts. See 379, Education.

7, Highway areas. See 352.7.

4Q Local Government in Germany.

Special cities like 352.042.

i» Province, Landtag, Provincial Committee, Director.

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3» Circle, Circle Diet, Circle Committee, Landrath.

4, Commune.

5, Towns.

6, Township.

«4t lx>cal Government in France.

Special cities like 352.042.

I, Department.

3, General council.

•, Departmental commissiwu

4, Prefect.

5, Arrondissement.

6, Commune.

7, Aiayor.

8, Municipal council.

.1 Finances. City Property and Local Taxation.

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See also 336, finance.

Police.

Fire Department. See also 621.68, Fire engines; 614.84, Fires.

Public Health. Board of Health. See aUo 614, Medidne.

Public Buildings and Works.

Water and Sewerage Works. See also 628, Sanitary engineenot

Streets. Highways. Bridges. Parks.

Licenses. Hack, Huckster, Entertainment, etc.

Other Topics.

353 United States and state governmentSee also 342.73 Constitutional law and history.01 Administrativ centralization.02 Separation of powers•03 President

.04 Departments

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State department

Tresury departmentSee also 336.73 Finance of U. S.

Interior department

Postoffis departmentSee also 383

Judiciary department

War departmentSee also 355 Army Military science

.7 Navy departmentSee also 359 Navy Xaval science

Other departments

State government Divided uke 974-979Apply same decimals for state and foren governments. For departments nothere specified use .8 and .9 and any of above numbers left blank; e. «. for a statehavmgnonavy..7isfree forsome local use. Judiciary dept. of D. C. 353.975353 53-9 includes history of regiments, unless covering a particular period of nationalhistory; eg. the history of the N. Y. rth regiment in the civil war -

is attractedto 973.74. but a general history of the same regiment is 353.97476

Organization of central government Forenstates

See also 342 Constitutional law and historvDivided geografically by countries like 930-999. Under each country the U Sdivisions. I State. . Tresury. etc. may be used; e. g. State department of GreatBritain. 354.421. Add also the following divisions:

Administration of England Central government01 Adminiiitrativ centralization02 Separation of powers03 Monarch04 Privy council

05 Cabinet

Administration of Germany Central government01 Administrativ centralization02 Separation of powers03 Empire04 Bundesrat

05 Emperor06 Ministry

07 States Monarchs08 Landtag Ministers Council of state09 Free cities

Administration of France Central governmentoi Administrativ centralization02 Separation of powers03 President

04 Ministers

05 Council of state

355 Military science ArmyMilitary in broad sense of land and sea forces; but limited to mili-tary science, tactics, etc. For War department of U. S. see 353 6*for history of regiments, see 353-9 and 4 under special wars in 973.'See also Military engineering

.0 2 Compends .03 Dictionaries .04 Essays .05 Periodicals.07 Education ,08 Polygrafy .09 History

355-5 Servis

.01 Theory

.06 Societies

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Military life

Including honor, honors and insignia, and standards

Servis periods and retirement

Termination of servis Resulting statusMilitary life in peace and warMilitary honor Disciplin

Professional morality; rewards

UniformsSystem; distinguishing rank; style, color and esthetic considerationsSee also 355.81 Clothing of troops

Colors and standards

Military celebrations

Garrison and field servis. mobilization; instruction of troops and subaltenvgrades; maneuvers

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Grand maneuvers Instruction campsMilitary administration

Class here only what concerns the workings of administrativ servises.personnel and organization of these servises see 356.3

For

7 Military establishments

.2 Recruitment

Commemorations, anniversaries, jubilees

Organization and servis

See also 359 Naval establishments

623 . 63 Military establishments (military engineering)725.12 Architecture of military bildings

.8 Military equipment and supplies

.81 Clothing Camp outfit

.8a Small arms and ammunition

Obliga-Voluntary and compulsory enlistment; recruits from military schools,lions of citizens with respect to national defenseFor relations of government to maintenance of public order see 351.74 Govern-ment police mesures

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Organization of military forces

Army units and organizationFor special arms see 356 Infantry. 3S7 Cavalry. 358 Artillery. For classifi-cation according to military obligation and field of servis see 355.35

Offisers Military hierarchy

Command in general

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General principles and rules of command, whether of large or small unitSpecial servis

Outside the regular arm or grade

Armies General staff

Armies clast according to military obligation and field of servis; e.g. Euro-pean armies of first line, 2d line, colonial armiesFor military units see 355.31

Tactics and strategy

Logistics and field servis

General tactics

See each arm for its peculiar tactics

Strategy

Siege warfareFor siege engineering see 623.3

National defense

Military geografyDivided like 930-999Geografic works from military point of view and works on strategic con^ditions of theaters of operations

Wars, campains, battles, military exploitsBetter clast with wars to which they belong in 930-999

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Administrativ questions: working and reserv supply; storage, issue, etc.For mechanism and relativ efficiency of different kinds see 623.4

Wagons Harness Transportation outfit

Pioneering tools

Other tools Instruments

Infantry

OrganizationLight infantry, mounted infantry, cyclist infantry

Special colonial infantry

Organizations eventually subject to mobilizationVolunteer corps

Irregular troops' Corps francs ' existing only during war

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Staff and special servises

Administrativ staff and servisesPersonnel and organization

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Cavalry Mounted servisesCavalry proper

Remount and training servises

Army train

Artillery, engineers and other technical servisesFor ordnance, gunnery, etc. see 623 Military engineering

Artillery

Engineers

Other technical servises

359 Naval scienceDivided by .01-.09 like 355. See 623.8 Naval architecture

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36o Associations and institutionsThis covers what is best known as " Charities and corrections," and generalworks on this topic go in 360. Under each section .9 is used as in 362.9. forgrouping by location; e. g. Clubs of London are 367.9421

361 CharitableSee also 377.7 Charity schools For humane societies see 179.2

362 Hospitals, asylums, and allied societies^ For inebriate asylums, see 178.6 Temperance reformatories

Sick and wounded Incurables Eye and ear infirm-aries Lying-in hospitals Dispensaries

2 InsaneSee also 132. 1 Insanity

3 Idiotic

See also 132.2 Idiocy; 136.7622 Child study; 371.922 Education

4 Blind Def DumSee also 371.91 Education

5 PaupersSee also 339 Pauperism; 331.6 Pauper labor

6 Aged

7 Children Orphans FoundlingsSee also ethics, 179.2 Cruelty

8 Other

9 Special countriesDivided like 930-999: e. g. 362.942 Hospitals of England

363 PoliticalTammany. Primrose leag, Ku Klux, etc.

364 ReformatorySchools; discharge J convicts; criminal classes

365 Prisons DisciplinSee also 331.5 Convict labor

366 Secret societies '

.1 Masons .2 Knights of Pythias .3 Odd Fellows .4. RosicruciansSee also 371-^5 College secret societies

367 Social clubs

368 InsuranceSee also 334-3 Cooperativ insurance ;

.1 Fire

•3 Marine

^ Life

.31 Annuities; see also 336.35 Public annuities; 519.5 Probabilities

•4 Accident

•5 Animal and crop

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Plate glass

Boiler

Credit and bonds Land titles

Government control Commissioners.93-99 divided ReoRrafically like 930-999: e. g. Insurance in New York(including state reports, etc.) is 368.9747

Other associations and institutions

Hereditary and patriotic societies (American)

General associations

Regular army and navy union

Society of veterans of the regular army and navyMilitary and naval order of the United States

Medal of honor legion

Military order of foren wars of the United States

Order of the old guardIncorporated 31 Jan. 1896; organized 15 Oct. 1896

Naval order of the United States

Society of American wars

Colonial societies

Society of colonial wars

Society of colonial dames of AmericaA New York society with chapters in other states; known also merelyas Colonial dames of America

National society of colonial dames of AmericaA federation of separately incorporated societies in about 40 differer.t

states

Society of the Mayflower descendants

Order of the founders and patriots of AmericaColonial order of the acorn

society of Pennsylvania

daughters of the 17th century

Revolutionary societies

Society of the Cincinnati

Society of the daughters of the Cincinnati

Sons of the American revolution

Sons of the revolution

Daughters of the American revolution

Daughters of the revolution

Children of the American revolution

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Society, of the war of 1812United States daughters of 1 776-181

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Military society of the war of 181

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Society of the second war with Great Britain in the state ofNew YorkAztec club of 1847National association of veterans of the Mexican war

Civil war societies, Union

G. A. R, (Grand army of the republic)Military order of the Loyal legionSociety of loyal volunteersUnion veterans unionUnion prisoners of war associationSociety of the army and navy of the GulfNational association of naval veterans

370 Education

Woman's relief corps

Woman's veteran relief union

Society_of the sons of veterans, U. S.

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armv

Civil war associations, Confederate

Confederate survivors associationConfederate veterans associationUnited sons of confederate veterans

confederate veteransDaughters of the confederacy

Spanish war veterans

Society of the army of Santiago de CubaNa^al and military order of the Spanish American war

Disciplin in broad sense

•X Theory of education Meaning AimIncluding philosofy of education, science of education and general method-ology. Not limited to any curriculum, school or class of schools. Forspecific methods, pedagogics, see 371

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History of educational theory

Psychology applied to education

Imitation, suggestion, play. etc. Divided like 150 Psychology; e. g.function of memory in education 370.154

Dictionaries Cyclopedias

Essays Addresses

Periodicals

General. For periodicals limited to a special topic see that topic; e.g.

kindergarten magazines 372.205. See also 371.805, 378.05

Educational almanacs and kalendars for teachersOrganizations Conventions

Associations Clubs

Permanent societies, their meetings and reports. Divided like 940-999Congresses Conventions

Occasional congresses and conferences: international or interstate

Study of education Institutions and organizations for training

teachers

Means and methods, including normal schools, institutes, etc. For needof training, kind and amount, see 371.12

Teachers meetingsClass meetings of teachers of a single institution (faculty meetings)with the institution; see table for school and college publications under378.4-9

Plan and organization

Frequency, time, place, control, cost. etc.

Programs, courses of study

In special places

Divided geografically like 940-999Teachers institutes

Divide like 370.71 above

Normal schools

Institutions primarily for training teachers; e.g. state normal Schools,Teachers college of Columbia university; often with attacht•model' or practis schools, in which normal students teach undersupervision of their instructors. For training classes attacht toregular schools see 370.75

Plan and organization Aims and functions ScopeLength and time of terms. Support: public, private

Courses, programs Credentials

Adjuncts : practis or model schools

Special countries and schools

Divided geografically like 940-999

Education museumsIncluding exhibits at international expositions, state and county fairs, etc.

Training classes

Class here teachers classes attacht to regular schools. For normaischools see 370.73

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Polygrafy

. Collected writings of a single authorIf not limited to a definit topic; e.g. Horace Mann. Henry Barnard, etc.

Collected writings of several authorsHistory, description

General works covering both ancient and modern history, and includinghistory of institutions, practis and description of conditions. See also136.791 The child among uncivilized and semicivilized peoples

Educational biografy

Preferably clast in 923.7

History of education in special countriesSubdivided like 930-999

;:. Medieval Europe

•9405 Modern Europe

Teachers Methods DiscipHnPractical methods. See 370.1 for theories of education. The followingdivisions concern instruction of all grades

Teachers Teaching personnel Professors,

masters, instructorsSee also 370.7 Training of teachers

Duties and responsibilities Mission

Personal influence

Relations to parentsMutual duties of parents and teachers

Relations to community Public status

Social status

Qualifications PersonalitySee also 371.18

Need of training; kind and amountDiscussion of special preparation of teachers and professors for theirvocation. For teachers training schools and classes, see 370.7

Examination Certificates Certified teachers

Licenses

Appointment Organization of teaching forceAppointment Contract Discharge TenureAppointing body

Board, committee, principal

Agencies

Bureaus and associations for supplying teachers

Professional statusPermanent profession vs steppingstone^theory

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Salary and promotion Compensation Amountof servis

For pensions and insurance see 371.17

Salary

Fees

Allowance for expenses

Residence Living expenses

Promotion Advance in rankFor salary promotion see 371.161

Hours Daily or weekly servis

Vacation Yearly servis

Sabbatic year

Pensions and insurance for teachersCarnegie pension fund

Women as teachersFeminization of teaching force

Other topics

School organization School recordsDiary. 'Logbook.' For government of students, disciplin, see 371.5 Forschool supervision see 379.15

.21 Admission Enrolment MatriculationFor college entrance requirements see 371.214. Standards of individualschools are clast with the school

Grammar or intermediate school admission standardsIncluding standards of German biirgerschulen

High school standardsIncluding standards of German gymnasia, French colleges and lycdes

College standardsUndergraduate and nonprofessional graduate courses in (American)colleges and universities

Professional and technical school standardsTuition fees Free tuition Scholarships

See also 371.162 Professors fees; 379.13 Tuition fees of nonresidentpupils m public schools; 378.34 Scholarships

Terms Vacations Holidays Breaking upSee also Hygiene of vacations and holidays 613.76, 613.77; Closing fordiseases, 371.712

Terms in 2 or more placesFor floating schools see 371.392

Hours RecessFor exercise see 371.73 Care of body

Classes GradesFor grading of schools, see 379.17. See also 371.394 Individualinstruction

Length of school courses; e. g. 6 year courseSee also 378.241 Length of college course

Marking system

371.27 Examinattons: oral, written Cramming

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.424

•429

See also 428.9 LanguageFor competitiv examinations see 371.53

Promotions DegradingOther topics

Graduation DiplomasMay be subdivided like 371.21 See also 378.2 College degrees

.3 Methods of instructionSee also special subjects; e.g. Science study, 507

Rote or concert teaching

Text books RecitationsUse of textbooks. Textbooks themselvs are clast with the subjectstreated

Lectures Oral instruction

Developing or inductiv methodArt of questioning Catechetic methodTopical method

Correlation

Special daysHistorical days: Discovery day. Flag day. Memorial day. Constitu-tion day. Independence day. Birthdays: authors and other notedpersons; Washington's birthday. Nature: arbor day. bird day

^Other; Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, etc

Seminary methodLaboratory workOther

Floating schools or collegesCombining travel and shipboard instruction ,

Trips, excursions, visits

Individual instruction Batavia systemBy regular teacher or tutor, at home or at school See also 373 iPrivate instruction

Small classes

See also 371.47 Quincy system

Systems of educationFor Frobel's system see 372.2 Kindergarten

Bell and Lancaster, or monitorial Mutualsystem

Fellenberg or manual training ; vocationalschools, industrial education

For equipment and cost of manual training schools or departmentssee 371.623 Machine shops. 371.676 Apparatus, etc. For subjectsof study see 375.01-.9 For individual schools see 607 or 378.99

Educational value

In elementary schools

In secondary schools

In special schools

History and development

371-43

•44

•45

.46

•47

.5

•SI

•52

•53

•535

.55

.56

•57

•S8

•59

•595

.6

.61

.62

.621

.622

.623

.624

.625

.626

.627

.628

.629

Military organization Military instruction

PestalozzianClass here all Pestalozzl's educational writings

Jacotot

Quincy system

Government

Rules

Attendance

Disciplin Authority

See also 379.23

Rev^ards

Truancy Tardiness AbsencesCompulsory education

Prizes Favors ApprobationInterschool literary contests

Competitiv examinations. For interschool and intercollegiate de-debates see 374-245 For interschool athletics see 371.75

54 Punishment Disciplinary penaltiesLimits of school jurisdiction. Disciplin of consequences

Corporal punishment

Other punishmentsConfinement; tasks; expulsion; suspension; discharge

Personnel responsible for disciplin MonitorsMoral government Alcott systemStudent self government College systems

School city Ray system

School premises and equipmentGrounds Site

School playgrounds

BildingsRequirements peculiar to schools. See also 727 Architecture of educa-tional institutions. The following subdivisions apply to both specialrooms and separate bildings

Study, lecture and assembly roomsLibrary and museums

Art, science, etc. See also 022 Library bildings; 371.64 Functionof school libraries; 021.3 Relation of libraries and schools; 027 .7-.8Reports of college and school libraries

Laboratories Observatory Machine shopSee also 542.1 Chemic laboratories;

371-66 Scientific apparatus and supplies

GymnasiumSee also 725.85

Other special rooms or bildingsDormitories, clubs, infirmaries. Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A.

Sanitation Lavatories

Lighting

Heating and ventilation

AccessoriesElevators, lifts, telefones, etc

S 22. 1 Observatories

371-63

.631

.632

•^33

•634

•635

.636

•637

•638

•639

.64

.641

.642

•643

.644

•645

.646

•647

.648

65

.66

.67

^7

•71

711

.712

Furnishing, and decorationFurniture

Blackboards, desks, chairs, benches. For globes and maps see371.66

Musical instruments

Floors : bare, coverdSee also 721.6 Architectural construction;

022.96 Library bjldings

64s House decoration

Walls : tints, covering

DecorationSee also 729 Architectural decoration

Pictures, frescoes

Sculpture

Plants

Other decoration

Libraries

Glass

;

Character and functions. For relation to public library see 021 3- forrelation to other school rooms and bildings see 371.622. See also 027 8School libraries; 027.7 College libraries

Relations of library to faculty and studentsSchool traveling libraries

School reading lists

See also 028.5 Reading of young

Elementary school libraries

Secondary school libraries

College and university librariesDepartmental and seminar libraries

Professional and technical school librariesIn 371-645-8 may be clast matter pertaining to desirability andscope of such libraries, tho it is better in 027.7-.8 with reports andother matter pertaining to their management

Museums: character and functions

Divided If wisht like 010^999: e.g. 371.655 Science museums; 371 657Art museums Limited to character and functions ot museums attachtto teachmg institutions; see also 708 Art museums and form division 074under special subjects

Scientific apparatus, laboratory equipment andsupplies

Divided like soo; e.g. 371.662 Astronomic observatory

Other apparatus, equipment and suppliesDivided if wisht like 010-999; e. g. 371.6791 Globes, maps. etc.

bcnool hygiene

Helth of students Overstudy FatigueSanitary conditions and inspection

Board of helth. For sanitary engineer's side see 371.626Medical inspection

For personal conditions affecting helth and intellectual progress'e.g. clenimess, contagious diseases, nervous disorders defectiveyes, ears or teeth. Closing schools on account of epidemic orcontagious diseases

^

371.713 Unhygienic posturesSee also 371.63a Furniture (ill designd desks and seats)

.716 School mealsDiscussion. Administrativ problems: space, cost, whether wholly or partlyfree, etc. For management of lunch room, suitable food, etc. see 642.58

72 Care of eyes Effect of study

73 Care of body Gymnastics CalisthenicsFor systems of gymnastics or physical training, and books of exercises

see 613.71

731 Educational influence of physical training

732 Gymnastics Calisthenics

7322 In elementary schools

7323 In secondary schools

7324 In colleges

7325 In special schools

7326 In girls' schools

733 Military drill

For military organization of school see 371.43

734 Fencing

735 Swimming Bathing

736 Riding

737 Walking School promenades

74 Recreations Games, etc. Athletics Di-

versionsSee also 371-61 School playgrounds; 613.74 Hygiene of play; 796Outdoor sports

.75 Championship games Boat races Inter-

school athleticsSee also i7S-7 Ethics; 613.73 Hygiene; 796 Outdoor sports

.79 Other special topics

.8 Student life and customsVarious aspects of student life and student activities outside regularcourses of study

See also 784. 6 College songs; 378.29 College costumes.805 Student periodicals

Discussion here. Periodicals themselvs preferably with their schools

.81 Student honorCribbing Cheating Keys Ponies Copying

.82 Fagging and hazing Bullying Germanstudent duels

.83 Student organizations German corps

.836 Ancient student societies

•84 Literary societies

•85 Secret societies

Class all college chapters here, thus bringing the fraternity together,with reference from the college. See also 366 Secret societies

.86 Society premises

Temples, etc

Society houses Halls

371-87

.88

.89

.895

.896

•9

•91

.gii

.912

•913

.92

•93

•94

•945

•947

•95

.96

.961

.962

•97

•974

.975

976.98

•99

Student houses Lodgings DormitoriesCommons ' Student restaurants Eatineclubs

^

Customs Celebrations Triumphs, burn-ings, etc

Anniversaries Ceremonious receptions Student banquetsSchool plays

Divided by language like 400; e.g 2 English, 3 GermanClass days

Of special institution, with institution

Education of special classesGeneral questions; kind and methods of education for these classesFor mst,tut,ons see 36., 364. For study of abnormal children see rjfi.je

Physically defectivSee also 3 6 J. 4 Asylums for blind and def

BlindSee also 655.38 Printing for the blind

DefFinger alfabet See also 378 for degreeconferring colleges

Blind-def

Mentally defectivDivided like 13 = see also 362.3 Idiot asylums. 9,0.8 Lives of idiotscranks, etc. '

Morally defectiv DelinquentsSee also 364 Reformatories. Criminal classes

Other abnormal classesSee also 136.764-9 in Childstudy

Exceptionals

DependentsSee also 362 Hospitals, asylums and allied societies

Special ranksSee also 375.002 Courses for different social classes

Princes

Nobles

Special typesSee also 372.17 Boys, the * gang '

Freedmen NegroesSee also 378.75-.76 for degreeconferring colleges

Indians

Orientals

Special nationalitiesSpecial schools for foreners; e. g. Germans. Hungarians. RussiansJapanese in United States.

Coeducation of races

372 Elementary education

.01

.a

.201

.202

.203

.204

.205

.206

.207

.208

.209

.21

.211

.212

.213

.214

-215

.22

•23

•3

•35

.36

•4

•45

.5

•51

•52

•53

•54

•55

Primary schools. Dame schools. Infant schools (under 7 years)See also Day nurseries 362.7; Minding schools 362.5 or 362.7; Creches 362.7

Pedagogics and didactics of primary schools

May be used like 136.7 by those who insist on having childstudy witheducation

KindergartenSee also 371.44 Pestalozzian, for theory and early history. Put Frobel'swork and development of his system here

Theory Principles

EssaysPeriodicals

Societies

Training kindergartners

History

Divided if wisht like 940-999

MethodsGifts and occupations

Gifts

Occupations

Stories

Songs and games

Influence of kindergarten

Relation to other schools

Observing powers Object teaching Science

Nature studyDivided like 500-599; e.g. Birds 372.35982

Gardening

Reading Alfabet Fonics and word methodsSpelling

See also 428.6 Elementary readers

Simultaneous teaching of reading, writing andspelling

Elementary writing and manual workSee also 741 Freehand drawing

WritingFirst efforts, imitating printed roman letters

Drawing DesignSee also 741 Drawing

Clay modeling

Sewing, etc

Elementary basketry, weaving and braiding

372.6

.6i

•65

•7

.8

.89

Elementary grammar Language lessons

ithVrtung'°"' ^"""'°" ' ""- -^^—

Second languageElementary arithmetic

Divided if wisht like oro-999; e.g. 372.82iilementary geografy

Religion

373

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.11

.2

.4-9

^D 1';^''*"'' ^^ ''^°°^^= ^i^t°^' "ports, etc

Secondary Academic Preparatoryt?::co:da.t:rc::L°' f:::;:.' '''°r"

'"^''°''^' ''' -^'^'--^ ^--^^-nyPrivate or endowd ^0"^^ si" f f^r °' ^"'"'°"- ^'^^^ "ere also aUpublic (taxsupponed "hooTs n 3" ^'°: 'T °^ ""'

T'^'""' ^'^^ ^"

support) in 372.9 all schooklnri .mf ^" P"™'"-" ^-^hools (regardless of

colleges for :^e„ ^ coeducat on in ,,8 'n ' IZ"°"^° '" "*' ^""^ -"

to monastic, diocesan and parocWar,oh ^ u"'^"'^ ''"""""^ P''^"""

selvs in 37. 3,3 „8 etc TZ f u'" "'' ''"' ^''^^ "''^ ^^^ools them-

For specific to^ic/see3'.' ' " '^^'"

Private instruction: tutor, governess, coachRelativ advantages of instruction at home andm school

See also 371.354 Individual instructionDay schools Boarding schoolsSpecial countries and schools: history, reports, etcD.v.de like ,4o-,99, as, 373.4. Higher English schools. Eton, Harrow.

374 Home education

culture

Self education and

.z

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

.245

•25

3

43

,44-

Cultural, personal aspect of education.

Subdivided by o with forna numbers if wisht; e.g. 374.05 magazines pertaim'ngto this work, 374.06 Conferences, conventions, institutes, general meetings.The term Home education covers the broad field of adult self education thruprivate reading, study clubs and reading circles, summer, vacation, eveningand correspondence schools, lecture courses and other forms of extensionteaching and other agencies for extending more widely opportunities andfacilities for education outside the usual teaching institutions.

For relations of this work to libraries, the natural centers for such activities»ee 021.2 See also 378.13 University extension

With or without personal guidance

Solitary study Private reading ConversationAdvantages to be derived from reading. Study alone with or without aidof reading lists, syllabuses, etc

Reading lists themselvs, syllabuses and other aids to study belong withother bibliografies (016) or with compends under their subjects. They mayhowever, if preferd. be kept together under 374.r. divided like the classi-fication; e.g. syllabus on English history 374.1942; on library economy374.102

See 028, for preparation of guides, policy, methods, etc.

Associated study

Studv clubs

Clubs

Class here * travel clubs ' which study about places without travelingto see them. See also 374.25

Reading circles Book and periodical club?

Lyceums Literary clubs

Debating societies Oratorical clubs

Interschool and intercollegiate debatesFor interschool literary contests see 371 .535

Traveling clubs Educational value of travelClubs which travel for study. See also 374.21

With personal guidanceEither alone or in groups, clubs or classes

Correspondence teaching Manuscript aidsIncluding methods of correspondence teaching

Societies for encouraging home study

49 Correspondence schoolsGeneral schools divided like 940-999- Special schools are better clastwith their subject, with only a reference here: e.g. correspondence schoolsof agriculture 630.7

LecturesSingle lectures, or series of lectures on different subjects; courses on th«same subject unsupported by any other of the 7 factors of a complete ext-~iion course: i.e.

1 Lectures 3 Class 5 Guided reading 7 ExamiaatioL2 Syllabus 4 Papers 6 Club

374-6

.62

.64

Lecture studyExtension courses

Lecture sUidy3 or more lectures on the same subject, with 2 or more of the 7 factors

Extension courses5 or more lectures on the same subject with 4 or more of the 7 factors

Continuation schools

D^Ted'likT'"''''''"';''"' "'^'' ^"^'"^'^ '"'- ^^""^" ^"-ili-^y schoolsDivided like 940-999 For evening or night schools see also 3 79 19

Central organizations, state departments, institutes

ChautaT^uV'^r^'"^"^°" '-''• ^^°°''^" ^-^^^"^- ^-^- ^-^^tute.

375 Curriculum.001

.002

.003

.004

.005

.006

.007

.008

Electiv systemG/oup system

.009

.OI-.9

Order of studies

Single course

Parallel courses

Optional courses

Balanced courses

Special topics

Overcrowding curriculumCourses for different classes of society

For bredwinning vs cultureFailure of course to develop efficiencv

Courses for schools of special kindsCourses in schools of Roman catholic order of St Ann- outlineof study for common schools; courses in French lyc^es etcSee also special schools under their respectiv subjects

Courses for institutions in special countriesDivided like 900. See also 3 79. 4-.

9

Subjects of study

37^

.1

.2

•3

•4

.5

Divided like the classification 010-99,; e.g. 375.5 Place of science in thecurriculum, 375.84 French literaturp in tu^ ^ 1

in the curriculum'""^t-re m the curnculum. 3 75.88 Classics

Methods of teaching individual subjects, also textbooks, may be kept witheducational hterature by adding letters to 375 as follows: A general B edu-cat,onal value of specific subjects, C place in curriculum. D me hod, ofteachmg specific subjects. E textbooks;e.g. 375.32 B Educational value of political science

375-32 C Place of political science in the curriculum

Education of womenSee also 396.4

Physical capacity of womenMental capacity of women

See also 136. i Mental characteristics as influenced by sex

Home or domestic instructionBy tutor or governess. See also 374

Fashionable education * Finishing ' schoolsDiscussion. For prospectuses, catalogs, etc, see 376 9

Convent educationDiscussion. For prospectuses, catalogs, etc, see 376.9

376.6

63

.54

.56

Higher education of womenSecondary and college

Secondary: Preparatory schools for girlsAll between primary and college. Discussion. For girls highschools see379. 4-. 9; for private preparatory schools see 376.9

Influence of college education on womenAssociations of college women

Association of collegiate alumnae. Alumnae of a single college with thatcollege

.7 Coeducation Segregation SeparationDiscussion of collegiate education of women in separate institutions or thosefor both sexes, whether in the same or separate classes. See 378 for coedu-cational institutions. 376.8 for separately organized colleges, either affiliatedlike Barnard and RadclifTe or independent like Vassar. Smith, etcClass here by attraction general discussion of coeducation of sexes in collegeand secondary school

.8 Colleges for womenDegreeconferring colleges go here. Arrange material of each college by

_ "Table for school and college publications" following 378.99. All otherschools for women go in 376.9

.9 Special countries and schools : history, reports, etcSubdivided like 940-999: e.g. 376.943 Education of women in Germany

377 Religious, ethical and secular educationRelations of religious to secular education. For inculcation as well as actualteachmg of definit ethical or religious doctrins see 375: e. g. instruction induties of citizenship, patriotism 375-172. course in Christian evidences 375 239Class catalogs, history, etc of a denominational school regardless of religious

.affiliation, but class here books dealing in general with schools of a certaindenomination or order; e.g. educational system of the Jesuits 377 35

Religious instruction Bible in public schoolsIncluding sectarian instruction or influence in public schools. Public schoolteachers in religious garb. Conscience clause of English elementary schoolcode

Ethical education

.1

.2

•3

4

.5

.6

•7

See also 170.7 Study of ethics; 375.17 Place of ethics in curriculum

Monastic or abbey schoolsEcoles congreganistes. Divide like 271. See also 271 Monastic orders376.5 Convent education of girls

Diocesan schools Cathedral schoolsDomschulen, stiftschulen

Parochial schoolsSee also 257 Parochial schools

Missionary schoolsSee also 266 Missions

Charity schoolsMainly for elementary education.

Church and educationSubdivided like 280; e.g. 377.82 Relation of Roman catholic church toeducation. Discussion of denominational schools or educational associationse.g. 377-82 Association of Catholic colleges of United StatesSee also 261.5 Church and intellectual development

Nonchristian religions and educationSubdivided like 290: e.g. 377-97 Relation of Mohammedanism to education

See also 361 Charitable institutions

37^ Colleges and universities

.01

.014

.05

.06

.068

.069

.II

.113

.121

.14

•IS

•153

.16

•17

.3

21

22

23

With power to confer degrees. For men only and for both sexes. For women'scolleges see 376.8

Definition of college and university AimAdvantages and influence of college training; e.g. on business capacityCollege terminology. * slang

'

Including also student slang. See also 427, 437, etc.

Academic periodicalsPeriodicals devoted to college and university interests. Those issuedby colleges, schools, etc, are scatterd either by subject or under collegenumbers

General college associationsAssociation of New England colleges

See also 370.6

Associated alumni University clubsFor alumni associations of any one college, see T under college

number

Duties of college men as a bodyOrganization Government Location Scope,

field

Classes, colleges, graduate departments, etc.

Administrativ officers

Disciplinary officers, judicial corps, university coiurtPresident, deans, etc.

.12 Teaching staff FacultyExchange of professors. For qualifications see 371. ix

Freedom of teaching

University extensionConducted by universities. See also 374

College year Summer or vacation instructionAll the year session

Location and size Large vs smallCity vs country colleges

Academic degrees and costume College colorsSee also 614.31 Medical degrees

Degrees

Degree conferring body and powersCollege, university or state. See also 614.21 State regulation of medicaleducation

Graded degreesPass, honor, cum laude, magna cum laude, etc

Degrees in courseAdvanced degrees conferd at specified periods on graduates in goodstandmg. without evidence of advanced attainments

378.24

.241

.242

.243

.244

.26

.27

.28

.29

.3

33•34

•35

•36

•37

•38

.4-.98

Degrees for completion of courses

Length of college

99

With or without examination

Time and residence required

course

Subjects allowable for liberal degreeWhether technical courses should be credited toward liberal degree*

Differentiation of degrees: B.A. B.S. B.L. etc

Degrees on examinationWith or without residence

Honorary degrees

Degrees by purchase or forgery

Insignia

Seal Coat of arms MottoColors : institution and class College flags

Academic gowns and hoods

Endowment of research Fellowships Scholar-

ships Student aid

Endowment of researchCarnegie institution. Incentivs to research. Prizes. Opportunities forresearch. Nobel prizes. Competitions

Fellowships

ScholarshipsRhodes scholarships Traveling scholarships

Student aid societies Student loan fundsCollege employment bureaus Faculty committees

Other organizations for securing work for students

Student expenses Extravagance EconomySpecial countries and colleges : History, reports, etc

For women's colleges, see 376.8Subdivide like 940-999, e.g. 378.42 English universities; 378.741 Mainecolleges

The various colleges of any section may be given each a number or bearranged alfabetically. Under each college arrange publications by thefollowing table, placing these letters after the letter (or letter and figuresused to designate the college; e.g. a history of Harvard college would bemarkt 378.744 H E, and a second history would be numberd 378.744 H Ei.The practical convenience of this plan outweighs the objection that it

introduces classification into the book numbersIf preferd, colleges and universities may be arranged alfabetically undercontinent number, insted of being clast first by country or state: e.g.European universities under 378.4 in alfabetic order regardless of country.United States colleges and universities all in one alfabet under 378.73

Professional, technical and other special schools

Professional educationBest kept with subject, but may be compactly groupt here. Dividedlike the classification: e.g. 378.993 Theologic schools, 378.9934 Law schooli,378.9961 Medical schools

TABLE FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PUBLICATIONSA Charter and statutesBCDEFGHI

JK

LMNOPQRS

TUVwz

Trustees Regents Resolutions, reports, etcAdministration President, chancellor Reports, etcFinances Tresurer's reportsHistory Foundation, growth, etcBiografy NecrologyGeneral catalogs Triennials, etcAnnual catalogs Attendance, registers, etcHandbooks Circulars of informationBulletins Official periodicals

^"LXesseT^"*'''"^''^'''^^'' ^^'^ Baccalaureate and other

Programs Tickets MemorabiliaFaculty (as a body) PubUcations RegulationsLectures Class manuals Examination questionsStudent theses Orations, essays, etcStudent catalogs Society annuals, etcStudent periodicals

Student societies, including periodicalsStudent miscellany Songs Class day, etcAlumni Societies, committees, etcClasses Histories, records, etcPictures Class albumsBildings and grounds Descriptions, maps, etcSchools: divinity, law, me4ical, etc

Kelation of state to379 Public schools

educationPublic school system

School funds

National and state aid to educationSee also 336.14 Finance

Public aid to private and sectarian schoolsLand grants

Subsidies

Local supportTaxation Bonds Endowment Nonresident tuition See alsoJSO.aS Taxation

I

II

12

121

124

13

37914

.151

.152

•153

.154

.156

.16

•17

.171

.172

.173

•175

.18

.19

.2

.21

.22

,24

3

4--9

School laws and regulations School ageDivided like 940-999

School supervision and control: national, state

and local Centralization

National

State: department, inspectors, etc

Local : superintendent, school committee, boardSupplies, free textbooks, etc. For school meals see 371.716

Individual : parents and others

State textbooks

Public colleges and universities: national, state

and local

Only discussion here; for individual colleges see 3 78. 4-.

9

Secondary schoolsDiscussion. For individual schools see 3 79. 4-.

9

Highschools Academies6 year highschools

Grammar schools

Rural schools

Central plan Conveying pupils

Primary schools KindergartensQuestions ol' public maintenance. For individual schools see 371.9

Evening schoolsSee also 374.8

Illiteracy Instruction of illiterates

Illiteracy and crime Education and crimeCriminal illiterates

Illiteracy and pauperism Indigent illiteratesSee also 339 Pauperism; 362.5 Pauper asyiuras

Compulsory educationSee also 371.52 Truancy

Public vs private and endowd schools

Special countries, sections, cities, etcSubdivided like 940-999: e.g. 379-73 Reports of U.S. commissionetof education; 379-74 Education in Massachusetts; 379.7471 in NewYork city. Keep state departments separate from city and other localsystems by numbering state reports. A1-A8, using A9 followd by-

author's initial (lower case) for history of schools of any state; e.g.Fitch's Xew York public schools i:^).-j4y Ayf

38o Commerce Communication

381

382

383

384

386

387

3S8

389

The technical side of these questions goes mostly in' 650 Useful arts iHere

Ltrs;^"S::t:°^^"^--^ -""-' -'-'°"- ^- - S°vemn.enTcont'.""f

Domestic trade

Foren trade Consular reports

PostoffisSee also 353.4 U. S. administration

Telegraf Cable TelefoneSee also 621.38 and 654

Railroad and expressSee also 656;Railroading

Canal and highway transportationSee also useful arts. 656 Transportation

River and ocean transportationSee also usefuljarts, 656 Transportation

City transitSee also engineering 625

Weights and mesures Metrolop-ySee al: o 658 Business manuals ^"^

390 Customs Costumes Popular life

391

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•3

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.5

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.8

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Ji

These beds are for discussions by topic. Customs, etc. of any special country£ go in 913-919. Books on a special topic in a special country go here, as the

grouping by topics is the more important; e. g. Marriage in Japan is 392.5,fc but Japanese customs, 915.2. For customs of primitiv man, see s 7

1

Costume and care of personSee also 646 Clothing; 613.4 Hygiene

Costumes of men" " women" " chUdren

Extremities: hats, gloves, sandals, shoes, stockings, etc.

Hair dressing BarbersSee also 646.7 Toilet

Care of person Bathing Toilet

Ornaments and jewelry

Birth, home, and sex customsBirth customs: christening, circumcision

Sacrifice and exposureSee also ethics, 173.4 Infanticide

Family and home relations

Betrothal

Marriage

Sex relations Concubinage

Treatment of the dedSee also 614.6 Public helth

Earth burialSee also 719 Cemeteries

Cremation

Embalming, mummiesExposure

Special funeral customs: wake, suttee

Public and social customsEating, banquets

Shows and diversions

Games Dances, etc.

Ceremonies

Processions

Fairs

Chivalry TournamentsDueling Suicide

See also 179-7 Ethics; law, 340.3 Trial by ordeal

395

396

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•5

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Woman's position and treatmentPft* «— *For costumes, see 391.2; biografy, 920 7

iit?,'""'"'7''' '^"' "°™" '' ^'''^'' ^ »^ '^ 'he best place for it Suffrageeducation, and employment can then be put here, with references from 34 ,376, 331.4, etc. but ,t would be unwise to bring everything about woTnL;^'

^omati^gerraV^o-nr""'""'^"'^'"™ '" - of medic.n. Bo^Tn

Emancipation

Legal status, property, rights, etc.

Political statusSee 324.3. Suffrage; 329.83, Woman suffrage party

EducationSee also 376. Education of women

EmploymentSee 331.4. Labor of women; 371.18, TeachersDivided like the general classification; e. g. woman as scientist ,g6 ,,woman as painter. 396.575; woman as author. 396.58. etc.

^^^'

Woman in homeDelineation of woman in art

Delineation of woman in literature

Woman in history, politics, war Amazons

397 Gypsies Nomads Outcast racesPeople without nationalities who do not coalesce with the ruling peopleamong whom they live. This includes Gipsy language, which has no p^ e

Leolrfi H " "'T: °^ '°°' "^ '''= «'P=^y P^°P'« have no place in thegeografic divisions of history

398 Folklore Proverbs, etc.

399

See also 291-3 MythologyThis section is for material needed in studying Folklore. Mere stories for

hertT"aT ^'T,""-^"'"^ '° ''""'"'^ °' ^°"^°-' «° '" «^3. or in J, itnere is a Juvenil collection

Primitiv traditions

Legends, tales, traditions

Folklore, traditional beliefs and customs, popular super-stitions

Fairies, elvs, ogers, monsters, etc.Bogies, gnomes, dragons, vampires, werewolvs

Chapbooks

Riddles

Dream books

Song booksIncluding only popular collections, hardly ranking with Poetry or Musicbut useful in the study of Folklore, etc.

^lubic,

Proverbs

Customs of warWepons War dances Treatment of captivs Scalping Mutilation Burn-ing Cannibalism See also 623.4 Firearms

Philology

400 Philology in general

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

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409

In philology the general works put under 400-419 deal almost entirely with theIndo-European languages. They are put here because they cover most of thedivisions of this class, and in practis are most convenient here. Under 4^9 479and 489 are placed books limited to the Teutonic. Romance, or Hellenic groupsand under 491 are placed only such general works as are specifically limited tothe Indo-European group

Philosofy Origin of language

Compends Outlines

Dictionaries Cyclopedias

Essays, lectures, addresses

Periodicals

Societies, transactions, etc.

Education, teaching languages

Polygrafy Collections

Universal language .91 Volapiik

History of language

410 Comparativ410-419 includes comparativ works in general and also those on the Indo-Europeangroup in general, but general and comparativ works on Teutonic group are 439- onRomance group 479; on Hellenic group 489. Everything about an individuallanguage is put with that language

4 c I Orthografy Orthoepy Alfabets

412 Etymology, derivation

413 Dictionaries, lexicografy

414 Phonology Visible speech

415 Grammar, morphology, syntax

416 Prosody

417 Inscriptions PaleografySee 421.7, 471.7, 481.7, etc. Rare early mss are put in 091

4 1

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Texts

419 HieroglyficsSee also 493.

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.1 Sign languageFor def mute alfabets, see 371.912

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420 English philology

421

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AlfabetFor def mute alfabets, see 371,912

Vowels Diphthongs AspiratesConsonants

Phonetic speUing SpeUing reformOrthoepy

Accent

Paleografy Inscriptions

AbbreviationsFor stenografic and other653 Shorthand

Punctuation

uncommon contractions and abbreviations, see

422 Etymology Derivation

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42. is limited to derivation. For inflection, also caned:etymoIogy, see 4.S i

Origin and laws of languagePrefixes Sufllxes

Reduplication

Foren elements

Noun forms: case, number, diminutivsAdjectival forms Degrees of comparisonPronominal forms

: personal, possessiv, relativ.-etc.Verbal forms: moods, tense, voice, etc.

Particles: adverbs, prepositions, etc.

423 Dictionaries Idioms.1 Idioms

. English .3 German, etc. Put [a-dictionary of two

EnfrTdT " '"' ''"°"" '^"«""«" Under:4.3 put only English-Enghsh dictionanes. Put an English-French dictionary with French443.2; a French-Latin dictionary^ with Latin, 473.4. If in severallanguages, put with 413. or with least known. Put French-Frenchdictionaries 443, not 443.4, so that the standard home dictionaries shallcome first m each language. This plan brings together under each ofthe less known, all the dictionaries for translating either into or fromthat language. Some prefer to put each dictionary under the first

lanL^af'' ".?'* ^^ "'"' " " ='"='^'*^'^- This gives under ...;.

Z t >; ':^''"''T°' ''^ ^-"'iliarity, all dictionaries for translating

from It, but none for translating .„to it. These must be sought underthe anguage from which the translation is to be made. For a cosmo-pohtan library this plan is simplest and best; but in an English library,the first plan, with only English dictionaries in 4.3, and both .„ andout dictionaries together under little known tungs is more convenientReferences m either case show what may be^und in the other place

424 Synonyms Homonyms

425 Grammar42s includes general works, covering also orthografy and prosody

.1 Morphology Inflection Divided .5 Nouns, etc. See 422

.3 Syntax

.3 Arrangement of words and clauses

^ Particular sentences: conditional, hypothetic, etc.

.5 Nouns

.6 Adjectivs Articles

.7 Pronouns

Ji Verbs

j9 Particles

426 ProsodySee also the hed Prosody, in general grammars 425

.1 Quantity and accent

•3 Versification

.3 Feet

•4 Figures of prosody

.5 Meters

•6 Rimes

.7 Strophe and antistrophe

Ji Textbooks for writing verse

427 Dialects Early forms of language SlangSubdivided by geografic divisions like 942. The Yorkshire dialect is 427.74:Gloucestershire dialect 427.41. The dialects of other languages take thegeografic subdivisions of their countries. Dialects not provided for in theseheds are placed with the last; e. g. American and Scotch with 427.9. Thedivision by time is made with a 5th figure after o; the earliest form ofthe language is markt .or; .09 is used for modem slang, e. g. 427.01 OldEnglish

428 School books Texts for learning the languageIncluding only books for learning the language, with grammatic orphilologic notes, etc. For other works see the literature of thelanguage, 820

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Spelling books

First lessons Elementary composition For Rhetoric see sos.

Including in other languages books like Fasquelle, Ollendorff, Latin prose, etc.

See also 372.6, Elementary grammars

.3 Errors of speech Vulgarisms Use of wordsSee 427.09 Slang; 424 Synonyms

.6 Elementary readers See also 3 72. 4 Education

.7 Selections

S Texts of individual authors

•9 Examination papers

429 Anglo-SaxonThe above subdivisions of English are used for all other languagesand for 410, Comparativ philology

430 German

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439 Minor TeutonicIncluding general works on Teutonic group

Low German

Frisian Old SaxonDutch Flemish

Piatt Deutsch

Scandinavian

,Old Norse Icelandic FaroeseSwedish

Danish ^| NorwegianGothic

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440 French1

449 ProvencalOld French, as the earliest form of the language, is 447 o.

450 Italian

459 Wallachian

.9 Rumansh

460 Spanish

469 Portuguese

470 Latin

479 Minor Italic Medieval LatinIncluding general works on Romance group

480 GreekDivide 487, Greek dialects, like o,o- e e ^S, a,487.3 Xew Testament Greek- L- 8,' M^ i

Alexandrian Greek;oreek. 48, .81 Macedonian; 487.923 Ionic, etc

4«9 Minor Hellenic Modern GreekIncluding general works on Hellenic group

include general wor.^™ tttcirn't'lss:::^' ^'"^''"^

'^ ^^'^ ^

490 Minor languagesEach language subdivided if wisht like 420 English

491 Minor Indo-EuropeanBesides Teutonic, 420-439: Italic, 440-479: and Hellenic. 480-489This hed. 491. includes general works on the Indo-European tungs. butgeneral works on the Teutonic languages go in 439. on the Romance group in

479. on the Hellenic group in 489, while most of the material placed under40C-419 is really Indo-European; but see also 410

.1 Indic

.2 Sanskrit Prakrit

•3 Pali

•4 Modern East Indian languagesExcluding Dravidian, which is 494

.41 Sindi

.4a Panjabi

•43 Hindustani Hindi

•44 Bengali

•45 Uriya Orissa

.46 Marathi

-47 Gujerati

.48 Singhalese

•49

•5 Iranic

•51 Old Persian

sa Zend (Avestan) Old Bactrian

•53 Pehlevi (Huzwaresh)

-54 Armenian

•55 Modem Persian

.56 Ossetic

57 Kurdish

•5« Afghani

•59

.6 Keltic

.6z Gadhelic group

.6a Irish

•63 Gaelic or Scotch

.64 Manx•65 Cymric group.66 Welsh or Cymric.67 Cornish

.6S Armorican or Bas Breton

.69 Basque

7 Russian

79 Ruthenian

491-8 Other SlavonicSoutheast Slavpnic group

.81 Bulgarian (Church Slavonic)•82 Servian

•83 Kroatian•84 Slovenian

West Slavonic group

•85 Polish

•86 Bohemian•87 Moravian Slovakian•88 Sorbian

•89 Polabian

.9 Lettic

•91 Old Prussian

•92 Lithuanian

•93 Lettish (Livonian)

492 Semitic

Northern groupAramaic

Babylon and Xineveh cuneiformChaldee

Syriac (Peshito)

Central group

Hebrew

Samaritan

Phenician (Carthaginian)

Southern groupArabic

Ethiopic (Amharic)

Himyaritic

493 Hamitic.1 Old Egyptian

See 419 Hieroglyfics

-2 Coptic

494 Scythian Ural-Altaic TuranianDravidian Tamil Finnish Turkish

495 Eastern Asiatic Chinese

496 AfricanExcluding 493 Hamitic. 492.8 Ethiopic. etc. included in families abo

497 North American

498 South American

499 Malay-Polynesian and other

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7The Gipy, language is not assignd to any group, but is placed forwith 397 Gipsies

convenience

Natural Science

500 Science in general501-509 all have Science in general as their subject, but it is treated in these

various forms. A periodical on Chemistry goes with 540.5, not 505. which is only

for periodicals on Science in general, o in any class number in any part of the

classification shows the subject to be general, not specific

504

506

Utility, etc.

Ancient and medieval

Philosofy Theories

Compends, outlines

science

Dictionaries Cyclopedias, etc.

Essays, lectures, addresses

Periodicals, scientific magazines

Societies, transactions, etc.

Education, methods of teaching and studying

Museums508 Polygrafy, collected works, extracts, etc.

.1 Extracts .2 .3 General scientific travels .4—-9 Travels and

surveys (if general) divided geograficly like 940-999

509 History of science

510 MathematicsWorks on Mathematics in general not limited to any one or two sections, are

groupt by form of treatment like Science in general above; i.e. into Mathe-

matical

Sio.i Philosofy .2 Collections, compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays, papers,

tracts, letters .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Education .8 Logarithmic andother tables, instruments .9 History

5 1 1 Arithmetic

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See 372.7 Teaching elementary arithmetic

Systems of arithmeticSee also 512.81 Theory of numbers

Notation and numeration Fundamental rules

Prime numbers

Fractions

Analysis Permutation and combination

Proportion and progression

Magic squares

Involution and evolution

Mercantil rules Interest

GagingSee also 658 Business manuals

Problems and tables

Abacus

Alligation Mensuration

512 Algebra.

a Systems of Algebra.

Numerical Equations. Imaginary Expressions.

Equations, 1st to 4th degrees.

Higher Numerical Equations.

Indeterminate Equations. Diophantine Analysis.Imaginary Expressions.

Algebraical Equations. Maxima and Minima.

Series. Fractions. Binomial Theorem. Taylor's Theorem,Combinatory Analysis.

Proportion and Progression.

Involution and Evolution.

Higher Algebra.

Theory of Numbers. See 511. 1, Systems of Aritlimetic

Theory of Equations. Complex Variable. See also 517.8.

Determinants. *

Symmetric Functions.

Elimination. Eliminants and Discriminants.

Transformations. Substitutions.

Quantics.

Invariants. Covariants. Contravariants.

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513 Geometry.Plane and Solid Geometry bound together is put 513. Descriptive Geometry is 515. See auo

Mathematical Drawing, 744.

.1 Plane Geometry,

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Right Lines.

Intersecting Lines.

Parallel Lines.

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Triangles.

Quadrilaterals,

Other Polygons.

Similarity.

Areas.

•19 Maxima and Minima

.2 Curves.

.31 Circles.

.22 Conic Sections.

•23 Ellipse.

Hyperbola.

Parabola.

a6 Higher Plane Curves.

5133 Volumetric or Solid Geometry.

.31 Lines and Planes.

.33 Intersecting Planes.

.33 Parallel Planes.

,34 PoJyedrons,

•35 IVramids.

.36 Prisms.

.37 Regular.

.4 With Curved Surfaces.

.41 Sphere.

.42 Cone,

'43 Cylinder.

.5 Modern Geometry.

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Points. Lines. Planes. Duality.

Transversals.

Cones. Conies. Involution.

Radical Axes and Centres of Similitude.

Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polars.

Harmonic and Anharmonic Properties.

Correspondence. Correlation of Figures.

Quadric Surfaces. Sphero-conics. Curves of Double Curvature.

Surfaces of Higher Order. Cubics-

Absolute or Non-Euclidean Geometry.

Problems.

Trigonometry.

Trigonometric Functions. General Pormuls. see 522.7.

Trigonometric Series.

Exponential Formulae.

Solution of Trigonometric Equations.

Plane Trigonometry. Solution of Plane Triangles.Analytical.

Spherical Trigonometry. General Formulae.

Solution of Spherical Triangles.

Differences of Triangles, Plane aiKl SphericbL

Problems.

515 Descriptive Geometry and Projections.See also 744, Mathematical drawing.

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Orthogonal Projection on Two Planes.Straight Lines. Planes.

Single Curved Lines.

Double Curved Lines.

Single Curved Surfaces.

Double Curved Surfaces.

Surfaces of Revolution.

Warped Surfaces.

Intersections of Surfaces.

Isometric and Analogous Projections.

Oblique Projection.

Conical Projection.

Spherical Projection. See 526.8, Map projectioo.

Orthographic.

Globular.

Stereographic.

Polar.

Gnomonic.

Conical.

Cvlindric.

516 Analytical Geometry.

«6 Perspective. See aUo 742, Drawing.

«6l Plane. Parallel. Oblique. Angular.See also Scene Painting.

jfis Cylindrical.

See also Panorama Painting.

•63 Shadows ; Natural and Artificial Light.

J64 Reflections.

^5 Circles, Cylinders and Spheres.

U56 Distortions and Corrections.

J67 Human Figure.M New Methods. Special devices.

•7 Shades and Shadows.

-8 Stereotomy.

A Stone Cutting. See ako 693.12, Masonry; 730, Sculpture.^ Carpentry. See also 694, Building.

S$ Stair Building, See also 694.8, Building; 729.39, Architectural desigm.

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Plane Loot.

Right Lines.

Transformation of Coordinatep,

Curves.

Conic Sections.

Ellipse.

Hyperbola.

Parabola.

Higher Plane Curvea.

Loci in Space.

Right Lines.

Planes.

Transformation of Co-ordinates.

Curved Surfaces.

Conicoids or Quadric Surfaces.

Ellipsoid.

Hyperboloid.

Paraboloid.

Surfaces of Higher Order.

Modern Analytical Geometry.

Systems of Co-ordinates.

Abridged Notation.

Conies.

Higher Plane Curves.

Poles and Polars. Reciprocal Polan.

Harmonic and Anharmonic Propeitie*.

Method of Projection,

Quadric Surfaces. Sphero-conics. Curves oi Doubie Curvatures.

Surfaces of Higher (Jrder. Cubics.

Quaternions. Calculus of Direction and PosidoD

Problems*

517 Calculus.

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Infinitesimal. Method of Exhaustions.Differential and Integral Calculus, bound together, is put ner^

Differential.

Series.

Indeterminate Forms,

Ciiange of the Independent Variable.

Theory of Plane Curves. Curve Tracing

Theorj' of Curved Surfaces.

Maxima and Minima.

Problems.

Integral.

Formulae of Reduction and Integration.

Definite Integrals. Eulerian Integrals,

Rectification. Quadrature. Cubature.Multiple Integrals.

Laplace's Functions. Bessel's and Allied Functiona.Elliptic and Hyperelliptic Functions. Abelian FunctioM.

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519.1

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Differential and Partial Differential Equations.Problems and Tables.

Of Variations.

Of Functions.

Of Finite Differences.

Of Operations

Of Imaginaries. Complex Variables.

Problems.

Probabilities.

General Principles. Direct and Inverse Probabilitiea.

Mathematical and Moral Expectation.

Testimony. Decisions of Juries and Tribunals.

Probability of Future Events deduced from ExperienceLife Contingencies. Annuities. Life Insurance, see 368.3.

Errors of Observation. Mean or Average Values.

.8 Method of Least Squares.

^ Problems.

520 Astronomy.520.1, Astrology, see 133.5; 520.2, Compends; 520.3, Dictionaries; 520.4, Essays; 520.5, Pert

odicals; 520.6. Societies ; 520-7, Study and Teachmg of Astronomy;_520.8, i^ollections,

etc. ; 52o.g, History of Astronomy. See Note under Natural Science in General, 500-509.

521 Theoretical Astronomy.Mathematical investigation of celestial motions, specially of the Solar System. The motions ol

individual bodies are classed under separate heads in 523.

. .1 Celestial Dynamics.

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Generai i-aws of Equilibrium and Motion. See also 531.2.

Law of Universal Gravitation and Motion Relative to the Sun. Sec also 531.51.

Problem of Three Bodies.

Figures of Heavenly Bodies.

Rotation of Heavenly Bodies.

.2 Geocentric and Heliocentric Place.

Plane of Orbit in Space.

Position of Orbit in its Plane.

Position of Body in its Orbit.

Position of Body in Space.

Heliocentric Longitude and Latitude.

Geocentric Longitude and Latitude.

Variations of Right Ascension and Declinatiua

Variations of Longitude and Latitude-

Orbits.

Definitions of Orbits.

Determination from Three Observations.

Determination from Four Observations.

Variation of Elements of Orbit.

Correction of Appro.ximate Elements of OrWt.

Application of Method of Least Squares.

Kepler's Problem.

Equation of Center and Radius Vector.

Perturbations.

Mutual Action of Planets-

Action ot Satellites.

Non-Sphericity of Planets.

Resisting Medium.

Theory of Planets.

Theory of Satellites.

Theory of Comets.

Theory of Eclipses.

Precession and Nutation, see 522.95-6.

522 Practical and Spherical.r

.1 Observatories.

522.5 Auxiliary Instruments.

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General Plan, Location

Material and Mechanism of Dome, Drum, etcTransit Buildings, Wings, etc.

High Altitude Observatories.

Portable.

History Reports and Serial publications of Observaionef*.

•a Telescopes, see 535.83, optic*.

•ai Reflecting.

.22 Refracting.

^3 Eye Piece and Accessories.

.24 Object Glass.

.25 Mounting, Tube, etc.26 Equatorial Mounting.

.27 Transit Mountings

.^ Observing Chairs, etc

.29 Famous Telescopes.

-3 Meridional Instruments,

.31 Finding Meridian Lme.

.32 Mural Circles.

•33 Meridian Circies-

.34 • Transit, Placing in Position.

-35 Collimation Constan*

.36 Level Constant.

37 Azimuth Constant.

.38 Other Constants, Flexure, Index Error, etc-

•39

.4 Extra Meridional Instruments.

Sextant and Quadrant, Reflecting Circle. AstroiabeAlt-azimuth.

Zenith Telescope.

Transit out of Meridian,

Heliometer.

Equatorial.

Prime Vertical

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Sidereal Clock and Chronometer

Electro-Chronograph.

Micrometers.

Personal Equation Machine. Sec ua.qy.

For Illumination.

For Solar Observation.

Artificial Horizons.

Heliostat.

.6 Auxiliary Observations^

Photometry. See 535.2, Optic*.

Photography. See 535.85. Opticsj 770, PhoiognuMMi*

Polarization. Ur.t 535.5, Optics.

Spectroscopy. See S35^**

,7 Spherical Astronomy. seeai»oi:j4.t>

Celestial Sphere. Spherical Co-ordinates

Rectangular Co-ordinates.

Transformation of Co-ordinates.

Differential Variations of Co-ordinates.

Interpolation.

Meridian Line. Variation of CompasA.

Reduction of Observations to the Meridiaa

Use of Globes.

Corrections.

Parallax.

Refraction, See sss-t, Optic*.

Semi-Diameter of Celestial BodiOU

Aberration.

Precession. See 521.^^

Nutation. " "

Personal Equation. 866522.54.

Instrumental Errors.

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Descriptive Astronomy.Universe. r

Structure of Universe.

Nebular Hypothesis.

Plurality of Worlds.

Space and its Temperature.

Resisting Medium.

Cosmic Dust.

Repulsive Force.

Solar System.Distributive Laws of Planets.

Conjunctions and Oppositions.

Motion of Solar System in Space.

Constitution of Planetary System.Stability of Solar System. Ecliptic.

Orrery, Planetarium, Gyroscope, etc. See 53134, Rotation.Zodiac.

Moon.Constants rSize, Mass), Distance and Parallax.Heat and Light. Phases.

Orbit and Motions: Sidereal Month, Tropical, Perigee and Apogee, Sunand Earth's Attraction, Librations. See also 5.1.6 for Orbit.

Features of Surface, Mountains, Plains, etc.

Atmosphere.

Physical Condition.

Spectrum.

Eclipses.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Planets.

Mercury and intra-Mercurial.

Venus.

Mars.

Asteroids.

Jupiter.

Saturn.

Uranus.

Neptune and trans-Keptunian.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Meteors and Zodiacal Light.Aerolites.

Fire-balls.

Meteoric Showers, Radiant Points, etc.

Systems of Meteors.

Connection of Comets and Meteors.Spectrum.

Hight of Atmosphere from Observation.Zodiacal Light. Aurora Borealis.

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Comets.Appearance and Development

Orbits.

Remarkable Comets.

Physical Constitution

Spectrum.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Sun.Constants, Dimensions.

Heat and Light : Theories as to Source.

Apparent Motion. Rotation. See 525. 3S, Tables.

Spots, Faculse, and Other Features of Surface

Prominences, Chromosphere. Corona.

Theories of Physical Constitution.

Spectrum.

Eclipses.

Charts, Photographs, etc.

Stars.

Stellar Parallax, Distance.

Heat and Light. Photometric Observations. Magnitude. VisibUity.

Proper Motion, Star-drift.

Variable, Double, and Multiple Stars.

Clusters and Xebulx.

Physical Constitution.

Spectrum.

Constellations, Maps, etc.

Transits and Occultations.

Transits of Mercury.

Transits of Venus and Solar Parallax.

Delisle's Method.

Hallev's Method.

Photographic Method.

Transits of Venus to 1874.

Transit of 1882.

Occultations.

Maps, Observations, and Tables.

Series of observatory publications may be kept together under 524. or under 52^.19 with the

History and Reports of the Observatory, bpecial maps or o3>s«^^f"°"^«- f' ^" gun or

Moon are better placed in sub-sections.) under tkest Jteads, y.'iih Charts and Photo-

craphs.e.g. 523.79, thus lea^-ing these bracketed Nos. 524 to 524.9 blank. I hey, are

fnnled to provide a place in else it is wished to keep ali Maps and Observauons

together.

Of Moon,Of Planets.

See also 523.39.

See also 523.49.

Of Comets. see also 523.69.

Of Sun. See also 523,79.

Star Catalogues, see also 523-89. ]

525 Earth.

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Constants.

Mass. Weight.

Density.

Dimensions, Diameter.Figure. Geomorphy. Equatorial beltDistance from Sun.

Parallax.

.2 Heat. Light.

.3 Orbits and Motions.

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Obliquity of Ecliptic to Equator.Eccentricity.

Perturbations.

Rotation.

Foucault's Pendulum.Deviation of Falling Bodies and Projectiles.Tables of the Sun. Apparent Motion. See 5 2.,. 73, Sun.

Geographical Co-ordinates.Finding Latitude. See also 527.1.

By Meridian Altitudes.

By Pole Star.

By Altitude of two or more Stars.By Other Methods.

Finding Longitude. See also 527.2.

Terrestrial Means. Chronometers. Telegraph. Signals.Celestial Signals, Eclipses. Occultations. Transits.Lunar Methods.

Seasons.

Effect of Inclination of Equator to Ecliptic.Effect of Eccentricity of Earth's Orbit.Secular Changes of Seasons.Seasons on Mars and Other Planets.

Tides.

Mathematical Theory.Effect of Sun and Moon in Producing Tides.Distribution, Diurnal Inequality, Spring and Neap, Priming and LaggingEstablishment of a Port. Coast Form Modification.Velocity of Hight of Tide Wave.Tides on Inland Seas.

Supposed Effect in Retarding Earth's Revolution.Tide Registering and Predicting Machines.Tide Tables.

.7 Twilight.

526 Geodesy.

Theory and Determination of Earth's Figure.

Potentials of Ellipsoids.

Equilibrium of Rotating Sphermi-

Law of EUipticity.

Airy's and Pratt's Theories as to Attraction of Mountams.

Determination of Figure by Airy, by Bessel, and by Clarke.

Ellipsoidal Figure and Position of Axes.

Geoidal Figure.

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Base Measuring and Apparatus.

Standards of Length and Temperature.

Apparatus of Struve, Bessel, Colby, U. S. Coast Surv-y, U. S. Lake

Survey, etc.

Adjustments of Apparatus.

Location of Base Line.

Field Operations.

Calculation of Results and Corrections.

Verification.

Field Work of Triangulation.

Reconnaissance.

Stations : Names, Signals, Tripods, Scaffolds and Towers, Surface and Uo"

derground Monuments.

Observations, Instruments and Records.

Reduction to Station's Center.

Corrections for Phase of Signal and Eccentncity.

Spirit Levelling.

Barometric Levelling.

Trigonometric Levelling.

These are methods. See 551.531

for results, lists of hights, etc.

.4 Computation of Triangulation.

Spherical Excess.

Legendre's Theorem.

Chord Process.

By Spherical Trigonometry.

By Spheroidal Trigonometry. See also application of Least Squares, o*-^

.46 L. M, Z. Formulae and Applications.

47 Direct Deduction by Bessel,

^8 Deduction by Puissant.

,49 Tables for Computation.

526-5 Theory of Least Squares in Adjustment of Figures, etc-51 Method of Independent Angles.5a Adjustment of a Quadrilateral.

'S3 Adjustment of Triangulation Net.

.54 Method of Directions.

•55 Adjustment for Closure of a Circuit.56 Method of Repetitions.

•57 Adjustments of Base Measures..58 Adjustments of Levelling.

.6 Astronomic Determinations and their Connection withGeodetic Results.

.61 Latitude Determinations.

.62 Longitude Determinations.

.63 Azimuth Determinations.

.64 Effect of Irregularities of Earth's Surface on latitude, Longitude andAzimuth.

65 Effect of same on Angles of Triangle.

.7 Gravity Experiments and Results.

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Mathematical Theory.

Pendulum Apparatus.

Pendulum Operations.

Corrections.

Reduction of Results.

Map Projections. See 5iS-5> Spherical projections.

Perspective Projections.

Orthomorphic Projections.

Development Projections.

Zenithal Projections.

Equivalent Projections.

Surveying.

Instruments and Methods. See526.a.

Measurement of Distances.

Measurement of Angles.

Measurement of Heights.

Levelling. See 526.36-38.

Plotting.

Computation of Areas.

Topographical Drawing.

For Special Purposes. Military, Naval. Railroad, Mining, etc.

527 Navigation.

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Finding Latitude at Sea. seeiiso52>.

Finding Longitude at Sea. seeaii«i;2,.4<^

Finding Time at Sea. see also 529.74.

Sumner's Method.

Great Circle Sailing.

528 Ephemerides.

1 American,

2 English.

3 German.

4 French.

5 Italian.

6 Spanish.

7 Slavic.

8 Scandinavian.

Q Construction of Ephemens.

529 Chronology,

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Sidereal and Solar Day : Apparent and Mean Time- Equtt'

lion of Time, Causes of Inequality.

Solar Year, Months.

Calendars. Including early and Oriental.

Calendar of Julius Caesar.

Calendar of Gregory.

Ecclesiastical Calendar, Determination.For feasts, etc and calendars themselves, tee 264.021, 264.031, etc

Horology-

Finding Time by Transit-

Finding by Equal Altitudes.

Finding by Single Altitude,

Finding by Sextant, See also 537.3.

Time Systems, and Standards.

Distribution of Time.

Cosmic Time.

Instruments for Measuring : Dials, Hour-glasses. Clocks, Watches, etc

See 522.51 for Siaereal Clocks and Chronomeiert.See 681 lor Clock and Waich making.

530 Physics.Like Science in General, viz.:

General works only are arranged: 530. r, Philosophy; ... Compends; .3. Dictkmrie..

531 Mechanics.

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Pure Motion. Kinematics.

Statics. Graphical statics.

Force and its Measure.

Composition of Forces and Motions.Moments.

Parallel Forces. Centre of Gravity^

Dynamics. Kinetics.

Rectilinear Motion,

Vibration.

Undulation.

Rotation.

Centrifugal and Centripetal Force.

Work. Friction. See 6. 1.89. Lubrication.

Unit of Work.Diagram of Work.Laws of Friction. Modulus ot Machines.Sliding Friction.

Rolling Friction.

Gravity.

Law of Universal Gravitation.

Laws of Falling BodiesPendulum.

Mass, Density, etc

Projectiles.

Apparatus for Illustration.

Conservation of Energy.

Machines. Transmission of ForceLever and Balance.

Wheel and Axle.

Cord and Catenary.

Pulley.

Inclined Plane.

Wedge.

Screw.

09 Tables. Problems, Questions.

532 Liquids. Hydrostatics. Hydraulics.

.1 Properties of Liquids. Pressure.

.2 Equilibrium of Liquids.

.3 Buoyant Effects. Floating Bodies.

,4 Specific Gravity. Hydrometer.

.5 Liquids in Motion.

•51 Theoretical Flow.

•5a Orifices, Adjutages ZTluid Vein.

.53 Weirs, Overfalls.

•54 Pipes, Open Channels, Rivers.

•55 Bends, Valves, sudden enlargements and contractions.

.56 Efflux ; variable pressure.

.57 Hydrometry. Velocity.

,fi Impulse and Resistance.

.59 Theory of Waves.

.6 Capillary Attraction.

,7 Osmose. Absorption.

.8 Applications. Machines. See 621.2, water engines.

Except for libraries making Physics much more prominent than Useful Arts, all the ** Ap-

plications " will be more useful under their proper heads in Useful Arts. It is better to

keep all the material in one place, referring to it from the other, rather than attempt

division.

^1 Hydraulic Press.

Sz Hydraulic Engine.

^3 Water Ram.

S4 Water Wheels.

^5 Water Blast.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions-

533 Gases. Pneumatics.

.1 Properties of Gases and Vapors,

.2 Laws of Compressibility.

.3 Atmosphere.

^ Barometer.

.5 Air Pump

«6 Aeronautics.

.7 Kinetic Theory of Gases.

.8 Applications. See 621.6, Blowing and Pumping engines.

Preferably go in Useful Arts, see 532.8, Note.

^ Manometer. Pressure Gauges See 621.18. Steam generation.

^3 Condensing Pump.

^4 Force Pump.

^5 Suction Pump.

M Diving Bell.

.87 Forge Bellows.

M Pneumatic Dispatch.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions.

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Sound. Acoustics.

Theory. Undulations.

Propagation of Sound. Velocity. Diffraction.

Musical Sound. Tuning Forks c ,iiig ruTKS. See also 781.1, Theory of Music.

Analysis of Sounds. Resonators.

Superposition of Vibrations.

Graphical Representations.

Physiological. Ear and Larynx s. , ^ . .^^ .

,

J^Aiyux. See also 611.85, Anatomy; 612.85,Phys.olo.y; 6..,8. Voice; 6,,.8, Surgery; 36... and .4. Hospiuls; ,3.., Psychology.

Applications. Preferably go with topics eWhere. See 53.8, Note.

Signals in Navigation. See also 654.9, Communication.Applications to Architecture.

Musical Instruments. See also 780, Music.Phonograph.

Tables. Problems. Questions.

Light. Optics.

Theory.

Propagation. Velocity. Measurement of Light.Reflection. Refraction. Absorption s ,

uoui piiuil. See also 522.92, AstroDomy.

Dispersion. Diffraction. Interference.

Polarization. Polariscope. Double Refraction.Color.

Physiological. Eye. See also 6„.s„ Ana.o™,; e.^.S, PH^sIoIc^. ,,,Surgery; 362.1 and .4, Hospitals; ,52.,, PsychoioRy.^' "•"

Applications. Preferably go with topics elsewhere. Sec 532.8, Note.Lenses.

Microscopes and Magnifiers. See also 578, Microscopy.I elescopes. See also 522.2, Astronomy.

Spectroscopes and Spectrum Analysis. See also 5.4.6, Chemistiy; sa^ 6. A*tronomy; 523.37, Moon 5523.57, Meteors, etc.^' 522.67, A»

Photography. See also 770.

Other Applications of Lenses.Mirrors and Reflecting Instruments.Lighthouses. See also 627.9, Harbor Engineering; 656. Commerce.

Tables. Problems. Questions.

536 Heat.

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Theory. Nature.

Communication.

Action of Bodies on Heat-Reflection.

Refraction.

Radiation.

Absorption.

Diathermancy.

Effects. Action of Heat on Bodies.Expansion.

Liquefaction.

Solidification.

Vaporization and Condensation.

Incandescence.,

Combustion. Flame.

Temperature. See also 551.52, Meteorology ; 613.18, HygicD-^

Thermometry.

Pyrometry.

Electric iMethods of Measuring.

Calorimetry.

Thermodynamics. Mechanical Equivalent.Applications. Preferably go in Useful Art.. See 532.8. Note.

Steam Engines. See 621.1, Engineering.

Gas Engines. See 621.43, Engineering.

Heating. See 697, 621.19, 628.8, 644.

Ventilating. See 697, 622.4, 628.8.

.9 Tables. Problems. Questions,

537 Electricity.

.1 Theory. Nature.

•2 Statical.

.21 Quantity, Potential.

az Conduction, Distribution

•«3 Machines.

'H Condensers.

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Electrometers.

Atiuospheric. Lightning Rods.•5 Dynamical.

•51 Theory of Coils. Constants.

•52 Induction Spark-

53 Induction Spark in rarified gase*

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Electro Dynamics.

Electrical Measurements.

Applications. See 621.3. Preferably go in Useful Arts. See 532.8, Note

Telegraph. See 654.

Telephone. Microphone.

Dynamos. Electric Lighting.

Transmission of Power. Storage,

Electro-Metallurgy.

Galvanometers. Batteries. Coils.

Medicine. See also 615.84.

Electric Signals.

Tables, Problems. Questions.

540 Chemistry

538 Magnetism.

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Theory. Properties of Magnets. Lines of Force-Communication. Induction. Touch.Electro-Magnetism.

Diamagnetism.

Terrestrial Magnetism.

Applied. Magnetic Machines.

Tables. Problems. Questions.

Molecular Physics.

Theory. Molecular Structure. Vonex Ring..

Properties of Solids.

Elasticity. Torsion.

Strength of Materials.

Permanent Displacement of Molecules.Malleability,

Ductility.

Hardness.

Tempering.

Intermolecular Forces.

Pure or theoretic chemistry

.1 Theories Alchemy Phlogiston .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias

.4 Essays, lectures, etc. .5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Education, methodsof teaching ,8 Collectiv works .9 History

SUMMARY541-542 General chemistry

S4I Chemic theories

54a Operativ and experimental chemistry

543-545 Analytic chemistry

543 Analysis

544 O^alitativ analysis

545 Ouantitativ analysi

546 Inorganic chemistry

547 Organic chemistry

REFERENCES612 C15 Physiologic chemistry 660615 Medical " 669616.076 Pathologic "

770

Chemic technology

Metallurgy

Photografy

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541 Theoretic chemistry Physical chemistryModern chemic theories General properties of bodies from chemic point of

Composition Constitution Elements and compounds AffinityNomenclature

view

Formulas

.1

•2 Atomic theory

«Q Tables. Problems. Questions.

Ultimate constitution of matter. Nature and phases of ultimate particles:atoms, ions, anions, kations, electrons. Atomicity. Relationship of mass tochemic properties of bodies. Laws of chemic combination: weight, definitproportions, equivalence, multiple proportions. Laws of volume for gases.Simple or compound nature of chemic elements. Molecules. Atomic andmolecular weights; methods of determination. Atomic and molecular volumes.Laws fundamental to atomic theory; see also S4i .9 Classification, periodic law,etc.

See also physics, 532.4 Specific weights

.3 Physical chemistryBorderland between physics and chemistry. Including densities in differentphases; chemic affinity, statics and dynamics; thermochemistry and electro-chemistry

.31 Solid state

See also physics, 536.43 Solidification; 539.3 Properties of solids

.32 Liquid state

See also physics, 532.1 Properties of liquids; 536.42 Liquefaction; 541 34Solution

.321 GeneralSurface tension, vapor tension, viscosity, capillarity

.325 Special types of liquids: gelatinous liquids

.326 Inorganic liquids

•327"

Organic liquids

•SS Gaseous stateSubdivide like 541.32- See also physics, 533.1 Properties of gases; 536.44Vaporization

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541-34 Solute state Solubility

.341 GeneralSurface tension, viscosity, diffusion, osmosis, conductivity. See also532.7 Osmose of liquids; 542.7 Dissolving

Theories: kinetic, hydiate and dissociationLaws Terminology

.342 Solution pressure SolubilityTables of solubility

.344 Solubility and solution of different formsI Solids 2 Liquids 3 Gases Absorption

•345 Solution types2 Colloid solutions Emulsions

Including general discussion of colloids

.346 Solvents

.3 5 PhotochemistryRelation of light to chemic action, of polarized light to chemic structure etc

•30 ThermochemistryRelationship of heat to chemic properties of bodies. Thermodynamics andenergetics applied to chemistry. Relations between specific heat andchemic constitutions. Molecular heats; atomic heats; latent heats ofphysical, allotropic. and chemic transformations. Principle of initial andfinal phases. Study of changes of phase. Melting points and boilingpoints. Liberation and absorption of heat in reactions. Exothermic andendothermic reactions. Variation with temperature of the quantity of heatused in transformations. Principle of maximum work

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Electrochemistry

Magnetochemistry

RadiochemistryChemistry of radioactiv substances

Chemic dynamics, statics and equilibrium AffinityHomogeneous and heterogeneous chemic equilibriums. Kinetic theory ofchemic equilibriums (of Guldberg and Waage, Pfaundler, van't Hoff)-thermodynamic theo-y (of Willard Gibbs. of Horstmann. of van't Hoff ofDuhem. etc) Reaction velocities. Accelerating and retarding influencesCatalysis. See also in physics 536.7 Thermodynamics and energeticsVariation of affinity with physical conditions. Valence. CombinationsUnlimited and limited decomposition. Dissociation, efflorescence, limits ofdissociation and maximum dissociation. Combustion

•4 Various types of compounds.5 Molecular types

.6 Compound radicals

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Stereochemistry

AllotropyFormulas of structure

Isomerism Amorphous and crystallin states TautomerismClass here material on structure not included in 541 .6

Other general subjectsClassification Nomenclature Notation FormulasTables Periodic law

Polymerism

Stoichiometry

542 Practical and experimental chemistryManipulations Chemic operations For analyses see 543-545

•X LaboratoriesInterior construction and installation General arrangements For archi-

tecture see 727.5

.2 Apparatus and manipulations For special apparatus see 54^.3-.9

.21 Manipulations Arrangements Procedure

.22 Preparation of substancesMechanic separation: trituration, pulverization, porphyrization; mortarsand pestles, crushers, sifting and sivs. Disintegration by wetting heatedmass. Levigation

.23 Laboratory receptacles and their accessoriesFor uses of receptacles see also various processes and operations

.231 Glass and quartzBeakers, bottles, flasks, retorts, test tubes, funnels, adapters, glass rodsand tubing

5 Glass manipulation: blowing, grinding

.232 PorcelainEvaporating dishes, tubes, retorts. Refractory pottery: crucibles, plates

.233 MetallicContainers made of platinum, silver, iron, nickel, aluminum, etc.

.24 Supports Fixt, adjustable, wood. Triangles, tripods, clamps

.25 Stoppers Glass, cork, rubber Corkborers

.26 Rubber tubing Luting and cements

.29 Other appliances

.3 Mesuring apparatus

.32 Determination of weights and densityBalances and weights Descriptions and directions for use

'33 Specific gravity apparatus Class preferably in 532.4

.35 Determination of volumeMesuring volume of liquid Calibrated vessels Graduated pipets, buretsand cylinders

«4 Heating Distillation

See also 536.5 Mesurement and regulation of heat; 542.53 Blowpiping

.41 General

.42 Heating with coalLaboratory furnaces: trough, cupola, reverberatory, tubular, cupel, blastTube furnaces for organic analysis

.43 Heating with liquid fuels, etc. Lamps; special burners

.44 Heating with gasCoal gas, carburetted air, acetylene, etc.

Fishtail and Bunsen burners; gas furnaces and grates; pressure regulators

.46 Indirect heatingBaths and heaters: water baths; salt, metal and oil baths; metal plates orwire gauzes

.47 Electric heatingHeaters, muffles and furnaces; kryptol furnaces

See also 542.8 Electric and galvanic manipulations

,48 OperationsMelting, fusing, boiling. Vaporization, distillation. Distilling apparatus:alembics or stills. Deflegmators. Vacuum operations

Evaporation with heat: sublimation, dessication. For evaporation in vac-uum see 542 . 77

.49 Other heating operations

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See also 544-2 Dry methods of analysis; 669.9 Assaying

FlameNature of flame; candle flame; oxidizing and reducing flames

Coloration of flameBeads, colord beads Composit flames

Blowpipes

Aqueous and liquid treatmentDissolving, aqueous separation, levigation. etc; alcohol, ether, carbondisulfid,hydrocarbons, etc.

Dissolving SolutionSolvents, maceration, digestion, decoction, lixiviation

Determination of solubility SupersaturationSupersaturated solution

DiffusionLowering the solidification point or surfusion

Dialysis DializersSee also qualitativ analysis, 544.5 Dialysis

Solidification

Precipitation, crystallization, crystallizers

DecantationDecantation funnels, Florentin receivers, siphons, pipets

Filtration and filters

Filtration with textils, with paper, thru cotton, asbestos, powders, etc.Hot filtration Filtration in seald vessels, by suction, by compressionFilter presses

Expression and presses Drying of press residues; drying machines

Washing Continuous, automatic; decantation, wash bottles

Gas manipulationSee also 545-7 Eudiometry

General

Gas production

Gas collecting and decantingPneumatic trough, gas sampHng-tube, gas pipets; displacement and decant-ing

Washing and dissolving gasWash bottles Apparatus for drying and absorbing gas

Gas storage Gasometers, rubber bags

Gas meSUrement Graduated tubes, meters

Rarefaction of gasPumps: air, vacuum, mercury; blowing engins, bellows, suction gasometers

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manometers; vacuum regulators

See also physics, 533.5 Air pumps

Gas compressionSeald tubes and bulbs, bellows, compression pumps, gasholders

Gas liquefaction and solidificationFaraday tubes Apparatus for expansion; of Thilorier; of Cailletet andLinde

Electric and galvanic manipulationsSee also physics, 537-85 Applications of electricity to chemistry. Class hereonly apparatus for preparing chemic substances, not apparatus for study ofphenomena. For analytic apparatus see special substance under 543 or specialprocess under 544 or 545

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543-545 Analjrtic chemistry

543 AnalysisDivided by material analyzed, whether qualitativly or quantitativly; i.e. substance

takes precedence of process. Class in 543 general works covering both qualitativ

.and quantitativ analysis

See also 614.3 Adulterations

Analysis of food and drinkSee also 613.2 H ygiene , 612.39 Nutrition

Dairy products MilkSee also agriculture, 637 Dairy products

WaterSee also hygiene 613.31 Water as a beverage; and therapeutics 615.79 Min-

eral waters

Analysis of drugs and medicinsSee also 614.35 Inspection of drugs; 615 Medicin

PoisonsSee also 615.9 Toxicology

Analysis of rocks and oresSee also 549 Mineralogy, 669.9 Assaying, 631 Agricultural chemistry

Analysis of inorganic products in generalFor general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions

of 543

Analysis of organic products in generalFor general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions

of 543

Analysis of organic products of animal origin

For general works and special matter not provided for in previous subdivisions

of 543. See also 577 Biology

544 Qualitativ analysisDetermination of chemic elements of substances General processes and methods

.1 Wet method

.11 Reagents

.12 Determination of bases

.13 Determination of acids

.2 Dry method^See also 669.9 Assaying

.3 BlowpipingSee also 542.53 Manipulation, 549-1 Mineralogy

.4 Gas analysis ReactionsIdentifying an isolated gas Analysis of gaseous mixtures See also 545 7

Eudiometry

.5 Dialysis

For technic see 542.64; for electric dialysis see 542.8

.6 Spectrum analysisSee also physics, 535.84 Spectrum analysis

.7 Polariscopic analysisSee also physics, 535.5 Polarization

.8 Microscopic examinations

,9 Other methodsElectro analysis

.92 Capillary analysis

.9 Other operationsAttacks by acids and gases: oxidations, reductions, etc.

545 Quantitativ analysis.1 Gravimetric

Analysis by weighing, sampletaking

.2 Wet methodTitration solution, alkalimetry, acidimetry

^ Electric methodsSee also physics, 537.S5 ElectrometallurgyFor galvanoplastics see 671

.311 Constant current analysis

.312 Constant voltage analysis

.36 Catalytic analysis

•4 Dry method

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Quantitativ analyses with blowpipe, cupellation, etc.See also 669,9 Assaying

Titrometric methods in general

Volumetric analysis of liquidsSee also 542.3 Mesuring apparatus

Volumetric analysis of gasesEudiometry and eudiometers; gas burets, absorption pipetsSee also 544.4 Gas analysis

Other methodsColorimetric Polarimetric Refractometric

.9 SynthesisGeneral processes

.97 Electric synthesis

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546-547 Inorganic and organic chemistry

546 Inorganic chemistry.1 Nonmetallic elements

.11 Hydrogen

.12 Halogen group

•13^ Chlorin

.14' Bromin

•15 lodin

.161 Fluorin

.17 Nitrogen group Nitrogen

.18 Phosphorus

.191 Arsenic

,2 Oxygen group

.21 Oxygen

.22 Sulfur

•23 Selenium

.241 Tellurium

•25 Carbon group

.36 Carbon

.37 Boron

.28 Silicon

.29 Helium group

.291 Helium

.292 Neon•293 Argon

.294 Krypton

•295 Xenon

•3 Metals

.31 Alkali group

•32 Potassium

'33 Sodium

•34 Lithium

•35 Rubidium.36 Caesium

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.41 Calcium

.42 Strontium

-43 Barium

.432 Radium•44 Magnesium group

.45 Beryllium or glucinum

.46 Magnesium

-47 Zinc

.48 Cadmium

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Silver group

CopperSilver

Mercury

Cerium group Rare earthsYttriumCerium

LanthanumDidymiumPraseodymiumNeodymiumErbiumYtterbium

TerbiumAluminumIndium

Gallium

Other metals of rare earthsScandiumSamarium or decipiumGadolinium

GermaniumEuropiumThulium

Iron groupIron and chromium groups considerd together

ManganeseIron

Cobalt

Nickel

Chromium groupChromiumMolybdenumTungsten or wolframUranium

Tin groupTin and vanadium groups considerd together

Tin

Titanium

Zirconium

ThoriumActinium

Vanadium groupVanadiumAntimonyBismuth

TantalumNiobium or columbiumPolonium

546.9

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

547.1

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

•25

.26

.27

.28

.29

•3

4•5

.6

•7

.8

Platinum groupPlatinum and ruthenium groups considerd together

Gold

Platinum

Iridium

[ OsmiumRuthenium group

RutheniumRhodium

[ Palladium

False and putativ elementsArrange alfabetically

Organic Chemistry.

Cyanogen and its Compounrts.

Hydrocarbons. Fatty Series.

Paraffins.

Olefines.

Acetylenes.

Valylene. Dipropargyl, etc

Aromatic Series.

Benzenes.

Diphenyl Group.

Naphthalene. Anthracene. Phenanthrene.

Higher Series.

The seven heads 547.3 to 547-9 are sub-divided like 547-»* ,

Alcohols. Phenols.

Ethers. Simple. Compound. Haloia

Aldehydes.

Ketones. Quinones.

Acids. Acid Halides. Acid Anhydrides. Sulpho-acids,

Nitro-derivatives. Amines. Compound Ammoniums.

Amids. Amic Acids. Azo-bodics. Azoxy-bodics.

Hydrazo-bodies. Diazo-bodies.

Compounds with Metals.

548 Crystallography..1 Systems of Crystallization.

.a Twin Crystals. Crystalline Aggregations.

.3 Cleavage. Isomorphism. Polymorphism.

.4 Irregularities. Internal Imperfections.

.5 Formation and Growth of Crystals.

.6 Pseudomorphs.

.7 Mathematical. Measurement of Angles.

.8 Physical.

.9 Optical,

549 Mineralogy..01, Philosophy, Classification; .02, Compends: .03, Dictionaries; .04, Essays, Papers, etc.-.

.05, Periodicals; .06, Societies; .07, Study and Teaching, Museums; .08, Col'.jctive

Works; .09, History.

.1 Determinative. Blowpiping. see also 542.5 ; 544.3.

.2 Native Elements.

.3 Sulphides. Tellurides, Selenides, Arsenides. Antimonides,Bismuthides.

.4 Compounds of Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, and Fluorine.

•5 Oxygen Compounds. Oxids.

.6 Silicates.

•6l Anhydrous.

.65 Hydrous.

.7 Other Ternary Oxygen Compounds.

.71 Tantalates. Columbates,

.73 Phosphates. Arsenates. Vanadates. Antimonates. Nitrates.

.73 Borates.

-74 Tungstates. Molybdates. Chromates.

.75 Anhydrous Sulphates.

-76 Hydrous Sulphates.

.77 Tellurates.

.7S Carbonates.

.79 Oxalates.

.8 Hydrocarbons.

.9 Geographical Distribution.

550 Geology.550.1, Philosophy, Theories. Geological Time; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries;

.4. Essays. Papers, Tracts, Letters; .5. Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study

and Teaching, Museums; .8, Collective Works; .9, History.

551 Physical and Dynamical Geology.

.z

.11

.12

.14

.21

.22

-23

.24

.3

•31

32

•33

•34

-36

•37

•4

.41

.42

-43

.44

•45

46Al

.49

5

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

6

71

72

74

75

76

77

/8

79

Including Physical Geography. Fcr Cosmical Geography, sec 523,

Structure of Earth as a Whole.Interior of Earth.

Internal Heat.

Earth's Crust.

Conductivity of Rocks.

Seismology.Volcanoes.

Earthquakes,

Hot Springs, Geysers.

Oscillations of the Earth's Crust.

Erosion and Deposition.

Glaciers and Glacial Phenomena.

Moraines,

Transported Materials, Ti'I.

Icebergs.

Aqueous Erosion.

Coast Changes.

Aerial Erosion-

Surface Features of the Earth.Continents.

Islands.

Mountains. Valleys. Orology.

Caves.

Plains.

Oceans,

Ocean Currents,

Rivers. Lakes.

Springs, Wells. Ground water.

Meteorology.Atmospheric Currents, Winds.

Thermometry, Heat. See also 536.5, Temperature; 613. iJ*. Hygieoe.

Hypsometry, See 526.36-8 for Methods.

Barometry, Pressure.

Storms.

Climate.

Moisture. Rainfall. Flow of Streams. Floods.

Prairies, Forests, and Deserts.

Metamorphism.

Stratigraphical Geology.Archaean.

Cambrian.

Silurian. .731, Lower Silurian; .732, Upper Silurian.

Devonian. Old red sandstone.

Carboniferous.

Triassic and Jurassic. Lias. Oolite.

Cretaceous,

Tertiary. .781, Eocene, .782, Miocene. .7S3, Pliocene.

Quaternary, Postpliocene. Glacial, .791, Recent.

Division of Oceans for use under .46 and .47.

1, Atlantic. North Sea. Baltic

2, Mediterranean. Black Sea.

3, Gulf of Mexico. Caribbean,

4, Southern Atlantic.

5, Pacific.

6, Eastern Pacific or American Coast.

7, Indian. Bay of Bengal. Red Sea.

8, .\rctic.

9, Antarctic.

551-8 Structural Geology.^•81 Stratification.

-82 Curvature and Contortion.

•83 Ripple Marks and Sun Cracks.

JU Joints. Cleavage. Polarity in Rocks.•8s Dip. Outcrop. Strike.

•86 Anticlinal. Synclinal.

•87 Faults and Folds. Dislocations.•^ Veins. Dvkes. Necks. Bosses.

•9 Agents of Geological Work.^X Frost.

^ Water. ^

^ Atmosphere.

«94 Chemical Changes. Heat.

.95 Animals.

•96 Coral Reefs.

J^ Planfs.

.98 Segregation and Concretion.

.99 Other Agents.

552 Lithology, Petrography, Petrology.1

•a

a\•2a

.36

•27

^

•3

•3«

•3a

•33

•34

•35

•36

•37

•38

•39

•43

•45

46•47

^8•49

Igneous Rocks.

Volcanic Rocks.Lavas. Scoria.

Volcanic Ashes. Volcanic Tufa,

Obsidian. Pumice. Pitchstone.

Trachyte.

Rhyolite.

Andesite. Dacite. PhonoUte.Felsites,

Basalt.

Other Volcanic Rocka

Plutonic Rocks.

Porphyry. Porphyritc

Syenite.

Granite.

Diabase and Gabbro.

Dolerite.

Diorite.

Norite,

Peridotite.

Other Plutonic Rocks.

Metamorphic Rocks.

Granites and Syenites-

Gneiss.

Schists.

Slates. Argillite. Phyllite.

Quartzite. Novaculite. Itacolumite.

Marble. Crystalline limestone.

Serpentine.

Chrysolitic Rocks.

Other Metamorphic Rocks.

Tuff.

552 5

SI

52

54

55

56

57

58

59

6

7

8

.81

Sedimentary RocksSandstone. Conglomerate. Sand. Gravel.

Shale. Clay Silt.

Gypsum. Salt.

Limestone. Marl. Ooze.

Dolomite.

Oolite.

Infusorial or Diatomaceous Earth.

Glauconite. Greensand.

Other Sedimentary Rocks.

Meteorites.

Decay of Rocks.

Microscopical Petrography.Determination of Rock Minerals.

St2 Rock Structure.

553 Economic Geology. see also 622.1, Mining engineering.

.z

.II

.12

.14

15.16

.18

.19

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

•«S

.26

•«7

.28

.29

.3

•43

•44

•45

.46

-47

4S

•49

Ore Deposits.

Formation and Structure.

Classification.

Superficial. Placers.

Stratified. Beds, etc.

Unstratified.

Disseminated through eruptive rocks.

Stockwerks. Fahlbands. Contacts.

Chambers and Pockets. Impregnations,

Mineral Veins.

Carbon Series.

Peat.

Lignite and Jet.

Cannel Coal. Bituminous Shale.

Bituminous and Semi-Bituminous Coals.

Anthracite and Graphitic Anthracite.

Graphite. Plumbago.

Asphalt and Asphaltic Coals. Ozocerite.

Petroleum. Natural Gas.

Fossil Gums and Resins,

Ores of Iron.

Ores of Metals other than Iron.

Ores of Gold.

Ores of Silver.

Ores of Copper.

Ores of I^ead.

Ores of Zinc and Tin. Mercury.

Ores of Manganese and ChromiumOres of Antimony and Arsenic.

Ores of Nickel and Cobalt.

Other Metallic Ores.

[While'the history of all the other pnvducts goes here, the history of the

metals is more useful in 669* Metal-

lurgy.]

5535•5^

5«-53

•54

•55

•56

•57

•58

•59

.6

.61

•63

•65

M.67

.68

.69

•7

•71

-7a

•73

•74

•75

Building Stones.Marbles and Limestone*,.-

Granites and Syenites,

Sandstones.

Slates.

Serpentines. Soapstones.

Porphyries.

Trap.

Tufa. Peperino.

Other Building Stones.

Earthy Economic Minerals.Fire Clays. Brick Clays. Potter's Clays.

Sands.

Rock Salt. Gypsum.Phosphates. Apatite. Guano. See also 631.

Emery.

Heavy Spar. Sulphur.

Asbestus, etc.

Limes and Mineral Cements.

Other Earthy Economic Minerals.

Mineral Waters.Alkaline.

Saline.

Divide genera] works geograp....aJly like 930-999 ; e. gMineral waters of Gtrinany, 553. 7043

Chalybeate, iron-beanng.

Sulphuric

Calcic.

See also 551.23.

.8 Gems. Ornamental Stones.

.9 Other Economic Minerals.

554 Cjeology of Europe. 554-559 subdivided by countries nke ^40-999.

555 Geology of Asia.

556 Geology of Africa.

557 Geology of North America.

558 Geology of South America.

559 Geology of Oceanica. Polar Regions.

560 Paleontology,"^ii

3^1 -TiantS. 561 is subdivided like Botany, 580.

502 Invertebrates. 5' 2-569 is subdivided nke ^-ooioty, 592 599.

563 Protozoa. Radiates.

564 Mollusks.

565 Articulates.

566 Vertebrates.

567 Fishes. Batrachia.

568 Reptiles. Birds.

569 Mammals.

form divisions as in 550 and divide .g geographically

930-999; e. g. Paleontolo,c:y <if Germany is 560.943.

570 Biology.

571

.1

.XI

.13

•>4

•'S

.16

.19

.2

.21

•»3

•«4

•«S

.26

.28

•3

•3»

•34

•35

'37

•39

•5

•51

•52

•53

•54

55.56

.6

•7

•71

.72

73

•74

.8

.81

.82

•83

•84

.85

.86

Prehistoric Archaeolog-y.For Customs, see 390. For archeology of special countries, see 91%.

Paleolithic, or Early Stone Age.Drift Remains.

Cave Men.

Remains of Animals. Shells.

Chipped Stones.

Flint Flakes. Arrow Heads. Knives, etc.Other Stone Remains,

Other Remains.

Neolithic, or Late Stone Age.Stone Quarries.

Remains of Animals.

Polished Stones.

Sharpened Stones. Celts. Tools. Weapons.Perforated Stones. Spindles. Net Sinkers. Pipes.Hollowed Stones. Mortars. Cups. Food Vess-ls.Other Stone Remains.

Other Remains.

Bronze Age.

Ancient Copper and Tin Mining.Bronze Remains.

Tools. \Vea]X)ns, etc.

Cups. Vessel Si

Other Remains.

Iron Age.

Other Remains.Implements of Wood.Implements of Bone.

Basket Work.Textile Fabrics.

Pottery.

Glass.

Rudiments of Art.

Drawings.

Paint.

Sculptures.

Beads.

Dwellings.

Natural Caves.

Earth Houses. Pit Dweiiings.

Lake Dwellings. Crannoges.Cliif Dwellings.

Pueblos.

Tents as Dwellings.

Ornament!

Weems.

571-9•91

•92

•93

•94

•95

•96

•97

•98

•99

Mounds and Monuments.Mounds and Mound BuiFders.

Grave Mounds.

Kitchen Middens. Shell Banks

Monoliths. Cromlechs.

Circles. Labyrinths.

Cairns.

572 Ethnology. Anthropology.See also 136.4, Mental race characteristics.

573

574

575.1

•2

•3

•4

•5

,6

•7

.8

•9

Unity of the Human Race.

Diversity of Races.

Migrations of Men.

Original Home of Man. Eden, Atlantis, etc

(

Races divided by Language like 400.

Races divided by Countries like 930-999.Divide by countries where possible. Use langua^^e divisions for groups like

Semitic, Aryan, Teutonic, English, etc.

Natural History of Man.Man's Place in Nature.

Origin of Man.

Antiquity of Man.

Influence of Climate and Surroundings.

Color in Man.

Anthropometry.

Craniology.

Dwarfs and Giants.

Monstrosities. See also 613.91, congenital defects; 617.3, Deformitieft.

Homologies.

iI-*V01ULl0n. See also 213, Creation; 215, Religion and Science; 239.8, Apologetics*

Heredity. See also 136.3, Mental; 233.3, Mjial; 129.2, Origin of soui.

Variation. see also 591.15, Physiological zoology.

Environment. see also 136.2, Mental; 573.4.

Natural Selection.

Sexual Selection.

Development. Survival of the Fittest.

Degeneration.

Origin of Species.

Origin of Sexes. See also 591.36. Embryology.

576

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

577

578

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

.7

.8

•9

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

579.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

Origin and Beginnings of Life.

Spontaneous Generation.

Protoplasm. Bioplasm.

CeUs.

Beginnings of Motion and Sensation.

.8

Properties of Living Matter.

Chemical. Difference between Organic and Inorganic

Life. Difference between Dead and Living Matter.

Difference between Vital and Physical Phenomena.Conditions of Life, Moisture. Temperature.

Difference between Plants and Animals.

Vital Force.

Death.

Sex in Nature.

Microscopy. see also 535.82, Optics.

Varieties of Microscopes.

Optical Parts.

Mechanical Parts.^

Accessory Apparatus and Management of Microscope.

Illuminating Apparatus.

Preparation and Mounting of Objects.

Special Preparation and Study of Inorganic Material.** Botanical Material, see 581.8, Histology^

" Zoological Material. 591.8. "

Collectors' Manuals.

Preparing Skeletons.

Preservatives and Hardening Fluids.

Injections.

Taxidermy.

Mounting Specimens.

Collecting..11, Alluring; Bait, Light, etc. .12, Hunting; Nets, Collecting bottle, etc. .13, KilUng:

.14, Exchange. Purchase. .15, Rearing. .16, Transporting.

Arrangement of Specimens in Museums.,71, Cabinets. .72, Labels.

Preservation of Specimens..81, Museum Pests. .82, Pestifuges. .83, Prevention of moisture. .84, Retention of colore

580 Botany.SSoa. Philosophv. Classification, Nomenclature i .a.Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedia,;

.4, tssays;5, Periodicals; .6. Societies; .7, Study and Teaching, Herbariums, Botanic

Gardens; .b, Lohective Works; .9, History.

581 Physiological and Structural Botany.Subdivided where wished like 591.

.1 Physiology.

.2 Pathology. Teratology.

•23

3

4

5

6

7

8

Diseases.

Teratology.

Parasites.

(

Embryology. Germination.Morphoiogry. Comparative Anatomy.Habits.

Economic,Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.Histology. See 578.8

9 Geographical.•91 Distribution of Plants.

.93-99 is subdivided like 930-999.This Geographical Classification is to be used only for general worts and cross-

references. The " Flora of North America " is put 581.97; but " North Ameri-can Cryptograms" is classed 586 with a reference from 5S1.97, but No AmPhanerogamia goes with 5S1.97 because it so completely covers the subjectGeneral Works covering both Phanerogamia and Cryptogamia are put under .'so.

as bo<)ks on Vertebrates and Invertebrates are put under 590In applying these numbers to Fossil Plants, 561, note that one more figure must be

used than in Fossil Animals. The Zoology numbers are already given in thethird place in Paleontology, e. g. 592 Invertebrates, 562 Fossil Invertebratesand so on to 599 Mammals, and 569 Fossil Mammals. But in Fossil Plants!S6i, all eight sections are grouped together and the section number must berepeated. Fossil Phanerogams are 561.2 not 56a. which is assigned to Inverte-brate ZoSlogy as more important. Lichens are 561.91, etc. In the same waythe Fossil Flora of North America is 561.197, i- e., the first two Botany figures58, are changed to 561 to give the corresponding Fossil Botany number, whilein ZoSlogy the only change is from 59 to 56 for first two figures, except in 591which cannot change to 561, which is assigned to Botany. The Fossil Faunaof North America must therefore go among general works under 560 97

582 Phanerogamia see aUo Trees 715.

The sub-sections below are taken from the recogmzed authority, Bentham andHooker s Genera Plantarum.

583 DicotyledoncTS

Polypetalae.

.IX Ranales.

.til Kanunciilaceae.

.112 Dillcniaceae.

.113 Calycanthacese.

.114 Magnoliaceae.

.115 Anoiiacese.

.116 MenispermaccK

.117 Berberideas.

.118 Nymph^accae.

83.12 Parietales.

.121 Sarraceniaceac.

.122 Papavcraceae.

.123 Cruciferae.

-131 Capparideze.

^nz Resedaceas.

•134 Cistinex.

-'35 Violariece.

'^7 Canellaceae.

.13S Bixineae.

.14 Polyg^alinese.

.141 Pittosporea;.

.142 Tremandreas.

.143 Polygaleae.

-M5 Vochysiaceas.

.15 Caryophyllineae.

•151 Frankeniaceae

.152 Caryophyllese.

•153 Sileneas.

.154 Alsinex.

•155 Polycarpeas.

.156 Portulaceae.

.158 Tamariscinese.

.16 Guttiferales.

,161 Elatineas.

.162 Hypericineas.

.163 Guttiferas.

.166 Ternstroemiaceae

.167 Dipterocarpeae.

.16S Chlasnaceag.

•17 Malvales. Malvacex.iS Sterculiacea;.

.19 Tiliaccx.

.21 Geraniales.

,211 Lincac.

•2^3 Humiriacea:.

.214 Malpighiacea,^1 •> r

Zygophylleze.

Geraniaceae.

23 Rutaceae.

.241 Simarubeaj,

.245 Ochnaceae.

247 Eurscracex.

251 Meliaceae.

255 Chailletiact;?^

58326 Olacales.

.26l Olacineae.

.269 Ilicineae.

•27 Celastrales.

.271 Celastrineae.

•274 Stackhousieae*

.275 Rhamneae.

.279 Ampelideae.

.28 Sapindales.

.281 Sapindaceas,

.291 Sabiaceae.

.292 Anacardiaceae,

•297 Anomola..298 Coriarieae.

.299 Moringeae.

•3 Resales.

•31 Connaraceae.

•32 Leguminosae.

•yj Rosaceae.

.38 Saxifrageae.

39 Crassulaceae.

•393 Drose race ae.

•394 Hamamelideae.

•396 Bruniaceae.

•398 Halorageae.

-4 Myrtales.

.411 Rhizophoreae.

.414 Combretaceae.

.42 Myrtaceae.

•43 Melastomaceae»

.441 Lythrarieas.

•445 Onagrarieae.

-45 Passiflorales.

.451 Samydaceae.

•453 Loasese.

•455 Turneraceae.

.456 Passifloreas.

.461 CucurbitacecBo

.468 Eegoniaceae.

.469 Datisceae.

47 Ficoidales.

.471 Cacteae.

.47.5 Ficoideae.

.48 Umbellales.

.481 Umbelliferae.

.491 • Araliaceae.

•497 Cornaceae.

(

583-5 Gamopetalae.

•5« Rubiales. Caprifoliaceje.

•52 Kubiaceas.

•53 Asterales.

•531 Valerianeae.

.541 Dipsaceas

.546 Calycereae.

•55 Compositae.

.57 Campanales. Stylidieae.

.58 Goodenovieae,

•59 Campanuiaceae.

^ Ericales.

^i Vacciniaceae

M Ericaceae.

•63 Monotropea*

M EpacrJdeae,

^5 Diapensiaceae.

.(6 Lennoaceae-

.«7 Primulales.

.671 Plumbagineae.

.672 Primulaceae.

.677 Myrsineae

.68 Ebenales.

.681 Sapotaceae

.685 Ebenaceae

.686 Styraceae

•7 Gentianales

- .71 Oleaceae

.716 Salvadoraceat

.72 Apocynacea;.

•73 Asclepiadeae

•74 Loganiaceae

•75 Gentianeae.

•76 Polemoniales.

• .761 Polemoniaceat;.

.764 HydrophyllaceaE,

.77 Boragineae.

.78 ConvolvuiaceaD-

•79 Solanaceae

^ Personales.

^1 Scrophulanneae.

.821 Orobanchaceae.

.825 Lentibulaneae.

.829 Columelliaceae

'^:^ Gesneraceas.

.84 Bignoniaceae.

.85 Pedalineae.

.86 Acanthaceae.

.87 Lamiales.

.871 Myoporineae.

.876 Selagineae-

.88 Verbenaceae.

.891 Labiatae.

.899 Ordo anomalus. Plantagineae

5^39 Apetalse.

•9^ Curvembryese.•9^1 Nyctagineae.

9^- Illecebraceae.

•9^3 Amarantacese.

9^4 Chenopodiaceae.

•915 Phytolaccaces.•916 Batide^.

•9^7 Polygonacert.

•92 Multiovulat^ Aquaticae.•9-^ i'odostcmacea;.

.922 Multiovulata Terrestres. Nepenthaceic•9-3 Cytinaccze.

•924 Aristolochiaceae.

.925 Micrembryeae. Piperacea.'9-^ Chioranthacese.

•9-7 Myristiceas.

•9-S Monimiaceae.

•93 Daphnales.93^ Laurinea;.

•932 Proteace^.

•933 Thymelseaceae.

•934 Penasaceae.

•935 Elaeagnacea.

•94 Achiamydospore«e.•94* Loranthaceae.

•943 Santalacete.

•947 Balanuphorese.

•95 Unisexuales.

•95^ Huphorbiacea.•9^1 Balanopseae.

•90- Urticaceae.

•971 Platanaceje.

•972 Leitnerieae.

•973 Juglandeae.

•974 Myricaceae.

•975 Casuarineae,

•976 Cupuliferae.

•98 Anomali.•981 Salicineae.

•9^3 Lacistemaceat^

•9^ Empetraceas.

•987 Ceratojihylleae,

584 Monocotvledonas.

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A Microspermeae.

.11 Ilydrocharideae.

•13 Burmanniaceae.

•IS Orchideas.

•a Epigynese,

.21 Scitamineae.

.22 Bromeliaceae-

•23 Hxmodoraceae.

•24 Irideae.

•25 Amanllideae.

.26 Taccaceoe-

•27 Dioscoreaceae.

4 Coronarieae,

•31 Roxburghiaceae.

•32 Liliaceae.

•34 Pontederiaceas.

•35 Philydraceae.

.36 Xyrides.

•37 Mayacex.

.38 Commelinaceae-

•39 Rapateaceae.

•4 Calycineae.

•41 Flagellarieae.

•45 Juncaceae.

•5 Palmae.

.6 Nudifloreae.

.61 Pandaneae.

.62 Cyclanthaceae

^3 Typhaceae.

.64 Aroideae.

.6S Lemnacex.

•7 Apocarpeae.

71 Triuridex.

.72 Alismaceae.

•74 Naiadaceae-

.8 Glumaceae.

^t Eriocauleae,

.8a CentrolepideaBb

•83 Restiaceae.

M Cyperacece,

.9 Graminex.

585 Gymnospermae

.1 Gnetaceae.

.a Coniferae.

•9 Cycadaceae.

586 <Cryptogamia.

587 Pteridophyta.

• I Isoeteae.

.2 Equisetae.

•3 Filicinae.

•9 Lycopodinae.

588

•a

•3

589•X

.11

.16

•«7

.18

.19

.2

•V^2.221

.222

.224

•225

•227

.229

•as

•233

•23s

.238

•25

.26

•27

.28

.29

•3

•4

.41

•47

•5

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Bryophyta,

Sphagna.

Musci.

Hepaticae.

Characeae.

Thallophyta.

Lichenes.

BasidioHchenes.

Ascolichenes. o

Angiocarpas.

Gymnocarpae.

Gelatinosae.

Byssaceae.

Fungi.

Carposporeae. /

Basidiomycetes.

Gasteromycetes,

Hymenomycetes.

Tremellinae.

Uredineae.

Ustilagineas.

Entomophthoreae.

Ascomycetes.

Tuberaceae.

Discomycetes.

Pyrenomycetes.

Gymnoasceae.

Oosporeae.

Peronosporeae,

Saprolegnieae.

Zygosporeae.

Zygomycetes.

Myxomyceies.

Algae.

Carposporeae,

Florideas.

Coleochaeteae.

Oosporeae.

Zygosporeae.

Conjugateas.

Zoosporeae.

Protophyta.Chlorophyllacese.

Achlorophyllaceae.

Saccharomycetes. Yeast.

Schizomycetes. Bacteria. Microbes.See also 614.41, Origin of infectious diseases; 616.01, Germ theory of disease.

590 Zoology.590.1, Philosophy, Classification; .2. Compends ; .3. Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lec-

tures, etc.; .5, Periodicals ; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching, Zoological

tjardens. Aquaria, Museums; .8, Collective Works; .9, History.

591 Physiological Zoology.

Physiology.Circulation.

Respiration,

I, Nature; 2, Dermal; 3, Aquivascular ; 5, Branchial ; 6, Tracheal ; 7, Pul-

monary ; 9, Exhalation of Aqueous Vapor.

Nutrition.

I, Acquisition of food ; 2, Digestion of Food; 3, Assimilation of Food : 4.

Growth; 5, Development: 6, Repair of Waste: 7, Production of OrganicMaterial ; 8, Conditions of Nutritive Activity ; 9, Longevity, Vitality.

Secretion and Excretion.

1, Mucous and Sebaceous ; 2, Sericeous ; 3, Digestive, salivary, gastric, pan-creatic; 4, Odoriferous, sweet, etc.; 5, Poisonous, galUforraation, capnhca-tion ; 6, Mammary, spermatic ; 7, Lachrymal ; 8, Biliary ; 9, Urinary andFecal.

Variation. See also 575.2, Evolution.

I, Polymorphic; 2, Geographic ; 3, Heterophagic ; 4* Polygoneutic ; 5, Mi-

metic ; 6, Sexual ; 7. Colorational ; 8, Hybrids ; 9, Monstrosities.

Generation.

I, Abiogenesis; 2, Parthenogenesis, neuters; 3, Metagenesis, paedogenesis.

nurses; 5, Fission and Gemmation ; 6, Fecundation ; 7, Hermaphrodites ; 3,

Vivipara; 9, Superfoetation.

Histogenesis.

I, Development of Sperm-cells; 2, Development of Germ-cells, micropyle

9, Reparation of Wounds.

Nervous Functions and Sensation.

Physiological chemistry.

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Pathology.

Embryology..33, Development of Embryo ; .34, Metamorphosis, larva, pupa, moulting

j .35^

ypermetamorphosis ; .36, Production of Sexes. See also 575.9, Origm of^,sexes.

Morphology. Comparative Anatomy.Circulatory Organs.

Respiratory Organs.

Nutritory Organs.

Secretory and Excretory Organs.

Generatory Organs.

Motory Organs.

Nervous System.

Integument. Dermoskdeton. Skeleton.

Habits and Behavior.Instinct. Reason.

Abode. Migration.

Food.

Seasons. Hibernation.

Sociability.

Philoprogenitiveness. Breeding.

Means of Protection. Fascination.

Other Habits.

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Usefulness.

In Nature.

As Food and Medicine for Maa.In Chemistry and Manufactures.

Noxiousness.

Offensive Animals.

Animals causing Diseases.

Injuring Vegetable and Animal Products and Inorganic SubstancesInjuring Living Plants and Animals. Parasites.

Organography. Descriptive Anatomy.Subdivided like 591.4, Morphology.

Histology. See also 578.9, Microscopical zoblog>-.

Geographical Distribution of Animals.Subdivided like 930-999, using .ga for ocean.

592 Invertebrates.

593 Protozoans. Radiates.

.1 Protozoans.

(

.11 Rhizopoda.

.12 Foraminifera.

•13 Heliozoa.

.14 Radiolaria. Polycystma.

•15 Infusoria.

.16 Fiagellata.

17 Ciliata.

.18

ag Gregarinidae.

.2 Radiates.

•3 CCelenterata. Acalepha Cold use of term, now nmited to 593.73).

•4 Sponges. Porifera. Spongia.

•5 Cnidaria.

,6 Actinozoa. Polyps. Corals and Sea Anemones..61 Rugosa. Tetracoroila.

.5a Alcyonaria. Octocorolla.

-63 Zoantharia. HexacoroUa..64 Antipatharia.

.65 Actinaria.

.66 Madreporaria.

•7 Hydrozoa.

•7« Hydromedusae.•7a Siphonophora.

•73 Acalepha.

•74 Calycozoa.

.76 Marsupialida.

•97 Discophora. Telly Fish.

J Ctenophora, Jelly Fish.

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Echinodermata-

Crinoidea. Sea Lfilies.

Asteroidea. Star Fish.

Stelleridea. #

Ophiuridea.

Echinoidea. Sea Urchins.

Holothuroidea. Sea Cucumbers.

Pedata.

Apoda,

Enteropneusta.

Mollusks.

Lamellibranchiata. Bivalves.

Scaphopoda.

Gastropoda. Univalves. Snails. Slugs. seeaUoe^. p«sis.

Pteropoda. Winged Shells.

Cephalopoda. Squids and Cuttle Fish.

MoUuscoidea.

Bryozoa. (Polyzoa.) Sea Mats.

Brachiopoda. Lamp Shells.

Tunicata. (Ascidia.) Sea Grapes.

Articulates.

Worms. Vermes, see also 632, Pests.

Arthropoda.

Crustacea.

Entomostraca. Cyclops, Shrimps, etc

Phyllopoda.

Ostracoda.

Copepoda.

Cirripedia. Barnacles, etc.

Malacostraca. Sandbugs, Crabs, Lobsters, etc

Arthrostraca.

Thoracostraca.

Gigantostraca. Trilobites.

Arachnida. Spiders. Scorpions. Mites. See also 632, Pests.

Onychophora.

Myriopoda. Centipedes, etc. see also 632, Pests.

Insects. Insecta. Hexapoda. See also 632, Pests.

Thysanura. Bristle-tails, spring-tails, etc.

Orthoptera. Grasshoppers, etc.

Pseudoneuroptera. Dragon-flies, white ants, etc.

Neuroptera. Caddice flies, etc.

Rhynchota. (Hemiptera.) Bugs, etc.

Coleoptera. Beetles.

Diptera. Flies, etc.

Lepidoptera. IJuiterflies, Moths.

Hyn>enoptera. Bees, Wasps, etc

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Fishes. Pisces.

PharyngoDranchii. Lancelet.

Marsipobranchii. Lampreys.Elasmobranchii. Sharks, Rays, etcGanoidei. Sturgeons, Garpikes, etcTeleostei. True bony fishes.

Batrachia. (Amphibia.)

Ophiomorpha.

Anura. Toads, Frogs.

Urodela. SalamandetB.

Reptiles. Birds.

Reptiles.

Lacertilia. Lizaida. (Ophidia. Snakes.

Chelonia. Turtles.

Crocodilia. Crocodiles.

Ichthyopterygia.

Sauropterygia.

Anomodontia.

Pterosauria.

Dinosauria.

Birds. Aves.

Grallatores. (Waders.)

Natatores. (Swimmers.)Cursores. (Runners ]

Rasores. (Scratchers.)

Scansores. (Climbers,)

Insessorcs. (Perchers.)

Raptores. (Birds of Prey.)

Mammals. Mammalia.Monotremata. Duck-billed Platypus.Marsupialia. Kangaroos, Opossums.Edentata. Rodentia. Insectivora. Sloths. Rodents.

Moles.

Cheiroptera. Bats.

Cetacea. Sirenia. Whales, etc.

Proboscidea. Hyracoidea. Elephants. Hyrax.Ungulata. Carnivora. Domestic Mammals. Seeaiso6s6.

Quadrumana. Apes.

Bimana. Man. See also 573, Nat hist, of man ; 6io. Medicine.

Useful Arts

600 Useful Arts.

601 Philosophy. Theories, etc.

602 Compends. Outlines.

603 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

604 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

605 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

606 Societies. Fairs. Exhibitions.

special exhibitions go with their topics. This is general on'v.

607 Education. Schools of Technology.Divided like 940-99,

608 Patents. Inventions.

609 History of Useful Arts in General.For its History, see each special department.

6io Medicin

6 11 Anatomy

610.1 Philosofy, theories .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries, cyclopedias .4 Essays.5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .71 Medical schools;divided like 940-999 .72 Medical education of women .73 Training schoolsfor nurses .77 Medical museums .8 Collections .9 History of medicin

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SUMMARY611.01 Theory

.012 Teratology

.013 Embryology

.014 Anthropologic anatomy

.016 Paleontologic "

.018 Histology

.1 Circulatory system

.2 Respiratory

.3 Digestiv

.4 Glandular and lymphatic system

.6 Genito-urinary system

.7 Motor and integumentary system.8 Nervous system.9 Regional anatomy

Theory (

Notion, definition, value

Classification, division

Terminology

Teratology AnomaliesTo be subdivided like revised 617.3 Orthopedic surgery

Ontogeny EmbryologySee also physiology, 612.6 Reproduction and development

Germinativ cells

Sperm

Spermatogenesis See also 611.63 Male genital organsOvum

Ovogenesis See also 611.65 Female genital organsMaturation Corpus luteum

Copulation Fecundation FertilizationSee also Fecundation, in botany 581.166; in zoology 591.3

Germ layers

Segmentation Cleavage BlastulaBlastula

Gastrula

Primitiv streak

Blastopore Primitiv mouth

Archenteron Primitiv gut

Neurenteric canal

Entoderm, entoblast, hypoblast or endodermEctoderm, epiblast or ectoblast

Mesoderm or mesoblast

Mesenchyme

Entodermic, entoblastic or h5'poblastic organsNotochord

Ectodermic, epiblastic or ectoblastic organsEpidermal layer

Neural furrows, folds and canal or medullary platesSee also 61 1.8 Nervous system

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Protovertebrae Mesoblastic somites, or primitiv

vertebrae

Somatopleure, body wall, or musculo cutaneous plate

Outer lamella of lateral plates

Splanchnopleure, fibrous wall of alimentary canal, or

gut fiber plate

Inner lamella of lateral plates

Coelom, pleuroperitoneal or body cavity

See also 611.389 Coelom

Blood or primitiv vessel wallSee also 611.0185 Histology of b'.o 3

i

External form of embryo

.Fetal appendagesVitellin sac

AUantois

AmnionAmniotic fluid

Chorion

Placenta Umbilic cord

Experimental embryology

Anthropologic anatomySee also 572 Anthropology

Paleontologic anatomySee also 560 Paleontology

HistologyMicroscopic structure of organs

For special cells see tissues to which

See also 611.01331

34

Cells CytologySee also 576.3 Cytologythey belong

Protoplasm

Nucleus

Cell division

Centrosome

Cilia Cellular membrane

Connectiv tissue

Connectiv, cartilage and bone tissue together known as ' su

porting tissues"

Connectiv tissue cells

Connectiv tissue fibers

Ground substance or matrix

Reticular and adenoid tissue

Areolar or interstitial tissue

Mucous or gelatinous tissue

See also embryology, 611. 013395 Mesenchyme

Adipose or fat tissue

Elastic or yellow fibrous tissue

Fibrous or white fibrous tissue

Pigment and pigment cells

Cartilaginous tissue

True or hyalin cartilage, cartilage cells or chrondroblasts ForElastic, yellow fibrocartilage, or reticular cartilage see

611.01827; for Fibrocartilage, fibrous or white fibrocartilage

see 611.0182S

Perichondrium

Reticulum

Mesenchyme

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Osteoblasts Osteoclasts Howship's lacunae Myelo-plaques of Robin

Ground substance or matrixSpongiosum, spongy substance, or cancellated or spongy boneCompact substance

Stritcture: lacunae, canaliculi, lamellae, Haversian caaals,Volkmann's canals

PeriosteumOsteogenetic layer or cells; fibers of Sharpey

Bone marrow or medulla

BloodSee also physiology. 6 12. 11 BloodFor sperm, see 611. 013 11 and 612.616

LymphSee also 612.42 Lymphatic system

Muscular tissue SarconUsm

Smooth, unstriped, unstriated or involuntary muscleStriped, striated or voluntary muscle

Sarcolemma

Cardiac muscleHistology of muscular contraction

Epithelial tissue

Glandular system

Mucous membranesSerous **

Nervous tissue

General structure

Regeneration

Werv cells

Protoplasm: Nissl's bodies: reticular, fibrillar, and canalicularstructures; pigment. Nucleus. Centrosome. Cell membraneand division

Prolongations and nerv fibers

Cylinder-axis process; cylinder axis. Appendixes, varicosities

Neurilemma Schwann's sheathMyelin Ranvier's nodes Medullary sheathAdventitious sheath, perineurium EpineuriumEndoneuriumDendrites

Neuroglia Ependymal cells, amyloids

Terminations

Motor terminations

Sensory "

Comparison with anatomy of lower animalsUsually better clast in 591.

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Form divisions

CompendsDictionaries Cyclopedia s

Essays Addresses

Periodicals

Societies Clubs

Endothelia

Tectology Neurone

611.07 Teaching Methods

.072 Laboratories Dissection

.077 Pedagogic methods

.078 Instruments Apparatus

.08 Polygrafy

.09 History

.1 Circulatory system

.11 Pericardium

.12 Hart

.133 Left hart

.123 Right hart

.124 Ventricles

2 Right 5 Left

.125 Auricles2 Right 5 Left

.126 Endocardium3 Valvs

4 Auriculoventricular valvs

49 Mitral or bicuspid valvs

46 Tricuspid valvs

5 Valvs of aorta and of pulmonary artery

Sinuses of Valsalva

53 Aortic valvs

S6 Pulmonary or semilunar valvs

6 Valvs of right auricle

2 Eustachian 5 Coronary

.127 Myocardium

•13 Arteries

•131 Pulmonary artery

2 Right branch 5 Left branch

.132 Aorta

I Aortic arch Ascending aorta

2 Coronary arteries

.T Right 5 Left

5 Innominate artery

•133 Carotid arteries

I Common carotid

2 External "

31 Superior thyroid

33 Lingual

»$ Facial, or external maxillary

24 Ascending pharyngeal

25 Posterior auricular

36 Occipital

27 Superficial temporal

38 Internal maxillary

.Si Sphenopalatin arteries

389 Middle or great meningeal

3 Internal carotid

3a Ophthalmic artery

33 Cerebral arteries, anterior and midFor posterior cerebral artery see 011.1349

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Subclavian arteries

AxillarySuperior thoracic, acromiothoracic, long thoracic or externalmammary, alar thoracic, subscapular, posterior and anteriorcircumflex

Brachial or humeralSuperior and inferior profunda, nutrient, anastomotica magna,muscular

Forearm arteriesRadial

Ulnar

Hand arteries

Internal mammary Superior epigastric

Costocervical trunk

Thyrocervical trunk

Posterior, or dorsal scapular, transversa colli

Vertebral Basilar, posterior cerebral, circle of Willis

Thoracic aorta and branches )

Parietal branches

Intercostal "*

Subcostal, diafiamatic, vas aberrans

Visceral branchesBronchial, esophageal, pericardial, mediastinal

Abdominal aorta and branches

Inferior phrenic

LumbarMiddle sacral ; caudal

Celiac axisCeliac mesenteric, umbilic mesenteric or omphalomesenterica

Hepatic

Pyloric, gastroduodenal, superior pancreaticoduodenal, rightgastro-epiploic, cystic

Splenic, lienalis

Pancreatic, vasa brevia, left gastro-epiploicLeft gastric, gastric, or coronary gastric

MesentericSuperior mesenteric

Rami intestini tenuis, or branches of small intestin; inferiorpancreaticoduodenal; middle, right and ileocolic; terminal andappendicular branches

Inferior mesenteric

Left colic, sigmoid, superior hemorrhoidal

Middle suprarenal

Renal

Spermatic

Ovarian

Iliac arteries

Common iliac

Hypogastric, or internal iliac

Parietal branches

Lateral sacral

Obturator

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Inferior gluteal Sciatic

Visceral branchesUmbilic, superior vesical

Inferior vesical and deferential

Uterin and vaginal

Middle hemorrhoidal

Internal pudic

External iliac artery

Inferior epigastric, or deep epigastric

Deep circumflex iliac

Femoral

Deep femoral, profunda femoris

2 External circumtiex 5 Internal circumflex

Arteria genu suprema, or anastomotica magnaPopliteal

Anterior tibial

Tibiofibular trunk, truncus tibioperoneus

Posterior tibial

Peroneal

Arteries of foot

Dorsalis pedis

Tarsal, metatarsal, dorsal interosseous, dorsalis hallucis

Plantar

VeinsPulmonary

Cardiac or venae cordis

Subintestinal, or fetal portal vein

Cardinal

Superior vena cavaInnominate veins Veins of neck

Internal jugular veinThvroid veins

Sinuses of dura materCerebral veins

Emissary vein

Superior ophthalmic

Inferior"

Facial

External jugular

Posterior external jugular and vertebral

Subclavian and axillary

Deep veins of upper extremity

Superficial veins of upper extremity2 Basilic 5 Cephalic

Azygos

Spinal veins

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Lumbar veins

Renal

Suprarenal "

Hepatic "

Inferior phrenic

SpermaticPampiniform or spermatic plexus

Ovarian

Iliac veins

Hypogastric or internal iliac

Hemorrhoidal plexus

External iliac

Femoral PoplitealLong, or internal saphenousTibial veins

Short, or external saphenous )

Veins of foot

Portal veinSuperior mesenteric

Inferior "

Ventricular coronary, gastric, or venae gastricae Pyloric

Splenic, or lienalis

Cystic

Fetal hepatic veins OmphalomesentericDuctus venosus Aranzii, or sinus venosus. large vein pas.ving

directly thru fetal liver

Umhilic

Capillaries

Respiratory systemNose ,

See also 611.86 Organs of smell

External nose

LarynxCartilages

Epiglottis, thyroid, arytenoid, cuneiform, cornicular

False vocal cords

Ventricles

Cavity of larynx Glottis

Tiue vocal cords Rima glottidis or chink of glottis

Ligaments

Muscles of larynx

Trachea and bronchiTrachea

BronchiSee also 611.24 below

Lungs, or pulmonesPleuraDiaframMediastinumGills

See comparativ anatomy, 591.42 Respiratory organsOther organs, including air bladder swimming bladder

See 591.42

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Digestiv systemMouth, buccal cavity or cavum oris

TungPapillae

Teeth

Palate, palatum, or roof of mouth Soft palate, or

velum pendulum palati Uvula

Salivary and other glands of mouthSubmaxillary and sublingual glands

Parotid glands Stenson's duct

317 Lips

318 Cheeks

32 Pharynx Esophagus

321 Pharynx

322 Tonsils

323 Faucial tonsils

324 Pharyngeal or Luschka's tonsil

325 Lingual, buccal or 4th tonsil

326 Other tonsils: laryngeal, nasal

327 Topografy or regions of pharynx

1 Nasal or epipharynx

2 Oral, buccal, or meso pharynx

3 Laryngeal or hypo pharynx

4 Back

.SSides

.329 EsophagusI Cervical 2 Thoracic section

including diaframatic

3 Abdominal section,

StomachGastric glands: true, oxyntic or peptic; pyloric; cardiac

Cardia

Pylorus

Greater curvature, or lower convex surface

Lesser" " upper concave "

Intestin

Small intestin

2 Meckel's diverticulum

3 Peyer's patches, or tonsillae intestinales

4 Plicae circulares

5 Glands of Lieberkuhn and solitary glands

342 Duodenum Briinner's glands

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344

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CecumIleocecal valv

Vermiform appendix

347 Large intestin

Including cecum Appendices epii

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Transverse

Descending

Sigmoid flexure

Rectum Anus.351 Rectum Houston's or 'ectal valvs

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Hepatic duct

Cystic duct Gall bladderCommon bile duct, or ductus communis choledicus

Process and ampulla of Vater *

PancreasPancreatic duct, or canal of WirsungDuct of Santorini

Glandular portion

Interalveolar cell-ilets, intertubular cell masses. Hands of Langerhans

Peritoneum Mesentery Omentum CoelomPeritoneum

2 Parietal 5 Visceral

Omentum, epiploon

Lesser or gastrohepatic, great or gastrocolic, gastrosplenicMesentery

Transverse and sigmoid mesocolon; mesorectum; mesoappendixRetroperitoneal fossae

Coelom or pleuroperitoneal cavity ^

Adipose bodiesGlandular and lymphatic system

Put glands of any special system with that system. See 611 36 Liver-611. 01. Kidneys: 611. 310. Salivary glands: 611.69. Mammary glands. Butclass here chromaffin tissue in general

SpleenMalpighian bodies

Capsule of spleen

Lymphatic vessels or lymphatics and capillariesFor lymphatics of an organ or tissue, see name of organ or tissueLymphatic spaces

Lymphatics by regionI Hed2 Face

3 Neck4 Thorax5 Abdomen6 Pelvic region

7 Upper extremity

2 Arm 4 Forearm 6 Hand8 Lower extremity

2 Thigh 4 Leg 6 Foot9 Tail

.423 Receptaculum chyli or cistern of Pecquet

.424 Thoracic duct (left)

•425 Right lymphatic duct.426 Lacteals

5 Villi

43 Thymus435 Accessory thymus

44 Thyroid gland445 Accessory or aberrant thyroids447 Parathyroids

45 Suprarenal capsules or bodiesAccessory suprarenal capsules

61 1.46 Lymphatic glands.461 Glands of hed

.462 " face

Internal maxillary Submental

.463 Glands of neck

I Suboccipital or occipital

9 Mastoid, retroauricular or postauricular

6 Retropharyngeal

7 Cervical or jugular

8 Subclavian

.464 Glands of thorax

z Diaframatic

2 Mammary lymph

3 Intercostal

4 Mediastinal

465 Abdominal lymoh glands

I Iliac and hypogastric: sacral, lumbar

3 Abdomino-aortic

21 Juxta-aortic

22 Preaortic: gastric, splenic, hepatic

23 Retroaortic

4 Glands of small intestin: mesenteric

6 Glands of large intestin: colic, rectal

.467 Lymph glands of upper extremity

z Axillary

a Epitrochleal or supratrochleal and other glands

5 Pectoral

.468 Lymph glands of lower extremity

z Inguinal

a Femoral

3 Popliteal

4 Anterior tibial

.47 Carotid gland or body

.48 Coccygeal gland

.6 Genito-urinary system Brests

.61 Kidne\'sClass here urinary organs in general

.''IS Uriniferous tubules

.617 Ureter

.618 Pronephros

.619 Mesonephros

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1 Prostatic part

Verumontanum or caput gallinaginis

Sinus pocularis or uterus masculinus

2 Membranous part

3 spongy, cavernous or penial part

4 Lacunae Littre's glands

Buibo-urethral or Cowper's glands

Urogenital sinus

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Straight tubules, tubuli recti or vasa recta; coni vasculosi orvasa efferentia

3 Tunics of testes; vaginalis, albuginea, vasculosa

5 Mediastinum testis or Highmore's body; rete testis of Haller orHaller's network

Epididymis

Appendixes of testes

Vasa aberrantia; hydatids of Morgagni, or pedunculated bodies;paradidymis or organ of Giraldts

Vas deferens

Ejaculatory ducts

Seminal vesicles

Prostate

ScrotumDartos

Spermatic cord

Infundibula; intercolumnar or epermatic and cremasteric fascia

PenisRootBody PrepuceGlans penis, or acorn

MeatusCorpora cavernosa

Corpus spongiosumBulb of urethra

Female genital organs AdnexaOvaries

Medullary substance StromaGraafian follicles

Capsule of ovum, membrana granulosa, discus proligerusCortical layer

Corpus luteum or corpora lutea

See also embryology O11.01317Fallopian tubes

UterusEndometriumCornuaBody or parenchymaNeck, cervix

Ligaments

For placenta see embryology, 611.01385 and gynecology 618.36Broad or lateral

Round Canal of NuckUterosacral and uterolumbar Pouch of Douglas

Posterior ligaments

Epoophoron, parovarium, or organ of Rosenmiiller Gartner's ductParoophoron

Muller's duct Oviducts of lower vertebratesClass oviducts of lower vertebrates in 591.46 except in comparisonwith human organs

Vagina VulvaVagina

Hymen VestibulumVulva

I Mons veneris

Female urethra

Clitoris Bulbus vestibuli

Bartholini's, or vulvo- vaginal glands

BrestsNipple and areola Glands of MontgomeryAcini, acinous glands

Galactophorous or lactiferous ducts

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Osteology Bones Skeleton

Spinal columCervical vertebrae

Atlas

Axis or epistropheus

Thoracic or dorsal vertebrae

Lumbar %'ertebrae

Sacrum or sacral vertebrae

Coccyx

Ribs ThoraxCostal cartilages

Sternum or brest boneMenubrium; gladiolus; zypboid or ensiform

Bones of bed Skull

For nasal cavity, inferior concha, see 611.2161

Calvaria or cerebral cranium

Sutures, fontanelles. supernumerary or Wormian bones

Base of cranium

Orbits

Nasal cavity Inferior conchae

Cranium, cranial bonesOccipital

SphenoidTemporalParietal

Frontal

EthmoidLacrimal

Nasal

Vomer

Bones of face or visceral craniumMaxillary, upper jaw or superior maxillary

Palate

Malar or zygomatic

Mandible, lower jaw or inferior maxillary

Alveolar limbus

Ramus of mandible

HyoidSkeleton branchiae Better clast in S9i-4

Bones of upper extremity

Scapula, shoulder bladeShoulder girdle as a whole Acromion

Clavicle or collar boneCoracoid process

HumerusRadius

Ulna

Carpus, carpal bones or wrist bonesScaphoid or navicular

Semilunar, or os lunatumCuneiform, or os triquetrum

Pisiform

Trapezium, or os multangulum majus

Trapezoid or "" minus

Os magnum, or os capitatum

Unciform or hook or os hamatumCentral

Metacarpus, metacarpal bones

Phalanges of handBasilar or proximal phalanges

Middle phalanges

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Ilium

Ischium

Pubis

FemurPatella See also 611.7283 Knee joint and 611.983 Knee

Tibia

Fibula

TarsusAstragalus, ankle bone, or talus

Calcaneum, heel, or os calcis

Cuboid

Scaphoid or navicular

Cuneiform or wedge bonesInternal or first, middle or second, external or third cuneiform

Metatarsal bones

Phalanges of foot

Basilar or proximal phalangesMiddle or second "

Ungual or third "

Sesamoid bones

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I Occipito-atlantal and occipito-axial

3 Intervertebral articulations

5 Atlanto-axial or atlo-axoid and atlanto-odontoid6 Lumbo-sacral

T Sacro-coccygeal

S Coccygeal

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.727 Articulations of upper extremity

I Sternoclavicular joint and costoclavicular or rhom-boid ligament

a Articulations of shoulderai Shoulder joint

24 Acromioclavicular or scapuloclavicular joint Coracoclavicular andcoracoacromial ligaments

3 Elbov joint3X Humeroulnar joint

33 Humeroradial joint

34 Superior radioulnar or radioulnaris proximalis

4 Wrist joint

41 Inferior or distal radioulnar joint

44 Radiocarpal

5 Intercarpal articulation54 Middle carpal joints

6 Carpometacarpal articulations

7 Intermetacarpal "

8 Metacarpophalangeal "

9 Phalangeal or finger joints

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ment or symphysis sacrococcysea

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Knee joint

Crucial or femorotibial ligaments

Semilunar fibrocartilages

Anterior or ligamentum patellae

Tibiofibular ligaments

Ankle joint

Inferior tibiofibular joint

Tibiotarsal ligaments

Intertarsal ligamentsAstragalocalcaneal. calcaneoastragaloid or talocalcaneum: astraga

loscaphoid; calcaneoscaphoid or calcaneonavicular ligaments

Calcaneocuboid ligaments

Mediotarsal articulations

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ularis articulations

Intercuneiform articulations

Tarsometatarsal articulations

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Toe joints

Classes of joints

Synarthrosis or fixt joint

Aniphiarthrosis or mixt joint

Diarthro'sis or movable jointArthrodia or gliding joint

Condylarthrosis or knuckle joint

Enarthrosis or ball and socket joint

Ginglymus or hinge joint

Trochoid or pivot joint

Muscular system MyologyDorsal muscles

Spinohumeral or humerospinal musclesTrapezius

Latis-simus dorsi

RhomboidLevator scapulae

Spinocostal or serrati posteriores

SpinodorsalSacrospinalis, lumbosacral, erector spinac. transversalis cervicis

Iliocostal

Longissimus dorsi

Splenius and complexus

Spinalis dorsi

TransversospinalesSemispinalis

Multifidus

Rotatores

Breves spinaeInterspinals

Intertransversarii

Oblique muscles of bed

Recti capitis posterior and lateralis

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Platysma myoides

Occipitofrontalis or epicranial

Muscles of nosePyramiHalis nasi, compressor nasi, compressor narium minordepressor alae nasi or myrtiform, dilatores nasi

Muscles of ear Attrahens. attollens, retrahens

Palpebral and orbital muscles of eyeOrbicularis palpebrarum, or sphincter of eyelids; corrugator ruper-cilii; levator palpebrae; levator palpebrae superioris; tensor tarsiSee also 611.8461

Buccal musclesBuccinator, orbicularis oris, levator anguli oris, levatores labii

superioris, levator labii superioris alaeque nasi, zygomatic, levatorlabii inferioris, levator menti, depressor labii inferioris or quadratusmenti; depressor angulae oris or triangularis menti; risorius, orSantorini's muscle

Muscles aiding mastication and deglutitionMasseter

TemporalPterygoid

Muscles of palate and pharynxPalate

Levator palati, tensor palati, azygos uvulae, palatoglossus, pala-topharyngeus, salpingopharyngeus

PharynxInferior, superior and middle constrictors, stylopharyngeus

Muscles of neckStemo-cleido-mastoid

" hyoid

OmohyoidSternothyroid

ThyrohyoidLongus colli

Rectus capitis anticus major, or longus capitis

Rectus capitis anticus minor, or rectus capitis anteriorFor rectus capitis lateralis see 61 1.73 19

Scaleni: anticus, medius and posticus

Hyoid musclesDepressors of lower jaw or elevators ot hyoid.

Digastric

Stylohyoid

MylohyoidGeniohyoid

Thoracic musclesPectoralis major

" minorSubclavius

Levatores costarumSerratus magnus or serratus anterior

Intercostal

Subcostal

Transversus thoracis or triangularis stemi

Abdominal and coccygeal musclesRectus abdominisPyramidalis abdominisOblique abdominalCremaster

Transversalis or transversus abdominisQuadratus lumborumCoccygeal

For tongue see 6 1 1 .3 1

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Shoulder or axillary

Deltoid

Supraspinatus

Infraspinatus

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ArmBiceps brachii, or biceps flexor cubiti

Coracobrachialis

Brachialis (anticus)

Triceps brachii, or triceps extensor cubiti

Anconeus

ForearmPronator muscles

Pronator radii teres

quadratus

Flexors of forearmFlexor carpi radialis

Palmaris longus

Flexor carpi ulnaris

" digitorum sublimis" " profundus" pollicis longus

Extensors and supinators

Brachioradialis

Extensor carpi radialis longus

brevis" " ulnaris

Extensors of fingers, or extensores digitorum

Supinator

Abductor pollicis longus

Short and long extensors of thum, or extensores pollicis brevis

et longus

Extensor of index finger, or extensor indicis proprius

Muscles of handLumbricales

Palmaris brevis

Short abductor of thum, or opponens pollicis

Short flexor of thum, or flexor brevis pollicis

Adductor pollicis

Muscles of little finger

Abductor digiti quinti (or minimi) brevis; opponens digiti quinti;

short flexor of sth or little finger, or flexor brevis digiti minimiInterosseous muscles

Muscles of lower extremity

Hip and natesIliopsoas

Iliacus

Psoas major and minorGluteal

Tensor fasciae latae, tensor fasciae femoris or tensor vaginae femorisPiriformis

Obturator intemusGemelli or gemini

Quadratus femoris

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Quadriceps femoris or quadriceps extensor femorisRectus femoris. vastus externus. vastus internus and crureus orvastus mtermedius

Articularis genu, or subcrureusPectineus

Adductors: longus. brevis, magnus and minimusGracilis

Obturator externusBiceps femoris or biceps flexor crurisSemitendinosus

Semimembranosus

LegAnterior muscles

Anterior tibial or tibialis anticusExtensor digitorum longus

hallucis « or propriusPeronaeus tertius

Other muscles of legPeronaeus longus

brevis

GastrocnemiusSoleus, triceps suraePlantaris

Popliteus

Posterior tibial

Flexor digitorum longushallucis "

Muscles of foot

Back of foot

Extensor brevis digitorumSole of foot or plantar regionAdductor hallucis (obliquus ani transversusl. adductor ('igitmmimi. abductor hallucis; flexor hallucis brevis fiexordigitorum brevis, fiexor accessorius. flexor digiti minimibrevis, lumbricales. interosseous muscles

Electric organs Better clast in comparativ anatomylendons Fasciae

May be divided like 611.73: e. g. Achilles tendon 61 1 74854Bursae Sheaths of tendonsHedNeck

Back

Shoulder

Upper extremity

Lower "

ConneCtiv tissue See also 611.0183 Histology of conncctiv tissue

77 Skin Glands of skinCuticle, scarf skin or epidermis

Homy and Malpighian layersGlands of skin

Sebaceous

Sudoriferous or swetCiliary glands

Circumanal "

Ceruminous "

Corium, cutis vera, true skin or dermisReticular and papillary layers

Pigmentation

Subcutaneous areolar tissue, tela subcutanea or paniculus adiposus

611.78 Hair, nails, scales, fethers, etc.For teeth see 611.314 Fur, scales, fethers, horns, etc. better clast in

comparativ anatomy,781 Hair

785 Scales

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.787 Fethers

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»8 Nervous system Sense organs.81 Encephalon Brain

Mesurcment Weight '

.811 General structure of brain and cerebrospinal axis

.812 Localizations

.813 Telencephalon, or endbrain Prosencephalon, or fore-

brain HemispheresLongitudinal and transverse fissure

I Pallium, brain mantle or cerebral cortex

XI Frontal lobe

Broca's convolutions

xa • Parietal lobe Central fissure, sulcus centralis, or

Rolando's grooveOpercula insiilae

13 Temporal or temporosphenoid lobe Fissure of Sylvius,

or fissura cerebri lateralis

X4 Limbic lobe Gyrus fornicatusHippocampal gyre, or gyrus hippocampi Callosal gyreDentate gyre, or fascia dentata hippocampi Fasciola Fim-bria, taenia fomicis or taenia hippocampi Hippocampusmaior or comu ammonis Dentate fissure, hippocampalsulcus, or subiculum cornu ammonis Callosomarginal AssureAmygdala, almond nucleus, or amygdaloid tubercle

15 Occipital lobe

Occipital or parieto-occipital f.ssure

16 Paracentral gyre or lobule

17 Cuneus Calcarin fissure

18 Precuneus, or quadrate lobe

19 Insula, iland of Reil, central lobe, or gyri operti

2 Striatum, striate body, or corpus striatumBasal ganglion of hemisphere

21 Caudatum, taild nucleus, or nucleus caudatus

23 Lenticula, lenticular nucleus, or nucleus lentiformisGlobus pallidus, or pallidum, and putamen

23 Claustrum

25 Tenia, taenia semicircularis, stria terminalis or comeae

3 Rhinencephalon or rhinencefalOlfactory bulb tract, substantia perforata anterior, precribrum, etc

Broca's area, or parolfactoria

7 Centrum ovale majus (of Vieussens) Centrumsemiovale Internal capsule

8 Paraceles or lateral ventricles

9 Callosum or corpus callosum FornixSeptum pellucidum or lucidu.-n, or s plum Cavum septi pellucidi,

5th ventricle or pseudocele

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Diencephalon, diencefal, thalamencephalon or interbrainHypothalamus or subthalamic tegmental region

Nucleus of Luys or nucleus hypothalamicusPostcommissure or posterior commissure

Corpora albicantia, albicans, or corpus mammillareBundle of Vicq-d'Azyr. or fasciculus thalamomammillaris

Hypophysis, hypophysis cerebri or pituitary bodyTuber or tuber cinereum InfundibulumOptic tract Optic chiasm or commissureEpithalamus Pinea, pineal body, conarium or epi-physis Habenula, habena, or pedunculus conariiGemculate bodies, or geniculum MetathalamusThalamus or optic thalamus

Thalamic radiation: ansa peduncularis. ansa lenticularisfor Nissl s bodies see 611. 01882

Third ventricle, or diacelePorta or foramen of Monro, or foramen interventriculare

Mesencephalon, midbrain or mesencefalQuadrigeminum, or corpora or tubercula quadri-gemma Ouadngeminal arms

Pedunculi or crura cerebri, crura or cmsSubstantia nigra fSommering) or intercalatum

See also nucleus of Luys 611.8141Foot of peduncle, basis or pes pedunculi. or crustalegmentum

^Red nucleus, nucleus ruber, or rubrumNuclei of oculomoto and trochlear nervsAqueduct of Sylvius, aqueductus cerebri, or mesocele

Isthmus rhombencephaliValv of Vieussens. or superior medullary velumSuperior cerebellar peduncles

Prcpeduncles, brachium conjunctivum cerebelli. or crura ad cerebruml^emmscus: mesial and lateral fillets

Metencephalon or epencephalon, epencefal or hindbrainPons (Varolii)

CerebellumLobes, fissures, valv of Tarinus. velum medullars posterius. or kilosCerebellar centers of gray matter Nuclei olivaris superiores: roofnuclei, dentate nuclei, dentatum, etc.White substance of cerebellum ' Arbor vitae

For reticula see 6x1.8336Pons Varolii TegumentNuclei of trigeminus systemNucleus motorius or motor nucleus of 5th nervNucleus of spinal tract or sensory nucleus of sth nerv

Nucleus or nidus of abducent nerv' facial nerv

Salivary nucleus

Cochlear nidi or nucleus of cochlear nervVentral root of Sth nerv

Trapezium or trapezoid bodyNucleus of superior olivary bodyAcoustic striae, striae acusticae or medullares

Vestibular nidi or nucleus of vestibular nervDorsal root of Sth nerv

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postoblongata or medulla oblongata

Pyramids Pyramidal decussation

Dorsal colum, posterior fibers, or funiculi dorsales

Arcuate fibers Restis or restiform bodyFasciculus of Rolando, cuneatus and gracilis

Lateral fibers Oliva or olivary bodiesAnterolateral ground bundle or fasciculus proprius anterolateralis;

anterolateral cerebellar tract or fasciculus anterolateralis super-

ficialis

Interolivary stratum, fillet or lemniscus

Fourth ventricle or metepiceleMetapore or foramen of Magendie Foramina of Luschka, Keyand Retzius Obex Lingula Calamus scriptorius

Nucleus of glossopharyngeal system

Nuclei of vagus and accessor}' nervsAmbiguous nucleus

Dorsal nucleus of vagus

Solitary tract

Nucleus of hypoglossal system or hypoglossal nidus

Meninges and cerebral meninges

Pia mater or pia

Telae choroideae, velum interpositum, choroid plexus

Arachnoid villi

Glandulae Pacchioni, Luschka's villi or granulations

Cisterns, or subarachnoid cisterns

Dura mater, or dura Tentorium and falx cerebelli

Falx cerebri

Spinal cord, or myelEnlargements or intumescentia

;general structure

Cervical cjrtl or myel. pars cervicalis

Thoracic or dorsal cord or myel, pars thoracalis

Lumbar cord or myel, pars lumbaris

Sacral cord

Term nal cone, or conus (meduUaris) Filum Cauda (equina)

Grooves and fissures, sulci and fissurae

Gray substance or matter, entocinerea or cinerea Gray

cornua or columAnterior or ventral colum or comu or funiculus anterior

Posterior or dorsal « « «

Clarke's colum, nucleus dorsalis or Stilling's nuclei

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Pyramidal tract or bundle or fasciculus cerebrospinalisDirect or uncrost tract, fasciculus cerebrospinalis anterior, orfasciculus

Crost pyramidal tract, or cerebrospinalis lateralisDirect cerebellar tract, or dorsolateral cerebellar tractGower's tract, cerebellar path of anterior funiculus, or fasciculusanterolateralis superficialis ascendens or anterolateral ascendingcerebellar tract

Fasciculus sulcomarginalis. or marginal tract of Spitzka and LissauerLateral colum or anterolateral descending cerebellar tract or columof Marchi and LowenthalAnterolateral ground bundle or fasciculus proprius anterolateralisAnterior or ventral commissure

Posterior or dorsal columsAscending fibers

Tracts of Burdach (posterolateral or cuneatus) and of GoJl(posteromedian or gracilis) and fasciculus of Rolando

Descending fibers Comma tract in Burdach's columRadicular fibers

Posterior or dorsal commissure

Roots of nervsWorks tracing nerv roots into spinal cord; for macroscopic studies onnerv roots see 611. S3 2

Anterior or ventral roots

Posterior " dorsal

Spinal canal Ependyma or endymaRhomboiial sinus Reissner"s tibers

Spinal membranes, or meninges spinales

Spinal pia mater" arachnoid" dura mater

Peripheral nervous system NervsCranial nervs and ganglia

Olfactory, or ist cranial

optic, or 2d cranial

Motoroculi, 3d cranial or oculomotoTrochlear, pathetic, or 4th cranial

Trifacial, trigeminus, or 5th cranial

Large or great superficial petrosal branchOphthalmic nerv of Willis

Superior maxillary nerv or maxillary nervInfraorbital branch

Mandibular or inferior maxillaiyAbducent, external motoroculi. oculomoto, or 6th cranialFacial, 7th cranial nerv, or portio dura

Other collateral branchesTerminal branchesPars intermedia of Wrisberg (nervus intermedius) Chorda tympani

Auditory, acoustic or 8th nervCochlear nerv or path, or central auditory pathVestibular path or nerv

Glossopharyngeal or 9th nervPneumogastric, vagus or loth nerv

Parietal branches: auricular and lateral nervsPharyngeal branches

Superior cardiac nervsSuperior laryngeal nervInferior or recurrent laryngeal nervPulmonary branchesEsophageal and gastric branches

Spinal accessory or nth nervHypoglossal or 12th nerv

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Dorsal or posterior branches

Ventral or anterior"

Dorsal or posterior roots See also 611.8272

Ventral or anterior " See also 61 1.82 71

Cervical nervs

Dorsal or posterior branches of cervical nervs Small and large sub-

occipital nervs

Ventral anterior branches of cervical nervs

Cervical plexus

Large auricular nerv

Cutaneous nerv of neck

Supraclavicular nervs

Phrenic or internal respiratory nerv c-

Brachial plexus

Supraclavicular part

Infraclavicular part

Median nerv

Ulnar or cubital nerv

Radial nerv

Musculo-spira!

Musculocutaneous nerv

Antibrachii ulnaris

Cutaneus brachii medialis, or nerv of Wrisberg

Thoracic nervsPosterior branches

Anterior" Intercostal nervs

Lumbar and sacral nervs

Posterior branches

Anterior

Lumbosacral plexuses

Lumbar plexus

Great iliohypogastric nerv

Ilioinguinal

Genitofemoral or genitocrural

Lateral or cutaneous nerv of thigh

Femoral nerv or anterior crural nerv (femoralis)

Middle cutaneous nerv

Internal

Muscular branches of posterior division of anterior crural nerv

Long or internal saphenous nerv

Obturator nerv

Accessory obturator, or accessory anterior crural nerv of Winslow

Lumbosacral cord

Sacral or sciatic plexus

Superior gluteal

Inferior

Small sciatic nerv (cutaneus femoris posterior)

Great sciatic nerv or ischiadicus

External popliteal, or peronaeus co.nmunis or peroneal

Sural or lateral cutaneous branch, or cutaneus surae lateralis

Musculocutaneous or superficial peroneal

Anterior tibial nerv or deep peroneal

Internal popliteal or tibial

Sural or plantar nervs

Genital, pudic or pudendal plexus

Collateral branches

Pudic nerv

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Cervical and -cephalic partSuperior cervical ganglionInternal carotid nerv and plexus

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cardiac nerv Cardiac plexus

Thoracic part of gangliated cordAbdominal and pelvic part of sympathetic system

Solar or epigastric plexus •r plexus coeliacus

Eye Organ of visionSee also 611.7146 Orbit, including capsule of Tenon

Fibrous coats or tunics of eyeConjunctiva

Cornea

Sclerotic coat or sclera

Canal of Schlemm Spaces of FontanaVascular coats of eye Uveal tract

Iris Pupil

ChoroidTapetum

Ciliary body, muscle and processes

Retinaoptic disc: macula lutea For optic nerv see 611.83 12

Refracting mediaCrystallin lens

Zonule of Zinn or zonula ciliaris

Vitreous humor Posterior chamberHyaloid membrane Hyaloid or Stilling's or Cloquet's canaCanal of Petit

Aqueous humor Anterior chamber

Accessory organs of eyeExternal muscles, musculi ocuTear apparatus

Lacrimal gland

canals and punctasac and nasal duct

Eyelids or palpebraeCanthi

Eyelashes or cilia

Eyebrows or supercilia

Ear Organ of hearingSee also 61 1.83 18 Auditory nerv

Internal ear

Membranous labyrinthCochlea, scala media, or ductus cochlearisOrgan of Corti, or Corti's fibei •

;Saccule

Utricle

Semicircular canals

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Mastoid cells

Membrana tympani. or drumhed

Eustachian tube or tuba auditiva

Bones of earMalleus or hammer; incus or anvil; stapes or stirrup; muscles of

tympanum, stapedius and tensor tympani

External ear

Meatus, pinna

Organs of smell; olfactory organs" taste'' touch and senses in general

Organa lateralia

GanglionsClass ganglions here if separately treated

Cranial ganglions

Semilunar ganglion or Gasserian

Ciliary

Sphenopalatin or Meckel's ganglion

Otic or Arnold's submaxillaiy ganglion

Geniculate ganglion

Spiral or Corti's ganglion

Vestibular ganglion

Petrosal and superior glossopharyngeal ganglion

Jugular and nodose ganglions

Ganglions of spinal, nervs

See also 61 1.832 Spinal nervs

Sympathetic ganglions

For chromaffin tissue see 611.4

Regional anatomyHed

Face

NeckThorax

Front or pectoral

Back or dorsal

AbdomenEpigastric region

Mesogastric '*

Hypogastric "

Lumbar "

Pelvic and perineal region

True pelvis

False "

Inlet 2 Cavity 3 Outlet

Position and size

Difference between male and female pelvis

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Respiration

Digestion

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Animal heat

Reproduction Development

Motor and vocal apparatus

Nervous system

General theory of physiology

Notion, definition, nature

Classification, division

Terminology, notation, symbols

Methods

Physiologic theories and generalities

On the nature of life and deth Vitalism

This place is provided for the physiologist who prefers to keep related

topics with his subjects. Usually the hsads under thia number are

better clast in their broader relations; i. e. see 577-2 for the nature

of life; 577.7 for the nature of deth; 612.67 for deth as a stage in

vital history

Signs of real deth See 577 7

Experiments on executed persons

Theories of life and the soul Vitalism

See metaphysics. 128

Comparisons of animals and plants See 577-5

Organism and inanimate matter See 577.1

Vital energy See 5 7 7-6

Experiments on surviving organs See 577-6

General physiology of cells and organisms

See 576 and note under 612.013

Chemistry of cells

Aerobic and anaerobic cells

Physiologic morfology of cells

Functions of protoplasm" " nucleus** * chromosome bodies" " centrosome

Chromatolysis

Physiologic characteristics of cells

Irritability in general

Fatigue

Influence of

Mesology

environment on cells and organisms

Effects of barometric pressure

See also 612.27 Influence of barometric pressure on living beings

Action of electricity Electrophysiology

Electrophysiologic technic

See also 615.84 Electrotherapy

Static electricity

Dynamic electricity

Alternating currents

Electric mesurements

Special instruments

I Electrodes 2 Telefone, microfone 6 Galvanometers

Elect ric*resistance Conductibility

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Theory of electric phenomenaNegativ variation

Electrotonus

Electric phenomena of tissues in repose and in actionAction of electricity on organisms

Everything concerning effect of electricity on function may beclast here by adding o and dividing like 612; e. g. action ofelectricity on red corpuscles 612.0144240111, as .111 is thesubdivision of 612 meaning red corpuscles. Action of elec-tricity on bile 612.0144240357. as .357 means bile

Action of static electricity**

" atmospheric "

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alternating currentsDeth by electric shock; by lightningMagnetic action

GalvanotropismElectrotherapy from physiologic point of view-

Action of heat and cold See also 612.59Action of light See also 612.843

Phosphorescence

Heliotropism PhototropismSee also 615.831 Phototherapy

Action of sound and its vibrations

See also 612.8587bPoisons and chemical substances

Poisons and definit chemical substances are preferably clast in615-7, genera] toxicology in 615.9. This number is for topics ofspecial physiologic interest

Effects of waterReviviscent animalsHydrations

Quantity of water in organisms and tissuesPhysicochemic forces

Osmosis

Molecular concentration in organic fluids CryoscopySubdivisable with o like 612; e. g. Cryoscopy of gastric juice612.01446222032

Relation between secretion and osmotic pressureRelation between osmosis and electric action: ionsColloid substances: coagulation, agglutination, etc.

See also 612.398133 Theory of histologic conservationReaction, acid or alkalin

Viscosity

Superficial tension

Other physicochemic forces

Action of mineral salts on organismsair, normal and abnormal; of oxygen and ozone

** " anesthetics" antiseptics

Chemotaxis ChemotropismAction of other chemical forces

Action of mechanical forces

Geotropism

ThigmotaxisOther physical forces

Various rays

Physiologic effect of X rays

To express effect of X rays on a specific organ or tissue, addc and subdivide like 612; e. g. effect of X rays on sight612.014481 1084

Effect on lower organismsEffect of radioactiv substances; Becquerel raysProduction and action of N rays

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FermentsOxydants Reducing ferments

Hydrolytic

Proteolytic

Lipolytic

Amylolytic and sucroclastic

Glycolytic

Alcoholic

Normal composition of the body and its products

See also 612.3926. 612.396-. 398

Extracts of organs

MetabolismOf mineral substances

See also 61 2.3926

Of carbonSee also 612.22

Of nitrogen

See also 61 2.461 21

Of substances foren to the normal organism

Elimination of poisons

Most material will be clast under 615.7 and its subdivisions

See also special organs

Metabolism of nonnitrogenous substances

" " crystallizable nitrogenous substances

** " albuminoids

after deth Autolysis

Subdivisable with o like 612; e. g. autolysis of the liver

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Influence of temperature on metabolism

See also 612.59

Reductions, hydrations and syntheses in organisms

Influence of other agents on metabolism

Influence of nervous system on metabolism

Metabolism in disease

Staining substances and pigments

Means of attack and defense

Comparativ physiology; usually better clast in 59i-57

Atitotomy

MimicryPhysiology of parasites

Comparativ physiology

May be subdivided like 590 to signify kind of animal; e. g. Reptils

being 598.1, comparison of reptil and human physiology is 612.01981

Class here only books written distinctly from physiologist's point

of view Other ftorks on comparativ zoology are better in 591.

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Form divisions

CompendsDictionaries Cyclopedias

Essays Addresses

Periodicals

Societies Clubs

Study and teaching

Vivisection

See also ethics, i79-4, and laws 614.22

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General properties of bloodRed corpuscles

Chemic compositionHemoglobin and oxyhemoglobinCarboxyhemoglobin

Action of CO on b]oo !, carbon monoxid hemoglobinSpectroscopy of bloodMethemoglobin and derivates

Hematin or hematoxyin. hematoid:n. globin, hemin or Teich-mann's crystals, hematochromogen. liematoporphyrin

isotony of corpuscles Osmotic permeabilityChemical substances in corpuscles

Lecithin, urea, cholesterin, etc.

Number of corpusclesTechnic of counting

Volume of corpuscles

Formation of corpusclesSee also 612.119 Sanguification

Action of poisons on corpusclesSee also 612.11H4 Action of CO on blood

Agglutinating substancesHemoiyt:c substances

Corpuscles in disease

Other red corpuscles than erythrocytesColoring matters of invertebrate blood

e. g. hemocyanin

Other similar coloring matterse. g. chlorophyl and derivates: phylloerytrin

Leucocytes and ameboid cells

Chemistry of leucocytesFerments of leucocytes

Influence of leucocytes (lymphocytes) on digestion

Movements and irritability of leucocytesPhagocytosis

Diapedesis

Effect on coagulation of bloodIn disease and intoxications Leucocytosis

For digestiv leucocytosis see 612.11211

Counting and its technic

Numeric relations of white and red corpusclesVarieties Physiologic morfology

Arterial blood

Venous "

Coagulation of blood

Fibrin FibrinoplastinComposition and chemical propertiesFibrogenous and fibrinoplastic ferments Fibrinogen Thrombinhstimatmg quantity of fibrin

Substances modifying coagulationRetarding agents

Accelerating agents

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Hemorrhage AnemiaSubdivisable with o like 612; e. g. physiologic influence of anemia

on kidneys 612.1162046 For pathologic effect see 616.243.

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TransfusionEffect on system receiving transfused blood

Physical and biologic properties of blood

PhysicalOsmotic pressure

See also 612.11117 Osmotic permeability

Effect of various injections

Viscosity

Cryoscopy of blood

Method of studying isotony and similar phenomena by relativ

freezing points of solutions

Biologic properties

Toxins and antitoxins

Physiologic effect For chemical action see 612.3988 May

be used for those not produced by the blood, e, g. cytotoxins

Theory of toxic and antitoxic action

Toxic and antitoxic action of blood

Limited to blood toxins and antitoxins. See also 612 3988

Specific reaction of blood and albuminoids

Blood in legal medicin

Natural immunityEffect of blood on bacteria

Class here physiologic aspect of opsonic theory, opsonins and

opsonic index

Various toxic and antitoxic substances of blood

Varieties of blood in different parts of body

Hematopoiesis or sanguification

See also 612.1113 Formation of red corpuscles

Chemic properties of blood

Reaction and density

Color reaction Specific gravity

Carbohydrates in blood

1 Glucose 2 Glycogen 3 Glycolytic ferments

Fats, lipoids, cholesterin, saponin, glycerin

Albumins and albuminoids Uncrystallizable nitrogen

compoundsSee also 612.39812 Blood serum

Crystallizable nitrogen compoundsStaining substances of serum

Mineral salts

Blood gases

I Technic for determining quantity 2 Oxygen 3 Carbonic acid

Ferments

Other chemic substances

Abnormal substances

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134 Venous circulationSee also 612.144

Air in the veins

Venous pulse PhlebogramCapillary circulation

Blood pressureTechnic of mesuring pressure

Sphygmograf SphygmomanometryPressure in arteries

See also 612.133

Pressure in veinsSee also 612.134

Pressure in capillariesSee also 612.135

Influence of various agents on pressureInfluence of respiration Asphyxia

See also 612.213

Effect of drugs and organic extractsPressure in disease

Pressure in lesser or pulmonary circulationKapidity of circulation

pIn arteries, veins or capillaries Technic of mesuring

For dicrotic pulse see 616.071 Pulse in diagnosisbee also 612.1342 Venous pulse

Pulse in disease

HartMechanism of cardiac contraction

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in disease

Action of abnormal hart : misplaced or malformd•Hart as a muscle

Cardiac irritability, contractibility and physiologic morfologyAction of blood and coronary arteries Cardiacanemia

Rhythm Excitation wave Frequency of beatsE ectnc stimulation of hart and refractory periodElectromotiv force

Surviving hart Artificial respirationSolutions maintaining beat of hart

Physiologic morfologyConduction of stimulation

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Chemic, dynamic and thermic phenomena

1 Chemic composition of hart

2 Intracardiac pressure

,174 Effect of toxins on the hart

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,178 Innervation of hart

I Pneumogastric or vagusSee also 612.819911

a SympatheticSee also 612.897

GangUons of hart

Action of cerebrumSee also 612.8228

5 Action of medulla oblongata

See also 612.828

6 Cardiac syncopes and reflexes j^v

7 Depressor nerv

,179 Prenatal circulation

18 Vasomotors.181 Action of nervs and nerv centers on bloodvessels

Action of cerebrum** " medulla oblongata

" *' spinal cord

" " .^reat sympathetic

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.183 Vasoconstrictors

.184 Vasodilators

.185 Effect of poisons on vasomotors

.186 Vasomotors in disease

.187 Vasomotors in organsDivide like 612 Physiology; e. g.

612.18724 Effect of vasomotors on lung capacity

61 2. 187842 1 Effect of vasomotors on iris

612.1875 Influence of vasomotors on temperature

612.187556 Vasomotors in fever

.188 Erectil tissues

See also 61 2.6 1 2

.189 Change of volume of organsPlethysmograty Quantity of blood in various organs

.19 Action of special organs on circulation

.2 RespirationSee also 6i«.7y3 Cutaneous respiration

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Respiratory excursion

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Intrapulmonary and intrathoracic respirations

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Trachea

Smooth pulmonarv musclesPrimary paths of respiration: nose and pharynx

Pulmonary circulationSee also 612.148

Pulmonary absorption of hquidsSee also 612.385

Respiratory frequence and rhythmRespiratory soundsPulmonary ventilation

Action of diaframOther mechanical phenomena

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Effect of various agents on gaseous exchangeiiffect of quality of air

Hyperpnea, polypnea, thermopneaComposition of abnormal air

Carbonic acidActiv oiygen or ozone

Influence of barometric pressureSee also 612.27

Influence of climateSee also 612.2751

Influence of food

temperatureEffect of disease and intoxicationsInfluence of organs

Influence of muscular movementsMotion, rest, work

Influence of nervous system" circulation

Influence of animal kindVariability of gaseous exchange in animaJ kir

influence of stature

Aquatic animals

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Expired air Respiratory quotient

Asphyxiation ,

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Artificial respiration in asphyxiation

Asphyxiation by submersion

Hart in asphyxiation

Toxic action of carbonic acid (CO 2)

Respiration in confined air

Toxic action of carbonous oxid (CO)

See also 612.11114 and 615.96

Exchange of gases between air and blood

Theory

Lung capacity Vital capacityResidual, reserv. respiratory or tidal and complemental air

Exhalation of water from lungs

Internal or tissue respiration

Exchange of gases between tissues and blood

Accumulation of oxygen in tissues (cells)

Influence of barometric pressure on living beingsSee also 612.01441. For effect on absorption of oxygen and exhalation

of carbonic acid see 612.2232

Toxic effects of oxygen and ozone

Effect of more than normal pressure

Physiologic aspect of caisson disease

Effect of less than normal pressure

Physiologic and therapeutic effects of high altitudes

Mountain and aeronautic sickness

Effect of pressure on fermentations

Effect of removing pressure

Maximum pressures

Effect on aquatic animals

Respiratory centersInfluence of nervous system on respiration

Action of cerebrum and ©f will

" " medulla oblongata and vagus nucleus

" " spinal cord

" " chemic substances and abnormal blood gases

Toxicology of center

Apnea, acapnea, dyspnea

See also 61 2.23 2

Action of pneumogastric or vagus nervs

See also 612.81991 2

Respiratory reflexes

See also 612.8332

Influence of other organs on respiration

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Mastication and prehensionPhysiology of teeth

Deglutition or swallowing2 Tonsils 3 Tung

Salivary glands Saliva

Composition of normal saliva

Action of saliva on food PtyalinSalivary secretionToxic effect of saliva

Action of chemic substancesSee also Therapeutics. 615.741 Sialapogs

£.limination

Action of atropin and of pilocarpin

Physiologic morfologyPathologic changes of saUva

Salivary fistulas

Bacteriology

Salivary calculi

Abnormal substances

Action of nervous system on salivary secretionAction of sympathetic nervs

See also 612.898Action of chorda tympani

See also 612.81977

Salivary venoms and venoms in generalChemical compositionToxic action

Natural immunity and resistance to venomsAttenuation and neutralization of venomsTreatment of venom poisoning Serotherapy

See 61S.94 Duplicated here for physiologist onlyAntitoxms

See also 612.1182a Antitoxins of serumEsophagus

Stomach Gastric juice VomitingNormal composition of gastric juice

Gastric fistulas, experimental and pathologicDetermination of acid in gastric juiceProteolytic ferments: pepsinMilk curdling ferments, inorganic and organic

Digestiv power of gastric juice

Starch and analogs

Sugars " "

Fats " «

AlbuminoidsNature and properties of peptones

See also 612.39817

Antiputrefactiv properties of gastric juiceMixture of bile or other secretions of digestiv tractand gastric iuice

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See also 612.386

Absorption and transformation of sugars" fats

" ** « » nitrogenous substances (peptones)** salts Effect on stomach

Stomach secretion

Formation and destruction of pepsin

Pepsin in urin

Formation of hydrochloric acid (HCi)

Autodigestion of stomach

Effects of removing stomach

Action of chemic substances (poisons) on gastric secre-

tion and their elimination

Physiologic morfology of stomachRelation between morfoIoKic changes and stimulation

Pathologic changes of stomach secretion

Bacteriology

Gastric juice in disease

Abnormal substances in gastric juice

Movements of stomach

Muscular irritability of stomach

Motor action of pneumogastric See ajso 612.81991J

Evacuation of stomach

Mervcism and rumination

Vomiting

Action of emetics or vomitoriesSee also under therapeutics. 615.7311 Emetics

Action of nervous system on stomach

Psychic influence on stomach secretions

Sensibility of stomach

IntestinMiddle intestin and glands of middle intestin in invertebrates

Normal composition of intestinal juice

Intestinal fistulas, experimental and pathologic

Intestinal gases Fermentiv process due to bacteria

Intestinal digestion

Carbohydrates

Fats

Albuminoids and derivates Erepsin

Absorption and changes of food in intestinSee also 612.386

Carboh: crates

Fats Cbyliferous vessels See also 612. 4a6Albuminoid derivates

Other substances

Inorganic substances Water and salts

Action of intestinal juice on other secretions andferments

See also 612.3226

Entcrokinasis and secretin

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PurgativsSee also therapeutics. 615.732 Cathartics

Physiologic morfology of intestin

Intestinal circulation

Pathologic changes of intestinal secretionParasites and microbes

Bacterial fermentation Physiologic effect of microbesMovements of intestin

Movement of chyme in intestin

Action of nervous system on intestin

Action of nervs and nerv centers on secretionPeritoneum OmentumAbsorption in peritoneum

See also 612.387

Pancreas Pancreatic juiceNormal composition of pancreatic juice

Pancreatic fistulas

Action of pancreatic juice on food Tryptic digestionStarches and analogs

Sugars

Fats Steapsin or ptvalin

Albuminoids Trypsinogen TrypsinEffect on other digestiv phenomenaOn bile and gastric juice

See also 612.3226

Pancreatic secretion

Action of special substances on pancreatic secretion andjuice

Physiologic morfologyRelation between morfologic changes and stimulation

Pathologic changes of pancreatic juice

Action of nervous system on pancreasPancreas as an internal gland Hands of Langerhans

Pancreatic gl3xosuriaSee also 612.35216 and 612.46621

LiverHepatic circulation and chemic compositionChemic composition

Ferments

Hepatic circulationLigature of portal vein

Effect of extracts from hepatic tissueHepatic opotherapy

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Glycogenesis Glycogen of liver and its tissues

See also 612.396112 Chemistry of glycogen

Determination of amount of sugar and glycogen: technic

Sugar of the blood See also 612.122

Action of nervs on glycogenic function Experimental diabetes

Fermentation of glycogen Glycogenolysis

Glycosuria (diabetes) in general

See also 612.3491. 612.46621 and pathology 616.63

Glycogen of other organs

Glycogen of muscles See also 612.74411

Relations between glycogenesis and alimentation

Fat Adipogenic function

Hepatic chemic phenomena

Formation of urea See also 612.4612

Action of poisons on liver

Toxic steatoses

Antitoxic action of liver

Temperature of liver See also 612.563

Hematopoietic function of liver and effect on blood

See also 612. iiy

BUeNormal composition of bile

Biliary fistulas

Coloring matter Bile pigments

Bilirubin, biliverdin For origin see 33 below

Mineral salts

Biliary acids and their salts

Glycocnolic and taurocholic acids

Action of bile in the intestin

Final fate of bile

Bile secretionQuantity

Origin of bile acids" " " pigments

Action of chemic substances on bile secretion

See also therapeutics, 615.742 Cholagogs

Elimination of poisons by bile

Pathologic physiology of bile

Biliary calculi

Obliteration of bile ducts Icterus Jaundis Cholemia

See also pathology. 616.36 Liver and bile ducts

Bile in disease

Toxic effects of bile

Abnormal biliary substances

Biliary excretion Physiology of ducts

Gall bladder

Absorption in biliary ducts

Contractility of ducts

Innervation of bile ducts

Action of nervous system on liver

Ablation, regeneration, cicatrization and other mor-

fologic phenomena

Voliune of liver

Fatty or starchy degeneration

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Chemic composition of excrementsCecal digestion Vermiform appendixAbsorption in large intestin

Defecation

Rectum

Movements of large intestin

Innervation " " «

AbsorptionImbibition Transudations and exudations EdemaOsmosis See also 612.0144621

Dialysis of mineral salts

" sugars

" albuminoidsDiffusion

Absorption by skinSee also 612.79

Absorption by lungsSee a]so 612.2159

Absorption in digestiv tractGeneral; ste rlso specific part of tract

Absorption by mucous and serous membrane?See also 61 2.3391

Parenchymatous absorptionAbsorption by cellular tissue (after injection)

JNutntion MetabolismHunger Thirst Inanition

Hunger, thirst and nervous centers Mechanicalaction of hungerInanition in man

" disease

" animalsInanition in poikilothermic animals

homoiothermic "

Foods

Assimilation of carbon" nitrogen

See also 612.46123

Assimilation of water

of sulfur, phosphorus and iron3 Sulfur 4 Phosphorus

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Thermodynamic value of foodMineral foods

I Sodium salts2 Potassium salts 3 Calcmm salts

Vegetable foodsVegetarianism See also hygiene. 613.26 Vegetable diet-rruits and fresh vegetablesCereals

Bread

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MeatsSoup Meat extracts

EgsMilk

See also 612.664

Sterilization and artificial changes in milk

Cheese

Butter

Special artificial foods

Condiments and stimulants

Alcohol as food Fermented drinks

See also hygiene of nervous system, 613.81 Alcohol

Coffee TeaSee also hygiene of beverages, 613.37

Condiments

Ration or food requirement during growth

Of man Nourishment of newborn

" animals

Ration or food requirement of adults

Working ration Normal ration

Working ration for man" " animals

Subsistence ration

Subsistence ration for man" " animals

Relations of ration to external conditions,

e. g. climate

Food requirements in disease

Carbohydrates

Chemic compositionPolysaccharids

Starch Inulin

GlycogenCellulose

Gums and analogs: dextrin

Monosaccharids: glucose, mannose, gallactose, fructose, etc.

Disaccharids: sugar, lactose, maltose, etc.

Combined carbohydrates

See 612.3981453 Glycoproteids

Chitin

Glycosids: amygdalin, salicin, phlorizin, saponin, etc.

Other carbohydrates; pentose, inusitum

Changes of sugars in organism Glycolysis

Products of carbohydrates; e. g. glycuronic acid

Alcohol in tissues

Hydrol3^ic ferments of carbohydrates and analogs

Amylasis. inulasis. cytasis, etc.

Saccharoclastic ferments Inversion

Formation of carbohydrates in organism

Thermod3mamic value of carbohydrates

Quantity of carbohydrates in foods and tissues

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Chemic composition

Changes of fats in organismFatty degeneration and infiltrationProducts of fats

Acids

Glycerins

Lipolytic ferments

Formation of fats

Thermodynamic value

Quantity of fat in food and tissues AdiposityLipoids

Cholesterin

Lecithin

Albuminoids and nitrogenous substancesChemic compositionComposit albuminoids

For eg albumin see also 612.392S3Blood serum and other serous fluids of body

See also chemical properties of blood. 613.124 AlbuminoidsDimple albuminoidsAlbuminGlobulins: fibrinogenic and fibrinonlastic substances, myosin etcCoagulated albuminoids Fibrin Coagulation of albuminoidsAiDuminoids as acids or basesNucleoalbumins. simple phosphorated albuminoidsProtaminsOther albumins

Other albuminoidsProteids

Albumin + a complex organic compoundNucleoproteids

Albumin -f- nucleic acid, products of nucleic acid and specificferments

Hemoglobin and analogsAlbumin + an iron compound. See also 612.iim

Glycoproteids

Albumin +a carbohydrate. See also 612.3967^Albuminoids: glutin, elastin, amyloid, etc.

Vegetable albuminoidsAlbuminoid products and nitrogen compounds

Albuminoses and peptonesThermodynamic valueChanges of substances derived from albuminoids by digestion

Products of complete change of albuminoids Nitrogen compoundsFrotammic nucleus See also 612.398138Amidic acids

Urea Uric acid See also 612.4612. 612.46125. 612.39819sAmmonia and ammonia compoundsBases (alkaloids), purin compoundsAromatic compoundsNonnitrogenous products of albuminoidsOther products

Changes of albuminoids in organismProteolytic ferments

Only general works See specific nitrogen compounds for theirdenvates. ferments and properties For milk curdling fermentssee 612.3216 and 612. 664171

Thermodynamic value of albumins and derivatesAlbumin as food

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Quantity of albuminoids in food and tissues

Toxins, antitoxins Chemistry of poisons

Chemistry of poisons. For action, see 6xa. ziSai; for animal

poisons, see 6 1 2.3 14 ; for ptomains, leucomains. etc. see

612.398195 above

Glandular systemEtfect of circulation on glands

" glands

Secretion Excretion

" circulation and blood" nutrition

" " nutrition " glands

Physics and chemistry of secretion

Effect of glands on nervous system" nervous system on glands

See also 612.817

Physiologic morfology of secretions and glandular epitheliums

SpleenHematopoietic action Effect of spleen on blood

Splenotomy Circulation in spleen

Contractility of spleen

Spleen in relation to other organsEffect on digestion

Function of spleen in disease, in experimental infections

and in wounds

Chemic phenomena

Lymphatic system and lymphFor lymphocytes see 61 2.1 1 a

Lymph Chemic composition

Quantity and origin of lymph

L3rmphatic circulation

Thoracic duct

Lymphatic harts

Innervation of lymphatic system

Ljmiphatic absorption

Se3 also 613.33273

Lymphatic fistulas

Lymph glands

ThymusThyroid glandChemic composition

Parathyroid glands or accessory thyroids

Thyroidectomy Destruction of thyroid

Including patholoflic destruction

Effects of thyroid extracts

Suprarenal capsules

Chemic composition

Excision and destruction

Effect of capsular extract

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Reaction and physical propertiesReaction

Density

TemperatureUrinary technology

Staining reactions

Spectroscopic examinationsPolarimetric

Histochemic

Pathologic urinary technologyDensimetry and cryoscopy of urin

Urea and nitrogen compoundsDetermination of quantity of urea UreametersDetermination of total nitrogenExcretion and metabolism of nitrogen

In relation to alimentation" work

Effect of chemic substances (poisons)Influence of temperature

" disease

nervous systemanimal kind

Variability of process in animal kingdomUnc acid See also 612.398193Determination of quantity

In animals

normal manman in disease: uric diathesisother tissues and fluids than urin

Other nitrogen products of urinBases Xanthin baces See also 613.398105PtomainsAllantoin

Peptones See also 612.46668, O12.39817Hippuric acid

Ammonium and other urates See also 613.398194Ferments See also 612.32331Physiologic albuminuria

Coloring matter Pigments: urobilin, urochromeSalin substances in urin

Chlorin salts

Phosphorus and its compoundsSulfur and its compoundsGases of urin

Nonnitrogenous organic constituents of normal urinSugars Physiologic glycosuria

Urinary toxicity

Internal secretion of kidneysUrinary secretion

Quantity of urin

Elimination of urin

Renal circulation

Influence of blood and circulationComparativ secretion of the two kidneysEffect of nervous system

Glycosuria, polyuria after lesion of medulla oblongata

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Diuretics PolyuriaSee also 615.761 Diuretics in therapeutics

Toxic albuminuriasSee also 612.46633

Elimination of poisons by urin

Toxic glycosuria Phlorizin

Sec also 61 2.4662 r

Physiologic morfology of kidneys

Pathologic physiology of kidnejrs and urin

Urinary calculi

Urin in diseaseUrin in diabetes Chemistry of glycostiria For physiology of

diabetes see 613.35216

Urin in albuminuria Albuminuria in general

See also 612.461269. 612.4642 £ind 616.634

Resection and lesion of kidneys, experimental and pathologic

Ligature of ureter, etc.

Uremia See also tib.b^'i

Urin in fever

Abnormal substances in urin

Acetonuria Acidosis

Chyluria

Other abnormal products of metabolism

Glycuronic acid See also 612.39621

Products of intestinal putrefaction Indican

Biliary pigments Choluria

Albuminoses and peptones

Hematuria and hemoglobinuria

Urinary fermentation Putrefaction of urin

Urinary discharge

Physiology of bladder, ureters and urethraMicturition

Absorption in urinary passages

Innervation of vesical apparatusFor prostate see 6 12.0 17 For action of nervous system 00 func-

tion of kidneys see 612.4638

Other glands and secretions

Bone marrowHypophysis or pituitary glandScent glands of animals

Bartholini*s glands

Carotid gland

Other glandsSee also 612.664. 612.7^2

Heat balance

612.5 Animal heat.51 Sources Thermogenesis Calorimetry.511 Direct calorimetry

6 Calorimetry in disease %

.512 Indirect calorimetry

I Influence of alimentation

3 Effect of respiration

Loss of heat Radiation ThermolysisConduction of anima] tissues

Cutaneous radiation

Physiology of clothing

Loss by pulmonary evaporation" " cutaneous evaporation

Regulation of temperatureThermotaxis

Influence of vasomotors" muscular movement

See also 612.7453

Effect of perspiration

respiration Thermic polypneaThermic centers

Other conditions affecting temperature and ther-mogenesis

Effect of baths" inanition

See also 1 2.3y i

Effect of poisons

Variations in production and regulation of heatIn disease : fevers

Temperature of bodyThermic topografy

Hibernating animalsHeat and cold; effect on organism

Subuivisable with o like 61;; e. g. 612.59074 Effect on muscles

„ ,61J.590K " nervous system

bee also '112.01443

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Reproduction and generationspontaneous generation

Development

See (Tifiin and beginnings of life, 576.11 ^Transplantation Animal graftins

May be divided by organs like 612

Cicatrization Regeneration

May be divided by organs; e. g. 612.60344 Regeneration of thyroid

612.60384 *' " eye

Reproduction of lower organisms

Protozoa, etc.

Asexual: fission, division, gemmation or budding or sprouting

Sexual: conjugation or concrescence

Variations: alteration of generations or metagenesis, pedogenesis, partheno-

genesis

Morfogenesis in general Heredity

See 575 Evolution

Heredity

Variation, including artificial

Hybridization

TumorsOn'y for physiologic aspect, for pathology see 616.992

Proportion and determination of sexes

See also Biology. 577.8 Sexes in nature, sexuality

Consanguinity Incest

Hermafroditism

Theory of evolution Natural selection and darwinismSee 575 Evolution

Male functions of generationFor semen see 612.616

ErectionIncluding also the function in general, in either or both sexes See

also 1 2. 1 88

Copulation and fecundation

Artificial**

ParthenogenesisArtificial parthenogenesis

Testicles Orchitic fluid SpermEttects of castration Resection or injury, experi-

mental or pathologic, of testicles or of sexual glands

in general

Physiology of spermatozoa

Testicles as internal glands Interstitial cells

Appendages of male organs : seminiferous ducts, seminal

vesicles

OvulationFemale fnnctions of generationSee also 612.612 and 612.6161

Physiology of ovariesSee also 6

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logic

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Physiology of ovumPhysiology of uterus

Uterin circulation

8 Innervation of uterus

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01 Period of pregnancy03 Ovary in pregnancy Corpus luteum

Development of embryoFor embryology see 611.013: for abnormal development see 611 012 Tcra-tology, 617.3 Deformities

Physiology of embryo

u

" fetus

" newbornAppendages of embryo Amniotic fluid

See also 611.013S Fetal appendages (in embryology)

Growth after birthSee also 612.64

Metamorfosis of lower animals LarvaePeriod of full development

Puberty

Menstruation

Fecundity

Lactation and milkPhysiology of mammary glands

Physics and chemistry of milkSugars

Fats Butter

AlbuminoidsMineral substancesLactic fermentation Milk ferments

Milk curdling ferments Coagulation of milkOther constituents

Abnormal substancesComparison of milk of various animalsHuman milk

Lactic secretionQuantity

Formation of sugars'^ fats

" albuminoidsColostrumEffect of various agents on secretion

Action of poisons on milk secretion and their elim-ination

Physiologic morfology of milkPathologic changes in lactic secretionDigestion of milk

Innervation of mammarv glandsPeriod of decline Deth

See also 577.7

LongevitySee also 368.3 Life insurance; 519.5 Probabilities; 614.1a Deth rates \

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ProtoplasmSee also 612.014 General physiology of cells and organisms

Vibratil cilia

Smooth muscleDivided like 612.74

Striped muscleMuscle in general, including smooth muscle

Muscular contraction

MyografySingle contraction of muscle fiber Jerk contraction

Tetanic contraction

Tonic contraction

Influence of chemic substances on muscles

Myografy in disease

Change of volume of muscle

Muscle wave

Elasticity of muscleMyotonometry Effect of weight Tension

Muscular irritability Influence of blood

Circulation in muscles

Effect of stimulation" " electricity

Latent periodTime elapsing between moment of stimulation and response by an

activ tissue

Muscle murmurPhysiologic morfology of muscles

Histologic phenomena of contraction

Muscles after deth Rigor mortis

Chemic phenomena after deth: autolysis

Electric phenomena of muscles

Chemistry of muscle

Normal compositionCarbohydrates

See also 612.35218 Glycogen of muscles

Albuminoids

Other organic substances

Mineral substances

Including water Muscle salts

Gases

Chemic effects of muscular contraction

Fatigue

Ergografy Dynamometry Work in general

Consumption of oxygen and production of CO2 in work

Function of carbohydrates

Relation of chemic changes to work Metabolism in relation to

work

General effect on organism of muscular contraction or

workSee also 612.53a

Dynamic effects

Thermic

Relations between work and heat

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Pathologic physiology of muscles

Contractures '

Tremors Shuddering

Nutrition of muscles Atrofy

RegenerationIncluding nerv influence See also 612.818

Bones, joints and connectiv tissuesChemic composition of bone and connectiv tissue

See also 612.398146

Bone

Cartilage

Connectiv tissue

Nutrition of bones

Growth, cicatrization and regeneration of bonePeriosteum Perichondrium

Tendons

LocomotionPrinciples of animal mechanism; comparativ stucy of locomotion prefer-ably clast in 591.47

Chronofotografy: technic

Special movements Combined movementsPhysiology of violin playing, etc.

Human locomotion

Physiology of exercise and workRest

Animal locomotion Special organs of locomotionSwimming bladder of fishes

Flight

Biologic adaptation of movementElectric and phosphorescent animals

Preferably clast 591.59Electric animals

Phosphorescent animals

Voice and speechSee also 784.9 Vocal hygiene; 808.5 Elocution; 534.7 Sound

Sensibility of larynx

Movements and innervation of larynx

Influence of spinal accessory nervSee also 612.819923

Influence of pneumogastricSee also 612.819917

Laryngoscopy

Movements of glottis

Epiglottis

Artificial larynx

Singing Timbre, quality Voice register

Larynx in deglutition and other laryngeal functionsSee also 612.312

Organs of sound in lower animalsLarynx of birds

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Function of mouth and nose" " lips and soft palate

Innervation of organs of speechSee also 616.855

Vowels and consonants

VentriloquismSee also 791 Ventriloquism as an amusement

Aphasia

SkinChemic composition

AbsorptionSee also 612.384

Penetration by solids

Absorption of fats

* " soIuticHis

* " liquids

* " gases

Cutaneous glands and secretion

Swet Chemic compositionToxic action of swet

Action of chemic substances on sv/et secretionElimination of poisons by swet

Physiologic morfology of swet

Pathologic changes of sw^et

Action of nervous system on cutaneous exhalation

Other cutaneous secretions

Cutaneous respiration

Effect of suspended transpiration; closing pores byliniments, etc.

Effect of chemic substances on skinSee also 612.7924

Cutaneous sensibility

Electric conductibility and resistance of skinSee also 612.014422

Chromatophores and skin pigments

Trofic nerves of skin

Growth and physiology of nails and hair

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Action of nervous system on cheniic phenomenaEffect on morfogeny and evolution

See also 612.605

Peripheral nervous system Nerv fibersDistinction between sensory and motor nervs

Cranglions of sensory nervs• Influence of sensibility on movement and of move-ment on sensibility

Recurrent sensibility

Electric phenomena of nervs and musclesMuscle-nerv experiments as indicativ of nervous processFor muscle phenomena see 612.743

Negativ variations

Electrotonus

Chemic and thermic phenomena of nervous stimu-lation

For stimulation of nerv centers see 612.8222

Physiologic morfology of nervous stimulationSensory terminations

Motor "

Irritability of nervs and musclesNerv-muscle or nerv-gland physiology

Action of electricity

Theories of nerv wavesNervous conductibility

Effect of blood on nervs AnemiaRapidity of nerv wavesNerv fatigue

Action of chemic substances on nervous irritability

Effect of nervs on muscles and glands

Chemic substances Curare poisons

Voluntary contraction

Tonicity Atrofy of muscles after cutting nervs,etc.

See also 613.7465

Trofic nervs

Degeneration, regeneration and cicatrizationI Degeneration a Regeneration 3 Cicatrization

612.819 Special nervsWhenever possiMe class according to function rather than according

to a particular nerv. classing here only special nerv physiology

I ist pair: olfactory

2 2d pair: optic

See also 612.843

3 3d pair: motoroculi or oculomoto

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See also 61 2,8422

Innervation of eyelids

See also 612.847

33 Innervation of eye muscles

4 4th pair: trochlear or pathetic

5 5th *': trigeminal

52 Sensory action

53 Trofic action

6 6th pair: external oculomoto or abducent

7 7th " : facial

71 Effect on facial muscles

73 " respiration

74 •* *• hearing

75 * ** deglutition and taste

77 • " salivation Chorda tympaniSee also 612.3 1387

78 Pathology Facial paralysis

8 8th pair: auditorySee also 612.8585

9 9th pair: glossopharyngeal

91 10 th '*: pneumogastric or vagus

911 Effect on hart and circulation

See also 612.1781

912 Effect on respiration

See also 6 i 2.287

913 Effect on digestiv organsSee also 612.328. 612.338, 612.348. 612.358, 612,3 6a

915 Effect on kidneys and other glands

See also 61 2.4

917 Effect on voice productionSee also 612.7822

9x8 Section of vagus and pneumogastric

92 nth pair: spinal accessory

921 Anastomosis with vagus

923 Innervation of respiratory organsSee also 61 2.28

923 Innervation of vocal organsSee also 612.7893

93 12th pair: hypoglossal

94 Spinal nervs in particular

94t Phrenic nerv

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Usually better clast in 130 Mind and body

Time of reaction to stimulation PsychometrvAttention Memory Association Imagina-

Emotions Sensibility

tion

Instinct IntelligenceComparativ psychologyNonautomatic actions of animals AnticlisiaAutomatic u « u

For physiologic aspect see 612.829Instincts of animals Behavior See also 591.51

Emotions Sensibility

Inhibition of movement Will Habit ImpulseAssociated movements

Action of poisons on intelligenceSee also 613.8 Hygiene of nervous system

" 615.9 ToxicologyAlkaloids

Nonalkaloid anesthetics

See also Therapeutics, 615.96 Cerebral poisonsAlcohol

See also Therapeutics. 615.964 Alcohol as cerebral poisonPathology 616.861 Alcoholism

Effect of disease on intelligence

Psychic reflexes

Sleep HypnotismSee also 135 Sleep. Dreams

Hypnotism See also 134 Mesmerism. HypnotismTheories of sleep

Cerebral circulation in sleep

Chemic phenomena of organism in sleepDreams

Sense in general and theories of perceptionPsychophysical laws

Sensory delusions

For optic illusions see also 613.84374

Nerv cells and nerv centers

Chemistry of nervous tissueMetabolism in nervs

Chemic phenomena of nervous excitationFor stimulation of nerv fibers see 61 2.8 14

Electromotiv phenomena of nervous excitationThermic " " " «

PHysiologic morfology " " «

Effects of fatigue" " poisons

Degeneration and regeneration of centers

Effects of removal and experimental, pathologic orteratologic lesion of nerv centersMovement in a circle (motus circularis, manege)

Decapitation

Action of central nervous system on chemicphenomena of organism

See also 612.01538. 612.8012Effect of chemic changes on centers

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Conduction in centers

Cerebral circulation

Neurolymph, neurolympha or cerebrospinal fluid

Meninges Choroid plexus

Brain movements

Cerebral vasomotors<* aiiemia

Pressure on nerv centers

Compression and concussion of brain Abnormal pressure

Temperature of blood in nerv centers

Effect of abnormal pressure

Cerebral convolutions (cortex)

Cortical excitability

Psychomotiv centers Localizations

Inhibitory actions

See also 612.8338

Localization in manSpeech Aphasia

See also 612.7893

Localization in animals

Topografy of localizations

Frontal lobe

Occipital "

Parietal "

Temporal "

Central

Olfactory "

Cortical epilepsy

See also 616.853

Sensory functions of convolutions

Convolutions as seat of sense*

Sight

Hearing

Smell

Taste

Muscular sense

See also 612.885

TouchSee also 612.88

Intellectual functions

Only for physiology of these function?

Cerebral ganglions, commissures, etc.

Optostriate body and callosum

Or optic thalami, striatum and callosum

Conduction in the brain

See also 612.8235

Crura or cerebral peduncles Epiphysis

bulumQuadrigeminum Optic lobes

Cerebellar peduncles or prepeduncles

Pons

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61

Cerebellum

Medulla oblongata or postoblongataspecial physiology of central nervous system of invertebrates

See also 612.8226Regulating effect of ganglia Circular movements (manege)Chain of ganglions Network of nervs, or rete nervosumReflex movement

Locomotion in respect to physiology of nervous systemReflexes properRhythm Refractory periodTonicity Tonic reflex

Coordination

Spinal cord or myelConduction in the cord

See also 612.8235

Excitability of cord

Reflex actionSubdivide like 612; e. g. 612.83317 Cardiac reflexes

612.83362 Uterin

612.8337 Limb reflexes; knee jerk

Action of superior nerv centers on reflexes

Other phenomena of reflex actionRapidity of reflexes

Pathology

Effect of anemiaAction of poisons on reflexes

Rhythm in general

Refractory period

Coordination

Other phenomenae. g. reflexes according to nature of impulse: fatigue, etc.

Cord as center of innervation

Degeneration and regeneration of cord Atrofies

Physiologic optics SightFibrous tunics of eye

Cornea Conjunctiva Anterior chamberSclera

Vascular tunics Iris Choroid Ciliary bodyIris accommodation

See also 612.844 for general papers on accommodationPupillometers

Action of nervs and nerv centers on pupil

Effects of light

Action of chemic substances on iris AtropinChoroid Eye pigmentsOcular circulation Intraocular pressure

Ophthalmometers

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32

34

35

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62

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72

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Retinal purple

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Optic nerv Retina

Physiologic morfology

Ophthalmoscope

Retinal circulation

purple

Physiologic morfology of retina

Irradiation

Color sense Chromatic sensibility

Color sight

Power to distinguish colors

For color blindness see 612.8455

Sensitivness to color

For palholoKV of chromatic sensibility see 612.8455

Mixture of colors

Contrast of colors

Entoptic phenomena

Persistence of retinal impressions

Field of vision Visual acuteness and sensibility

PhotometryPhotometric technic

Field of vision

Visual acuteness and sensibility

Conduction in the brain Perception

Histology of fibrillae Center of sight

Optic perceptions Localization of image in space

Binocular perception Stereoscupy Perception of

distance, size and fonii

Perception of ditierences in hight of surface For movementsee 61 2.84^.;

Impression of color suggested by sound, auditus coloratus

Optic illusions

Observations on those born blind

Degenerations of optic nerv and fibrillae

Refractory apparatus Ocular refraction

Sec al-so 1 2.842 I

Crystallin lens

Aqueous humorVitreous humor

Functional disorders or pathology of sight

See also Oi 7.75

Myopia

Hypermetropia

Astigmatism

Presbyopia

Daltonism

Hemeralopia

612.846 Movements of eye

3

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8

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.851

.854

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.856

•857

.858

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6

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73

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74

75

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76

8

.86

.357

.87

•875

.877

.879

Binocular visionFor perception see 612.843721

Action of 3d cranial or oculomoto nerv4th " or trochlear nerv6th " or abducent nerv

Strabismus Diplopia

Palpebral and lacrimal apparatusHearing

External ear: functions

Middle ear

Tympanic membrane or drumhed TympanumEustachian tube

Bones

Internal ear

Conduction of sound in internal earUtricle Saccule

Semicircular canalsSee also 612.8863 and 616.81982 Vertigo

Cochlea Corti's organ or fibers Spiral organAcoustic nerv

EndolymphAcoustic perception Conduction of acoustic exci-tation in the brain

Auditory acuteness

Auditory center in brainSee also 612.82555

Subjectiv sensations

Musical physiology and psychologyDistinction of tones and quality or tone color (timbre)

Binaural hearing

Localization of sound in space Estimation and effectof distance

Sensibility of living beings to sound and vibrationsOtocysts

Auditory reflexes

SmellSee also 612.82556 Seat of smell

Perceptions Conduction in the brainTaste

Function of lingual nervSee also 61 2,8195

Function of chorda tympaniSee also 612.81977

Function of glossopharyngeal nervSee also 612.8193

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.884

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.886

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Touch Tactil sense Equilibrium

Notion of space

Sense of temperature

Sense of pressiwe

Including all related phenomena; e. g. tickling

Esthesiometers

Sensibility to pain

Muscular sense Power sense

Sense of equilibrium

Sense of direction anfl orientation

Seasickness

VertigoSee also 612.8583

Function of special organs

Function of lateral line ot tishes and other special organs of lower

animals

Anesthesia, hyperesthesia, synesthesia

Sympathetic nervous system

Trofic action

Reflex phenomena

Cervical ganglions and plexus

Thoracic

Abdominal "

Action on eyes; iris

See also 612.842a

Action on hart

See also 612.1782

Action on digestiv tract; alimentary canal

See also 612.3 and special subdivisions

Effect on blood vessels

See also 612.1S

6i3 Personal Hygiene.

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Care of Health; Prophylaxis; Individual Health; Laws of Health..02, Compends; .03. Dictionaries. Cyclopedias; .04. Essays: .05, Periodicals-

.06, Societies: .07. Study and Teaching: .08. Sanitary Appliances; .09. His-tory, Description, Reports, etc., divided like 930-999.

Air and Light.For Air Analysis, see 543-7: Air Pollution. 614.7; Ventilation. 628.8.

Climate. Acclimation. See 551.5, Meteorology; 615.834, Therapeutics;614.42, Geographical distribution of disease.

Health Resorts. Mountain. Sea-shore.Regions exempt from special diseases.

Seasons. Time of Day.Malaria. Moisture. Ground Air. See Public Health, 614.775. 614.773,

and 614.772,

Purification of Air.

Special Influences. Ozone, Electricity, etc.

Quantity of Air Necessary.

Temperature. See also 536.5, Heat; 551-52, Meteorology.

Sunlight.

Food. Dietetics.

For Food Analysis, see S43.i; Adulterations. 614.31: Digestion and Nutrition,612.3.

Dietaries.

Including food for special classes of people; literary men, soldiers, etc.Food for Infants. t

Food for the Sick.

Including means for giving nutrition, baths, enemeta, forced alimentation,etc.

Fasting. Famine. Starvation.

Excess of Food.

Vegetable Food.

Fruits.

Animal Food. Meats.

Fish, Oysters, etc.

Beverages.For alcoholic beverages, see 613.81 and 178, Temperance Ethics; Inspection of

beverages, 614.34.

Water as a Beverage.

Impurities in Water and Ice. See also 628.16, Water supply of towns.Microscopical Analysis. For Chemical Analysis, see 543.3.

Biological Analysis.

Purification. Filtration, Boiling, Chemical, etc. See also 628.16,Water Supply,

Cold Drinks.

Hot Drinks. Tea, Coffee, etc. See also 614.347, A lulterations.

Mineral Waters, Carbonated Waters, etc. See also 614.348, Adultera-tions; 615.79, Therapeutics,

Other Beverages.

613.4 Cleanliness of Body. Clothing.

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.43

.44

-45

.46

.47

.48

.49

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.52

.53

•54

•55

.56

-57

-58

•59

.61

,62

•63

.64

.65

.66

.67

,68

.69

See also 646. Clothing. Toilet, etc.; 391, Customs. Care of Person. Bathing,

Toilet. For Therapeutic baths, electric, sulphur, etc., see 615.67.

Baths.

Warm.Cold. For Swimming, see 796.

Douche or Shower.

Sea. Salt.

Hot Air. Turkish. Russian. Roman, etc.

Public.

Clothing.

1, Material, wool, cotton, etc.

2, Quantity.

3, Cleanliness. r i.- ^

4, Pressure. Corsets, garters, tight boots, support from hips, etc.

Care of special parts of body.

Human Habitation and Resort.

For Heating, see 697: Ventilation. 6.8.8; House drainage. 628.6; Sanitation of

towns f)'8.4; In(!ustrial sanitation, 628.5.

These subjects, partly Public and partly Private Hygiene, are for convenience

grouped together here.

Homes.Hotels.

Tenements.

Schools. Colleges. See School hygiene. 3 7 1 -7.

Churches, Theaters, Halls, etc.

Hospitals. Asylums.

Prisons. Reformatories.

House Furnishing.

1. Bed and Bedding.

2, Curtains. Tapestries.

3, Carpets. Rugs. Floors.

4. Wall Paper.

9. House Cleaning.

Hygiene of Employment.For Labor of children, see .53 1.3: Mining dangers and accidents. 622.S; see also

Laboring classes, 331.^: Industrial sanitation, 628.5: Nuisances, t.14.7.

Over-hours. Over-work.

Occupations made Injurious.

By Inhalation of Vapors and Gases.

Bleachers, match-makers, lard refiners, etc.

By Inhalation of Dust or by Absorption.

Grinders, stone-cutters, millers, wool ope-ratives. hair pickers.

type founders, grocers, etc.

By Elevated, Low, or Variable Temperature.

Bakers, forgemen, mariners, fishermen, farmers, laborers, etc.

By Over-use of certain Organs. By Constrained Attitude and

Sedentarv Life.

Engravers, public speakers, copyists, printers, salesmen, clerks,

literary men. etc. See also Mental hygiene. 131.

By Accidents. See Public health, 614.8. Protection from accidents.

Machinists, quarrymen, caisson-workers, manufacturers of ex-

plosives, etc.

Military Hygiene. Barracks, Camp and Tent Life.

Naval Hygiene. Ship Life.

Hygiene of Travel and Exploration.

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.82

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.91

.92

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Hygiene of Recreation and Sleep.Gymnastics. See also 371.73. School Hygiene. Care of Body

For Curative gymnastics, see 615.82. Massage.Athletics and other Muscular Exercise.

See also 796, Out-door sports.

Training and Overstrain. See also 371-75. Championship games.Amusement or Play.

See also 796, Out-door sports, and 371.74. RecreationsParks.

^°"lt*on."'°''""""^''^ '^^^''^ ^" ^"''"' "'^'''- "^^ ^''^^"P^^ here by

Vacations. See also 371.23. School Vacations.

Holidays. See also 371.23, School Holidays.

Rest and Sleep. Late Hours. See 613.86. Insomnia.Hygiene of Nervous System.

Including the action of Stimulants and Narcotics. See also 6:5.78 Drugsacting on -\ervous System; 615.95. Neurotic Poisons.

MclhJ t TT""' "' '''' '''"'^* ''^"^^"^- '^^ ^^^^ ^^«- Temperance.Alcohol See also Temperance. 178; Beverages. 613.3; Inspection of Sever,ages, 614.34.

Opium and Hashish. See also 178.8.

Chloral and Caffeine. See also 178.8.

Tobacco. See also 178.7.

Other Narcotics.

Insomnia. See also 613.79. Rest and Sleep.

Morbid Habits. Bad Social Customs. See also Social Ethics 177Luxury. Privation.

Celibacy. Monogamy. Polygamy.See also Polygamy and Monogamy. 173.2; Sexual Ethics. 176: Celibacy ofClergy, 254; Asceticism. 248.

Hygiene of Offspring. Heredity.See also Heredity, 575.1.

Congenital Defects of Body.See also Monstrosities, 573.9: and Orthopedic Surgery 617 ,

Inherited Mental Disability.

^'tVT'^^ T^"**^'

'''•''' ^*^"'"* derangements. 132; and Mentalphysiology and hygiene. 131.

Transmitted Disease.See also special diseases in 616.

Stirpiculture.

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614 Public Health.Public Hygiene. Public Sanitation. State Medicine. Preventive Medicine. Sec also

628, Sanitary Engineering; 352.4, Boards of Health.^

.02,Comi5ends; .03, Dictionaries. Cyclopaedias; .04, Essays; .05, Periodi-

cals; .06, Societies, Conventions; .07, Education ; .08, Sanitary Ap-

pliances, Exhibitions; .09, Histoi;y, Description, Legislation, Reports,

etc., divided like 930-999, e.g. 614.0942, Public Health in England.

Registration and Vital Statistics. See 312, Population.

Hirths and Birth-rates.

Deaths and Death-rates.

Divided geographically like 930-^99. e.g. Death-rate in England, 614-1242.

Mortality at Different Ages.

For Life Insurance, Life Tables, Biometry, etc., see Life Insurance, 368.3.

and Life Contingeacies. 519-5; Longevity, 612.68.

Still-births.

Infant Mortality.

Mortality in Childhood.** " Adult Life.

" Old Age.

Mortality of Sexes, Races, etc.

** " the Sexes.

« " Males.

" ** Females.

" " Races, Colored, White, Indian, etc.

" " City and Country.

•* '* Different Occupations. See also 613.6.

'* from Special Diseases. Causes of Death.

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•132

.133

•»34

135

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.141

.142

.143

.144

.145

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.316

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•321

.322

.323

•324

Marriage.

Divorce. See also 173.1, Family Ethics.

State Control of Medicine.

Medical Education and Degrees. See 610.7; 378.2, .\cademic Degrees

Anatomy and Vivisection Laws. See 179.4. Ethics.

Expert Testimony and other Medico-Legal Relations, See 340.6, Medical

Jurisprudence.

Registration of Physicians, Dentists, Pharmacists, etc. License to Practice.

Regulation of Medical Practice. See 174.2. Professional Ethics, Physicians.

Quackery and Malpractice.

Nostrums and Patent Medicines. See also 614. 353. Adulterations.

Sale of Poisons. See 615.9, Toxicology.

Medical Police.

Adulterations. Inspection of Articles Liable to Affect

Public Health. Public analysts. State laboratories. For chemical analysis

see 543-

Inspection of Food. For chemical analysis see 543.1; Hygiene, 613.2.

Sugars. Syrups. Confectionery.

Cereals. Starches. Bread.

Lards. Fats. Oils, See 614.325-6, Butter, Oleomargarine.

Spices. Condiments.

Yeast. Baking Powders. Cream of Tartar.

Vegetables. Fruits. (Fresh.)

,

Meats. Fish. (Fresh.)

Canned or Preserved Food. Vegetables, ^^ruits.

Meat. Fish, Oysters. (Preserved.)

Milk and Milk Products.

Milk Analysis. See also 543-2. chemistry.

Milk of Known Purity.

Milk as Sold to Consumer.

Cream. Skimmed Milk. Condensed Milk. Buttermilk. Kumiss.

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•342

•343

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•345

.346

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348

•349

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.462

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.485

.486

.487

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Butter and its Imitations.

Oleomargarine.

Cheese and its Imitations.

Other Articles of Food.

Wine.

Brewed.

Beer.

Distilled.

Fruit Drinks. Lemonade, Shrub, etcTea. Coffee. Chocolate. Cocoa. Sec also 6x3.37. Hv.ien.Mmeral Waters. Soda Water. See also 6x3 38 HvHcne- 6« , ThMixed Drinks.

"SS'^e. 615.79, Therapeutics.

Inspection of Drugs. For chemical analysis see 543.4Ofticmal or Pharmacopoeial Drugs.Non-officinal Drugs.

l7m.fj'''''"' '^'=^'^'"^- S« =^- 6M..r, S.a.e co„.„d.

Poisonous Cosmetics.

Inspection of Tobacco.Inspection of Pign.ents, Wall and other Papers, Textile Fabrics, Toys etaContagious and Infectious Diseases. GeneralCauses a,.d Origin. See 38..,5, Bacteria. M.crobe.; 6.6.0.. Ger. theory of diseaseGeographical Distribution. Climatology.

^neory ol disease.

Modes of i>ropagation and Communicat'ionPrevention and Restriction. See Ambulances. 6x4.882

Isolation, Lazarettos, etc.

Quarantine, etc.

Maritime Quarantine.

Inland "

Control of Rags, etc.

Protective Inoculation.

Against Small-pox. See a!^ 6.6.9.., Pathology,variolation.

Vaccination.

.1, Bovine Vaccination; .2, Humanized Vaccination- 3 V-.c-cinal Syph.hs;.4, Re-vaccination; .5, Vaccinisatio^; ^ Re.v^ccm,sat.on;.7 Retro-vaccination; .8, Compulso;y Vac-

.

"nation;.9, Optional Vaccination

Anti-vaccination,

Against Cholera. See also 616.932. Pathology.

^ ellow Fever. See also 616.928. Pathology- Hydrophobia. Pasteurism. See also 6.6.953. PatholoeyDxsmfection. Houses. ClotMn,, Ra,s. Workshops. Cars.'ships. ct^ ^ir Soi,Persons, Sewers. Vaults, Excreta. Dead, see Embalming, etc ,6x4.64

' '

Fumigating and other Apparatus, i. Stationary ; 2, PortableDisinfectants. AntisejJtics. Deodorizers

H^at.

Chemical Disinfectants

Carbolic.

Salicylic.

Chlorides,

Copperas.

Epidemics. Plagues.

614.5 Contagious and Infectious Diseases. Special.

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.65

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652

These heads are for Public Health discussions only.

Pathology, 616,

Filth Diseases.

Typhoid or Enteric Fever,

Diphtheria.

Diarrhoeal Diseases.

Cholera.

Cholera-infantum.

Dysentery.

Diarrhoea.

Exanthemata.

Small-pox.

Scarlet Fever.

Measles.

Rotheln.

Chicken-pox.

Typhus.

Malarial Fevers.

Intermittent Fever.

Remittent Fever,

Other Contagious and Infectious Diseases.

Yellow Fever.

Phthisis.

W hooping-cough.

Mumps.Puerperal Fever. See also 6x8.

Leprosy.

Syphilis.

Gonorrhea.

Parasitic Diseases.

Diseases Communicated from Lower Animals.

Anthrax. Charbon.

Trichiniasis.

Hydrophobia.

Glanders.

Disposal of the Dead.See 393, Customs. Treatment of the dead.

Burial.

Earth-burial.

Tomb-burial.

Burials in Churches. Intra-muraL

Use of Perishable Cotftns.

Cremation. Crematories.

Transportation of the Dead.

Embalming and Disinfection of the Dead. Use of Ice.

See 614.48, Disinfection; 615.777. Disinfectants.

Effect of Cemeteries on Health.

By Water Pollution.

" Air

For treatment, etc., see

<«

614.7 Hygiene of the Air and Ground. Nuisances.See 613.1. Air, Hygiene; 613.6, Hygiene of employment; 628.5, Industrial

sanitation.

.71 Air Pollution by Dust and Smoke.

.72 Air Pollution by Noxious Gases, Mineral Trades, Chemical Works.

.721 Carbon Compounds.

.722 Carbonic Oxid, Carbonic Acid, Carburotted Hydrogen.

.723 Illuminating Gases. Gas Works.

.724 Mineral Oil Refining.

.725 Sulfur Compounds.

.726 Chlorin

.727 Nitrogen

.728 Phosphorus "

.729 Other.

.73 Air Pollution by Vegetable Trades.

,731 Brewing.

.732 Distilling.

•733 Vinegar Making.

-734 Sugar Refining.

.735 Charcoal Burning.

.736 Varnish Making.

.74 Air Pollution by Animal Trades.

.741 Slaughter Houses. Abattoirs. Fish.

.742 Rendering Works. Bone-boiling Tripe and Gut Cleaning.

.743 Pork Packing. Lard Refining.

.744 Soap Making.

.745 Tanning.

,746 Glue Making.

.747 Lampblack.

.748 Commercial Fertilizers.

•75 Storage and Handling of Noxious and Offensive Materials.

.76 Other Air Pollutions. See 628, Sanitary engineering.

.761 Stables. Stable Manure.

.762 Hog Styes.

.763 Offal. Dead and Diseased Animals and Fish.

.764 Vaults. Cess-pools. Water Closets. Privies, Urinals. Night-soil.

.765 Sewers and Sewer Outlets. Sewer Gas.

.77 Conditions of Soil as Affecting Health. Topography. SanitarySurveys.

•771 Analysis of Soils. See 543.7. Chemistry.

,772 Soil Moisture. Hygiene of Natural Water Courses and ofMarshes. See 613.14. Hygiene.

•773 Ground Atmosphere. See 613.14. Hygiene.

.774 SoHd Constituents of Soil.

.775 Malarious Soils. See 613.14, Hygiene.

.776 Recovery of Soils from Pollution.

.78 Air and Ground in Towns.

.781 Laying Out of Towns and Streets.

.782 Subways and Elevated Ways. See 628.47. Sanitation of Towns.

.783 Parks. Air Spaces.

,784 Right of Buildings and Proportion of Occupiable Area.See 614.85, Building laws.

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Protection of Human Life from Accidents, Casualties,

etc* See 613.66 Hygiene of employmenU

Drowning.

Rescue of the Drowning,

Resuscitation of the Drowned. First Help.

Suffocation.

By gases, in vaults, mines, etc. ; see 622. S, Mining dangers. By iHnminating gaws.

Explosions.

Manufacture and Storage of Explosives and Combustibles. See 66a,

Chemical technology.

Gunpowder.

Dynamite, etc.

Inspection of Kerosene, etc.

of Illuminating Gas,

of Electric Apparatus,

of Steam Boilers.

Fires.

Fire Prevention,

" Detection.

•• Extinction. See 352.3, Fire Department.

Automatic.

Chemical Extinguishers.

Fire Engines. Water Towers. See 621.68, Pumping engines

" Escapes and Other Apparatus.

" Exits, etc., from Public Buildings.

Building Laws. Inspection of Buildings. See 614.^84, Hight of Buildings,

Protection of Travelers,

Travel on Land.' on Highways.

** Railroads,

Travel on Water.

Light-houses, Buoys, etc.

Pilots.

Boats, Life-preservers, etc.

Rescue of Shipwrecked. Life-saving Service,

Exposure to Cold. Hospice of St. bernard.

Aid to Injured.

Ambulance.

Ambulance for Contagious Diseases. See also 614.44

"The Bed Wagon."

Hygiene of Animals. Veterinary Sanitation,

Infectious Diseases of Domestic Animals.

Parasites of Animals. See 591.69, Economic loology.

Animal Diseases Communicable to Man. SeeaUo6i4.56*

Care and Housing of Animals.

Feeding of Animals.

Transportation of Animals.

Methods of Slaughtering.

Painless Extinction of Animal Life.

6i5 Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

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-^w^*

Materia Medica. Drugs.For Examining boards. Laws. etc.. see 6.4.24, Registration of Pharm«n.t«. See also

614.35, Adulteration of drugs; 543.4, Chemical analysis.

Pharmacopoeias.

Dispensatories.

Formularies.

Prescription writing. Posology.

Inorganic Drugs.Divided Hk. 546. 6x5.218. Phosphorus; 615.258. M.rcury; 615.272. Tron.

Organic Drugs.

Carbon Compounds. Divided chemically like 547.Vegetable Products. Divided bntanically like 580.Vegetable Products. Divided by character.

I. Starches;2. Sugar; 3. Glucosides; 4. Tannins; 5. Gums; 6. Drugs con-taining Alkaloids; 7. Bitters; 8. Organic Acids.

Fixed Oils and Acids.

Ferments. Diastase, Pepsin, etc.

Practical Pharmacy.

Therapeutics. Action of Medicines in General.Certainty of Medicines.

Antagonism of Medicines.

Law of Similars. Homoeopathy.Homaopathic works are classed with the subjects treated. This head is

for Hahnemann's theory only.Influence of Age.

Infant therapeutics. Therapeutics of old age.

Influence of Sex.

Influence of Environment.

Influence of Idiosyncracy.

Administration of Medicines.By Stomach." Rectum.

Subcutaneous tissue. Hyi>odermic medication.Lungs. Inhalation. See also 612.385. Absorption.

" Veins. Transfusion of blood.•* Serous and Mucous Membrane^. Peritoneum, Vagina, etc

See also 612.387. Absorption.

Skin. Baths. See also 612.384, Absorption.

Medicines grouped by Effects.Treatises on specific aru^s, Di-ritalis. Ergot, etc.. are classed in the divi-

sions of Materia Medica. 615. --615,3; Iron,6is.272; Digitalis, 615.32381.Drugs acting on Circulatory System.

Stimulants.

Alcohol, Ammonia, Digitalis, Coffee. Ergot.

Depressants.

Aconite, Veratrum group, Nitrites

Drugs acting on Respiratory System.Expectorants.

Errhines. Sneering.

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Drugs acting on Digestive System.

Emetics.Ipecac, Mustard, Metallic Salts, Apomorphin.

Cathartics.

I, Laxatives; 2. Salines; 3. Purgatives; 4, Hydragogs; s. Drastics;

6, Mercurials.

Anthelmintics.

Aids to Digestion.

I. Bitters, Tonics; 2. Ferments, Pepsin, Pancreatin, etc.; 3, Acids,

Antacids.

Demulcents, Emollients, etc.

Bismuth, Oxalate of Cerium, etc.

Drugs acting on Glandular System.

Sialagogs. (Saliva.

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Cholagogs. (Bile.)

Diaphoretics. (Perspiration.)

Pilocarpin. Heat, Exercise.

Antipyretics. Antiperiodics.

Quinin, Salicylates. Coal-tar products, Kairin, .^ntipyrin. Antifebrin,

Cold, Baths. See also 613.41. Baths.

Drugs acting on Genito-Urinary System.

Diuretics.

Water, Citrates, Acetates, Digitalis, Caffein, Copaiba.

Uterines. Oxytocics.Viburnum. Ergot, etc.

External Agencies.

Irritating,

Astringents.

Rubefacients.

Epispastics. Blisters.

Escharotics. Caustic potassa.

Protective . Emollient.

Fats. Oils, Powders, Starch, Bismuth, Oxid of Zine.

Deodorants. Disinfectants. See 614-48. Disinfection; 614.64, Disin.

fection of dead.

Antiseptics. Germicides.

Drugs acting on Nervous System.

Anesthetics. Chloroform, Ether.

Hypnotics. Chloral, Bromids. ,

Analgesics. Opium.

Mydriatics. Belladonna.

Excitants. Strychnin.

Depressants. Conium.

Other Drugs.Camphor, Valerian, Asafetida.

Mineral Waters. See also 613.38, Hygiene; 553-7. Occurrence in nature.

Other Remedies.

Mechanical Remedies.

Blood-letting. Venesection. Cupping.

Setons and Issues.

Bandages. Ligatures.

Acupuncture.

Pneumatic Aspiration.

Manipulation. Massage. Osteopathy.See also 613.71, Gymnastics.

See also 15-95, Neurotic Poisons.

615.83 Imponderable Remedies..831 Light. Blue glass.

.832 Temperature. Heat. Cold.

•833 Moisture.

.834 Climate. See also 613. i, Hygiene.

.835 Altitude.

.836 Pneumatic Differentiation.

.837 Music.

.84 Electricity. Electro Therapeutics. See also 537.87 and 621.3915.

.85 Cures.

.851 Mind Cure. Influence of mind on body. See also 130, Mind aadBody.

.852 Faith Cure. Christian science. See 265.8, Religion.

.853 Water Cure.

-854 Food Cures. Grapes, Milk, Beef, etc.

.S$$ Thomsonianism. Herb Doctors.-856 Perkinism. Metallic Tractors..86

.87

•88 Patent Medicines.

•89 Ancient and Medieval Remedies.Including those of modern uncivilized peoples.

«9 Toxicology. Poisons.For detection of poisons, see 543.5; Sale of poisons. 6^4.28; Poisoned wouods;

617.148.

.91 Irritant Poisons.

.9* Mineral Irritants.

-921 Acid Poisons.

•922 Alkaline Poisons.

•923 Non-metallic Poisons.

•924 Phosphorus. See also 615.218, Drugs.

•925 Metallic Poisons.

.926 Arsenic. See also 615.219, Drugs.

•927 Mercury. See also 615.258, Drugs.

.928 Lead. See also 615.251, Drugs.

•929 Copper. See also 615.256. Drugs.

.93 Vegetable Irritants.

Hellebore, Aloes, Croton oil, etc.

.94 Animal Poisons.

Canthari<5es. Diseased meat, Ptomains, Tyrotoxicon, etc.

•95 Neurotic Poisons. See also 615.78, Drugs acting on nervous system.

.96 Cerebral or Narcotic Poisons. Carbonic oxid and acid,

.961 Opium.

.962 Prussic Acid.

-963 Cyanids.

.964 Alcohol.

.965 Ether.

.966 Chloroform.

.967 Chloral Hydrate.

-97 Spinal Poisons.

Nux vomica, Strychnia.

.9^ Cerebrospinal Poisons.Aconite, Belladonna. Lobelia.

.99 Cerebrocardiac Poisons.Digitalis, Tobacco.

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Oassification of diseases. Use 616.07 for Diagnosis, Study of disease, and subdivide

itasfollows: i.Puisc; a, Tongue; 3, Eye, Skin, etc.; 4. Auscultation, Percussion;

5, Thermometry; 6, Chemistry. Urine analysis; 7, Microscopy; 8. Pathological

anatomy; 9, Post-mortem examination.

Diseases of Circulatory System.

Membranes of the Heart.

Heart. Angina Pectoris.

Arteries.

Veins.

Blood.

Diseases of Respiratory System.

01, Croup; 02. Hay Asthma, Hay Fever; 03. Influenza. Epidemic CaUrrh; o*. Whooping

Cough, see also 614.543 ; o^ . Coryza, Catarrh ; 06, Asphyxia.

Nose. Naso-pharyngeal Space.

Larynx.

Trachaea. Bronchi. Bronchitis. Asthma.

Lungs.

I Pneumonia, Lung Fever, 2, Congestion; 3. Hemorrhage; 4, Abicess;

S. Gangrene; 0. Phthisis. Consumption, see also 614.542; 7. Emboiism

and Aneurism of Pulmonary Artery; 8. Emphysema; 9, Collapse.

Pleura. Pleurisy.

Diseases of the Digestive System.

For diseases of teeth see 617.6.

Mouth. Tongue. Fauces.—Sore Throat. Quinsy. Mumps. See also 614.544.

Pharynx. CEsophagus.

Stomach.— Gastritis. Dyspepsia. Vomiting.

Intestines.— Hernia. Diarrhea, Constipation. Colic.

Rectum. Anus.— Piles.

Liver. Gall-Bladder.— Jaundice.

Pancreas.

Peritoneum. Omentum. Mesentery.— Peritonitis.

Dietetic Diseases.

Surfeit. Starvation. Scurvy. Dyspepsia.

Diseases of the Lymphatic System.

Spleen,

Lymphatics. Thoracic Duct.

Thvmus.

Thyroid Body. Goitre.

Suprarenal bodies.

Dermatology. Skin Diseases.

Inflammatory Affections.

Diffuse, papular, scaly. Nettlerash. Hives.

Catarrhal. Vesicular. Pustular. Eczema. Shingles. See also 614.561.

Disorders of Sebaceous Glands.

Hypertrophies. Atrophies.

Corns. Warts. White hair. Baldness.

New Formations. Pigmentary Changes.

Albinism. Freckles.

Disorders of Sweat Glands.

Parasitic Diseases. See 616.96, Parasitic Diseases.

Other Skin Diseases.

Chilblain. Frostbite. Chaps.

6i6.6 Diseases of Genito-lLJrinary System.

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Kidneys. Ducts.— Bright's Disease.Bladder.— Calculus.

Urinary Disorders.— Diabetes.Male Urethra.

Prostate.

Penis.

Scrotum.

Spermatic cord. Testes.

Functional Diseases of Male Generative Organs. SpermatorrhceaImpotence.

Diseases of the Organs of Locomotion.Bones (except spine).

Joints (except spine).

Spine.— Curvature.

Muscles.

Tendons. Fascix.

BursK. Sheaths of Tendons.Connective Tissue.

Diseases of Nervous System.Diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Circulation. Apoplexy.Diseases relating to Cerebro-Spinal Meninges.Structural Diseases of Brain and Cord.Functional Diseases of Brain and Cord.

I, Vertigo; 2, Paralysis; 3, Neurasthenia; 4. Spinal Irritation; 5. EclampMaConvulsions. '

For Insanity seei^z.i,

Neuroses.I. Chorea. St Vitus's dance; 2. Hysteria, see 135 Somnambulism, r,. 4Catalepsy. 133.3 Hypochondria; 3. Epilepsy; 4. Tetanus. Lockjaw

S. Aphasia; 6, Anesthesia, Hyperesthesia; 7. Megrim, Sick-headache. '

Neuroses due to special Poisons.

I, Alcoholism, see also Dipsomania, 132.7; 2, Metallic Tremor.

Diseases of Nerves.— Neuralgia. Cramp.Diseases of Sympathetic System.

General Diseases,

Infectious Diseases.

I. Eruptive Fevers; 2, Small Pox, see 3130614.471 and6i4.52i ; 3. Cow Pox

; 4, ChickenPox, see also 614.525; 5. Measles, see also 6,4.523 J *. Rubeola, see also 614.534;7, Scarlet I- ever. Scarlatina, see also 614.52J.

Other Fevers. General Works on Fevers. See 6x2.57. Animal Heat.

1, Dengue, Break-bone Fever; 2, Typhus, see also 614.526; 3, Plague; 4, RelapsingFever, Famine Fever; 5» Cerebro-spinal Fever ; 6. Simple Continued Fever*7, Entenc Fever. Typhoid Fever, see also 614.511; 8, Yellow Fever, see also614.476 & 614.541.

Diphtheria. Cholera. Malarial Fever.

1, Diphtheria, see also 614.512; 2, Asiatic Cholera, see also 614.475 and 614.5.4J3. Sporadic Cholera; 4, Epidemic Diarrhoea, see also 614.517; 5, Dysenteiysee also 614.516; 6, Malarial Fever, see a-so 614.53.

Septic Diseases.

I, Phagedena; 2, Erysipelas; 3, Pyemia; 4. yeptic^raia.

Venereal Diseases. Hydrophobia, etc.

I. Syphilis, see also 614.547; 2. Gonorrhoea, see also 614.548- 3 Hydro-phobia, see also 6.4.477 and 614.563; 4, Glanders, see also 614.564-S, Horse pox; 0, Splenic fever.

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Parasitic Diseases. See also 614.55-

Animal Parasites. See 591.69. Economic Zoology; 614.92. Parasites of

animals.

Entozoa.

Trematoda. Flukes.

Cestoda. Tape-worms.

Nematoda. Round worms, Thread worms, Trichinae. Sec

also 614.562.

Acanthocephala. Thorn-headed worms.

Insecta parasitica. Maggots.

Ectozoa.I, Insecta parasitica. Mosquitoes, Gnats. Bed bugs. Fleas, Lice;

5, Arachnida parasitica, Mites, Ticks; 8, Suctoria parasitica. Leeches.

Vegetable Parasites. See 581.69. Economic Botany.

Effects of Poisons. See 615.9. Toxicology.

Effects of Injuries and Climate.

I, Presence of foreign bodies; 2. Mechanical injuries; 3. Excessive Exertion

and Strain; 4. Excessive Venery; 5. Privation; 6, Exhaustion; 7. Chem-

ical agents; 8, Climate.

Other General Diseases.

Rheumatism, Rheumatic Fever. Gout.

Tumors.Non-malignant. Cysts. Wens.

MaHgnant. Cancer.

Tubercle.

Scrofula. Rickets.

Myxedema. Cretinism.

Leprosy. See also 614.546.

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Injuries.

Burns and Scalds.

Lightning and Electric Shock.

Contusions and Abrasions.

Wounds.I, Incised; 2, Contused; 3, Lacerated; 4. Punctured; 5. Gun-shot, see 617.99

Military surgery; 6, With lodgment of foreign bodies; 7. With com-

plete separation of parts; 8, Poisoned, see 615.9 Toxicology.

Fractures.

Dislocations.

Sprains.

Asphyxia.

Results of Injuries.

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Constitutional efJects and other complications,

diseases.

Shock.

Inflammation.

Abscess. Sinus. Fistula.

Ulcers. Sores.

Mortification. Gangrene.

Traumatic Fever.

Tetanus. See also 61O.S54.

See also 616.94, Septic

617.3 Orthopedic surgery. Deformities.For convenience the whole subject of deformities is classed h-re. though many of

them have no surgical treatment. See also 573.8. Dwarfs and Giants;573-9. Monstrosities; 613.91 Congenital defects.

.31 Incomplete Development or Growth.Divided like 611, Anatomy.

.3a Incomplete Coalescence of Parts. Harelip.

.33 Coalescence of Parts.

.34 Extension of Commissure (Apparent Duplication).

•35 Coalescence of Fetuses. Siamese Twins..36 Supernumerary Parts or Organs. Extra Fingers or Toes..37 Disproportionate Growth of Parts.

^8 Transposition or Displacement of Parts.

.3P Congenital Distortions, including Talipes, Club Foot.

•4 Surgical Operations.

.41 Circulatory System.

.49 Respiratory System.

•43 Digestive System.

.44 Glandular and Lymphatic System. •

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.46 Genito-Urinary System.

47 Motor and Integumentary System..48 Nervous System.

•5 Regional Surgery.

,51 Head. Trephining.

-5a Face. Mouth. See 617.6, Dentistry; 617.7. Eye; 617.8. Ear.

.S3 Neck. Throat,

•54 Chest.

,SS Abdomen..56 Pelvis.

.57 Upper Extremities. Artificial Arms, Hands, etc.

.58 Lower Extremities. Artificial Legs, Feet. etc.

.6 Dentistry. Diseases of Teeth.

.61 Diseases of Dental Pulp.

.62 Diseases of Dentine and Cementum.

.63 Diseases of Dental Periosteum.

.64 Malposition and Malformation of Teeth.

.65 Odontalgia. Toothache.

.66 Extraction of Teeth.

.67 Stopping Teeth.

.68 Transplanting Teeth.

.69 Artificial Teeth.

.7 Ophthalmic Surgery. Diseases of the Eye.,71 Conjunctiva. Cornea. Sclerotic. Ophthalmia.,72 Iris. Choroid. Ciliary Body.

•73 Optic Nerve. Retina.

.74 Lens and its Capsule. Vitreous Humor. Affections of the Globe.Cataract.

.75 Disorders of Vision.

Myopia, Shortsightedness. Astigmatism, Color-blindness.

.76 Muscular Apparatus. Lacrimal Apparatus.Strabismus, Squint.

.77 Eyelids.

.78 Orbit and Neighboring Parts.

.79 Artificial Eyes.

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Diseases of the Ear.

Affections of External Ear.

Auricle.

Auditory Canal.

Affections of Middle Ear.

Membrana Tympani.

Eustachian Tubes.

Mastoid Cells.

Affections of Internal Ear.

Operative Surgery.

See 615.781, Anesthetics.

Armamentaria. Surgical Instruments.

Orthopedic Appliances. Splints, Trusses, etc.

See 617.3. Orthopedic surgery.

Surgical Dressings.

Amputation. Resection.

Plastic Surgery.

MiUtary Surgery.

Diseases of Women and Children.

Gynecology. Diseases of Women.Ovary.

Fallopian Tube.

Periuterine Diseases.

Uterus and Cervix.

Vagina.

Vulva.

Functional and Symptomatic Disorders.

Diseases of Menstruation. Leucorrhea. Sterility.

Diseases of Breast.

Obstetrics.

Pregnancy. Physiology.

Diagnosis. Signs of Pregnancy.

Duration.

Hygiene. Management.

Multiple Pregnancy. Twins, etc.

Pathology of Pregnancy.Diseases of Pregnancy and their treatment.

Ectopic Gestation. Extra-uterine Pregnancy.

Pathology of Ovum.

Death and Retention of Fetus.

Pathology of Fetal Appendages.

Decidua.

Placenta.

Amnion.Umbilical Cord.

Abortion. Miscarriage. Stillbirth. Molar Pregnancy

See 173.4. Infanticide; 340.6, Medical jurisprudence; j43. Cnmmal law.

6i8.4 Parturition. Labor. Physiology.

•41 Mechanism of Labor.

•42 Presentations. Positions.

•43 Clinical Course and Phenomena,•44 Conduct of Normal Labor. Management.

•5 Pathology of Labor.Abnormal Labor from Faults

•5* of Powers. Anomalies of Expelient Forces.

•5* of Passages. Mechanical Obstacles to Expulsion of Foetus.

•S3 of Child. Abnormalities of Fa^ius. See 617.3, Deformities.

Complications.

•54 Hemorrhage. ,

.55 Rupture or Laceration of Genital Tract.

.56 Retention of Placenta.

'57 Inversion of Uterus.

•58 Prolapsus Funis.

-59 Other Complications.

.6 Puerperal State. Physiolog>.Management, including care of cliikl,

.7 Pathology of Puerperal State. Puerperal Diseases.

.71 Diseases of Lactation. Milk Fever. Mastitis, etc.

.72 Puerperal Fever. See 614.545, Public htahh.

"73 Metritis. Peritonitis, see also 616.38. Cellulitis.

•74 Septicasmia, see also 616.944. Pyaemia, see also 616.943.

.75 Convulsions. See 616.845, Eclampsia.

.76 Puerperal Mania. See 132.1, Insanity-

•77 Phlebitis. Venous Thrombosis. Phlegmasia Dolens.See 616.14, Diseases of veins.

.78 Other Puerperal Affections.

.79 Sudden Death after Delivery.

.8 Obstetric Operations.•^' Application of Lever and Forceps.

-82 Version.

•83 Embryotomy.

.84 Dilatation of Os and Cervix.

.85 Symphyseotomy,

£6 Caesarian Section.

^7 Removal of Placenta.

.88 Induction of Labor. Removal of Ovum.

.89 Intra-uterine Injections. Antiseptics in Midwifery.

.9 Paediatrics. Diseases of Children.

619 Comparative Medicine. Veterinary.

•I Horses.

•2 Cattle.

•3 Sheep, Goats.

•4 Swine.

•5 Poultry.

.6 Birds.

7 Dogs.

S Cats.

•9 Other.

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SUMMARYApplied mechanics Engineering materials

Mechanical engineering

Steam engineering

Hydraulic engine or motors

Electric engineering

Air and gas engins and other motors

Pneumatic machinery Refrigerating machines

Blowing and pumping engins

Mills Factories Engineering works

Millwork Hoisting and conveying machinery

Machine tools

Mining engineering

Military and naval engineering

Naval architecture

Bridges and roofs

Railroad and road engineering

Canal engineering

River, harbor and general hydrauUc engineering

Sanitary engineering

Other engineering industries

Statistics

Quantities and cost

Contracts and specifications

Designs and drawings

Executiv

Working and maintenance

Laws and regulations

Patents

Reports

AppUed mechanics Engineering materials

Class here general works on materials with reference to their fitness in engineer-

ing See also 691 Bilding materials

Strength of materials General theory

General works considering various materials. For P^^icular Materials see

620 12- 19 Provision is made below for classing tests on 2 different bases.

O by character of test. .) by material tested. Class under matenal rather

than under test when the two conflict. See also note under ^^°- ^^^

For theory or mechanics of structures see 624; for theories of construction ot

bildings see 690. i

^'^Tht hed is left for specialists wishing to analyze ^ereral works or collect

clippings and notes too limited for . ii yet not specific enough to be put

w>th a particular test or material. Libraries are unUkely to need any

general hed except 62a. 11

620.112 Tests Factors affecting strengthKinds of tests. Directions for making various tests, laboratory manualsSee note to 620.11

S General: influence of temperature, selection of test pieces, etc.

. » Corrosion Wethering Protection against deteriorating influences3 Elastic limit tests: plasticity, fatigue, deformation

See also 620.11246 Repeated stress

4 Tension, compression, torsion, flexure, shearingClass here combined tests as well as general works covering these test*

If wisht, subdivide farther as follows:4« Tensil tests

4* Compression tests

43 Torsion

44.

Flexure (transverse) tests

45 Shearing tests

4i Repeated stress tests

5 Impact Repeated shock tests

Crystallization and formation of cleavage planes• Hardness tests

7 Special tests

Varying for different materials• Tests on special shapes and forms•« Plates and structural shapes

Bars, rods, angles, beams: T, bulb. I, and channel beams«3 Colums, bilt colums Tubes, pipes, cylinders•4 Rollers Spheres, solid or hollow Ball bearings•$ Springs•6 Hooks Chains Hoops RingsB7 Rivets Bolts Screws Nails

Riveted joints of platesM Wire -Wire rope Cables Hawsers•» Other forms

9 Other tests

Tests of timber

Stone CementStone

CementConcrete

Reinforced concrete

Other : artificial stoneBrick, tile, etc.

For glass see 666. i Manufacture of glass. 691 .6 Glass as a bilding material.In engmeering it is an accessory material not requiring a place under strengthtests

Masonry adhesivsCement, mortar, plaster of paris, etc. See also bilding materials 691.5Lime, plaster, cement

.17 Iron and steel

.18 Other metals

.19 Other materials

.195 Mineral: asbestos, mineral wool•196 Asphalt Tar

.197 Vegetable: paper, hemp, etc.

.198 Animal : hair, hide, bone, etc.

•199

•2 Compends Handbooks Kent, Trautwine

•3 Dictionariesi cyclopedias

•4 Essays

•5 Periodicals

•6 Societies

.7 Study and teaching Instruments

.8 Tables and calculations

-9 History of engineering

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Concrete

Other generalities of

621 Mechanical engineeringMay be subdivided like 620.0 and by form numbers

•I Steam engineeringSubdivide like 620 and 620.0. but use 621. loi as below,

steam engineering are in 6 21. 11 and 621.18

,101 Applied thermodynamicsTheory and use of steam in steam engin General energy considerations

Steam economy

X General

Expansion, entropy; extension of expansion approaching vacuum (con-

densers) superheating, cylinder condensation, jacketing, etc. For

condensers, superheaters, etc. see 621 . 197

.II Mechanism of steam engin Design of engin parts

.III General

.112 Types of engins: structural

Reciprocating engins in general. Types specified below are all recipro-

cating, except I Primitiv and 9 Other

Primitiv

Single acting

Double acting

According to transmission of motion

Direct connected

Indirect: beam connected

According to. position

Horizontal

Vertical

Oscillating

Inclined

According to terminal pressure

Condensing

In early period called 'low pressure'

Noncondensing

In early period called 'high pressure*

According to expansion

Single expansion

CompoundDouble expansion: cross compound

tan<3em "*

* •* angle **

Triple expansion

Quadruple expansion

Other types

Steam turbins

Better clast 621 . 165

Rotary engins

Better clast 621.166

.12 Marine enginsFor propulsion see 623.8 Naval architecture

.121 GeneralSee also 621.11 and 621.18

.122 Types of marine engins

X Primitiv

Inventions of Papin, Perier, Fulton, Stevens, etc

a Beam and side lever engins

4 Horizontal, inclined, vertical engins ,

5 Oscillating

8 Launch engins

9 Other special engins

.123 Marine steam turbins

See also 621 . 165*

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Tests

621.14

Typesyariations modifying tractiv force and speed, and affecting more thanI class of mechanism. For variations in steam apparatus '(oTbumtgI class of mechanism. .... ,„,.^,.^„^ ,„locomotivs. etc.) see 621.133 and 621.134

Fnmitiv forms

Types according to distribution of wheelbase and loadExprest by Whyte nomenclature for wheel combinations

Types according to purposeFreight or goods engins Hog enginYard, switch or shunting enginsPassenger enginsMountain "

Mining "

Other special locomotivsPeculiar types

Combined 'engin and coach wagon'Types in dififerent countries

Subdivided like 940-999: e.g. English locomotiva 631 13,943Locomotiv boilers Production of steam

^lZe1""Vorl''r'^^^^ ^' ^'^^^^^^^^ 'y^^ serv many otherpurposes For boiler management see 621 19,Combustion Fuels Petmlpnm p.,^ix^^i^ i-eiroieum i-uel consumption

bee also 621. 18357Grate and ashpit Firebox Stays

See also 621 , 1835Shell and tubesSmokebox and stack

See also 621 . 1838Exhaust pipe

DomeMiscellaneous fittings

_

Gage cocks, safety valvs. whistles, pumps, injectors, etc.Lngm of the locomotivDriving mechanism Cylinders, pistons, rodsSteam distribution Valvs and valv gears

Special types of valvs and valv gear

Compound principle

Distribution in compound locomotivsLubrication of locomotivOther parts of locomotiv: throttle, etc.

Running gear

TendersDesign, weight, brakes, etc.Appliances

Taking water without stopping: track tanks; water scoopsJVlisceilaneous parts

Cowcatcher or pUot. hedlight, whistle, bell, sandbox

Spark arresters

141

142

M3

144

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.146

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154

.156

159

16

161

162

163

,164

Traction engins Road locomotivs

Selfpropelling engins for hauling over roads or ground, or doing other work

by locomotion. For railway engins see 621.13. For stationary hauling

engins see 621 .162

Hauling may be accomplisht either by engins applying theii power

directly and moving with the load, i.e. locomotiv (621.13) over rails; or

traction engins (621 . 14) over ground or roads; or by engins applying their

power indirectly thru cables, etc. and standing in a fixt position either

temporarily (621 .15) or permanently (621 . 16)

Theory General

Boilers

Better clast in 621.18423; 631.143 if used is limited to discussion of

those suitable to traction engins

Types Traction engins for special uses

Compressing machines Steam rollers

Agricultural: plows, reapers, etc.

Portable enginsEngins that may be moved from place to place, but that remain in a fixt

position when working. If selfpropelling, the selfpropulsion is incidental.

For fire engins and other pumping engins see 621.64

Theory General

Types, structural etc.

Boilers

Better clast in 631.18433. If used, limited to discussion of those suit-

able to portable engins

Portable engins for special purposesHoisting, dredging, drilling, etc. See also 621.86 Hoisting and convey-

ing machinery; 621 .68 Fire engins; O37.7 Dredges

Agricultural: threshers, etc.

Semistationary engins Various types

Stationary enginsEngins fixt in position; e.g. those running factory machinery, cables, ele-

vators, etc. For management see 621 . 193. For boilers see 621 . 18424

Theory and general

Types by use: hauling, dredging, etc.

For pumps see 621 .64- For types clast by engin mechanism see 621 . 164

Stationary boilers

Better clast In 621 . 18424 with only reference here

Types according to characteristics of engin mechanism

or steam distribution

When mechanism and steam distribution conflict, class according to

mechanism; e.g. compound releasing-gear engins 631.1644 rather than

621.1647. Each type may be subdivided like 621. 11; e.g. vertical

throttling engins 621.1642244

General

Throttling engins

Automatic shaft governor engins

Releasing gear (Corliss) engins Drop cutoff

Single acting engins: Westinghouse or Wil'ans type

Simple engins

Compound engins. triple expansion, etc.

621.165 Steam turbins

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See also 621.123 Marine steam turbinsTheory

Methods of calculationVanes and bucketsGuide vanes and nozlesStresses in rotor or disc

WindageTypes

Velocity turbins

Pressure turbins

Combined velocity and pressure turbinsConstruction Details of designVanes BucketsGuide vanes NozlesRotor Discs

Valvs, governors, safety devicesThrust balancing

Mass "

Casing, etc.

Bearings, etc.

Rotar}^ engins

Steam generation and transmissionFuels, furnaces, boilers, piping, power plantsFor steam heating see 697.5

General

Fuels CombustionFuels for boiler heating

For fuels in general and fuel analysis see 662.6Solid fuels: coal, lignite, wood, sawdust, peatLiquid fuels: tar, petroleum, alcoholGaseous fuels: gas from blast furnaces, coke ovsns; natural asComposit fuels: city refuse, coal dust, trash

Fuel consumptionPractical experiments with a single fuel

Comparativ consumptionPractical experiments with various fuels

Furnace DraftGeneral

Heating and grate surfacesTypes of furnaces

Furnace parts and construction detailsGrates

Stationary grates

Shaking, dumping and step gratesAshpits Furnace doorsBurners for liquid fuel

Mechanical stokers

With traveling grate" recking "

step grate (Roney grate)" plunger" screw

Other appliances

Pulverized fuel appliancesFuel and ash conveyers Ash removers

See also 621 .86 Hoisting and conveying machineryChimneys Stacks Draft appliances

Smoke consumers. For smoke prevention s- 621 1941 FiringNatural draft Dampers UptakesInduced draft

Forced draft

621.184 Boilers

For boiler plants see 621 . 19

1 General

13 Boiler economy Tests Feedwater3 Types23 ' Marine

23 Locomotiv, traction, portable

24 Stationary

25 Firetube boilers (tubular)

252 Internally fired

253 Externally "

26 Water tube boilers (tubulous)

27 Flash generators Instantaneous vaporizing boilers

S Boiler construction Setting Parts

sa Shell Heds Tubesheets Domes DrumsRiveted joints, staying and bracing

53 Tubes Ferules Rings

54 Casing

55 Inspection and cleaning parts: man and hand holes, cleanouts, covers56 Setting and hanging

57 Foundations: masonry, flues, etc.

7 Boiler accessories

7a Water gages, floaters, gage glasses, warning whistles

73 Pressure gages, manometers, safety valvs

79 Other: air cocks and blowout valvs, zincs, steam collectors

.185 Steam transmission and distribution PipingX General; laws of flow, condensation, friction

a3 Connections; mains, auxiliary piping

4 Valvs

Stop, safety, reducing Pressure regulators

5 Drains and traps Receivers and distributing valvs

6 Covering Insulators'

Nonconductors for high, low and medium temperatures

7 Joints and cements Expansion joints

S Utilization of exhaust steamSee also 697.5 Steam heating

.19 Steam boiler and power plants Central stationsSee also bilding, 697.5 steam heating

.191 General

.192 Arrangement and housing of apparatus5 Provision for enlargement

.193 Care and management of steam apparatus

.194 Boilers

X Firing

a Feeding

Put here general discussion of feeding and feedwater appliances. Forseparate description of appliances see 621 . 197

3 Treatment of feed water: purification, softening

4 Scale prevention Incrustation

7 Inspection Hydraulic tests Rating

.195 Engins: oiling, packing, adjusting

. 1 96 Duration Wear5 Corrosion

-197 Steam plant accessories Economic appurtenances3 Feedwater appliances

Tanks, heaters, economizers, filters, purifiers, regulators

3 Pumps Injectors Return traps

4 Separators

5 Superheaters

6 Condensers and cooling towers

6t Surface condensers

63 Jet condensers ,

64 Cooling towers

67 Condenser accessories

7 Instruments

Indicators, tachometers, gages, dynamometers, thermometers,pyrometers, lubricators, etc.

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.222

•223

.224

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•232

.233

•234

•235

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Hydraulic engins or motorsIndustrial use of water as motiv power, including machines run by waterunder pressure produced by accumulators and also constructions andapphances for distributing and regulating supply of water to^^'0^For hydrauhc engineering (dam. breakwater, etc.) see 6,7: for pumps see

liquids st;;;:"'"" ''"''^'^^' ^^^ ^^^ '^'-^^ '^^ '^^^^^ ^^ mLJics^t

Water wheelsTheory, classification, parts (e.g. paddles, vanes, buckets) water gates, cul-

Overshot or bucket wheels Brest wheelsOvershot wheels of low velocityOvershot wheels of high velocityBrest wheels Fairbairn wheelsSluice gate or Sagebien wheels

Undershot or impulse wheels and floating wheelsOrdinary undershot wheelsWheels with curvd vanea or buckets Pelton wheelVertical impulse wheelsCurrent suspension wheelsFloating wheels

TurbinsSee also 621.165 Steam turbins

General: parts (e. g. distributors, buckets, guide vanes)regulators '

Reaction or pressure turbins

Outward flow-

Early forms: Barker's mill

Inward flow

Downward flow

Impulse or Girard turbins

Water pressure engins AccumulatorsHydraulic pumpsPiping for high pressure

Accumulators

Hydrauhc machiHerj^ and appliances Hydraulic pressesFor theory see 532 .81

Funicular engins Hydraulic tackleHoists Elevators Cranes

Class preferably in 621 .86; i.e. purpose outweighs motiv powerSpecial handhng and lifting machinery for steel works, etc.

Presses Forging and stamping machinesAccessories: injection pumpsMining, tunnehng and other hydraulic appliances

Hydraulic giant, Brandt's hydraulic gunHydrauhc rams

For theory see physics 532.83

Lifting rams Montgolfier ram. Bolle ram, etc.Pumping rams Leblanc ram

See also 621 .64 Pumps

Compressing rams Sommelier famFlood gates Dams Mill sluices Hed and tail races

Adaptation to hydraulic motors. For methods and principles of construc-. tion see 627.8 Hydraulic engineering

621.3 Electric engineering00 1 Statistics ; 002 Quantities and cost ; 003 Cont racts and specifications

;

004 Designs and drawings; 005 ExecutJv; 006 Working and maintenance;

007 Laws and regulations; 008 Patents; 009 Reports

May also be subdivided for form with o like 620. i-.

9

621.31-7

•31

311.312

313.314

315.316

.327

.318

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•33

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.36

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38.382

.384

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SUMMARYHevy current engineering

Generation o£ electricity

General

Central stations

Dynamoelectric machineryStationary induction apparatus

Electrostatic apparatus

Accessories and parts

Control and central station wiring

Manufacturing processes

Electric lighting

Electric traction

Voltaic cells and batteries

Electric mesurements and testing

Weak current engineering

Telegrafy

Wireless communicationTelefony

Other applications of electricity

62i.3i-'.37 Hevy current engineering

.31 Generation of electricity Dynamoelectric machinery

Transformers

.311 General

.312 Central stations: metropolitan, rural

Divided by 001-009 like 621.3 with the following additions to 006:

006 Working and maintenance

4 operation and running

5 Regulation and control

8 Testing

9 Repairs and renewal

Administrativ point of view; a specific repair belongs withthe part repaird

.31213 General central stations

Combined power, traction, light, etc. stations

132 Steam driven

IJ3 Gas

134 Hydraulic

135 Composit

2 Stations for lighting onlyDivided by source of power like 621.31215

3 Stations for traction onlyDivided like 621.31213

5 Storage battery pressure regulating eqiupment

6 Substations

63 Transformer substations «

64 Converter "

65 Accumulator "

621.313

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23

24

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26

27

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4 Compound wound

Dynamoelectric machineryGeneral; construction, installation

Direct or continuous current machineryTheoryGeneral types

Continuous-current generators2 Senes wound 3 Shunt wound

Continuous current motorsSubdivided like 621.31323 above

Constant speed motorsMultispeed motors

Adjustable speed motorsVarying " - (railway motors)

Continuous-current converters

Dynamotors and motordynamosCompensators or balancers

Continuous-current boosters

Other

Acyclic or homopolar machinesAlternating-current machinery

General types of alternating current machinerySingle phase machinery4 «• *t

3Other polyphase machinery

Synchronous machineryTheory

General types

Alternating-current generators

Synchronous motorsAlternating-current convertersTheoryGeneral types Description

Synchronous converters

Phase converters

Frequency converters

Double-current generatorsMotor converters

Asynchronous machinesTheory

Induction generators

motorsSeries alternating-current motorsRepulsion motorsFrequency converters

Phase converters

Rectifying apparatus

Mechanical rectifiers

Arc

Electrolytic

I

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3

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621.314 Stationary induction apparatus

Theory

General types and description

Transformers

Constant-current transformers

Constant-potential transformers

Phase-changing transformers

Meter transformers

Auto transformers

Potential regulators

Compensator potential regulators

Induction ** **

Magneto ** **

Reactors or choke coils

Induction coils

Electrostatic apparatus: condensers

Details of electric machinery PartsArmatures, field cores, etc.

Central station wiring Control devices and switchboards

For meters and mesuring instruments see 621.37

X General

a Panels

33 Generator panels

33 Motor

34 Feeder "

35 Transformer "

36 Converter "

37 Lighting "

3S Accumulator "

3 Switches

31 General

33 Knife switches

33 Dial

34 Plug

35 Oil

36 Circuit breakers

4 Rheostats and control devices

5 Signal devices

6

7 Barriers and compartments

8 Station protectiv devices (fuzes, lightning arresters etc.)

.318 Manufacturing processes

Processes peculiar to electric machinery and apparatus: e.g. insulating,

varnishing, baking, armature stamps and dies

621.319 TransTnission of electric energyLimited to transniission of current from control to substations (stepdowntransformers) and to questions common to all lirtes. For transmission sys-tems for a special application see subject; e.g. traction lines 621.332

X General

12 Systems132 Direct or continuous current systems

Including 2 wire systems

123 3 wire (or Edison) and other129 Other direct current systems13 Alternating current systems131 Single phase systems132 2 phase (or quarter phase) systems

3 3 wire system

4 4""^S^ 3 phase systems

* Delta or mesh connections

3 Star or Y connections

139 Other polyphase systems15 Composit systems

Direct and alternating current combineda Lines and conductors

For local wiring see specific application; e.g. electric light wiring 621.328aI General

Interaction of parallel lines, heat losses. For traction lines see621.332; for interior wiring for electric light see 621.328, for telegrafsee 621.382. for telefones see 681.386-7

aa Overhed or aerial lines

222 Systems

223 Poles: foundations, guys, etc.

224 Cross arms Pins

225 Towers

23 Underground lines

'^Ss Systems

233 Condits

234 Manholes

3 Cables and conductors Insulating materials3a Uninsulated conductors Bare wire

33 Insulated - Wire and cable

34 Cables

37 Insulating materialsLeakage Influence of chemic composition

4 Insulators

8 Protectiv devices

8a Line lightning arresters

For protection of central stations see 621.3 178

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Electric lighting Illumination

Class here works limited to electric lighting, but more general than any of

the subheds below. This number is for matter differentiating lighting

from other branches of electric engineering, but not for subjects which

lighting has in common with other branches. For generation and control

of electricity (including central stations) see 621.31, for transmission and

wiring see 621.319 for mesuring see 621.37

For theory of electric light see 537.83 Electric lighting

General

Arc lighting

Including systems and lamps

General: efficiency, cost. etc.

CoQstant-current or series systems

Constant potential or parallel systems

4-5 Arc lisbting according to

Type of arc

If emphasis is on form of current, class under 621.3355

is conflict, prefer 621.3254

Open arc

" " direct current" " alternating current

Inclosed arc

" direct current" " alternating current

Form of current

If emphasis is on type of arc class in 631.3354

Direct current

* *' of>en arc" " inclosed arc

Alternating current

•• " open arc•* " inclosed arc

Composit electrode arcs

Flaming arcs. Carbid, Bremer magnetite, titanium oxid arcs

Details Accessories

Arc light carbons

Applications

For welding see physics 537-85. and metallurgy 669" therapeutic applications see 615.84 and 621.3915

Searchlights

.326 Incandescent lighting

Including lamps and systems

1 General: efficiency, cost, etc.

3 Systems (Edison 3 wire system)

3 Carbon filament lamps

31 Metalized filaments

32 Other carbon filaments

4 Metal filament lamps

41 Platinum filaments

42 Tantalum

43 Tungsten '*

44 Osmium " '

45 Other metal filaments

5 Glowers of other materials

53 Nemst lamps

,327 Incandescent vapor lighting and lamps Other electric

lighting

3 Vacuum or incandescent vapor lamps

4 Mercury vapor lamps

For mercury rectifiers see 621.3137

5 Carbon vapor lamps Moore lamp

7 Vacuum lamps for special radiations: Crookes tubes, etc.

621.328 Apparatus at servis end of line

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Underwriters requirementsNational electric code

House wiring

Panels <

Fuzes

Insulators, etc.

Meters

See also 621.37 Electric raesurements and testingSwitches

Other apparatus

•S3 Electric tractionSee 625 for construction of route; 656 for business management main-tenance; 654 for communication and signals; 699 for car bilding- 72< ,for architecture of stations, terminals, carsheds. shops, round houses, etcThis number is concemd properly only with the apparatus and appli-'ances for transmission and use of the current after it enters the line

.331 General2 Systems

Systems according to servvisTrunk lines

Interurban

Local

Surface

ElevatedSubway

Systems according to currentDirect current

Alternating currentSingie-phase

2 phase

3 phase

Others

Systems according to delivery of powerTrolley systems

Overhed troUeyUnderground trolley

Third rail systemsUnprotected third rail

Protected *' "

33^ The line (including track)I General

interaction of parallel lines, heat losses, etc. are better clast in 621 3193

1

feeders and return systemsOverhed wire Trolley lines

Catenary suspensionTrackless trolley

Third rail

Underground conductor or contact

Accessories

Other types of line

TrackI General'^ Deteriorating influences'^7 Electrolysis Leakagea Rails

4 Bonding

3

32

33

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343

344

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353

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18

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3

4

5

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55

56

57

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.357

•358

•359

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For nonelectric rolling stock see 656 for administration, 699 for con.

Struction

Locomotivs

Motor cars

Accessories and parts Control systemsMotor, controller, current collecting devices, etc. Multiple unit

control

Locomotiv and car wiringRunning gear and other nonelectric details

Chemic electricity Voltaic cells and generatorsPrimary and secondary

General

E.m.f, counter e.m.f. polarization, weight, capacity; efficiency, life,

crumbling, deterioration and detrimental influences; residues

Parts and accessories of cells and accumulators

Containers: jars, troughs, vats. etc.

Electrodes and their accessories: positiv and negativ plates or elements

Grids, supporting frames, insulating rods, etc.

Diaframs and partitions

Electrolytes Depolarizers Packing

Circtdators Condits and piping

Connections Terminals Binding posts

Regulating apparatus

Other apparatus

Primary cells

See also 5375 Voltaic electricity; 541.37 Electrochemistry

General

Single fluid

Double " Hevy current cells

Open circuit or nondepolarized

Closed circuit or depolarized

Accessories and parts

Classification according to use or operating methods

Accumulators or storage batteries

Secondary cells and batteries

General

Care and handling of accumulatorsAccessories and parts

Led accumulatorsGeneral

Care and handling

Naturally formd: Plants type

Artificially formd: Faure type

Combined Plante-Faure types

Other led accumulators

Complex oxid types

Led element accumulators

Copper led "

Zinc

Cadmium " "

Alkalin accumulators

Other types of accumulatorsThallium, gas, etc.

Other classifications of accumulatorsAcccrding to use cr oi>eration

Other topics pertaining to chemic generation of electricity

Va'-ant for future use; perhaps for direct transformation of heat orfutl energy

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•372

•373

•374

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991

379

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382

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322

323

325

Electric mesurements, meters and testingGeneral

Tariffs may be clast here, tho better put in 654

Standards Calibration of instruments <

Meters General typesRecording meters. See also special metere, 621.384Prepayment meters. See also special meters, e.g. 621.3745 Watt hour

Special meters and mestirements

Kesistance meters: inductance, capacityWheatstone bridges, ohmmeters, resistance boxes

Potential meters: voltageVoltmeters, electrometers, standard cells

Intensity meters : currentGalvanometer?, ammeters, coulometers. Ampere-hour meters

Quantity or work meters Watt-hour metersPower meters Watt metersFrequency meters Oscillografs

Other meters and mesurementsPhase meters Power-factor meters Synchronizers

Other electric mesuring instrumentsFor other than electr c mesurements; e.g. electric thermometers

Weak current engineering

Electric communication: telegrafy, telefony, wirelessLibraries have too much material clast in 654 to make it practicable toabolish that number for construction and instruments; but for electricengineers and new libraries who prefer it, the detaild technical classificationis developt here.

For overhed or underground lines see 621.3192

General

Telegrafy SystemsWhen systems and instruments conflict, classify according to systems.For btisiness administration, see 654; for wireless see 621.384

Codes

Morse

Continental

Phillips (press code)

ABC, dial, needle telegraf, etc.

Early experimental formsABCDial

Needle

Pointer

Other

Hand operated code telegrafy

Simplex

Open circuit

Closed circuit

Duplex

Differential duplex systemsSteams duplexPolar duplex

Bridge duplex systems

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44

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47

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66

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Quadruples

Multiplex

Synchronous multiplex: Delany

Harmonic ** Gray

Automatic code telegrafy High speed systems

Electrochemic automatic: Bain, Morse

Ink recording or embossing

Wheatstone

Pollak-Virag

Telepost (Delany)

Printing telegraf

Tape printing: stock tickers

Other tape printing: Hughes

Page printing : Buckingham, Murray, Baudot

Multiple page printing: Rowiand

Writing telegrafy

Transmitting and recording characters while being written; Gray's

telautograf

Facsimile telegrafy

Submarine cable telegrafy

Other wire systems

Induction telegrafy; from moving trains, etc.

Combined telegrafy and telefony Fantom circuits

Telegraf instruments

Transmitting keys, senders, etc.

Intermediate and accessory: relays, repeaters, switches

Relays

Ditferentiai relays

Polarized

Repeaters, for simplex; Milliken, Ghegan, Toye, etc.

" ** duplex or quadruplex' Half repeaters

Switches and distributing apparatus

Protectiv apparatus

Miscellaneous telegraf accessories

Receiving instruments

Sounders, recorders, etc. Subdivided, if wisht, like 62:. 3824-8

Wireless electric communication; telegrafy, telefony

General

Wireless telegrafy Systems

Spark telegrafy; by free oscillations

Continuous-train telegrafy; by forced oscillations

Instruments

Sending apparatus

Antennae, aerials, and their substitutes

Receiving instruments and apparatus

Applications, adaptations, specific installations

Wireless telefony systems

Apparatus

Sending apparatus

Aerials etc.

Receiving apparatus

Applications, adaptations, specific installations

Vacant for possible development of visual transmission by wireless

621.385

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22

3

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34.

36

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5

6

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63

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75

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43

45

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Telefony SystemsSee also 621.3845 Wireless telefony

General

Party line

When 2 and 3 or 2 and 4 conflict. 3 or 4 prevails

Series

Bridging

Select!V

Intercommunicating systemsWithout central switchboard

Common return systems; selectiv at each stationRadial common return systems: selectiv at one station only2-\vire systems; separate returns

Central switchboard systemsManual; for automatic see 621.3857

Local battery or magneto systemsCommon battery or central energv systemsMultiple switchboard systemsTrunking Transfer systemsTrunking

Transfer systemsSemiautomatic and automatic systemsSemiautomatic

Automatic

vStrowger system (Automatic Electric Co)Private exchanges

Telefone instrumentsTerminal; subscriber's instruments

Transmitters

Receivers

Induction coils

Condensers

Hook or other switchesCall receiving apparatusCall sending

Miscellaneous accessories

Coin collecting devices

Protectiv devices

Current supply (local batteries)

Central switchboards and other station equipmentGeneral

Switchboards, manualLocal battery or magnetoCommon battery

Multiple switchboards

Divided multiple

Trunks Transfer boardsTrunks and trunkingA boards

B boards

Multiple plug transfer

Switchboard parts and accessories

621.387 6 Power plant equipment and accessories

62. Accumulators

63 Charging generators

64 Ringing

7 Automatic and semiautomatic switchboardsIncluding accessories. Subdivided like 621.3857

8 Telefone transmissionFor transmission common to other branches of electricity see 621.319Put here only that peculiar to telefony

81

82 Long distance

Z;^ Transposition

84 Telefone cable construction

85 Loading

86 Pupin coils

9 Other central station accessories

92 Distributing frames and racks; main

93 " .. ^ - intermediate or secondary

94 Protectiv devicesSee also 621.31 78 and 621.3 1982

96 Meters and countersSee also 621.3286 Electric light meters

,^88 Vacant for visual transmission by wire

.389 Other electric communication

.39 Other application of electricity

Subdivide like 600; e.g. electricity applied to mining 621.3922, applied to

medicin 621.3915. This place is provided for specialists who prefer to

mass all their material under 621.3. Libraries should class rather by pur-

pose of the application; e.g. books on electric heating will be more useful in

a general library under 697.7 with the question of heating than in 621.3997with a general assortment of unrelated applications. References here showa library's resources on special applications

, .4 Air and gas engins and other motors

.41 Hot air engins

.42 Comprest or rarefied air or gas engins

.43 Internal combustion engins

.431 General theory of internal combustion engins

.432 Cycles and systems of operationI Four cycle systems Otto cycle

a Two cycle systems

3 Other and modified systems

.433 Gas turbins

.434 Internal combustion engins clast by fuels

1 Engins for gaseous fuels

11 Engins for natural gas

12 « " illuminating gas

13u u

\y\2i^i furnace gas

14 « « producer gas

For gas producers see 665 .

8

15 Engins for acetylene gas

2 Engins for liquid fuels

21 Engins for gasolene •

22 u uijej-osene

23u u other petroleum oils

24 " " alcohol

3 Engins for solid fuels

621.436 Special engins, or motors

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.438

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9

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Those not limited to a single system or fuel; e.g. description or discussionof Diesel motor. Arrange alfabetically by name of machine

Parts and accessories of internal combustion enginsSpecial applications

3 Selfpropeld machineryEngins for farm machinery, fire engins. roadrollers. etc. See alsospecial machines

4 Selfpropeld vehicles

Class here only adaptation and application of internal combustionengms to motor vehicles. See also 629 for motor vehicles

5 Motors for small boats6 u u

|^j.gg vessels

7 - Airship motorsFor airships see 629

Binary vapor engins

Windmills

Animal motors Tredmills

Solar engins

Power plants and central stations

Air compression or rarefaction Pneumatic machineryRefrigeration Ice machines

Air compressors

Dry air compressors

Wet "

Comprest air transmission and distributionDetails of transmission Piping, mains, gages, etc. Designs of transmis-sion

Applications for comprest airFor pneumatic hoists, etc. see 621 .86

Comprest air motors

Pneumatic tools: drills, hammers, etc.See also 821,9 Machine tools

Special applications in railway servisComprest air locoraotivs

Pumping by comprest air

Other apphcationsPneumatic cleaning, sandblasts, tubes

Rarefied air and vacuum appliancesVacuum cleaners: general discussion and description. See also domesticeconomy 648.52 Methods of sweeping and dusting

RefrigerationFor cold storage see 664.8

Refrigerating fluids

Refrigerating systems and plantsBrine systemDirect expansion system

Design Calculation of piping, refrigerating surface,etc.

621 57 Refrigerating machines

572 Ammonia compression machines

573 Ammonia absorption "

574 Carbonic acid machines

575 Air machines, vacuum machines, etc.

579 Other

58 Icemaking

581 Can system

582 Plate system

6 Blowing and pumping engins

61 Piston blowers Blast furnace blowing engins, etc,

62 Rotary blowers

63 Centrifugal blowersIncluding fans: exhaust and plenum

64 Power pumps and pumping enginsRegardless of motiv power

641 General theor\' Design and construction

642 Tests of pumps and pumping engins

65 Direct acting pumps652 Piston pumps654 PUin^er '"

66 Rotary pumps

67 Centrifugal pumps68 Fire engins

69 Other blowing and pumping devices

Steam jets, ejectors, etc.

621.7 Mills Factories Engineering works

.701

704

•70s

.711

.712

.713

.714

71s.719

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Engineering questions affecting es-tablishment and conduct of manu-facturing plants. Arrangement ofshops and departments (includingstorehouses, offises, etc.) with refer-ence to sequence of processes, econ-omy of power and handling; alsoequipment and internal arrangementof each shop. See also

651 Offis methods and equipment657 Accounting, costkeeping. esti-

mates658 Business methods659 Advertizing, etc.

670 Manufactures: articles, andmethods and machines formaking them

725.4 Architecture of factories

^n 621 .7 is considerd the disposi-tion of the material for which thearchitect constructs the shell, theassembling into a unit of elementsessential to a great factory. A worksmanager may wish to keep all hisnotes on his own plant here, includ-ing machines and processes for hisspecial product, but a general libraryshould class manufactured articles,with the special means and methodsof producing them, under the numberfor the article; e.g. a library wouldclass material on spindles and loomsin 677. but the manager of a woolenmill might prefer to class them in621.7983 as an integral part of hisplant, the classification under theregular number will usually provemore satisfactory in all cases

Location

Organization and administration

Managers and engineers, professional ^staff- q^;,« _> , ,

employees; see 338.9. For organization of clerical force, see 651Mechanics and laborers

Drafting roomGeneral

Arrangement'EquipmentMaterials and suppliesMethods and processesOther

Woodworking shop Pattern shopMay be subdivided like 621.71

Forge shopMay be subdivided like 621 .71

FoundryMay be subdivided like 621.71

Machine shopMay be subdivided like 621 .71

Blast furnaceMay be subdivided like 621.71

Rolling and drawing millsMay be subdivided like 621.71

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.825

,826

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.833

Other shops and departments

Boiler and sheet metal shopsStamping and punching May be subdivided like 621.71

Special process shopsGalvanizing, plating, etc. May be subdivided like 621.71

May be subdivided lik»

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.835

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.838

.84

.846

85

.852

853

.854

.856

.858

Finishing shopPainting, glazing, grinding, bufifing, testing.

621 .71

StorehousesMaterials and supplies

Explosivs

Products Shipping department

Department turning out main productProcesses and machines Varying for different kinds of factories andprovided only for factory use, see note to 621

.7. Libraries should leave

vacant May be subdivided like 621 . 71

Other minor shops and departments

Principles of mechanism Millwork and mechanism of

transmission Hoisting and conveying machinery

General Principles of mechanism Machine design

Journals, shafting, etc.

Journals

Bearings : ball, roller, etc. Hangers Bearing

metals

ShaftingFlexible shafting

Couplings and clutches Universal joints

Friction clutches

Shaft brakes

Tootht gears and cams

General: theory, forms of teeth, tooth curvs

Efficiency of gears Tests Friction of gears

Design of gearsSpur gears

Bevel and skew bevel gears

Worm and spiral gears

Screws for transmitting motion, endless screws

Construction: gear cutting and casting

Chain gearing

Ratchet gearing: pawls, dogs

CamsValv motions and gears

General, trade catalogs; for special valvs see subject

Valvs and cocks

Machinery and mill gearingTransmission by flexible connections

Belt connection

Hemp rope transmission

Wire rope **

Pulleys Sheaves

Friction gearing

621.86

.86i

.862

.863

.864

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Hoisting and conveying machiner}'-For dredges see hydraulic engineering, 627.7 Dredging, dredging machin .

ery See also 621.26 Hydraulic machinery; 621.18378 Fuel and ashconveyers

Hoists: blocks and tackle

Mechanical tackle Chain blocks

Winches Capstans Windlasses

Power shovels

Conveyers TelferageBelt or bucket conveyers

Belt: moving sidewalks

Bucket: escalators, moving stairs

Other conveyers: cash carriers, etc.

Telfers

Selfpropelling

Other: jacks, etc.

Cranes and elevators

Derricks

Revolving cranes621.873-5 may be subdivided like 621.8771-5 by kind of power, if

wisht; e.g. 3 Steam 4 Hydraulic 5 Electric

Traveling cranes

Locomotiv cranes

Elevators

HandpowerBelt driven

Steam, gasoline

Hydraulic

Electric

For special purposes

Passenger elevators

FreightFor mines see 622.17-.68

Dum waiters Book lifts

Lifts for small objects

Apparatus

Car and guides

Power transmitting devices

Counterbalancing weights and guidesControl devices

Safety

Accessories

631.88

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.883

.884

.89

91

912

92

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923

924

93

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932

94

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942

943

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945

95

951

952

953

954

955

96

97

98

981

982

983

984

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Fastenings

Screws and bolts Systems of screw threadsFor screws for transmitting motion see 621 .8333

Keys and cotters

Rivets Design of riveted joints

Friction Lubrication Lubricants

Machine tools

Manipulation Discussion and catalogs of different kinds and makes of

metalworking tools. For manufacture of various tools, sec 672. For wood-working tools, see 674 Wood manufactures; also 684 Cabinet making, 694

Carpentry

Planing and milling machines

Metal planers, shapers, and slotters

Grinding and filing Abrasivs

Cylinder and surface grinding machinesLapping machines

Emery wheels

Filing machines

Cutting and sawing

Metal sawing and cutting machinery

Turning

Metal turning lathes

Pipethreding machines

Boring mills

Perforating machinery

Drilling machinery Drills

Reamers

Tapping machines

Punching and shearing machinery

Hammers Riveting tools

Bending, straightening, and shaping

Bending machinery

Straightening machinery

Flanging and die press machinery

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Mining Engineering, see also 338... Mining productsMay be subdivided like 630 and 620.0; e. g. Societies, 622.06; Reports. 632.009

Exploration and Prospecting.

Theory. Applied Geology, etc.

Prospecting. Practical Methods.Including Divining Rods.

Mineral Surveys.

Mine Surveying.

Magnetic Surveys.

Theory of Faults. See ssi.87 and 553-19

Mining Prospectuses. See 553

Practical Mining.

Excavation.

Quarrying.

Drilling and Blasting.

Deep Boring.

Shaft Sinking. x

Tunneling and Drifting.

Stoping.

Timbering. Masonry lining. See also 622.56.

Working of Mines. Exploitation.-

Open Workings.

Hydraulic Mining and Sluicing.

Coal Mining. See 553.2.

Metal Mining. See 553.3 and .4.

Working Thick Deposits.

Salt Mining. See 553.63,

622.4

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•42

•43

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•47

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Ventilation and Lighting of Mines.

Theory. Gases met with, etc.

Natural Ventilation.

Furnaces. Steam Jets, etc

Fans. See 621.62.

Airways. Stoppings. Regulators.

Measurement of Ventilation.

Lighting. Safety Lamps, etc

Drainage.

Theory of Infiltration of Water.

Natural Drainage.

Cornish Pumps. See 621.64.

Steam Pumps. See 621.64.

Hoisting of Water.

Dams and Watertight Linings. See also 622.28, Timberin.T.

Acid Waters.

Extraction. Hoisting and Transportation.

Handling Mineral in Working Place.

Underground Roads.

Mine Cars. Trams, etc

Gravity Roads and Planes.

Tramming and Animal Haulage. See 625.7.

Mechanical Haulage.

Hoisting Engines. Drums. Ropes.

Cages. Skips. Buckets.

Surface Transportation.

Including Mineral roads. Wire ropeways. Transhipment, Loading and

unloading, etc.

Mechanical Preparation. Ore Dressing.

Theory. Preliminary Operations.

Hand Dressing.

Crushing. Stamping Engine.

Screening.

Jigging. Ore Concentrators.

Slime Treatment.

Magnetic Separation.

Coal Washing.

Dressing Works.

Dangers and Accidents. Seealso6i3.6, Hygiene; 331. 8». Laboring classes.

Explosions of Fire-Damp.*

Mine Fires.

Crushing and Fall of Groar«A

Flooding of Mines.

Accidents to Mmers. •

Rescue and Relict

623 Military and naval engineeringFor military and naval science, maneuvers, strategy and tactics see 355-359

623.3 Dcfcnsiv operations

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SUMMARYFortifications: field and permanentSiege operations: mines, etc.

Defensiv operations

Ordnance and projectils

GunneryMilitary roads and bridgesMilitary signals: telegraf. ballooning, etc.Naval architecture

Armor Torpedoes, etc.

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Fortifications: field and permanentPrinciples of fortification

Profiles

Plans

Defilading

Details: bastions, curtains, glacis, etc.

Accessory defensesFlanking defenses; outworks, palisades: moats, obstacles, etc.

Construction of permanent fortifications

Earthwork

Masonry: concrete

ArmorSystems of forts

Central fort

Citadel

Fortified positions

Barrier forts

Temporary fortificatione Field worksSpecial forts

Divided like 930-999: e.g. history of the fortress of Gibraltar 623 19468oiege operations Mines

Class here only engineering operations. For conduct of sieges, see 355 44oiege works

Investment, establishing camps

Circumvallation and countervallationEstablishing parallels and advancing batteriesZigzags Saps

Trenching, blindage, gabionades

Breaching batteries BreachesFor assaults see 355.44 n

Land mines and torpedoesSee also 623.9 Submarine torpedoes

Other means of demolitionFiring and exploding devices

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For maneuvers see 355.44

Defense of trenches" breaches

Countermines

Firearms and projectils ArsenalsIncluding ammunition in general and fireworks. For manufacture of explosivs

see 662. For general history of war customs and wepons, and of ancient engins

of war see 399. Class here wepons for gunpowder and similar explosivs

41 Artillery material

Clast according to use

412 Field artillery material

413 Mountain " "

414 Landing *'**

415 Siege '* *

416 Fortress " *

Including large guns (fortress, coast and naval) considerd together

417 Coast artillery material

418 Naval

42 Guns

421 Guns according to form and constructionSee also 623.5 Gunnery; 623.47 Gunmaking

X Early forms; bombards, culverins, etc.

For blunderhuses and ether ejrly forms of small arms see 623.441

a Guns proper or long cannon

3 Short cannon or howitzers (shell guns)

4 Mortars

5 Guns made in a single piece

6 Bilt up guns

61 Hoopt guns

6a Jacketed guns

63 Hoopt and jacketed guns

64 Wirewound guns

.42^ Guns according to mode of loading and operating

I Muzzleloading guns

3 Breechloading

3 Rapidfire guns

4 Machine4* Multiple tube guns

Galling guns, Hotchkiss revolving cannon

43 Single tube guns

5 Automatic and semiautomatic gunsHotchkiss, Maxim, Colt *

.423 Form and interior arrangement of guns

I General plan

a Outside form

3 Hooping

4 Jacketing

5 Bore6' Rifling

7 Chamber

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432

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623.424 Breech and firing mechanismsBreech closing apparatus

Block

WedgeScrew

Firing apparatus Vent Vent bushing Firing pinSafety apparatus : gas checks, etc.

-425 Sighting attachmentsFor detacht apparatus, see 623.462

1 Backsight, sliding notch, eyehole, etc.

a Sight Foresight

.43 Mounts and carriagesIncluding their parts and accessories

Field and mountain mounts and carriagesField mountsMountain mountsMachine gun mountsCaissons and limbers

Ammunition chests

Battery carriages (i. e. tenders)

Siege mounts and carriages

Siege gun mountsHowitzer mountsMortar mountsSiege carriages (i. e. tenders)

433 Fortress, coast and naval mountsFor accessories see 623.435

I Casemate mountsPedestal and pivot mounts

Barbet mountsDisappearing mountsTurret mounts

Naval mountsFor discussion limited to naval use

Mechanism of mountsPlatforms, circular pintle block and pivots

Checks and transomsChassis and crosshed slides

Mechanism for maneuvering and going into battery: wheels,trucks, rollers

Sighting apparatus

Recoilchecking mechanism Breeching Vent plugRecoil mechanism BrakesAutomatic friction recoil checksScrew brakes

Hydraulic brakes

PneumaticTrail spades

7 Reactionary mechanismDevices for restoring guns to firing position after recoi'

71 Spring recuperators

72 Pneumatic recuperators

3

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Maneuvering appliances

Levers, handspikes, roller handspikes

Breeching tackle

Shot barrows, shell barrows

Projectil hoists

See also 631.86 Hoisting and conveying machinery

Small armsMechanism and military efficiency

For small arms practis see 3 55-5

" manufacture of small arms see 683" wepons prior to firearms see 399

Primitiv forms of firearms

Blunderbus, harquebus, etc.

Rifles, muskets, carbines, musketoonsIncluding also bayonet as part of the complete wepon

Single shot, muzzleloading" " breechloading

Repeating rifies

With magazine

loader

Automatic guns

Pistols and revolvers

Single shot pistols

Automatic pistols

Revolvers

Side arms Cutting armsFor halberds, axes, dirks, poniards, and othtr antiquated forms see 399

Swords

Bayonets : saber, bayonets, sword bayonets

Lances

Ammunition and fireworks

Kinds and relativ efficiency for military purpos-'s. For details of maaufacture of powder and explosivs see 662

Artillery projectils

Including exploder as part of projectil

Spheric projectils

Solid shot

BombsShells; early shrapnel

Grenades

Elongated projectils

Case shot : canister and grape

Elongated bullets

Shells

Modern shrapnel

Segment and ring shell

Incendiary shells

For illuminating shells see 623.45446

Shells with hi^h explosiv Torpedo she'ls

Armorpiercing shells and other projectils

X

3

9

623 -45 2 Powders ExplosivsSee also 662.2 Powder manufacture

GunpowderOther powdersOther explosivs

.453 Fixt ammunition

.454 Exploding devices and fireworksSee also 662 Pyrotechnics, explosivs, matches, etc.

Matches and fuzes

Slow matches and fuzes

Quick matches and fuzes

Exploders

Percussion caps

Primers

Projectil fuzes

* detonators

Other exploders, etc.

Fireworks, bombs, etc.

For torpedoes see 623.9

Incendiary devices

"War rockets

Petards

Camoufiets

Illuminating fireworks

Links

Torches

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Signal rockets

Illuminating projectils Star shells

.455 Small arms ammunitionFor powder see 623.452

Spheric bullets

Elongated bullets Minie ball

Cartridges Fixt ammunitionJacketed bullets

Prohibited bullets: Dumdum or expanding; explosivThose prohibited by Hague conference

.46 Artillery accessories

.461 Battery tools

.462 InstrumentsI Sighting apparatus; rear sight, quadrants, elevating aro:,

range scales

5 Range finders

.463 Implements: rammers, swabs, levers

.47 ArsenalsSubdivide like 621.7

623.48 Preservation and care of munitionsRecoption, tests, accidents

.481 Preservation

z Magazines

a Gtms3 Carriages

4 Small arms

.482 Reception Tests Buying1 Inspection

2 Acceptance tests

3 Function of commissions Experimentation

.483 * Accidents Explosions;preventiv mesures

1 Accidents to persons

2 * material

2

1

Accidents to arms

22 ** in transit

Damage to boats, cars, etc.

23 Accidents to structures

•5 GunneryTheoretic and experimental; etficiency of artillery system as a whole

Theory and strength of guns51

52

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54

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551

552

553

554

56

561

562

Interior ballistics

Effects of powders; experiments

Exterior ballistics

Sighting and firing

Field and mountain guns

Siege guns

Fortress, coast and naval gunsXaval target practis

Effect of projectils

On living targets: impact, gases

" inanimate targets

I Earthworks

a Masonry Concrete

3 Armor

.57 Reaction of mounts

.571 Rigid rolling mounts

.572* sliding "

•573 Theory of braking

.574 Mechanically controld recoil

• 575 Nonrecoil mounts

.58 Traction of carriages

623-6 Military roads, bridges and bildingsFrom the special point of view of military servis For construction in generalsee 690.1 and 721: for bridges, roads and railways see 624 and 625; for seacoastwalls. 627 Hydraulic engineering

.61 Military bildings

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612

613

614

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63 X

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634

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652

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732

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Duplicating 725.18 for military engineers. Libraries should use 725.18 andleave 623.61-.614 vacant; for construction of fortifications see 623.1

Barracks

Military establishmentsGroups of bildings forming a unit; e.g. military schools, army posts

Magazines

Military roads and thorofaresSee also 625.7 Construction of roads

Military railwaysSee also 625 Railway construction

Destruction of tracks

Military bridgesFor permanent bridges see 624

Pontoon bridges

Trestle bridges

Other temporary bridges

Bridge material

Military signals Aeronautics, etc.Special military applications of science

Mihtary topografySpecial processes and instruments. See also 526 Topografy in general

PhotografyReproductiv processes applied to military art. See also 770 Photografy

Signahng' Military telegrafy

Visual signals; heliografs, searchlights, etc.

Military telegrafyBoth wire and wireless. See also 621.382 and 654 Telegrafy

Military telefonyBoth wire and wireless. See also 621.385 and 654.6 Telefony

Military aeronauticsFor principles see 533.6 Aeronautics; for construction of airships see 639Class here only military utility

Machines lighter than air

PVee balloons

Dirigible balloons

Captiv balloons

Machines hevier than air: aeroplanes

Other

Military sanitationCamp sites: soil, water, drainage, etc. For personal hygiene see 613.67

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Naval Architecture. See aiso 699, shipbuilding.

Armored Vessels, Torpedoes, etc.

Bridges and Roofs.

Piers. Foundations, etc.

Girders. Stresses and Strains.

Trussed Bridges,

Tubular Bridges.

Suspension Bridges.

Arched Bridges.

Compound Structures.

Movable Bridges.

Roofs.

Railroad and Road Engineering.See also 624. Bridges; 623.2, Tunnels; 622.26, Excavations, etc.: 621.33, Electric

railways.

Route. Road Bed, Rails, Ties, etc.

Trains. Brakes. Couplings, Wheels, etc. s« 621.13, Locomotives.

Inclines and Mountain Railways.

Elevated and Underground Roads. Subways. ==« also 614.782.

Cable Roads.

Horse Cars. Tramways.

Roads. High^^ay&

Pavements. Sce also 628.4;, Sanitation oi towns.

Ship Railways.

626

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3

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5

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See also 699, Shipbuilding,

Canal Engineering.

Route.

Water Supply.

Size and Shape,

Locks.

Lifts and Inclined Planes.

Canal Boats. Size, Shape, etc.

Towing, Power, etc.

Irrigation Canals and other Irrigation Works.Ship Canals.

River, Harbor, and General Hydraulic Engineer-ing

Rivers. Force of Water. Discharge. Bars.

Harbors- Breakwaters.

Docks. Piers. Quays. Shipping Facilities.

Dikes and Levees. Embankments.Other Protection and Reclamation of Land from Tides

and Waves. Drainage. For Agricultural Drainage see 631.

Jetties.

Dredging. Dredging Machinery.Dams.

Lighthouses. Buoys.

Sanitar>^ Engineering. Water-works..oi.Theones. UtUity: .02, Compends; .03. Dictionaries: .04, Essays; .05, Periodicals: .06Societies; .07, Study and feaching; .08. Polygraphv . .^, History and DeTcript^on olSanitatioti and General Sanitary Works, divided geographically like 93a499

Water Supply of Towns. For isolated supply see 628. 7.

*"•^?f r^^ w;^''' ^'l'^^'^''

^^^'" ^'^T'Springs, Wells, and Pumping.

. ,a. Pumpingvs. Gravitauonby.tem5: Pump-well: MantT-pipe; High Service; Holly System13, Storage and Service Reservoirs. .14, Conduits: Aqueducts; Tunnels (see 622).15. Mam. and Service Pipes; Freezmg; Iron; Lead. .16. Impurities and their

and Uomebtic Use and Waste ; Meters.

Sewerage Works.Sewerage Systems.

I, Combined System; 2 Separate System: 3, Liernur System; 4, Shone System; 5.

628.22 Shape and Size of Sewers.

I, Storm-water Flow; a. Ordinary Flow; 3, Circular Section; 4, Ordinary

Egg-Shape ; p. Other Egg-Shapes ; 6, Other Forms ; 7, ;

8, Formulas for Size.

••J Ventilation of Sewers.

I, Openings in streets; 2, Lamp Posts; 3, Flues in Houses; 4, Pipes onHouses; 5, House Drains; 6, Chimneys and Furnaces; 7, Charcoal »ndChemicals to deodorize sewerage gas ; 8, special Mechanism

; q, SpecialConstruction.

•J4 Design and Construction of Sewers.

•as Sewer Appurtenances.

I, Junctions; 2, House Connections; 3, Manholes and Lampholes; 4. Flush-ing Shafts and Fixtures; 5. Catch Hasins and Inlets; 6. Traps andVentilators

; 7, Valves and Penstocks ;, 8, Overflows and Regulators

;

q, Miscellaneous.

•j6 River Crossing.

,27 Intercepting and Outfall Sewers.

•Jt8 Reservoirs and Tank Sewers.

.29 Pumping Stations.

.3 Disposal of Sewage..31 Physical Properties of Sewage,

^3 Deodorization and Disinfection of solids and liquids. See 628.237.

.33 Subsidence.

•34 Precipitation.

I, Precipitation tanks ; 2, Mixing Machinery ; 3, Filter Presses ; 4, Precipita-tion by Salts of Alumina

; 5, By Lime ; 6, Bv Salts of Iron ; 7, By OtherMethods; 8, Disposal of Sludge

; 9, Miscellaneous.

•35 Filtration.

,36 Irrigation.

I, Broad Irrigation ; 2, Ridge and Furrow Irrigation; 3, Flat Bed Irrigation;

4, Sub-surface Irrigation; 5, Intermittent Downward Filtration ; 6.

Carriers and Appurtenances; 7, Drains and Drainage of SewageFarms ; 8, Filtration Areas ; g. Miscellaneous.

,37 Sewage Farming. Required modifications of ordinary methods.

,38 Sewage Manures,

.39 Discharge into Sea, etc.

.4 Sanitation of Towns.^i Middens and Privies.

•42 Pail Systems.

^3 Earth Closet Systems.

,44 Domestic Ashes and Garbage.

•45 Public Urinals and Latrines.

•46 Street Cleaning and Sprinkling.

^7 Pavements and Subways.

.48 Trees in Streets and Squares.

.49 Manufacture of Fertilizers from Town Wastes.

.5 Industrial Sanitation.

.51 Factories and Trades.

I, Prevention of Dust and Fumes ; 2, Protection of Throat and Eyes •3, Pro-

tection against Infection; q, Special Trades.

.53 Effluvium Nuisances.

I, Situation of Works; 2, Use of High Chimneys : 3, Condensation in Water-

4, Combustion in Furnaces; g, Special Trades.

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-53 Smoke Nuisance.

8, From Steam Generators; 9, From Special Industries.

.54 Disposal of Solid and Liquid Wastes.

1, Discharge into Streams; 2, Absorbing Wells and Burial

; 3. Clarificationby Subsidence

; 4, Chemical Treatment; s, Filtration : 6, Purification

by the Soil; 9, Special Methods and Special Trades.

.6 House Drainage.

.7 Rural Water Supply. Villages and Country houses.

.8 Ventilation and Heating, see 697, 644, 628.23, 632.4, 62i.iq.

This head is chiefly for Ventilation. Most matter on Heating goes in 697.

.9 Lighting. See 621.32, 537.83, 644, 665.

629 Other Branches of Engineering.

630 Agriculture.'• i. Compends: 3, Dictionaries. Cyclopedias: 4, Essays: s. Periodicals

:

6, Societies; ;, Study and teaching; 8, ; q, History divided like 930-99!

631 Soil. Fertilizers. Drainage.

632 Pests. Hindrances. Blights. Insects.

^33 Grains. Grasses. Fibres. Tea. Tobacco, etc.

634 Fruits. Orchards. Vineyards..9, Forestry. See also 715, Landscape gardening.

635 Kitchen garden, see 716 for now^r gardens.

636 Domestic animals. Seealsobig.Veterinarymedicine; 599.7. Zoology.

•S Horses. Asses. Mules. See 6S2.1. Horseshoeing,

•a Cattle.

•3 Sheep. Goats.

•4 Swine.

•5 Poultry.

J6 Birds.

•7 Dogs.

.8 Cats.

•g Other. Camels, etc.

Dairy, Milk. Butter. Cheese.

Bees. Silkworms.

637

638

639 Fishing. Trapping.

640 Domestic economy

641

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Public as well as private household administration covering work of housekeeper.matron, steward, janitor, etc. in hotels, clubs, apartments, boarding houses,schools, restaurants, factories, offis and other commercial bildings, churches,theaters, railway stations, ships and other public gathering places.

For economics of consumption, including standards of living, sec 339: for care oflibrary bildings see 025.9. Numbers for allied subjects in army and navy will

be provided under military and naval science. See also 331.83 Food, clothesand shelter of laboring classes

SUMMARYFood, cooking, kitchen

Serving, eating

Shelter, house, homeHeat, light, ventilation

Furniture, carpets, upholstery

Clothing, toilet

Administration, household managementSanitary precaution-^, cleaning

Nursery, sickroom

Investigations of home con-

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642

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647648

649

Theories, utility, etc.

CompendsDictionaries, cyclopedias

Essays

Periodicals

Societies

Study and teachingSchools of housekeeping, experiment stations.

ditions. For cooking schools see 641 .07

Schools and expeinment stationsSee 630.7 Agricultural schools, farmers institutes; 630.6 Farmers associa-tions, granges, etc; 371-42 Manual training courses: 371.6764 Labora-tory equipment for home economics courses; 375.64 Place in curriculum;educational values. 640.71 1-.74 may be used for keeping all phases ofthe subject in 640

College and university courses and departmentsSchools of college grade

Secondary courses ; high school

Elementary courses; below high school

Extension workCourses for special needs: women's clubs, farmers' wives, etc.

Research work: experiment stations, graduate courses

For Sage foundation see 306

Normal courses, teachers institutes, etc.

Exhibits MuseumsHistory

Food CookeryFor physiology of nutrition, see 612.39; for dietetics and dietarystandards, 613.2; for food values, 641 .

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Gastronomy EpicurismPlesures of eating, esthetics of cookery, epicures (gourmets). Forgluttony, see 178.91 and 613.25

CompendsDictionaries, cyclopedias

Essays, addresses, lectures

Periodicals

Societies

Study and teaching Cooking schools, classes and clubsPolygrafy

History and descriptionDivided like 930-999. Including foods characteristic of different peoples,but for preparation of specific dishes (i. e. recipes) peculiar to specialcountries see 641 .59

641. 1 Food chemically considerd Food values TablesFor methods of chemical analysis see 543.1; for adulterations see 6x4.3- forcommercial preparation or manufacture see 664; for physiology of nutritionsee 613.39; for dietetics see 613. 2

612.39 treats of physiologic effect of different kinds and quantities of foodsfrom purely scientific point of view, without regard to benefit or injury613.2 treats of food requirements in special conditions of age or disease and ofthe beneficial or injurious effects of different kinds of foods641.1 translates scientific facts into familiar terms for cook and housekeeper.treats of the required amount of the different constituents and their propor-.tion as found in various foods

Organic food constituents

Proteids or nitrogenous foodsMeat, egs, nuts, legumes, etc. See also 612.398

Carbohydrates or nonnitrogenous foodsVegetables, cereals, fruits, sugar See also 612.396

Fats, oils

See also 612.397

Inorganic food constituents

WaterSalts, mineral or ash constituents

Animal and vegetable foodsClass here also works dealing both with food material and its preparationSubdivided like 630 (not yet completed); e.g. 641.33 Cereals, 641.34 Fruits

Prices Relativ costQuality and other factors in buying for table

Food preservation MarketsSubdivide like 664 (not yet completed)For commercial methods see Chemic technology 664. 8-. 9; for transportationsee 656 (subdivision not completed)

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i5 Cookery Cook booksGeneral recipes, specific directions, in whatever form (books, cards, etc) f^rpreparing food

Distincton between 612.39. 613.2 and 641.5; in 641.5 class cook books andcollections of recipes in which physiologic and hygienic effects of foods (iftreated at all) are secondary; in 613 .2 class dietaries and selection and prepara-tion of food for special systemic conditions, with recipes subsidiary or withrecipes and diet about evenly balanced; in 612.39 class the scientific study ofphysiologic effects of various foods, regardless of benefit or injurySee also 641.59 Recipes peculiar to special countries; 641.6 Cookery of specificsubstances; 641.7 Cookery by specific processes; 641.8 Composit dishes, ices,confectionery, beverages

59 Brekfast

53 Luncheon, afternoon tea, supper

54 Dinner

55 Economic cookery

56 Special conditionsUnder limitations of age. helth, ethical or religious theories, etc.

562 Children

563 Invalids and aged Hospital cookery

564 Ethical limitations

565 Religious limitations

566 Seasons and days: Lent, fast days, etc.

567 Cults : Jews, Buddhists, etc.

64 1. 5 7 Special situations

Adaptation to large numbers, large variety, and limitations of time, placeor appliances

572 Hotel and restaurant cooking

573 Army and na\'y cookingSee also 355

574 Shipboard cookingExclusiv of navy

575 Camp and travel cooking

576 Railway dining and btiffet cars

577 Itinerant companies; circuses, etc.

Methods of feeding large numbers en route or in temporary shelters

578 Camp cooking

58 Special utensils or fuels

583 Cooking by oil

Including oil and gas together

584 Cooking by gas

585 Cooking by alcohol Chafing dish recipes

586 Cooking by electricity

587 Cooking by apparatus heated by steam or hot water588 Cooking by slowly applied heat

Aladdin ovens, fireless cookers

59 Cookery of special countriesClass here descriptions of national cookery or recipes for dishes character-istic of special countries or regions

.591 Frigid zone and cold wether

-592 Tropics and hot wetherDivide farther like 930-999. using these numbers preferably only forreference and shelving books under 641 -S-.S?**

.6 Cookery; clast by materialSubdivide like 641 .3 (not yet completed)

7 Cookery; clast by process

71 Baking, roasting

72 Braising

73 Boiling, simmering Soups

74 Stewing

75 Steaming

76 BroiHng, grilling

77 Frying, sautering

S Composit dishesIces, confectionery, beverages, etc. See also 641-53 Luncheon, afternoon tea,supper

.81

.82 Entries Made dishes

.83 Salads

.84 Sandwiches

.85 Confectionery, candies, sweets, bonbons

.86 Ices: ice cream, sherbet, water ices, etc.

.87 Beverages Soft drinksSee also 663 Manufacture of beverages; 663.8 Bartenders manuals, mixingdrinks; 613.3 Hygiene of beverages

Entertaining642 Serving TableSee also 395 Etiquet

•I Home and family mealsBrekfast. lunch, dinner, supper. Menus and servisFor tables of chemic constituents and calories see 641 . i

•2 RefreshmentsAfternoon tea, sandwiches, ices, soft drinks

.3 Camp, picnic and travel lunchesLists of supplies; suitable food and dishes; packinK and accessories. Forrecipes see 641 .53; for camp cookery see 641 .578

•4 Entertaining

.41 Private entertainments

-42 Small numbersLuncheons, dinners, etc.

.43 Large numbersReceptions, balls, garden parties, etc.

•45 Public entertainmentsBanquets, dinners, clambakes, etc. For history of banquets, eating, etc.see 394.1 under Public and social customs. For dining room see 643 .^

.48 Toasts Table anecdotes and conversationSee also table talk in literary miscellany

-5 Table systems for large numbers.51 Table d'hote

.52 American plan

.53 European plan, a la carte

•54 Club: choice of combinations

-55 Harvard Memorial hall planHarvard university plan of a fixt charge for essentials, and coupons(alimentary milage) for extras

.56 Mixt planTable a'hote and k la carte; table d'hote and club

-57 Lunch counters Caffetaria

.58 School lunch roomsManagement, prices, rules for payment, suitable food, freedom of choice, etc.See also 371 -TH^ School meals

.6 Serving CarvingDirections for setting table, changing courses, etc.

.7 Table furnishingsLinen, china, glass, plate, etc. Preferably clast here, tho possible to be con-siderd part of 64s .66 Dining room furnishings

•8 Table decorationSelection and etlectiv arrangement of flowers, colors, lights, centerpieces, etc.

643 Shelter: house, home

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For types of houses and plans see 725. 727 and 728; for materials and construction

see 690; for heating and ventilation see 628.8, 644 and 697: for lightini?. 628.9

and 644.3; for plumbing and gasfitting see 696; for furnishing see 645

Location, site

Social and religious character of neighborhood; accessibility, railways, tram-

ways, etc;' nearness to churches, schools, markets, etc. Property increasing or

decreasing in value

For hygiene of soil and grounds: city, village or country see 6i4-77; foi" Sanita-

tion, water supply and drainage see 628

PlanRequirements of house for convenient and economic administration; relativ

situation and intercommunication of rooms, amount and direction of light, etc.

Special rooms: kitchen, dining room, baths, etc. For detacht rooms and bild-

ings see 728.9; for furnishing see 645 ; for architectural aspect of structural parts

of house (foundations, floors, walls, etc) see 721; for wall finish see 729.31

Kitchen and its equipment

Plan: situation and arrangementRelation to rest of house Housekeeper's requirements as guide to archi-

tect Light For plans see 728 Residences, and 728.93 Detacht kitchens

VentilationCarrying off odors, etc.

Stoves, ranges, cookers, hot tables, fuels

See also 641 .58 Cooking by special utensils or fuels

Fireplaces, open tires: turnspit, crane, etc.

Coal and wood Stoves and ranges

Oil and oil stoves

Gas and gas stovesIncluding natural gas and acetylene

Alcohol and alcohol stoves Chafing dish

Electricity and electric stoves

Steam heated cooking appliances Steam tables

Slow and tireless cookersAladdin oven, Norwegian haybox. See also 041 .588

Machinery and laborsavers

Utensils

Pastry room

Storeroom, larder Refrigerators

Care of kitchen and accessory rooms

Dining room and adjuncts

Serving room Butler's pantry

Other pantries

Cupboards

Other special rooms

Baths, lavatories, toilets

Sun rooms, solariums: sleeping balconies, etc.

LaundryPlace in house; for equipment see 64$. See also 728.93 Detacht laundries

LaborsaversGeneral: bells, telefones. tubes, lifts, chutes, door o:)eners and closers, etc. See

also special subjects; e.g. 648.52 Vacuum cleaners

.7 Repair

Ventilation644 Heat Light.1 Systems of heating

Desiderata, relativ advantages for householdFor varieties of apparatus and installation see 697; for sanitary enginecririKsee 628.8

.15 Fireplaces Family harthstoneOpen fire as household institution; mental influenceSanitary advantages See also 749 Artistic fireplaces

.19 Portable heaters: bedwarmers, warming pans, footwarmers

.2 FuelsRelativ cost; clenliness; labor involvd, e.g. hauling and carrying wood or coaland removing ashes. Chimney sweeping

.21 Wood

.22 Coal

^2^ Oil, gasoline, etc.

.24 Gas

.26 Electricity

•3 Systems of lightingFixtures, fittings, accessories. Class here general discussions covering fixturesand medium, their relativ advantages, etc. For medium alone see 644.31;for fixtures see 644 .32

.31 Lighting mediumSee also Chemic technology 665

.311 Candles

.312 Oil

•3^3 Gas•314 Acetylene

See also 621.32 Electric lighting

.315 Electricity

.319 Other

.32 Apparatus and accessoriesSubdivide each, if wisht, like 644.31

.321 Hand lamps Candlesticks-322 Lanterns

323 Table, banquet and piano lamps•324 Standards

3^6 Wall lamps Sconces

.326 Chandeliers Ceihng fixtures

•5 VentilationMos; material belongs elsewhere: hygienic influence of air and light 613. i;sanitary engineering 628.8; ventilating apparatus 697.9 For advantages offireplaces see 644 . 15

645 Furniture, carpets, upholstery DecorationFor plan and furnishing treated together see 643

See also hygiene 613.59; architectural decoration 729; design 74s; artistic furni-

ture 749: manufactures of cotton, wool, etc. 677

.1 Floor coverings: carpets, rugs

.2 Wall coverings

.3 Window and door furnishings

Screens, shades, awnings, draperies

^ General furniture

See also 645 .6 Furnishings for special rooms

.41 Chairs Footstools

.43 Couches Settees

,43 Tables

.44 Desks

,47 Cushions, pillows, etc.

.48 LinenRemovable furniture covers, centerpieces, etc. See also 642,7 Table fur-

nishings; 645.07 Bedroom furnishings

.49 Other

.5 OrnamentsClocks, vases, inctures, statuary, ttc. See also 739 Bronzes, brasses, bricabrac

.6 Special roomsFor kitchen see 643.3; fo' laundry see fJ4*i

.61 Hall and stairs

Hatracks, umbrella stands. et*\

.62 Drawing room Reception room Parlor

.63 Librar\'

.64 Study or offis

.65 Living roomClass here furnishings of room used as combined reception room, library andliving room

.66 Dining roomFor table equipment and decoration see 042. 7-. 8

.67 Bedrooms and nurserySleeping balconies, open air bedroom^, Beds an*l bedding, linen, etc. Fornursery see also 649

.68 Bathrooms Lavatories Toilets

Fittings and supplies. See also 646.7 Bathing

.69 Other rootnsMusic, billiard and ball rooms, picture gallery, servants rooms, cellar, attic

.8 Outdoor spaceVerandas, balconies, roof gardens

For sleeping balconies see 645.67. See also 712 Private grounds; 717 Arbors,

seats, outlooks

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Clothing ToiletSee also ethics of dress, display 177.4: ecclesiastic costume 247.7- clothing asrelated to economics of laboring classes 33. .83: bleaching and dye Ag 667 x^ vacademic costume 378.. g; history of costume 391; clothesmaking 687! hygi;L'ofclothmg 6:3.48: adulteration of textils 6x4.37: for uniforms and ivSes seeoccupations to which they pertain

"venes see

Psychology and economics of fashionsReasons for change of fashions; expense of fashionable dressingCompends

Dictionaries, cyclopediasEssays, lectures, addressesPeriodicals

Societies Dress reform societies

Study and teachingPolygrafy

Adaptation to climate or seasonClothing for cold wether and frigid zones

" hot '^ " tropicsMaterials TextUs and fibers

h^lnfirV""- f""''' "''• °' ^°"^"^''^ "^^ ^"^ h^^i-"- combined. Forhygiene o materials see 613.481; tor general works on textils and fibers see677 Manufacture of textils

Cotton

Linen Flax HempWool Mohair, alpaca, camel's hair, rabbit's hair etc

Silk

Lether

Fur

Other animal materials: fathers, hair, whaleboneOther vegetable materials

RubberPaper

Celluloid

Straw Raffia

Other fibers: jute

Other materials Tinsel, aluminum, asbestos, etc.

Sewing Knitting CrochetFor fancywork see 746

Plain sewingRunning, backstitching. hemming, overhanding, etc

Mending DarningKnitting and crochet Tatting

For machineknit goods see 677

Crochet

Clothing divided by wearersClass here trade catalogs; e.g. Liliputian bazar catalog 646 36bee also 391 Costume; 087 Clothesmaking as a tradeClothing for men

womenchildren

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Clothing divided by purposeIncluding directions to amateurs for cutting and making, economic use of

material, suitability of material for purpose, adaptation of style to material

and purpose, choice of color, etc. For limitation to special kinds of garments

see subdivisions below; e.g. patterns or catalogs of underwear 646.42

Subdivisions .42-. 48 may be farther divided by 2 Men, 4 Women. 6 Children

Underwear

Outer house garmentsGowns or dresses, coats, trousep, etc.

Outdoor garmentsCloaks, coats, overcoats, shawls, sweters, etc. See also 646.5 Hedgear,

millinery; 046.^8 Accessories: gloves, mufflers, etc.

Garments for special purposes

Negligee, lounging or smoking, yachting, bathing, hunting, riding, etc.

AccessoriesNeckties, collars, cuffs, belts, aprons, caps, handkerchiefs, gloves, mufflers,

garnitures, etc

For outdoor hedgear see 646 . s

Millinery Outdoor hedgearSee 687 Millinery as a business

Hats, caps, etc. for menHats and bonnets for women

Other outdoor hedgear for womenHoods, scarfs, etc.

Hedgear for children

For boys" girls

Cleaning DrycleaningFor laundry see 648. i

.7 Toilet Cosmetics BathingCare of hair, nails, teeth, etc.

For historic customs see 391 .5-. 6. See also hygiene, 6.1 3. 4 Care of body

647 Household organization and administration

.1 Household accounts: finances, cost

Sec also bookkeeping 657

.2 PersonnelIntelligence ofhs, employment bureau

Class here regular employees or assistants; for occasional employees see 6 47 29

For ethical considerations, see 173-8. See also political economy, 331 Labor

and wages

ManagerSuperintendent, housekeeper, steward. See also (y^o.^

Male employees ,

Female "

Foren "

Races and nationalities: orientals, negroes, etc.

Indoor servis

Cook, butler, waitress, parlor maid, lady's maid, chambermaid, nurse.

laundress, fumaceman, etc. For housekeeper, steward, etc. see 047.21; for

outdoor servis see t>47-3

Other emplo3'eesEmergency help, household registers

Servis outside the house

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647.6 Wages Hours Duties

•9 Cooperativ and coUectiv housekeepingHotels clubs, apartments, commercial bildings. churches and other public andsemipublic establishments or roomsSee also 692.9 Bilding laws; 728 Residence architecture

.91 TenementsSee also 728.1 Tenement house architecture; 331.83 Housing of laboringclasses, mcluding tenement house laws; 613.53 Hygiene of tenements

.92 Apartments, flats

See also 728.2 Apartment house architecture

.93 Cooperativ housekeepingSee also 334 . 4 for economic aspect

.94 Hotels ClubsSee also 728.4 Clubhouse architecture; 728.5 Hotel architecture

•95 Restaurants, tea rooms, etc.See also 642.5 Table systems for large numbers

.96 Public bildings InstitutionsGenera! administration and care affecting helth and convenience of occu-pants and public; janitor's duties. Maybe subdivided if wisht like 725-e.g. 647.962 Administration of offis bildings, or 647.9623 if so closeclassification is preferdSee also 362 Hospitals, asylums, etc; 365 Prisons

.97 Cottage systems

648 Sanitary precautions : laundry, cleaning.1 Laundry Washing

Private, cooperativ. public. For other processes of clothes cleaning see 646 6Dry cleanmg. For sanitary precautions see 648. 5-. 0; for pests see O48 7

.II Administration Accounts

.12 Marking

.14 EquipmentCoUectiv: specifications and cost. Class specific appliances with processesto which they belong

.15 Hand equipment

.16 Power "

.18 SuppliesSoap, starch, bluing, powders, reagents

-2 WashingRequirements of temperature, ingredients, etc. for different materials Wash-ing directions

.22 Washing by hand•23

"machine

.25 Starching

.27 Bluing Tinting

.3 Drying Driers Extractors WringersConfined or open air Temperature Effect on dy.-s of freezing etc

.4 Ironing

.42 By hand Sad ironsElectric and gas heated irons, etc.

.43 By machine Collar and shirt machines, fluting irons, etc.

.45 Power machinery Mangle

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Cleaning and sanitation of house or bilding

See for sanitary engineering 628; for plumbing 696; for dry cleaning 646.6: for

chimney sweeping 644.2

Sweeping and dusting

Floors, walls, moldings, furniture; implements, vacuum cleaners, etc.

WashingPorcelain, glass, windows, mirrors, paint, including table ware, bricabrac

and fixtures. For washing textils see 648.2

PolishingSilver, knobs, scutcheons, pipes and other metals

DisinfectingWaste pipes, traps, etc. Household disinfectants. See also 649-8 Care of

sickroom; and public helth. 614.48 Disinfecting apparatus

Pests; traps, poisons

Nursery SickroomThis provides for persons requiring special adjustment of household administra-

tion: children and invalids

Care of children

See also 136.7 Child study; 173 -5 Duties of parents

Rooms Nursery

FoodSee also 613.22 Diet of infants; 641 -S Cookery for caildren

Clothing and care of bodySee also 646.36 Childrens clothing, outfit and making; 646.4 Clothing for

various purposes; 613 .4 Hygiene of bathing and clothing

Exercise Recreation

See also 613.7 Hygiene of recreation; 790 Amusement*

Amusements: toys, dolls, games

Manners HabitsSee also 1 73 . 6 Duties of children

Care of invalids and the infirm Sickroom

650 Communication. Commerce,651 Office equipment and methods.

652 Writing. Materials. typeuTiters, cipher.

^53 Abbreviations. Shorthand..01

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.04

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JC36

•07

•09

•X

Theones^ Available material. Shading. Position. Detached vowelsIracticabihty for general use. Teaching in public schools.ror methods see 653.07.

Speed. See also 653.046, Verbatim reporting.

Applications.

and legislative; .047," ^"""''^"^ 1°^ "Aices; .040, Official reporting, court

Periodicals. If strictly limLd .„ one system, class with that svst.n,Societies. "

i. „

Education. Shorthand schools. Teaching, privately or in cla,.ses.

History. Divided by countries like 930-^99.

•Abbreviations. Omissions of silent letters, vowels etc

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3

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Abbreviation systems.Brieflonghand. Fonoscribing, etc. For telegraphic code., see 65..Covers only systems of quick writing with common characters.

Stenographies.

Phonetic shorthand. Phonographies

^

-41. Be|o« Pitman {1S37); .42, Bell; .43, Jones; .44, Williams; .45,

Pitman old vowel scale systems.

''''^nf^MU^^^'^'"'' 53,Scou-Brown; .54. Marsh; .55. Thornton; .5^

Pitman new vowel scale systems..61, Izaac Pitman; .62, Munson; .0., Longley ; .64, Burn. ; .65,

Connected vowel systems..7i, Lindsley's takigrafy; .;., Everett; .73, Barrows: .74. Bishop.

Foreign systems. I^iWded by languages Ilke 400.The heads above are for English systems or (as in .3. ) foreign systems adapte-lto and used forEnghsh. Other systems are grouped here bylanguagesbut history of shorthand in special countries is in 653.0^.

^*^"^^''^"^'

Telegraph. Cables. Signals. K„r.^es.ee6s.

Telegraphic instruments.

Duplex, quadruplex, multiplex telegraphs, etc.Printing, perforating, dial telegraphs, etc.

Telegraphic construction; poles, wires, conduits, etc.Cables. Submarine.

Telephones.

Alarms;burglar, fire. Annunciators, bells.

Speaking tubes. Pneumatic tubes.

Signals. See a!.-^ 534.S3, Navigation signals; 623-7, Military signals.

655 Printing. Publishing. Copyright.

.1 History of printing.

.11 Origin. Invention.

.Ill Claims ot Outenberg, Mainz.

.112 Claims of Cosier, Haarlem.

.12 Celebrations, anniversaries.

I, 1640; 2, 1740; 3, 1S23; 4, 1840.

.13-.19 Printing in special countries. Divided like 930-999.

.2 Type and Type Setting.

.21 Type founding. Tools of the art.

.22 Electro and stereotyping, etc. Patent blocks.

For Photo-electretyping, see 777.

.23 Patent types. Logotypes, etc.

.24 Faces ; sizes ; styles. Specimen books.

.25 Tvpe setting. Composition. Proof reading.

,26 Artistic composition. Taste. Display. Job work.

.27 Imposition. Locking uj), etc.

,28 Type setting and distributing machines. Linotype.

.3 Practical printing. For Calico printing, see 66?.?-

,31 Printing j)resses.

.32 Press work. Making ready. Colors. Cuts.

'33 Drying. Hydraulic pressing, etc.

•34

• 35 Stamps, stencils, etc.

.36 Machines. Paging, numoering, addressing, etc

See also 654.3, Printing telegraphs; 651, Type writers.

•37 Nature printing. From plants, etc.

.38 Printing for blind. See also 37»-9^. Educatiow of blind.

.4 History of publishing and bookselling.

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Divided by countries like 930-999.

Publishing and bookselling.

Selection of mss.

For Freedom of press z^j. censorship, see 323 ; Morals of press, i79**.

Relations to authors. Copyright payments. Prices of mss. bougnr.

Size, paper, type, illustrations, binding.

Cost of manufacture. Retail prices apd discounts to dealers.

Advertising, press copies and notices. See 659, Adveriising.

Retail bookselling. Prices and discounts to buyers.

Subscription book publishing. Canvassing.

Publishing societies.

Publishing by governments, institutions, etc.

.6 Copyright. Literary property.

656

657

658

659

Perpetual or common law ri'ght. Including ethics of copyright.

Copyright in other matter than books. Music, mss. lectures, trademarks.

International copyright. See also 341-5. International private law.

.69 Copyright in special cotmtries. Divided like 940-939-

Transportation. Railroading, etc.

Book-keeping. Accounts.

Business manuals. Methods. Tables.

Advertising and other topics.

.X Advertising,

66o Chemical Technology.ias; .4, Essaj's;

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Technologv.

Chemicals.Chemical Elements. Divided like 546.

Acids. Sulphuric, Nitric, etc.Alkalies. Potash, Soda, Ammonia.baits. For Common Salt see 664.4.

Ammonia Salts.

Sulphates and Nitrates.Cyanides.

Pyrotechnics, Explosives, Matches, etc.Pyrotechnics.

Explosives. See Blasting 622.23 ; Ordnance 623.4.

Gunpowder.Fuses. Percussion Caps.

Matches.Fuel. Coal, peat, natural gas, etc.

ArtmCial tuel. Sec also 644.2 Domestic economy; 669.8, Metallurgy.

J^eVerageS. see also 178. Temperance;. 614.35, Adulterations.

Fermented.Wine.Brewed.Beer.

Distilled.

Artificial mineral .waters. Soda water.

Mixing drinks. Bar-keepers' manuals.Chocolate. Cocoa. Commercial mixing of teas

coffees, etc.'

Foods.For Adulterations see 6.4.31, Public health. See also 64. and 643. Domestic economy.

Sugar, molasses, glucose, etc.Starch, tapioca, sago, etc.

^"^^'^ard^

^""^^- Oleomargarine. Lard, compound

For buiier, milk, and cheese see 637, Dairy.

Salt.

Spices. Condiments.Yeast. Baking powder.

For Bread see 641, Cookery.

Preservation of fruits and vegetables.** meat and fish.

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666

665 Oils. Gases. Candles. Lamps.I Candles. Torches.

2 Animal oils and fats. See also 664.3, Foods.

3 Vegetable oils and fats.

4 Mineral oils. Paraffine. Ozocerite. Asphaltum.

5 Petroleum. Kerosene.

6 Lamps. See also 644. ,^2 Domestic economy,

7 Illuminating gases. Calcium lif:ht.

8 Other gases.

9

Ceramics. Glass, etc.

I Glass. See also 748, Stained glass.

3 Enamel.

3 Ceramics- See also 738, Potter>', porcelaiK

A Clay. See also 553.61, Economic geology.

5 Porcelain.

6 Stoneware. Earthenware. Pottery.

7 Bricks. Tiles. See also 691.4. Building materials; 695.3, Roofing.

8 Artificial stone. See also 691.1. Buii^iling materials.

9 Cements. Limes. Mortars. See also 691.5. Building matenaU

667 Bleaching;, dyeing, etc.

1 Bleaching.

2 Dyeing. Artificial colors. Silk and wool.

3 Cotton dyeing and calico printing.

4 Inks. Writing inks. Indelible ink?

5 Printing inks.

6 Paints and pigments. See also 698.1. House painting; 751. Fine arts.

7 Varnishes. Polish. Lacquer. See aho 698.3. Vamishing.

8 Japan. Blacking.

9

668 Other organic chemical industries.

Soap.

Glycerine-

Glue.

Gums and resins.

Essences, perfumery, essential oils and ethers, etc-

See also 646, Toilet.

Fertilizers. See also 631, Agriculture.

.7 Distillation. Coal tar, etc.

669 Metallurgy and assaying.History of metals goes here, not in 553, 622, not 671.

Iron and steel-

Gold and silver.

Copper.

Lead.

Zinc. *

Tin.

Mercury and other metals.

Fuels and furnaces. Slags.

Assaying.

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670 Manufactures.'^wr^T,?^ 7%°'"""' '""™"-

J*"^"* ''"''^ "^ f'"'*''^ r't^-"! subject Of metal,wood etc., manufactures, anal,.- such specific manufactures as fre not of more inteVeselsewhere. But an account of a specific manufacture is commonly most useful with its ownsubiect; e.g., a steam engine is certainly made of metal, but its manufacture should co

Ztj i'"'""' '?'•

,Tk'*^™"" °' 'h' library often decides the place of greatest i^n!terest. An aKnculuiral library would prefer the manufacture and evervthine fbout woodchurns w-ithtSe dairy, 637, while a manufacturing libr.-irv might prefer 'it w"fh otheJw^

disSoTirtW-ob^aif"/"'i'^'^r ""'""i.™ '" "'^ ^P"'=" ^"''i'"- - - -ore" fn^

h« on t^e subt4 o^^^^^^references under 670 answer inquiries for all the library

«r n?ateS.I ^I'll I, ^I^^^ °' J"i>^J "r paper manufactures. Whether groupt by usior material, if sought from the other standpoint, the references show the reoourre,

SS'nTe''d^-Butift?reu:e:,''""• "^ ^"" clasrification, beinrmore minme a'nd XTJwanted. But if the tises are vanous the genera head s better ; e. c. bells are for srnrAi ofdistinct uses, but their manufacture is a Jnit ; but all chuSs are for^ihe dai^.

" "'

Articles made of Metals.

Of Iron and Steel ; Stoves, Cutlery, etc.

Of Brass and Bronze; Bells, etc. seeaiso^,.

Lumber and Articles made of Wood.

Leather „ „ „ „ Leather.

Paper „ „ „ „ Paper.

Cotton, Wool, Silk, Linen, etc.

Rubber and Articles made of Rubber,

Celluloid and other.

671

672

673

674

675

676

677

678

679

680 Mechanic Trades. Amateur Man-uals.

Watch and Instrument-making.

Blacksmithing.Horseshoeing.

Lock and Gun-making.

Carriage and Cabinet-making.

Saddlery and Shoe-making. Trunks.

Bookbinding.

Clothes-making. Hats.

681

682

683

684

685

686

687

688

689 Other Trades.

690 Bilding For Architectural construction, see 721

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Theories of construction .2 Compends, manuals ., Dictionaries; cvdo-pedias 4 Essays, lectures .5 Periodicals .6 Societies, exhibitions.7 ii.ducation, study, training, apprentisship. took and their use (for useof special tools see special trade) .8 Collections, patents, inventions.9 History of oilding construction

691 Materials Processes PreservativsSee also 620.1, Strength of Materials

Wood Creosoting, etc.

Natural stone ParaflSning, etc

ConcreteOther ceramic productsPlaster

Artificial stoneBricks Tiles

Lime CementGlass

Iron Steel Anti-rust processesOther metalsOther materials

Plans Specifications, etc.

General drawingsDetail drawingsSpecifications

Contracts Agreements Bids AdvertisementsEstimates Quantities CostsSuperintendenceSupervision of accountsProfessional servises Fees CommissionsBilding laws Liabilities of architects, owners, and

contractors

Masonry Plastering FireproofingStone constructionBonds of stone workCutting and dressing of stone

See 515-8 Stereotomy; 736 Stone carvingBrick construction

Bonds of brick workAdobe or Sun-dried brick, etc. >

Terra cotta constructionHollow tile and porous terra cotta constructionConcrete and beton constructionPlastering

External plastering and stuccoInternal plastering

Ornamental plaster workScagliola

Wooden lath

Metal lath (Wire, etc.)

Mineral wool lining.s, etc.

Fireproofing

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See 721.4, Roof Constructions.

Zinc.

694 Carpentr)*. Joinery. Stair-building.Wood Construction, General.Joints of Wood-work. Framing.Strengthened Beams.Posts. Columns. See 721.31.

Panelled and Latticed Construction,Joinery, General. tor Finishing, vamish. poHsh, etc., see 698.J.

Ornamental Jomery. Cabinet-work.Stair-building. See 515.83, Stereotomy.

Other branches. See 711.87-89.

Roofings:. Slating. Tiling.Shingle.

Slate.

Tile.

Metal. Tin. Copper. Lead.Iron.

Asphalt. Tar. Concrete. (Melted.)Felt. Asbestos. Paper. (In rolls.)

Textile. Duck. Canvas.Thatch and other Coverings.

696 Plumbing. Gas and Steam-fitting, etcPlumbing. See 628, principles of Sanitation.

Gas-fitting,

Steam -fitting.

Rivets and Riveted Joints.

Screws and Screw Joints.

Rust or Calked Joints.

Anchors. Band Irons.

Other branches.

Plumbing Laws. See 3^0614.

697 Heating and Ventilation, see San.Eng., 6.8.8; Domestic Econ.,6«.

Fireplaces.

Stoves.

Furnaces.

Hot Water, high and low pressure.Steam, high and low pressure. For lioiiers, see 631.18.

Gas. Coal Gas, Water Gas, Natural Gas.Electric and Other Methods.Smoke Flues and Chimneys.Ventilation. Air Ducts. Conduits. Fans.

•ainting. Glazing. Paper-hanging..1 Painting. Oil.

Distemper and Fresco.

Varnishing. Polishing.

Other Modes of Protection.

Glazing. See 748, stained Glass.

Paper-hanging.

Textile Hangings. Tapestry.Relief Work. Lincrusta. Stamped Leather, etc.

Other branches.

699 Car and Ship Building.

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Kine Arts

700 Fine Arts.

701 Philosophy. Theories. Utility. Esthetics.

702 Compends. Outlines.

703 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

704 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

705 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

706 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.

707 Education. Study and Teaching of Art.

708 Art Galleries and Museums.

American. Corcoran, Metropolitan, Boston.

English. National. Hampton Court, Windsor.German. Dresden, Munich, Berlin, Vienna.

French. Louvre, Luxembourg.Italian. Vatican. Sistine, Pitti, Medici, Borbonico.

Spanish. Madrid, Seville.

Russian. St. Petersburg, Hermitage.

Scandinavian. Copenhagen.

Other Countries.

709 History of Art in General. Divided like 93-9c^

710 Landscape Gardening.

711 Public Parks.

712 Private Grounds. Lawns.

713 Walks. Drives.

7 1 4 Water. Fountai as. Lakes.

7 1

5

Trees. Hedges. Shrubs.See also 634.9, Forestry ; 582, Botany.

7 1 6 Plants. Flowers..1, Plants; .2, Flowers; .3, Conservatories; ,4, Window gardens; .5, Ferneries.

717 Arbors. Seats. Outlooks.

7 1

8

Monuments. Mausoleums,

719 LemeterieS. see also 393-1. Earth burial; 614.61. Public health.

*j2o Architecture.•i.Theories, Esthetics. Architectonics; .a.Compends. Manuals; .3. Dictionaries,

Cycl.^pedias; .4. Essays. Lectures; .5, Periodicals; .6. Societies; .7. Educa-tion. Study, Training, Schools of Architecture; .8, Polygraphy. Collections;.9. General History of Architecture, divided geographically like 940-999.

721 Architectural Construction.

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Foundations. See Bridge Engineering, 624.1, Foundalions.

Dimension Stone.

Rubble Stone.

Concrete.

Sand or Gravel.

Timber Gratings.

Piles. Sand Piles.

Sunken Wells,

Sunken Tubes.

Other Foundations.

WaHs.Wooden and Half-timbered.

Stone.

Artificial Stone, Concrete, Pise, etc.

Brick.

Bases. Water Tables. Belt Courses.

Arcades. C olonnades.

Cornices.

Gables and Pediments. See also 721.58, Gable Roofs.

Other Walls.

Piers. Columns.Wooden. See aJso Carpentry. 694.4,

Stone.

Concrete. Artificial Stone.

Brick. Terra Cotta.

Iron. Steel.

Fire-proof. Protected.

Arched Constructions.See 634.6. Arched Bridges; and 729.33 and 729.37, Elementary forms.

Arches, Circular.

Arches, other forms.

Vaults, Cylindrical.

Vaults, Groined.

Vaults, other forms.

Domes, Circular.

Domes, other forms.

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-94

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Construction and coverings

Roofs See also 695 Roof coverings; 624.9 Engineering, roofs

WoodenMasonry

Glass

Metallic

Windows Openings in roofs

Roof decoration : cresting, repouss^ work, colord tiles, etc.See also 69";.

3

Spires and domesGables See also 721.28 Gable walls

Other forms of roofs

Floors and flooring

WoodenStone "

Brick and hollow tile**

Metallic Compound **

Composit "

Parquetry Coverings only

Mosaics **

Tiles See 695.3 Roofing tile

Other coverings

Ceilings

WoodenStone

Brick or tiles with iron

Metallic

Concrete Plaster

For vaulted ceilings, see 721.4 and 729.34.

Doors Gates Grilles WindowsDoors, woodenDoors, metallic

Doors, sash, lattis, screen, etc,

Windows, external

Windows, internal

Inclosurcs of doors and windowsArchitraves Pilasters Jambs Pediments

Shu tters Blinds Screens Grilles

Fastenings Locks

Other details

Iron and composit structuresFor strength oi materials, see Engineering, 620.11

Cast iron

Wrought iron

Steel

Composit

Iron and woodIron and stone

Iron and brick, tile, terra cotta

Iron and glass

Wood and glass

Lintels, etc.

722 Ancient and Oriental Architecture. (Pagan.)

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See also 571^ Prehistoric DwelliDga.

Chinese. Japanese.Egyptian.

Phenician. Tyrian. Jewish.Indian ^Asiatic).

Carthaginian. Cypriote,

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Hindu, Buddhist. Jaina. Himalayan. Dravidian, Chalukyan. Indo-Aryan,Burmese, Siamese, Cambodian.

Chaldean. Assyrian. Babylonian. Ancient Persian.Sassanian.

Pelasgian. Etruscan.Roman. See 7*9.32 for Roman Orders.

Grecian. See 729.32 for Greek Orders.

Other. Aztec. Peruvian. Maya. Yucatan, etc.

Mediaeval. (Christian. Mohammedan.)Early Christian.

Byzantine. Armenian. Russian.Mohammedan. Saracenic, Moorish. Persian, Turkish,

Indian. For Ancient Indian see 722.4.

Romanesque.Scotch. Irish.

English. Saxon. Norman.German. Austrian.

French. Provencal. Norman. Angevin.

Italian. Sicilian Norman.Spanish. Portuguese.

Danish. Swedish. Norwegian,

Minor Countries.

Gothic or Pointed. Divided like 723.4.

724 Modern.All the sub-sections of 724 are subdivided geograpliically like 940-yyy.

1 Renaissance.

2 Grecian Revival.

3 Gothic Revival.

4 Victorian Gothic. Tudor.

5 Queen Anne.6 Ne'o-Grec.

7 Swiss. Timber.8 Romanesque Revival.

9 Other Styles.

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4748^9

Public Buildings.

Administrative. Governmental.

Capitols. Houses of Parliament.

Ministries of War, State, etc

City and Town Halls. Bureaus. Public Offices.

Custom Houses. Bonded Warehouses. Excise Offices.

Court Houses. Record Offices.

Post Offices, General and Special.

Official Residences. Palaces of Rulers.

Barracks. Armories. Police Stations,

Engine Houses. Fire Alarm Starions-

Business and Commercial-stores, wholesale and Retail.

Mixed Store, Office, and Apartment Buildings.

Office Buildings. Telegraph. Insurance.Banks. Safe Deposit. Savings.

Exchanges. Boards of Trade.

Markets.

Cattle Markets. Stock Yards.

Abattoirs.

Other Business Buildings.

Transportation and Storage*

Railway Passenger Stations.

Small (country) Stations.

Large (city)"

Union •*

Stations on two levels.

Street-car Stations.

Elevated R. R. Stations.

Underground R. R. Stations.

Railway Freight Houses.

Railway Shops, Round Houses, Car Houses, Tanks, Stores.

Dock Buildings. Wharf Boats and Houses.

Warehouses. Cold Storage. Safe Deposit Storage.

Elevators, Grain.

Garages. Livery stables.

For private stables and garages see 728.94.

Other.

Manufactories.

Textile Factories or Mills. Wool, Cotton, Silk,

Breweries. Malterics. Distilleries.

Foundries. Machine Shops. Iron and Steei Works,Wood-working Mills. Furniture Factories.

Carriage and Car Factories.

Paper Mills.

Mills for Flour, Meal, Feed, etc.

Pottery, Glass, Terracotta, Krick W^orks.

Other Manufactories.

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Hospitals and Asylums. See also 7256. Reformatories-

Sick and Wounded. Eye and Ear. Incurables. Lymg-iiLInsane.

Idiotic. Feeble-minded.

Blind. Deaf and Dumb.Paupers. Almshouses.

Aged.

Children. Orphans,

foundling.

Jsoidiers* Homes.

Prisons and Reformatories.State Prisons. Penitentiaries.

Jails. Cell Houses.

Reformatories for Adults. Houses of Correction.

Reform Schools.

Washingtonian Homes. Inebriate Asylums.

Refreshment. Baths. Parks.

Cafes. Restaurants.

Saloons.

Baths; Warm, Medicated, Turkish, Russian.Swimming Baths.

Buildings for Watering Places, Spas, etcBuildings for Parks.

Recreation.

Music Halls,

Theatres. Opera Houses.Halls for Lectures, Readings, etc-

Bowling Alleys. Billiard Saloons.

Gymnasiums. Turn Halls.

Skating Rinks. Bicycle Kinks.

Boat Houses.

Riding Halls and Schools.

Shooting Galleries.

Other Public Buildings.Exhibition Halls.

Temporary Halls. Tabernacles. Wigwams.Workingmen's Clubs and Institutes.

Ecclesiastical and Religious.

Temples.Mosques.Synagogues.

Chapels. Sunday-school Buildings.Churches.

Cathedrals.

Monasteries. Convents. Abbeys.Mortuary, Cemetery Chapels. Receiving Vaults.Tombs

Other. Y. M. C. A., etc.

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Educational and Scientific.

Schools.

Study and Recitation Rooms. Not indudine dormiton* or boarding.

Academies. Seminaries. Boarding Schools.

Colleges. Universities.

Professional and Technical Schools. Law,Theology, etc.

Laboratories ; Physical, Chemical ^ee 542.1, Biological,

etc. Zoological and Botanic Gardens sec aiso s9o 7 and 580.7.

Museums. Herbariums see 580-7-

Art Galleries. Studios-

Libraries. See 022, Library Buildings.

Other. Learned Societies, etc.

728 Residences.

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a Tenement Houses.•II City Homes of Poor.

•12 Country **

•I3 Cites Ouvrieres.

•a Apartment Houses. Flats. Family Hotels.

•3 City Horses- Mansions. Palaces-

.Jt Between party-walls. Stone.

^ « « i^rick.

.33 « f4 Partly wood.

^1 Semi-detached, including end houses in city blocks. Stone.

4S " •* " I^"ck.

^ •* « « Partly wood

^ Detached. Stone.

.39 " Brick.

^ * Partly wooa.

•4 Club Houses. Buildings for Secret Societies.

•5 Hotels. Inns.

•51 City Hotels.

•53 Summer Resorts.

•53 Country Inns.

•6 Village and Country Homes.•6i Village Dwellings. On small lots.

.6s Stone.

43 Brick.

^64 Concrete or stucco.

4$ Part masonry, part wood.

ji6 All wood.

•67 Farm Houses.

JS^ Laborers* Cottages.

.7 Seaside and Mountain Cottages. Chalets.

«S Country Seats.

«8l Castles,

.8a Chateaux.

•tj Manor Houses.

J4 Villas.

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Out-Buildings.Porter's Lodges.

Servants' Quarters.

Kitchens and Laundries.

Stables. Carriage Houses.

Barns. Granaries.

Dairies.

Ice Houses.

Conservatories. Green Houses. Graperies.Other.

Architectural Design and Decoration.For decorativo illumination see 745.

The Elevation.

Composition,

Distribution.

Proportion.

Light and Shade.

Perspective effect.

For projection of shadows and graphics of light and shadow see sir.Ot and 515 *The Plan.

Elements required.

Distribution.

Proportion.

Elementary Forms. For conMructlon of these forms see 72f,

Walls. Mould ngs. Cornices.

Piers, Columns. Pilasters, Pedestals and the Orders. Colonnades.Arches and Arcades.

Vaults and Domes.Roofs. Spires. Dormers.

Towers.

Gables and Pediments.

Doors and Windows. Bays. Oriels.

Stairs and Balustrades. See also 5:^.83. Stcreototny; 694.8. Stairbuildin,

Painted Decoration.See also 729.7. Mosaic.

Vegetable forms.

Animal forms.

Grotesque forms.

Conventional and Geometric Korms.Painted Moldings.

Painted Friezes and Panels.

Painted Columns and Pilasters.

Painted Ceilings and Vaults.

Painted Walls.

729.5 Decoration in Relief. For Bas Relief and Figure carving see 7^0.

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•53

•S4

•55

•56

•57

#•59

jSm

j6z

-63

•65

J6S

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71•7a

•73

.74

•75

.76

•77

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•79

.8

.81

Mi^3

•»5

.86

M.89

-9

•9«

•9*

•93

<94

•95

.96

97•9«

•99

Vegetable forms.

Animal forms.

Grotesque forms.

Conventional and Geometric forms.

Carved Moldings.

Carved Friezes and Panels.

Carved Columns and Pilasters.

Carved Ceilings and Vaults.

Other Carved Ornament.

Incrustation and Veneering.

Of External Walls (in brick, stone, or marble, tiles, eta).

Of Interiors.

Intarsia and Inlay.

Niello-work.

Enamei Decoration.

Mosaic.

Mosaic Ceilingb.

Mosaic Walls,

Mosaic Floors.

Other Mosaic designs.

Stained Glass Design. For technical processes see 66d.f; for history see 748.

Geometric Windows.

Medallion Windows.

Canopy Windows.

Figure Windows.

Mosaic Windows.

Other kinds of stained glass.

Architectural Accessories and Fixed Furniture.

Altars.

Pulpits. Tribunes.

Dais. Thrones.

Buffets.

Mantels. Overmantels.

Screens. Rood Screen. Reredos.

730 Sculpture.

731 Materials and Methods.

732 Ancient.

733 Greek and Roman.

734 Medieval.

735 Modern.

736 Carving. Seals. Dies. Gems,

737 Numismatics. Coins. Medals,

738 Pottery. Porcelain.

739 Bronzes. Brasses. Bric-a-brac

Cameos.

/I

740

741

742

743

744

745

746

747

748

749

751

752

753

754,

755

75^

757

758

759

Drawing. Decoration. Design^

Free-hand. Crayon. Sketching from Nature.

Caricatures. Cartoons.Collections on any subject go with that subject with reference from 74^.

Perspective, seeaisosis-f

Art Anatomy. Life School,

Mathematical and Scientific Drawing, see 5.5.

Ornamental Design. vVoven Fabrics. Car-

pets. Wall Paper, etc.

Art Needlework. Fancy Work.

Interior Decoration. Distemper. Fresco.

Polychrome.

Stained and Iridescent Glass. ForUadmg,see69».s.

Artistic Furniture. Fireplaces. Frames, etc.

Painting.

Materials and Methods.

Color. See 535.6, Optics.

Epic. Mythic. Idealistic, s^e 759.3, German school.

Genre. Still Life, S..- 759.4. French; and 759-9, Belgian.

Religious. Ecclesiastic, see 7595, itauan; and 759A spanuh

Historical. Battle Scenes,

Portrait.

Landscape and Marine. Animals. Flowers*

Various Schools of Painting.1, American: 2. English; 3, German; 4, French; 5, Italian; 6, Spanish; 7, Slavic; 8,

Sc;iiidin;iviaii ; <., (Mhtr Sch<»ols.

760 Engraving.

761 Wood.

762 Copper and Steel,

763 Lithography.

764 Chromolithography.

765 Line and Stipple,

766 Mezzotint and Aquatint-

767 Etching. Dry Point.

768 Bank Note and Machine.

769 Collections of Engravings.

770 Photography.

771 Materials. Photographic Chemistry.

772 Silver Processes. Daguerreotype. Talbo-

type. Collodion Process. Ambrotype,

etc. Drv-Plate Processes.•1

773 Gelatine and Pigment Processes. Woodbury-type. Carbon Process. Lambertype. Auto-

type, etc.

774 Gel?tine and Printer's Ink Processes. Alber-

type. Heliotype. Artotype, etc.

775 Photo-lithography, etc.

776 Photo-zincography, etc.

777 Photo-engraving and Photo-electrotyping.

778 Special Applications. see 5:^1.63. Astro»onw. see 578. Micro-copy.

779 Collections of Photographs.

780 Music.

781

. I, Philosophy and Esthetics of Music; .2, Cbmpends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays;•S, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Education, Conservatories; .8, Polygraphy,Libraries; ,9. History, divided by countries, like 930-999. All headsinclude the music itself and everything about it: Score, Libretto, History,Criticism, etc.

Theory of Music.

.1 Mathematical and Physical.

.2 Elementary and General.

.3 Harmony. Thoroughbass

•4 Counterpoint.

.5 Musical Form.

.6 Composition and Instrumentation.

J] Oriental Theories and Forms. Russian Music.

.8 Ancient Grecian Theories, Modes, and Forms.

•9

782 Dramatic Music.

.1 Grand Opera.

.a Epic. Wagnerian.

^ Other German Grand Opera.

.4 French Grand Opera.

•5 Italian Grand Opera.

.6 Comic and Satirical.

.7 Opera Bouffe.

.8 Operettas and Cantatas. 366783.4.

.9 Pantomimes. Masks, etc.

1^0 OaCrCQ iVlUSlC. see 245, Hymnology, Sacred Poetry ror hymns alone ; if with tune*they go in 783-9; 7S6.8, Organ; 246.7-8, Evangelistic use and Eucharisric music: 264.2.Pubhc Worship.

Organ and Orchestral. Accompaniment.

Cathedral Services. Masses. Vespers, etc.

.21, Mass. Communion Services; .22, Common of the Mass; Kyrie, GloriainExcelsis, Credo, Benedictus, Agnus Dei; .23, Proper of the Season;Offertory, Sequence, Gradual, Tract; .24, Choral Service ; Antiphonal,Responsive

; .25, Plain Song; .26, Litanies ; .2;, Lenten and Penitential;

Good Friday, ** Reproaches"; .28. Festival ; Christmas, Easter, etc.; .29,

Processional. Recessional.

Oratorio. Passion Music.

Anthem. Motet, Sacred Cantata. Polyphonic School,Palestrina. i6th Century.

Chant Gregorian. Anglican.

Chorale. Tune. Carol.

Evangelistic. Mission. Revival. Sunday School.

Choir. Men and Boys. Quartet. Chorus.

Congregational Singing. Psalmody. Hymnody.

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

7.8

784.1

.2

3

•4

•5

.6

• 7

.8

•9

785.1

.2

.3

•4

•5

.6

• 7

.8

786.2

.a

3

•4

•41

•43

^4•45

.46

A?aS•49

Vocal Music.Glee. Madrigal. Round. Catch.Aria. Cavatina. Recitative, e. g. in Oratorio, Mass, Opera.Ballad and Song. Romantic. Idyllic. Sentimental, e. g.

Modern German.Popular Ballads. Volkslied e. g. Irish, Scotch, etc.Festival, e. g. Saengerbund. Eisteddfod. Competitive.College, Society Songs, and Choruses.Negro Minstrelsy. Plantation Songs.Collected Songs.

.81 Solos; .S.^ Duets: .83, Trios; .84. Quartet- .85, Other Part Songs;.86, Choruses: .87, Collections for Male Voices; .88, Collectionsfor Female Voices; .89. Other Special Collections.

Vocal Hygiene, Culture, Development, and MethodsTonic-Sol-Fa.

Orchestral Music, ^^^g^^^^^^^tic orchestral Music, see 732; Sacred,

Symphony, Three or more movements; c. g. Adagio,

Andant-, Allegro, Allegretto, Scherzo, Finale, etc'Dramatic, Illustrative, Descriptive, Imitative.

e. g, Mendelssohn's Mid-Summer Night's Drt;am.

Romantic. Idyllic.

Program Music.

Overture e. g. Beethoven^s ''Leonores.Concerto. Orchestral with Solo Instrument.Chamber Music.

Suite.

Arrangements. Transcriptions. Pot Pourris.

Piano and Organ.Piano. History.

Manufacture. Tuning. Temperament.Instruction.

Piano Music. General Collections, ^^^ ^iano concerto, see

Sonata. Sonatina. Rondo.

Fantasia. Arabesque. «

Kocturne. Meditation. Songs without Words. Romantic. Descrip-tive.

March and iMarch-form. Polonaise. Polka. Mazourka.Dance-form. National. Classical. Idealized.

Modern Dance Music. Society. Festive.

Etudes. Artistic. For Etudes for Instruction, see 786.3.

Variatiens. Transcriptions.

Arrangements. Four Hands and more. e. g. Orchestral Musicarranged for Piano.

786.5

.6

•7

M

787for two instrumeDCft

.1

.2

.3

.4

•5

.6

7.8

•9

788

.1

.2

.41

.42

•43

.44

•45

.46

•47

•48

•49

.6

•7

.8

Organ. History.

Building.

Instruction.

Organ Music. See 783, Sacred Music.

.81 Sonata. .82 Fugue. .S3 Preludes. .84"xnier]udes. .85 Postludes, J86Offertories. .S-; Voluntaries. Improvisation. .88 Organ and Piano..89 Organ, Piano, and Orchestra.

Cabinet Organ. Melodeon.

Stringed Instruments.Includinjr wnl, each, Histor>-, Manifactnre, rnstnictiOTi, Music, etc Music

IS put with the ene niobt prowjntr.t in the composition.

Bowed.

Violin.

Viola.

Violoncello.

Double Bass. Contra Bass.

Plcctral.

Harp.

Guitar. Lute, Mandolin, etc.

Banjo.

Zither.

Other Stringed Instruments. Harpsichord.

Wind Instruments.Including with each, Histur>-, -Manufacture, Instruction, Music, etc.

Brass.

Trumpet. Slide and Vaive.

Trombone.

Cornet.

Horns arid other Brass Wind Instruments,French Horn.

Saxhorn.

Saxophone,

Euphonium,

Ophicleide.

Key Bugle.

Valve Eugle.

Bass. Tuba and Contrabass Tuba. Serpent.Other.

Wood. Flute Group.

Flute. Waldflute. Piccolo, Fife. Flageolet.

Wood. Reed Group.

Clarinet. Bass Clarinet. Bassethorn.

Oboe. D'amore. Da Caccia. Cor Anglais.Bassoon. Double Bassoon. Bombardon.Other Reed Wind Instruments, Bagpipe.

.1

.2

•3

.4

•5

-6

•7

.8

.9

789 Percussion and Mechanical Instruments.

Percussion.

Drum.

Cymbals.

Triangle.

Tambourine. Castanets. Bones.

Bells. Chimes. Carillon.

Other Percussion Instruments. Xylophone.

Mechanical.

Orchestrion.

Music Box.

Other Mechanical Instruments.

Jr\lllUS6lli6IlLS« For Ethics of amusements, see 17^

Public Entertainment.Concert, Panorama, Circus, Menagerie, Summer Resort, Garden, Rink, Museum, Fair

Festival,

Theater. Pantomime. Opera. ^^^ ^^'° 782, Dramaticr^ music.

In-door Amusements.Private Theatricals, Tableaux, Charades, Dancing.

Games of Skill.Chess, Checkers, Billiards, Cowling, Bagatelle.

Games of Chance.Cards, Dice, Backgammon, Dominoes.

Out-door Sports.Children's Sports, Athletic Sports, Coasting, Skating, CycUng, Quoits, Archery. CroquetLawn Tennis. ^

797 Boating and Ball.Rowing, Yachting, Base-ball, Foot-ball, Cricket, f jio.

798 Horsemanship and Racing.

799 Fishing, Hunting, Target Shooting.

790

791

792

793

794

795

796

LiteratureThe classification of literature is by /rt«j^(7^^ not country, except that North and South American are sep^

rated from other English. Canadian French goes with 840; Australian and Indian English with 820; SouthAmerican Spanish with 860, etc. Numbers assigned to individual authors include only their literary works of thatsection and complete works which cannot be divided. Books on other subjects go with their proper subjects, unlessa " special library " attracts all the authors' works, lives, etc. An author writing in two periods has ail his booktput in the one where most of them belong.

800 Literature. General Works.801 Philosophy. Theories. Literary ^Esthetics.

802 Compends. Outlines.

803 Dictionaries. Cyclopedias.

804 Essays. Lectures. Addresses.

805 Periodicals. Magazines. Reviews.

806 Societies. Transactions. Reports, etc.

807 Study and Teaching of Literature.

808 Rhetoric. Treatises, Collections.Divided .t, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays: .5, Oratory; see also 784.9. Vocal

Culture ; .6, Letters, Epiatolography ; .7, Satire. Humur; .>s, Collections loo generalto go with any one language, e. g. a book of Quotations from many languages.

These heads, and the same under Soy, include only works about Poetry, etc., regardless oflanguage.

809 History of Literature in general inciudinggeneraihis.or«of books and knowledge: e.g. Hallam's Literature of Middle ages.

Divided like 80S. .1, Poetry; .2, I>iania; .3, Fiction, etc.

810 American Literature. Includes Canadian English.

.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4. Essavs on American Literature ; .5, Periodi-cals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; ,S. Collections; .9, History of AmericMLiterature.

811 American Poetry..02, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic: .04, L\Tic, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descripfi«;

.07, Satu-ical and Humorous; .08, Collections; o«;. History of American Poetry.

It

13

"3

«S16

2

31

.33

23

•as

•a9

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Sandys, George

Bradstreet, AnneWigglesworth, Michael

Green, Joseph

Livingston, William

Ferguson, Elizabeth

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Trumbull, John

Dwight, Timothy

Barlow, Joel

Freneau, Phiiip

Alsop, 'Richard

Pierpont, John

Dana, Richard Henry

Sprague, Charles

Minor Poets.

1 577-1644.

1612-1672.

1631-1705.

1 706-1 7S0.

1 723-1 790.

1739-iSoi.

1750-1S31.

1752-1S17.

1755-1S12.

175--1S32.

1761-1S41.

1783-1866.

17S7-1S79.

1791-1875.

«n.3

'33

•34

'35

•36

'37

•38

•39

-4

41

42•43

•44

•45

46•47

48.49

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Halleck, Fitz-Greene

Poe, Edgar Allan

Bryant, William CullenLongfellow, Henry WadsworthRead, Thomas BuchananWhittier, John GreenleafLowell, James RussellWhitman, Walt

I 790-1867.

1 809- 1 849.

1794-1S7S.

iSo;-iS82.

1823-1872.

1807-1892.

1S19-1891,

1S19-1S92.

Later 19th Century, 1861-

Stoddard, Richard HenryHayne, Paul HamiltonStedman, Edmund Clarence

Winter, William

Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner, (Joaquin.)Tavlor, Bavard

1825-

1S31-1SS6.

1833-190S.

1841-

1S25-1S78.

812 American Drama,.1

.11

.12

•13

,2

.31

.22

•23

.24

•25

•3

•3«

•32

•33

•34

•4

.41

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Warren, MercyGodfrey, Thomas

1728-1814,

1736-1763.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Tyler. Royall 1757-1826.Dunlap, William 1766-1839.Hillhouse, James Abraham 1789-1841.Ingersoll, Charles Jared 17S2-1862!

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Ritchie, Anna Cora Mowatt 1818-1870.Mathews, Cornelius 1817-1839!Boker, George Henry • 1823-13(^0.

Later 19th Century, i86i-

813 American Fiction.

.1

.2

•21

•a2

•«3

•34

•ay

•«9

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Brackenridge, Hugh HenryRowson, Susanna

Brown, Charles Brockden

Cooper, James FenimoreWare, William

Neal, John

1748-18161

1762-1824.

i77*-i8io,

1789-1851.

1797-1852.

1793-1S76

8133

•31

•32

•33

•34

•35

.36

•37

•38

•39

.4

.41

•42

•43

-44

•45

46•47

•49

814

21

.22

*3

3

31

3»

33

34

3536

37

4

-41

42

•43

•44

Middle. 19th Century, 1830-1861.

Thompson, Daniel Pierce 1795-186S.

Kennedy, John Pendleton 1795-1870.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel 1804-1864.

Judd, Sylvester 1S13-1853.

Simms, William Gilmore 1806-1870.

Melville, Herman 1819-1091.

Stowe, Harriet Beecher 1S12-1S96.

Later 19th Century, 1861-

Alcott, Louisa May 1832-1SS8.

Eggleston, Edward 1837-1902.

Howells, William Dean 1837-

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey 1836-IQ07.

Harte, Francis Bret ' 1839-1902.

James, Henry 1843-

Hawthorne, Julian 1346-

Burnett, Frances Hodgson 184^

Minor Novelists.

American Essays.

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

Rush, Benjamin 1745-1813.

Webster, Noah 175S-1S43.

Channing, William EUery 1780-1842.

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.

815.1

Ossoli, Margaret Fuller

Giles, Henry

Tuckcrman, Henry Theodore

Holland, Josiah Gilbert

Whipple, Edwin Percy

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Curtis, George William

Later 19th Century. 1861-

Burroughs, John

1S10-1S50.

1S09-1882.

1S13-1871.

1S19-1S81.

1S19-1SS6.

1S03-1SS2.

IS24- I 392

1837-

American Oratory.

Colonial, 1607-1776.

.11

.13

.2 Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.

.31 Hamilton, Alexander 1757-1804.

*a3 Ames, Fisher 175S-1S0S.

•23 Wirt, William 1772-1S34.

.24 Randolph, John i773-i833^

•25 Clay, Henry 1777-1852.

aS Calhoun, John Caldwell i782-i85a

•ay Webster, Daniel J782-1S52.

.28

S<e also 191.>

•39

8153

•31

•33

•34

•35

•36

•4

•4«

•42

•43

8l6

817

Middle 19th Century, 1830-1861.Everett, Edward. ^,^ ^^Choate, Rufus.

1794-1865.

Sumner, Charles.

Phillips, Wendell.

Chapin, Edwin Hubbell,Beecher, Henry Ward.

Later 19th Century, i86i-

1799-1859.

1811-1874.

1811-1884.

iS 14-1880,

1813-1887.

American Letters, subdivided by peHods. ii.e8„

American Satire and Humor..1

.11

.12

•13

•14

.15

.2

.21

.22

•25

.24

.25

.26

'27

3

•31

•32

'33

•34

•35

•36

•37

•39

•4

•4J

•43

-44

•45

.46

•47

Colonial, 1607-1776.

Ward, Nathaniel.

Aisop, George.

Byles, Mather.

Hopkinson, Francis.

Peters, Samuel Andrew.

Post-Revolutionary, 1776-1830.Story, Isaac.

Fessenden, Thomas Green.Paulding, James Kirke.Irving, Washington.Verplanck, Gulian Crommelin.

1570-1653.

1638- ?

1706-1788.

'737-I79I-

I 735-1826.

1774-1S03.

'771-1837.

1779-1860.

1783-1859.

I 786-1870.

Middle 19th Century, 1830-Neal, Joseph Clay.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell.Shelton, Frederick William.Shillaber, L. I>. (Mrs. Partington.)Saxe, John Godfrey.

Cozzens, Frederick Swartout.Browne, C. F., (Artemus Ward.)Haliburron, Thomas Chandler.Minor Satirists and Humorists.

Later 19th Century, 1861-Warner, Charles Dudley.Locke, David Ross, (Nasby.)

Burdette, Robert J.

Clemens, S. L., (Mark Twain.)Carleton, William.

Shaw, Henry W.. (Josh Billings.)

1861.

1807-1847.

1809-189^,

1S14-18S1.

1814-1390.

1816-1887.

1S1S-1869.

1834-1867.

i796-]865.

1829-1900.

1833-1888.

1844-

183 5-1 9 10.

1845-

1818-1885.

818 American Miscellany.

Middl e 19th Century, 1830-1861.•31

.32

Thoreau, Henry David.Mitchell, Donald Grant. (Ik Marvel.)

1817-1862.

1822-1908.

820 English Literature.820.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays on English Literature;

•5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; .9, History.

821 English Poetry.

.1

.11

.12

•'3

.14

•15

.16

.17

.18

.19

.2

.21

.22

.24

.26

•27

.28

.29

•3

•31

•32

-33

•34

•35

•36

'37

'3^

•39

•4

.41

.42

•43

•44

-45

.46

•47

.48

.49

.02« Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptive;

.07t Satirical and Humorous; .08, Collections; .og, History of English Poetry.

Early English, 1066-1400.

1150-1207.

1 187-1237.

1245-1307-

13^3-^352-

^33^-^399-

1316-1395.

1340-1400.

1325-1408..

LayamonOrmin

Robert of Gloucester

Minot, Lawrence

Langland, William

Barbour, JohnChaucer, Geoffrey

Gower, John

Minor Writers.

Pre-Elizabethan, 1400-1558.

Lydgate, John 1369-1461.

Skelton, John 1460-1529.

Dunbar, William 1460-1520,

Douglas, Gavin 1474-1522.

Hawesj Stephen 1483-1509.

Lyndsay, Sir David U9o-i5S5*Wyatt, Sir Thomas IS03-1542.

Surrey, Henry Howard, earl of 1517-1547,

Minor Writers.

Elizabethan, 1558-1625.

Spenser, EdmundSidney, Sir Philip

Daniel, Samuel

Drayton, Michael

Davies, JohnDrummond, William

Fletcher, Giles and Phineas

Herbert, George

Minor Writers.

Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.

Suckling, Sir John 1609-1642.

Crashaw, Richard 1616-1650.

Herrick, Robert 1 591-1674.

Waller, Edmund 1605-1687,

Lovelace, Richard 161S-1658.

Cowley, Abraham 161S-1667.

Milton, John 1608-1674.

Dryden, John 1631-1700.

Minor Writers.

1 553-1 599-

1554-15S6.

1562-1619.

1563-1631.

1 569- 1 626,

1585-1649.

1 58 3- 1 650.

'593-it>33.

821.5 Queen Anne, Early iSth Century, I702-I745.

•5«

•52

•S3

•54

•55

•56

•57

.58

•59

.6

.63

.64

•65

•67

-69

•71

-72

•73

•74

•75

.76

•77

78•79

.8

£2•S3

•85

.86

.87

J8S

.89

See also 827.55.

Prior, Matthew 1 664-1 721.

Parnell, Thomas 1679-1717.

Pope, Alexander 16SS-1744.

Ramsay, Allan 1686-175S.

Young, Edward 1684-1765.

Thomson, James 1700-174S.

Collins, William 1721-1759.Shenstone, William 1714-1763.Minor Writers.

Later i8th Century, Pre-Revoiutionary, 1745-1800.Gray. ThomasAkenside, MarkChatterton, ThomasGoldsmith, Oliver

Cowper, William

Macpherson, JamesBurns, RobertWhite, Henry KirkeMinor Writers.

1716-1771.

1721-1770.

1752-1770.

T72S-1774.

I 731-1800.

173S-1796.

1759-179^^.

17S5-1S06.

See also 823.64 and £24.66.

Early igth Century, Post-Revol utionarj-, 1800-1837.

Wordsworth, William 1770-1850.Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 1772-1S34.Southey, Robert

Scott, Sir Walter

Moore, ThomasByron, Geo. Gordon NoelShelley, Percy Kysshe

Keats, John

Minor Writers.

Victorian Period, 1837-

Tennyson, Alfred

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett

Browning, Robert

Rossetti, Dante Gabriel

Morris, William

Swinburne, Algernon Charles

Minor Writers.

1774-1843-

1771-1832.

1779-1S52.

1788-1824.

1792-1S22.

1795-182 1.

1 800-1892.

1 809-1861.

1812-1889.

1828 .XS82

18^-1896.

1837-1909.

See 3150823.73,

822 English Drama..1 Early English, 1066-1400,

.11 Chester Plays.

.12 Coventry inlays.

.13 Townley Plays.

.2 Pre-Elizabethan, 140G -1558-

.21 Heywood, John 1506-1565.

.22 Udall, Xicholas I5'^5-I564.

•23 Bale, John 1495-1563.

•3 Elizabethan, 1558-1625

.31 Greene, Robert 1561-15Q2.-32 Marlowe, Christopher 1564-159^-'33 Shakespere, WiUiam 1564-1016,.34 Jonson, Ben 1574-1637..35 BeauEiont, Francis aiii.

Fletcher, John 1576-1625..36 Webster, John 15S2-1632..37 Massinger, Philip 15S4-1640..38 Ford, John 1586-1639.•39 Minor Writers.

.4 Post-Elizabethan, 1625 -1702.

.41 Davenant, Sir William 1605-1668.

.4 J Ethcrege, Sir George 1637-1688..43 Crowne, John I 644- I 699.•44 Wyclicrly, William 1640-1715..45 Otway, Thomas 1651-1685..46 Congrcve, William 1 670- 1 729..47 Vanbrugh, Sir John

"

1666-1726..48 Farquhar, George 1678-1707..49 Minor Writers.

.5 Queen Anne, Early isth century, 1702-1745,

.51 Dennis, John 1657-1734..52 Southcrne, Thomas 1660-1746.

.53 Ccntlivre. Mrs. Susannah (Freeman) 1668-1723.

.54 Cibber, Colley 1671-1757..55 Rowe, Nicholas 1674-1718..56 Gay, John 1688-1732,.57 Lillo, George 1693-1739..58

.59 Minor Writers.

.6 Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

.61 Garrick, David 1716-1779.

.62 Foote, Samuel 1721-17^7.

.63 Colinan, George, the elder 1732-1794.

.64 Home, John 1 724-1808.

.65 Cumberland. Richard 1732-1811.

.66 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley 1751-1816. See also 825.64.

.67 Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth - '

"

(Simpson)"

* 1753-1821..68

.69 Minor Writers.

.7 Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.

.71 Baillie, Joanna 1762-1851.

.72 Knowles, James Sheridan 1 784-1862,

.8 Victorian Period, 1837-

823 English Fiction.

•X Early English, 1066-1400.

.2 Pre-Elizabethan, (More's Utopia,) 1400-1558.

.3 Elizabethan, (Lyly's Euphues,) 1558-1625.

.4

41

.42

•43

•44

•5

•52

.6

.61

.62

•63

.64

.65

.66

.67

.68

.69

•7

.71

.72

•73

•74

'7S

.76

.77

.78

•79

.8

^3-84

-«5

M^7

89

Post-Elizabethan, 1625-1702.

Harrington, James 1611-1677.

Bunyan, John 162S-1688.

Mackenzie, George 1636-1691.

Behn, Aphra 1640-1689.

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.

DeFoe, Daniel 1661-1731.

Fielding, Henr}' 1707-1754.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

Riciiardson, Samuel 16S9-1761.

Sterne, Laurence 17 13-1768.

Smolictt, Tobias George 1721-1771.

Goldsmith, Oliver 1728—1774.Mackenzie, Henry 1745-1831.

Arblay, Frances (Burney), madame d* 1752-1840.

See also 821.64 and 824. 66.

Minor Writers.

Early 19th Century, 1800-1837.

Lewis, Matthew Giegory 1775-1818.Edgeworth, Maria 1767-1849.Scott, Sir Walter 1771-1832. See also S2 1.74.

Austen. Jane 1775-1817.Porter, Jane 1776-1850,

Peacock, Thomas Love 1785-1866Gait, John 1779-1839.Marryat, Frederick

1 792-1848.Minor Writers.

Victorian Period, 1837-

Brontc, Charlotte 1S16-1855.

Thackeray, William Makepeace 1811-1863.

Dickens, Charles 1812-1870.

Lytton, Ldw. Geo. BuKver, ist baron 1803-1873.Kingsley, Charles 1819-1875.Eeaconsheld, Benjamin Disraeli, ist earl of 1805-16^2.TroUope, Anthony 181 5-1882.

Eliot, George 1819-1880.

Minor Writers.

824 English Essays.

,3 Elizabethan, (Bacon,) 1558-1625.

4 Post-Elizabethan, (Locke), 1625-1702.

-5

•5^

.52

•53

•54

•55

.56

•57

.58

•59

.6

.61

.63

.64

•65

.66

.67

.68

.69

.7

•71

.72

•74

•75

.76

•77

.78

•79

.8

.81

.82

83

.84

•85

.86

.87

.88

.89

Queen Anne, 1702-1745-

Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3d earl of 1671-171^

Addison, Joseph 1672-1719.

Steele, Sir Richard 1671-1729.

Budgell, Eustace 1686-1737.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

Moore, Edward 1712-1757.

Kames, Henry Home, lord 1696-1782.

Johnson, Samuel 1709-1784.

Hume, David 1711-1776.

Hawkesworth, John I7I5-I773«

Goldsmith, Oliver 1728-1774,

Gibbon, Edward *737~i794-

Minor Writers.

Early igth Century, 1800-1837.

Mackintosh, Sir JamesSmith, Sydney

Jeffrey, Francis, lord

Brougham, Henry, 1st baron

Lamb, Charles

Hazlitt, William

•Hunt, Leigh

1765-1832.

1771-1845.

1773-1850.

177S-1S6S.

1775-1^34-

1778-1830.

17S4-1859.

See also 191 4.

See also 831.64 and 823.64

Minor Writers,

Victorian Period, 1837-.

De Quincey, Thomas l'^'S5-i859.

Carlyle, Thomas 1795-1SS1.

Macaulay, Thomas Babington. ist baron 1800-151^9,

Helps, Sir Arthur 1817-1875Arnold, Matthew 1S22-88Ruskin, John 1819 1900

Minor Writers.

82s

J6t

•63

•64

.65

.66

English Oratory. For Sp^Uers see 808.5.Subdivided by periods like 821.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.Chatham, William Pitt, ist earl of 1708-1778Burke, Edmund ^Fox, Charles JamesSheridan, Richard BrinsleyGrattan, HenryPitt, William

I 729-1 797.

1 749- 1 806.

1751-1816.

1750- 1 S20.

1759-1S06.

See also 822.66,

826 English Letters.Subdivided by periods like 821.

-2 Pre-Elizabethan, (Paston Letters,) 1400-1558.

•51

-52

•5j

.6

.61

.62

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.Montagu, Lady Mary (Pierrepont) Wortley 1600-1762.Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th earl of 1694-1773.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.Orford, Horace Walpole, 4th earl of 1717-1797Montagu, Mrs. Elizabeth (Robinson) 1720-1800!

827 English Satire and Humor..2

.21

•3

•3"

•32

•33

-34

•35

•36

•37

.38

•39

•4^

•42

•43

•44

•45

.46

•47

.48

•49

Pre-EHzabethan, 1400-1558,Barclay, Alexander '475-^552.

Elizabethan, 1558-1625.

Gascoigne, George 1537-1577.Harington, Sir John 1561-1612.Hall, Joseph

1 574-1656.Marston,John '575-1634.Donne, John 1573-1631.

Post-EHzabethan,

Wither, George

Butler, SamuelMarvell, AndrewD'Urfey, ThomasOldham, JohnBrown, ThomasKing, William

Garth, Sir SamuelMinor Writers.

1625-1702.

1 588-1667.

1612-1680

1620-1678.

1625-1723.

1653-1683.

1663-1704.

1 663-1712,

1665-1719.

v1

827.5

•s>

5a

•53

•54

•55

.56

•37

•58

.6

.61

.62

.63

.64

•65

M.68

71

•73

•74

•75

•76

.8

.82

-83

.85

.86

Queen Anne, 1702-1745.

Ward, Edward 1667-1731.

Swift, Jonathan 1667-1745.

Mandeville, Bernard de 1670-1733.

Arbnthnot, John 1675-1735.

Pope, Alexander 16S8-1744, See also 821.53.

Later i8th Century, 1745-1800.

Churchill, Charles I733-I7*^5*

Amory, Thomas 1691-17S8.

Whitehead, Paul 1710-1774.

Junius 1679-1772.

Wolcott, John 1738-1819.

(pseud. Peter Pindar.)

.7 Early 19th Century, 1800-1837,

1757-1826.

1 798-1845.

Gifford, William

Hood, Thomas

Victorian, 1837-

Jerrold, Douglas 1S03-1SS7.

828 English Miscellany.

Anecdotes, Ana, Epi£rams,Quotations, etc., if illustrative gI any special subject (e, g., biography,history, science, art), go with that sitbject. If general they go in 82S; if limited to anyperiod, they take the same divisions .is 821. For Kiddies, see 398.6; Prov«rbs, sc« 398.9,The same rule applies to othei languages in 838, 848, etc.

829 Anglo-Saxon Literature..1 Poetry.

•a Caedmon.

.3 Beowulf.

.4 Cynewulf.

.5 Homilies and Religious.

.6 -ffilfric.

.7 Alfred the Great.

•8 Miscellaneous.

•g Historical and Biographical.

830 German Literature.830.,, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; ^, Essays, Lectures, and Addresses

German Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8 Clections; ,9, History.

on

Col-

831 German Poetry.

•x

.II

•13

•»3

.14

.2

.21

.23

.96

•27

.28

.29

31

3»

33•34

•35

.36

•37

•38

•39

•4

.41

42

•43

.44

•45

.46

•47

51

•52

•S3

•54

•55

.56

•57

.58

•59

—1200. Seealso 839.311 a.

11 70-1 2 20.

I 170-1230.

1 199-1276.

°'\^?.'"^*'n*°^^^o'^a^tjc and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06 Descrio-tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of German Poetry.

'iJescnp-

Before the Crusades, -1150.« Hildebrandslied."

Otfried.

"Ludwigslied."

"Muspilli."

Middle High, 1150-1300.

"Nibelungenlied,"

"Gudrun," and minor folk epics.

Heinrich von Veldeke

Wolfram von Eschenbach.

Gottfried von Strassburg.

Hartmann von AueWalther von der VogelweideUlrich von Lichtenstein

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1300-1517.

Horneck, Ottokar von.

Iladamar von Laber.

Hermann von Sachsenheim -14 cSBUheler, Hans. "Diesieben weisen Meister," 1414-Kaspar von der Rohn. " Das Heldenbuch."" Theuerdank."

"Die Haimonskinder.'*

Mastersingers.

Minor Writers.

Reformation. New High, 1517-1625.Agricola, Martin

1486-1556.Waldis, Burkard

1490-1558.Alberus, Erasmus , ^qo-i cc7.

Sachs, Hans 1494-1576.*Ringwaldt, Bartholomaus 1530-1599.Rollenhagen Georg

1 542-1 609!Andrea, Johann Valentin 1586-16^4.

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

[The SiJesian Schools.]

Opitz von Boberfeld, MartinFlemming, Paul

Logau, Friedrich vonGerhardt, Paul

Hofmannswaldau, Christian Hofmann vonZesen, PhiHpp von

Brookes, Barthold Heinrich

Bodmer, Johann JakobMinor Writers.

1 597-1639.

I 609- I 640.

1604-1655.

I 607- I 676.

1618-1679.

1619-16S9.

I 680-1 747,

1698-1783.

831.6

^I

66

67

6S

.69

•71

.7a

•73

•74

•75

.76

•77

.78

•79

.8

.81

.82

.83

.84

.85

.86

.87

.88

.89

Classic Period, 1750-1830.[For Gbthe and Schiller, see 832.6.]

Gellert, Christian Furchtegott 1715-1769.

Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb 1724-1803.

Biirger, Gottfried August 17/8-1794.

Herder, Johann Gottfried von 1744-1803.

Voss, Johann Heinrich 1751-1826.

Korner, Karl Theodor 1791-1813..

Holderlin, Johann Christian Friedrich 1770-1843.

Platen Hallermiinde, August, graf von 1796-1835.

Minor Writers.

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.

Amdt, Ernst Moritz 1769-1860.

Eichendorff, Joseph, freiherr von 1788-1857.

Uhland, Johann Ludwig 1787-1862.

Riickert, Friedrich 1789-1866,

Heine, Heinrich 1 799-1856.

Niembsch von Strehlenau, Xikolaus 1802-1850.

Auersperg, Anton Alexander, graf von [Anastasius Griin.] 1806-1S81,

Freiligrath, Ferdinand 1810-1876.

Minor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-

Schefer, Leopold

Kinkel, Johann Gottfried

Geibel, Emanuel

Bodenstedt, Friedrich Martin

1 784-1 862.

1815-18S2.

1815-18S4.

1819-1892.

Minor Writers.

832 German Drama.

.5 Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

.51 Gryphius, Andreas 1616-1664.

.52 Lohenstein, Daniel Caspar 1635-1683.

•S3 Weise, Christian 1642-1708.

.(;4 Gottsched, Johann Christoph 1700-1776.

•55 Gottsched, Luise Adelgunde Victorie (Culmus) 1713-1762.

.6 Classic Period, 1750-1830.

.61 Lessing, Gottlob Ephraim 1729-17S1.

.62 Gothe, Johann Wolfgang von 1 749-1832.

,6^ Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich 1759-1805.

.64 Klinger, Friedrich Maximilian 1753-1831.

.65 Iffland, August Wilhelm 1759-1S14,

.66 Kotzebue, August Friedrich Ferdinand von 1761-1819.

.67 Werner, Friedrich Ludwig Zacharias 1768-1823.

.68 Kleist, Heinrich Bernt Wilhelm von 1777-1811.

.69 Minor Writers.

832.7

•71

'7a

•73

•74

•75

•76

•77

•78

•79

.8

.81

.82

•83

.84

.85

.89

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.Grabbe, Christian Dietrich 1801-1836.Griepenkerl, Wolfgang Robert 1810-18^6.Grillparzer, Franz

1791-1872.Birch-Pfeiffer, Charlotte 1800-1868.Munch-Bellinghausen, Eligius Franz Joseph. [Friedrich Halm.]Laube, Ileinrich

Hebbel, Friedrich

Gutzkow, Karl FerdinandMinor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-Benedix, Julius RoderichMosenthal, Salomon HermannBrachvogel, Albert EmilGottschall, Karl RudolphLindau, Paul

Minor Writers.

i8o6-iS6d1806-84

1815-1863.

1811-1878.

834

835

836

837

1811-1873.

1821-1877.

1824-1878.

1823-

1S39-

^33 German Fiction.

•51

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.67

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75

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.84

•8sM89

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

Buchholtz, Andrew Heinrich

Grimmelshausen, Hans Jakob ChristoffelAnselm, Heinrich" Robinsonaden."" Der Xeue Amadis."

Classic Period, 1750-1830.

Wieland, Christoph MartinRichter, Jean Paul Friedrich

Hardenberg, Friedrich von [Novalis]Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor WilhelmLa Motte Fouque, Friedrich H; C

j

Arnim, Ludwig Achim vonHauff, WilhelmChamisso, AdelbertvonMinor Writers.

Post-Classic Period, 1830-1856.

Zschokke, Johann Heinrich DanielBrentano, ClemensTieck, LudwigPost], Karl [Charies Sealsfield]

Haring, Wilhelm [Wilibald Alexis]

Hahn-Hahn, Ida, grafin vonGerstacker, Friedrich

Hacklander, Friedrich WilhelmMinor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1856-

Auerbach, Berthold

Freytag, Gustav

Scheffel, Joseph Viktor vonSpielhagen, Friedrich

Heyse, Paul Johanu LudwigEbers, Georg

Minor Writers.

1607- 1671.

von 162 5-1676.

1653-1697.

1733-1813.

1 763-1825.

1772-1801.

1776-1822.

1777-1843.

1781-1831.

1802-1827.

1 78 1 -1 838.

1771-1S48.

1778-1842.

1773-1853.

1793-1S64.

1 798-1 87 1.

1S05-18S0.

1816-1872.

1S16-1877.

1815-1882.

1816-1895.

1826-1S96.

1829-

1830..

1837-1898.

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22

3

3'

32

4

m42

5

5a

53

54

6

61

62

German Essays, subdivided by periods lite 831.

German Oratory. „ „

German Letters. „ „

German Satire and Humor.

Middle High. Minnesingers, 1 150-1300.

[Strieker, Der.] " Der Pfaffe Amis " und " Beispiele."

*' Salomon und Morolf.'*

Period of Decline, 1300-1517.

" Reineke Vos." See also S39.371.

Brant, Sebastian i458-i52r-

Reformation. Ne^v High, 1517-1625.

Murner, Thomas "Tyll Eulenspiegel.** 1475-1537.

Fischart, Johann 1 550-1589.

Period of Imitation, 1625-1750.

Moscherosch, Johann M'chael 1601-1669.

Rachei , Joachim 1 6 1 S- 1 669.

Wernicke, Christian 1660-1720.

Liscow, Christian Ludwig 1701-1760.

Classic Period, 1750-1830.

Rabener, Gottlieb Wilhelm 1714-1771.

Blumauer, Aloys 1755-1798.

note.838 German Miscellany, stes^?,

839 Minor Teutonic Literatures.Subdivided by form, Poetry, Drama, etc., like 830.

•I Low German.

.a Frisian. Old Saxon,

^ Dutch Literature. Flemish.

.JI Dutch Poetry.

.3n Middle Ages. 1200-1450.

[.I, Jacob van Maerlaiit 1235-1S91; (.2, Heinrije van Veldeke 1200, see 831.23;).3, Jan I. van Brabant 1250-1294; .4, Melis Stoke 1310; .5, Dire Potter 1428.]

.31a Chambers of Rhetoric. 1450-1600.

[.I, Antonius de Rovere 14S2 ; .2* Anna Hijns 1500; .3, Matthijs de Castelein 1488-1548; .4, Cornelis Everaert 1550; .5, Jan Haptist Houwaert 1533-1599; .6, DirkVolkerszoon Coornhert 1522-1590: 7, Pliilipp Marnix 1538-1598; .8, Cornelisvan Ghistele :6oo; .9, Minor Writers.]

419 Period of the Republic. 1600-1706.

[.I.Jacob Cats, 1577-1660; ,2,Joost van der Vondel 1587-1679; .3, Marie Tessel-schade Visscher 1594-164^^^; .4, Constantija Huygens 1596-1687; ,5, ReycrAnslo 1626-1669; -^i Geraert Brandt 1626-16S5; .7, Jan Antoniszoon van derCues (Ai.tonides) 1647-1684; .9, Minor Writers.]

4^ Poetical Societies. 1700-1800.

I.i, Lucas Rotgans 1654-1710; ,2, Hubert Corneliszoon Poot 1689-1733; .3, ArnoldHoogvliet 1687-1763; .4, Sybrand Feitama 1694-175S; .5, Willem van Haren1710-1768; .6, Jacob Bellamy 1757-17S6; .7, Hieronymus van Alphen 1746-1S03;.9, Minor Writers.)

.3JQ Modern Period. • 1800-

[,1, Willem riilderdijk 1756-1831; .2, Jan Frederik Helmers 1767-1813; .3, CornellsLoots 1765-1834: .4, HendrikTollens 1780-1856; .5, Isaac da Cos*^ :798-i86o;.if Jan Jacob Lodewijk ten Kate 1819-; .9. Minor Writers.]

^39-32

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•334

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•344

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.374

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.384

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.5

.6

•7

•71.711

.712

.713

.714

.715

.716

Dutch dramaPeriod of the Republic

•A.^^'^^^sln^il*?"'?'**" ?'"^"^ x585-i6r8: .2 Corneliszoon HoS't'?s8r-I04/. .3 bamuel Losta isSo-mso; .4 Tan Vos ih^n-rh^-- r r' 11 1

Og>er .6,9-.689; .0 Joachim Oudlan lo.S-.bgf; .9 Minor writei^Gu.llelmus

Poetical societies

Modern period

Dutch fiction

Poetical societies

Uodern period

.8..-.883; .6 An'n-a Ll,LT'G^eTtr^idTB'osb'o°o„,l¥o'ussl5r.'^^^^^^Dutch essays

Poetical societiesJustus Van Effen 1684-1735 1700-1800

Modern Period

.4 -\icolaas Beets 18.4-1903; .5 Coenraad Buslcen Hueri8^2oii886 ^^'Dutch satire and humor

Middle agesReinaert (van den vos Reinaerde) see 837.31

Poetical societiesArend Simonszoon Fokke 1755-1812

1200-1450

1700-1800

Dutch miscellanyThe subdivisions of 8 show the leadinj? writers in nth.=^r \^r^^r>u^. ^e ^ 1 ^

iiddl" ages'""'''"^' '" "'"'' -ith^he^i^'s'bTect^' Th^Xgy^^Hlt^^^^^^^

Jan van Boendale (Jan de Clerc) Chronicles, 1280-13651200-1450

Poetical societiesSim.n StijI. Htstory. 1731-1804; Jan Wagenaar. Htstory, 1709-17?^^''°

Piatt Deutsch

Scandinavian

Old Norse Icelandic Faroese ^'

Swedish literature

Swedish poetryMiddle ages

:: SrcF^of^'J'ir)'''''= - Bishop Tomas ,443: .3 Ericu'/olaPMSO;

Reformation.1 Oiau. Petri 1496-1552; .2 Laurentius Petri X4U9-1S7,

'520-1640.

Age of Stjernhjelm ^^^ ^"

Age of'Dalfn^' ^'""'' ™" ^"--''^ °'»«-

'43^% MiLr'^iiteL^^ ^"^^

Age of Gustavus

.5 TomasThorild 1750-1808' 6 Ann^ M.r^! iO^^n^tjerna 1750-1818:

Modern period.1 Per Henrik Ling 1776-1839: .2 Johan Olof Wallin 1770-18.'^°°: p

83972.733

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72s

.736

83973734

.736

83974.746

83977.776

839.78

7«i

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783

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.81

.81X

.813

.813

A4

Swedish Drama.Reformation. 1520-1640.

[.I, Johan Messenius 1579-1637; .3, Magnus Olai Asterophenis -1647; 'St Andrea.*Johannis Prytz 1590-1655.]

Age of Stjernhjelm. 1640-1740.

[Isak Bork -1701.]

Age of Gustavus. 1780-1800.

[.I, Karl Israel Hallman 1732-1800; .2, Gustaf III. (King) 1746-1792; .3, Olof Kexfl1748-1796; .4, Karl Envallsson 1756-1806.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Johan Bcirjesson 1790-1866; .2, Bernhard von Beskow 1796-1868; .3, AugustTeodor Blanche 1811-1868 ; .4, Johan Kristofer Jolin 1818-18S4; .5, FranaHedberg 1828-j .6, Per Johan Kdvard Backstrom 184:-.]

Swedish Fiction.

Age of Dalin. 1740-1780.

[.1, Jakob Henrik Mork 1714-1763; .2, Jakob Valleoberg 1746-1778.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Sofia Margareta von Knorring 1797-1848; .2, Magnus Jakob Crusenstolpe1795-1865; .3, Fredrika Bremer 1801-1865; .4, Karl Anton Wetterberg(Onkel Adam) 1804-; .k, Emilie Flygare Carlen 1807-1892: .6, ZakrisTopelius 181&-1898; .7, Viktor Rydberg 1829-1895; .9, Minor Writers-j

Swedish Essays._

.,-

Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Benjamin Karl Henrik Hoijer 1767-1812; .2, Lorenzo Hammarskold 1785-1827;.3, Bernhard Elis Malmstrbm 1816-1865; .4, Karl Julius Lenstrom 1811-; .5,Gustaf Hikan Jordan Ljunggren 1825-; .6, Karl Rupert Nyblom 1832-.]

Satire and Humor.Modern Period. 1800-

[.I, Johan Anders Wadman 1777-1S37; .2, Erik Sjobe.';: 'Vivaiis) 1794-1828; .3, Kns-tian Erik Fahlcrantz 1790-1866: .4, Vilhehn August Detlof von Braun 1813-1860; .5, Gunnar Wennerberg 1817-.J

Swedish Miscellany.

The subdivisions of 8 show the leading writers in other branches of knowledge. Inclassification books are placed with their subjects, Theology, History, etc.

Middle Ages. 1200-1520.

[Canon Mattias, BiSie Transiatwrtf -1350; Peder M^nsson, Encyclopedia^ -[534JReformation. 1520-1640.

[-1, Peder Andersson Svart, History^ -1562; .2, Erik Goransson Tegel, History^ 1580-1636; .3, ^gidius Cax^j History, 1580-1639; .4, Gusuvus Adolphus (King), //u-i<'fy» »594-i632.J

Age of Stjernhjelm. 1640-1740.

[.1, Olof Rudbeck, Medicine^ 1630-1702; .2, Urban Hjame 1641-1724; .3, JohaoPcringskjbld, ///i/^jry, 1654-1720; .4, Anders Rydelius, Philosophy^ 1671-1738;.5, Anders Celsius, ^i/r^MiJwy, 1701-1744; .6, Emanuel Svedenborg, Theology^1688-1772.] *

Age of Dalin. 1740-1780,

[.1, Katl Gustaf Tessin, History^ 1695-1770; .2, Karl von Linne, Botany^ 1707-1778;.3, Johan Ihre, Pkiioio^y, 1707-1780; .4, Sven Lagerbring, History^ 1707-1787;.5, Anders Johan von Hopken, /(^/j/^ttj', 1712-17^9; .6, Olof Cels.-is, History,1716-1794 ; .7, Anders af Botin, History, 1724-1790; .8, Torbem Olof Bergman,Cnemistry, 1735-1784; Karl Vilhelm Scheele, Chtmistryt 1742-1786.]

Modern Period. 1800-

[.1, Erik Gustaf Geijer. History, 17S3-1S47; .2, Anders Magnus Strinnholm, History^1786-1862; .3, Anders Kryxell, History^ 1795-1881; .4, Frederik FerdinandCarlson, History, 1811- 1887.]

Danish and Norwegian Literature.

Danish and Norwegian Poetry.

Middle Ages. 1100-1000.

(.1, Anders Sunesen; .2, Ballads (Kjjempeviser).]

Reformation. 1500-1660.

[Hans Tavsen 1494-1561.]

Learned Period. 3060-1700.

[.1, Anders Arrebo 15S7-1637; .2, Anders Bording 1619-1677; .3, Peder Syv 1631-1702;.4, Thomas Kingo 1634-1703; .5, Peder Dass 1647-1708; .6, Dorthe Engel-brektsdatter 1635-1716 ; .7, Sbren Ter Kelsen 1661 ; .8, Jacob Vorm 1642-1693.J

' Age of Holberg. lTOO-1760.

(•I. Jorgen Sorterup 1662-1723; .2, Toger Reenberg 1656-1742; ,3, Kristian Falster1690-1752; .4, Hans Adolph Brorson 1694-1764; .5, Ambrosius Stub 1705-1758;.6, Kristian Freoenk Wadskj^er 1712-1779.]

839«i5

.816

839.82

823

-824

JS26

839-83

^36

839.84

S39.87

.875

839.88

^3

•484

.9 Gothic.

Period of Enlightenment.

Pram .756-.82, ; 6, Jenf Ba^elT, fi T^"'"""'^'''''.-',-'^"''" Henriksen

.S30; . jMa..e ko.'Jd"B^™^.T.;-".///,rtiii-,!<j;:jf„Ly^Rahbek .6,0-

Modern Period.

^"''^r,''8T.^6"'°*'^n^!*'T*'l?^'r l77Q-8po; .=. Bernhard Severin ^^'emannCa^^tfn'Hk^.h ^^1^^^'^ Severfn Grundtvi^ i783-i87:>; -4, jSiannesRrtHtnho,- o^^'^^t; .5, Henrik Wergeland 1808-1845; 6, Ludvig

Danish and Norwegian Drama.Learned Period.

^'"'

^'Tp^er ^T^.T^^''?^ i^^"^'^''^ .2. Hans Kristen.en Sthen^^4-!^3 •

Age of Holberg.

t.i,Ludvig Holberg 1684-1754.]3700-1750.

Period of Enlightenment. ,,„ ,„„r . r-u T . -r-. . ^ 1 1 50-1800.^•*'^^"i°"%^"^?t»^"BiehI 1731-178S; .2,Johan Nordal Bruun 174.-1816- , OleJohanSamsoe 1759-1796; .4, Enevold Falsen 1755-1808- c Thomas Thaann

1327, .8, i'eter Andreas Heiberg 1758-1841 ; .9, Minor Writers.]Modern Period.

Danish and Norwegian Fiction.Modern Period.

1800—[.1, Thomasine Christine Gyllembourg-Ehrensvard 1773-1856- 2 SteenSteensen Bhcher 1782-1848; .3, Christian Winther i796-x8;6 4 Hans

^^^^'w^V*"Andersen i8o5-.87=; .5, Meyer Aaron GoldJchmiS: 18 9 iX^

.6, HolgerDrachmann; .7, BjOrnstjerne BjOrnson 1832-1910 J

'

Danish and Norwegian Essays.Period of EnUghtenmcnt. •

„^_^^^LKasmus rsyerup 1759-1S29.]

Modern Period.^^^^

[.I, N^ls Mathias Petersen 1781-1S62; .2, Sbren Aaby Kierkegaard i8u-,8..- ,Rudoiph Keyser 1S03-1864; .4. Peter Andreas ^Munch rSio-,86^ ^lohan_

Sebastian Cammermeyer Wclhaven 1S07-1873; .6, Georg B^ndes xsiz- J

^

Danish and Norwegian Satire and Humor.

""f°t °/^°"^»^^="'"«"^-

1750-1800.

^;' "^tris^lfr^^B^u^u^t^^^^^^^^''* ^^'^' ^^^^^ ^^^^^ '"^-784; .3. Tho.as

Danish and Norwegian Miscellany.

'^^^'cSfit.?fnnV'^ f"""^ '^" ^"S^'"?^ T".'"" '" °^I^" branches of knowledge. Inclassification books are placed w.tli their subjects, Theologj-, History etc

Middle Ages. ..„.r c /T ^^ 1100-1500.l.i, baxo (Longus) Grammaticus, /fistory, -1208 ; .2, Svend Aagesen, ///story ]Reformation. ,^;1^r 1^ . . ^ .

1500-1560.[.I, Knstiern Pedersen, " T/te Father 0/ Danish Literature:' i48o-i«4- , PovpI

fed.'rP!i:7pT:.-''?°-='^'^"''^ Mikkelsen. ^/^//rr.t./Jii;:;53,7:,'*

PederPlade(Palladms) 1503-1560; .5, Henrik Smith, /Medicine, -1=6, 1

*'

Learned Period. ^1^ ,,„„ru- * TT ^ I06O-I700.[History: Hans Svaning ,^08-1584; Anders Siirensen Vedel 1^42-16.6- Peder

Oe Wnn.'''y'/= '^^'^ ^^''^"'^ '549-1609; Klaus Ly.ka'nder 58-16,3 •

ri-u V'*^Wo"" J 5^8-1654; Peder Resen 1625-1688.] ^^ ^*

^^""'^^.^r^l^.tH^^T""''''"'^' Holger Rosenkranz 1574-164.; Jespcr

[Science: TvKe Brahe. Astranomy, .546-160.; Kaspar Bartholin, .V^.//./„^.,8._.629; rhoma. Barthohn, Anatomy, r6.6-.6So; Ole Borch/^/.^/?/ ,7 I26I169^.; N.eis Stensen, Anatomy, 1638-1686; Ole Romer, Astronomy [TA^T^^

Age of Holberg. .^^^.^ ^

'' ^'^ Kr^H^T J-"^ P^*?^' i^-'764; .2, Jacob Langebek. ///./^r;,. .7.0-1775 •

.3. rrederik Kristian tilschov, .i72<;-i7Co- a (";*^rhirA .^^ir--'^ *

/r«/^r>., 1722-1780; .5,PederFredenkSuhi^L7r5'?i72S-^;93^^^^^^cX^oum^,

840 French Literature.840.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays, Lectures, and Addresses on

French Literature; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies; .7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collec-

tions; .9, History.

841 French Poetry.

II

12

13

16

17

18

.19

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

25.26

.27

.28

.29

•3

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

•4

.41

•42

•43

•44

•45

46-47

48

49

-1 191.

-122S.

1201-1253.

1230-

.02, Dramatic; .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descrip.

tive; .07, Satirical and Humorous ; .09, History of French Poetrj-,

Early French, 842-1400.

" Chanson de Roland." " Chanson de Geste."

Wace, Robert. •

Marie de France.

Chrestien de Troves

Quesnes de Bethune

Thibaut 4th, comte de ChampagniRutebeuf" Roman de la Rose."

Guillaume de Loris, 1195-1260. Jear de Meung, i23o-i32a>

Minor Poets.

Transition Period, 1400-1500.

Chartier, Alain 13S6-1458.

Orleans, Charles due d' 1391-1465.

Coquillart, Guillaume 1421-1510,

Baude, Henri I430-1495.

Villon, Fran9ois 1431-14S5.

Minor Poets.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Daurat, Jean 1510-1588.

Du Bellay, Joachim 1 524-1 560.

Belleau, Rcmy ' 5-^1577-Ronsard, Pierre de 1 524-1 585.

Thiard, Pontus de 1521-1605.

Bait", Jean Antoine de 1532-1589.

Saluste du Bartas, Guillaume de 1 544-1 590.

Desportes, Philippe 1546-1606.

Minor Poets.

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Malherbe, Fran9ois de

Maynard, Fran9ois

Racan, Honorat de Bueil, marquis de

Chapelain, Jean

La Fontaine, Jean de

Deshoulieres, Antoinette (du Ligier de la Garde), MadameChaulieu, Guillaume Amfrye de

Minor Poets.

I 555-1628.

I 582- I 646.

15S9-1670.

1 595-1674-

1621-1695.

1637-1694.

1639-1720.

841-5

•5'

•52

•53

•54

•55

•56

'S7

•58

59

.6

.61

.62

.64

•65

.66

.67

.68

.69

•7J

•72

-73

•74

•75

,76

•77

.78

•79

^

•«3

-«4

•85

M£7J8S

Jig

18th Century, 1715-1789.Rousseau, Jean Baptist©

Racine, Louis

Pompignan, Jean Jacques de Franc, marquis deDehlle, Jacques

Roucher, Jean AntoineChenier, Andre Marie deParny, Evariste Desire Desforges, vicomte de

Minor Poets.

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

1670-1741.

1692-1763.

1709-1784.

I 738-1813.

1745-1794.

1762-1794.

1 753-1814.

Lebrun, Ponce Denis £couchardFontanes, Louis, marquis deParseval Grandmaison, Fran9ois AugusteLuce de Lancival, Jean Charles JulienDesaugiers, Marc Antoine MadeleineCampenon, Francois Nicolas VincentMillevoye, Charles Hubert

1729-1S07.

1757-1821.

'759-1S34.

1764-1S10.

'772-1843.

1782-1816.

Minor Poets.

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.Beranger, Pierre Jean deDelavigne, Jean Fran9ois CasimirBeschamps, £mileLamartine, Alphonse Marie Louis de Prat deReboul, Jean

Vigny, Alfred Victor, comte deMusset, Louis Charles Alfred deHugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802Mmor Poets.

Later 19th Century, 1848-Laprade, Pierre Marin Victor Richard deDupont, Pierre

Banville, Theodore Faullain deSully-Prudhomme, Rene Frantois ArmandCoppee, Francis £douard JoachimDeroulede, Paul

1780-1857.

1793-1843, See 842.72.

1791-1871.

I 792-1869.

1796-1864,

1 799-1863. See 842.75.

1810-1857. See 842. 76.

:-l885. See 842 78 ami S43.78

1S12-1883.

1821-1870.

1820-1891.

1839-1907.

1842-1908.

1846-Scc 843.88.

842.1

.II

.12

•13

.14

.16

•17

.18

.19

Minor Poets.

French Drama.Early French, 842-1400,

Mysteries and Miracles.

Adam de la Halle

Bodel, Jean.

1240-1286.

Minor Dramatists.

842.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

•25

.26

•27

.28

.29

•31

-32

•33

-34

'35

•36

3738

•39

.4

.41

.42

-43

-44

45.46

•47

.48

.49

*5

•S>

•52

'53

•54

•55

.56

•57

.S8

•59

.6

•6sM•67

M

Transition Period, 1400-1500.

Gresban, Arnonl.

Michel, Jean -1493.Gringoire, Piene 1480-1544,

Minor Dramatists.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Le Coq, Thomas,Bai'f, Lazare de.

La Peruse, Jean Bastier deJodelle, Etienne

Grevin, Jacques

La Taille, Jean deGamier, Robert

Larivey, Pierre de

Minor Dramatists.

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Corneille, Pierre 1606-16S4.Molidre, Jean Baptiste Poquelin, <rrt//^^/ 1622-1673.

^ 530-1 555^

' 532-1 57>1 538-1 570.

I 540- I 608.

1545-1601.

1550-1612.

Corneille, ThomasPoursault, EdmeRacine, JeanPrueys, David Augustin deDufresny, Charles Riviere

Baron, Michel Boyron, caUedMinor Dramatists.

i8th Century, 1715-1789.

La Motte, Antoine Houdart deCrebillon, Prosper Jolyot deDestouches, Philippe Nericault

Marivaux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain dePiron, Alexis

Voltaire, Francois Marie Arouet deSedaine, Michel JeanBeaumarchais, Pierre Augustin Caron deMinor Dramatists.

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

Ducis, Jean Francois

Collin-Harleville, Jean Francois

La Harpe, Jean Fran9ois de

Fabre d'figlantine, Philippe Fran9ois NazaireAndrieux, Fran9ois Guillaume Jean Stanislas

Chenier, Marie JosephPicard, Louis Benoit

Lemercier, Louis Jean XepomucineMinor Dramatists.

1625-1 709.

1 638-1 701.

1 639- 1 699.

1640-1723.

1648-1724.

1653-1729.

1672-1731.

1 674-1 762.

16S0-1754.

16S8-1763.

1689-1773.

1694-1 77S.

1719-1797.

1732-1799-

See 843.5*.

See ?43-54-

i733->Si6.

1735-1806.

i739-»-'i03.

i755-'794-

>759-i^33-

1 764-1 Si I.

1769-1S28.

1771-1840.

See S44.61.

842.7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.

.71

•7a

•73

.74

•75

.76

•77

•79

.8

^283.84

.85

.86

^7.88

.89

.2

.21

.22

•23

.24

•25

.26

•27

.28

.29

•3

*33

•34

•35

•3^

•37

•#-39

•4

•41

•43

•44

•45

^6-47

48

^9

Soumet, Alexandre1788-1845.

Delavigne, Jean Francois Casimir 179-^-184^Scribe, Augustin Kugene 1791-186^Ancelot, Jacques Arsene Fran9ois Polycarpe 1794-1864.'^ igny, Alfred Victor, comte deMusset, Louis Charles Alfred deDumas, Alexandre, the elderHugo, Victor Marie, comteMinor Dramatists.

Later 19th Century, 1848-Labiche, Eugene MarinPonsard, Fran9ois

Augier, Guillaume Victor EmileDumas, Alexandre, fils

l^ornier, Henri deiSardou, Victorien

Pailieron, EdouardCoppee. Francis £douard JoachimMinor Dramatists.

French Fiction.

Transition Period, 1400-1500.

1363-1431.

See 841.72.

I799-1863. See 841.76.

1810-1857. See S41.77.

1S06-1S70. See 843.76.

1S02-1885. See 841.78 and 843.7a

1815-88

1824- 1 867.

1822-89

1824- 1895,

1825-1901.

1831-IQ08.

1834-1899.

1842-190S. See 841.85.

Christine de Pisan

Jean de Tuim.

La Sale, Antoine deChastelain, Georges

1398-1462.

^03-1475-

Minor Writers.

Renaissance, 1500-1600.Margu-r te de NavarreDesperriers, BonaventureHerberay, Xicolas d'

Du Fail, Xoel

Bouchet, Guillaume

Beroalde de Verville, Francois

1492-1549-

1500-1544.

-1585.

I 526-1606.

1558-1612,

Minor Writers.

Classical Period, 1600-1715.Urfe, Honore d'

GombervilJe, Mann Le Roy deLa Calprenede, Gauthier de Costes deScudery, Georges deScudery, Madeleine deCyrano de Bergerac, SavinienPerrault, Charles

Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse deMmor Writers.

I568-1625.

1600-1 647.1602-1 663.

1601-1667.

1607-1701.

1620- 1 655.

1628-1 703.

1634-1693.

843.S i8th Century, 1715-1789.

•51 Le Sage, Alain Rene 166S-1747.

•52 Marivftux, Pierre Carlet de Chamblain dt; I 688- I 763. See 842.54.

•53 Prevost d^Plxiles, Antoine Fran9ois 1697-1763.

•54 Voltaire, Franqois Marie Arouet de 1694-1778. See 842.56.

•55 Crebillon, Claude Prosper Jolyot de, fils 1707-1777.

.56 Rousseau, Jean Jacques 1712-1778.

•57 Restif de la Bretonne, Xicolas Edme 1734-1806.

.58 Florian, Jean Pierre Claris de 1755-1794-

•59 Minor Writers.

.6 Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.

.61 St. Pierre, Jacques Henri Bernardin de 1737-1814.

.62 Stael Holstein, Anne Louise Germaine (Necker)I

baronne de I 766-18 17.

.63 Constant de Rebecque, Henri Benjamin 1767-1830.

.64 Maistre, Xavier de 1763-1S52.

.65

M.67

.68

.69

Chateaubriand, Fran9ois Auguste Rene, I'icomte de 1768-1848.

Minor Writers.

•7 Constitutional Monarchy, 1815- 1848.

.71 Beyle, Marie Henri [de Stendhal] 1783-1842.

.72 Nodier, Charles1 790- 1 844.

•73 Balzac, Honors de 1 799-1850.

•74 Sue, Marie Joseph, caihd Eugene I 804- I S 57.

•75 Souvestre, £mile 1S06-1854.

.76 Dumas, Alexandre, the elder 1806-1S70. See 842.77.

.77 Gautier, Theophile lSn-1872.

.78 Hugo, Victor Marie, comte 1802-1885. See 841.78 and S42.78.

•79 Minor Writers.

.8 Later 19th Century, 1848-

.81 Merimee, Prosper 1803-187Q

.82 Dudevant, Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin [George i3and] 1S04-1S76

.83 Feuillet, Octave 1S22-1890

.84 Flaubert, Gustave 1821-1S81.

.85T^ , ^1 . ( Erckmann, ErnileErckmann-Chatrian < ^-,,

( Chatnan, Alexandi

1822-^

"e 1 826-1890M About, Edmond Fran9ois Valentin 182S-1885

.87 Cherbuliez, Victor 1832-

.88 Daudet, Alphonse 1840-1897.

.89 Minor Writers,

844 French Essays.

.3 Renaissance, 1500-1600.

.31 Montaigne, Michel Eyquem de

•4 Classical Period, 1600-1715.

.41 Du Vair, Guillaume

.42 Saint-Evremond, Charles de Mar'^uetel de Saint-denis de

» 533-1 592.

1556-1621,

1613-1703.

844.5

•51

•52

'53

.6

.6i

.62

63.64

•7

•71

•72

•73

•74

•75

.76

•77

.8

^383

846

847.1

.11

.12

•^3

•3

•3«

•3*

•53

•i34

•35

•4

.41

.42

•43

.44

•45

.46

•47

•5

•51

•52

•7

•71

•72

i8th Century, 1715-1789.

FonteneJie, Bernard le Bovier deMontesquieu, Charles le Secondat, baron deAlembert, Jean le Rond d'

Revolution and Empire, 1789-1815.La Harpe, Jean Francois deJoubert, Joseph

Courier de Mere, Paul LouisSenancour, £tienne Pivert de

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.La Mennais, Ungues Felicite Robert deVillemain, Abel Fran9ois

Planche, Jean Baptiste GustaveSainte Beuve, Charles AugustinSaint-Marc Girardin

Janin, Jules Gabriel

Nisard, Jean Marie Napoleon Desire

Later 19th Century, 1848-Quinet, EdgarRenan, Ernest

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe

r rench Oratory, subdivided by periods, like 841.

r rench Letters, subdivided by periods, nue 841.

French Satire and Humor.Early French, 842-1400.

1657-1757.

1689-1755.

1717-1783.

1 739-1803. See 842.63.

1754-1824-

1772-1825.

1770-1846,

1 782-1854.

I 790- I 870.

1808-1S57,

1S04-1869.

1801-1873.

I804- I874.

1806-1888.

1803-1875.

1823-1892.

1828-1803.

848

Guyot de Provins.

"Roman du Renard."

Deschamps, Kustache 1320-1400

Renaissance, 1500-1600.

Marot, Clement

Rabelais, Franqois"La Satyre Menippec '

Aubigne, Theodore Agrippa d*

Regnier, Mathurin

Classical Period, 1600-1715.

Viau, Theophile de

Sainc Amant, Marc Antoine GerardScarron, Paul

Benserade, Isaac de

Furetiere, Antoine

Boileau Despr6aux, NicolasRegnard, Jean Francois

i8th Century, 1715-1789.

Cresset, Jean Baptiste Louis

Gilbert, Nicolas Joseph Laurent

Constitutional Monarchy, 1815-1848.Barthelemy, August Marseille i79(>-i367.

Barbier, Henri Auguste 1805-1882.

French Miscellany.

'See 837.31 and 839.371.

M95-I544-

M95-'553-

1594.

1550-1630.

1573- H3r3.

I 59c- I 626.

1 594-1661.

i6io-i66c.

1612-1691.

1620-1688.

1636-1711.

1 655-1 709.

1709-1777.

1751-1780.

Subdivided by periods, like 841,

849 Provencal literature

.1

.11

.III

.112

.119

as

.131

.122

•123

.134

•125

.126

.127

.I2S

.129

•131

132

139

14

.141

.142

143,144

145

,146

,149

Provenpal poetry

ist period 900—1100Poetry in hands of clergy. No folk poetry preservd. Form mainly epic.Language not yet fixt. Country under rule of counts, nominally subject to

' emperor, really independent till i486, then reunited to France

Epic poetry

Boethius

Lyric poetry

Minor poetry Didactic

Golden age 1 100-1300Poets mainly knights, but after 1250 almost exclusivly burghers. Lyric mostimportant

Romances of chivalry

Girart de Rossilho

Historical poetry

Croisade contre les Albigeois

Romans d'aventures

FlamencaLyric poetry

Bemart de Ventadom flourisht aboutBom, Bertran de

Amaut, Daniel " "

Bomeill, Guiraut de " "

Minor poetryNearly 500 poets named beside anonymous poems. Form prevails overcontent; great variety of poetic forms. These lyric poets are the realTroubadours

Aftermath „ 1300-1500Downfall of language and literature owing to lack of content and to politicaland social causes, specially the crusade against the Albigenses

Poets of school of ToulouseArnaut Vidal, first recipient of the Golden Violet, 1324. Poetry artificial, acraft. Las Leys d'Amors is the code of poetic laws, by Guillem Molinier,chancellor of "Consistory de la gaya sciensa " establisht at Toulouse 1324.First prize a golden violet. When in danger of perishing, consistory revivedin 1484 and poetic exercises styled " Jeux fioraux"

La Noble LeyczonReligious poetry of Waldenses

Minor poetry

Decadence i 500-Provencal sinks to position of a dialect despite fitful attempts to revive it, themost recent, that connected with publication of Li Provencal© 1852

II40-II95

I180-I 195I180-1200

II75-1220

Goudouli, Pierre de

Despourrins, Cyprien

Jasmin, Jacques

Roumanille, JosephAubanel, Jos. Marie J. Baptiste TheodoreMistral, Frederic

Minor poetry •

1579-1649

1698-1755

1798-1864

1818-1891

1829-1886

1830-

849-9 Catalan Literature.

.91 Catalan poetry.

-Qll ist Period 1200-1350.

Catalonia before 1137 ruled by French Counts, then united to AraRon. LaneuaceIS closely allied to Provencal, in which tirst poets wrote. MSS. scattered '

few as yet printed; Literature begins with James 1st (i2i3--76) who made

Catalan the state langjuage.

For Ramon Muntaner see 849.981.^..1, Raimon Lull 1225- 1315; .2, Febler 1250: .9. Minor poets.

.912 Second Period. 1350-1450.

Imitation of Neo Provencal, French and Italian, specially of Dante, Petrarch andBoccacio. Some Bashes of originality. Fra Rocaberti. Imitation of Dante

.913 Age of Perfection 1450-

From i6th Century, Catalan literature merged in Spanish, tho some writers stUemploy idiom, e. g. " Balaguer "

.1, March. Ausias -1460, greatest of Catalan poets; .2. Fenolla, Bernard; 3 JacmeRo.g (satiric); .4, Farrer; .5, Serafi; .6, Pujol; ./.Garcia; .9, Minor Poets.

Catalan Fiction.

Age of Perfection 1450-

Joanet Martorel -1400. Tirant lo Blanch, a chivalric romance.Miscellany.

1st Period. 1200-1350.

Prose superior to poetry. Chronicles of great importance, culminating iaMuntaner.

.1, Jarnes i (The Conqueror) 1213-76; .2. Desclot. Bernnrdo; .3, MuntanerRamon 1265-1340; .4. Ximenes; .9. Minor authors,.902 becond period. 1350-1450

Prose resists foreign influences better than poetry. Many philosophicaland theological writings beside historical works.

J .1, Tomich; .2, Turell; .9, Minor writers.

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850 Italian Literature.850.1, Philosophy: .2, Compends: .3, Dictionaries; .4, Kssavs Lecture*P. ar** Addresses

aching; .8, Coi-

851 Italian Poetry.

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-03, Romantic and Epic; .04. Lvric, Ballads; .05, Didacticj .06, Descnp-live, .07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, History of Italian Poetry.•«'» ^'"cnp-

Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -1375To death of l!occacc;o, 1375.

Protonotario, Stefano

Arezzo, Guittone d'

Guinicelli, GuidoCavalcanti, GuidoAlighieri, DantePistoia, Cino da

Uberti, Fazio degli

Petrarca, FrancescoMinor Poets.

-1250.

-1294.

-1276.

I 260-I300.

1265-1321.

1 270-1 336.

"1 369.

1304-1374.

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-14132.From death of Boccaccio. 1375. to death of Lorenzo il Magnifico 149.

rrezzi, Pcdengo -1416.Bojardo, Matteo I430-I494.Medici, Lorenzo dei (II Magnif.co) 144S-1492.Poliziano, Angelo

. I454-I494. See 85a.aa.Penivieni, (iirulamo M53-I542.Sannaizaro, Jacopo "45S-I530.Minor Poets.

.3 Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.From death of Lorenzo il Magnificu. 14Q2. to Convocation of Council of Trent, 1542.

Pembo, Pielro

Ariosto, LodovicoRucellai, Giovanni

Molza, Francesco

Tasso, Bernardo

Alamanni, Luigi

Guidiccioni, Giovanni

Casa, Giovanni della

1470-1547.

H74-i53->

1475-1526.

'483-1544- See 853.33.

1493-15^M95-i55^

1 500-1 541.

1 503-1 556.Minor Poets.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.From Convocation of Council of Trent. 1542, to Pontificate of Sixtus V. T585.

Costanzo, Angelo di

Rota. Bernardino

Tansillo, Luigi

Magno, Cello

Guarini, Giovambattista

Tasso, TorquatoBaldi, Bernardino

Minor Poets.

'507-1591-

'509-1575-

1510-156S.

1 536- 1 602.

1537-J612.

'544-1595-

'55o-'6i7.

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Period of Decline, 1585-1748.From Pontificate of Sixtus V., 1585-90, to Peace of Aix-la-Chapetle. 174S.

Chiabrera, Gabriello

Marini, Giovambattista

Testi, Fulvio

Filicaja, Vincenzo

Guidi, Alessandro

Manfredi, Eustachio

Frugoni, Carlo Innocenzo

Algarotti, Francesco

Minor Poets.

1552-1637

1 569-1 635

1 593- 1 646

i642-i;o;

1650-1712

1674-1-38

1692-1768

1712-1764

Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.From Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, 174S, to Congress of Vienna, 181^.

Paradisi, Agostino 1736-17S3.Mascheroni, Lorenzo 1750-1800.Pindemonte, Ippolito 1753-1S28.Monti, Vincenzo 1754-1S28.Cassi, Francesco 177S-1S46.Foscolo, Ugo j^-^jS,_^Arid, Cesare 17S2-1836.Sestini, Bartolommeo 1792-1822.Minor Poets.

•7 Early igth Century, 1814-1859.From Congress of Vienna, 1S14, to War of Independence, 185^

.71 Berchet, Giovanni 17S3-1851.

.72 Rossetti, Gabriello ^783-1^54.

.73 Manzon., Alessandro 1785-1873. See 85.3.7:

.74 Marclietti, Giovanni 1790-1852.

«75 Leopardi, Giacomo 1798-18--.

.76 Carrer, Luigi 1801-1S50.

.77 Regaldi, Giuseppe 1809-1SS3.

.78 Prati, Giovanni 1815-1884.

.79 Minor Poets.

^ Later 19th Century, 1859-From War of Independence, 1859, to

.Si Aleardi, Aleardo

«8a Zanella, Giacomo

•83 Gnoli, Domenico

«84 Carducci, Giosue

•85 Fogazzaro, Antonio*86 Rapisardi, Mario

-87 Guerrini, Olindo

•89 Minor Poets.

1810-1878.

1 820- 1 888.

1836- •

1835-1907.

1842-iyii.

1844-

1845-

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Italian Drama.Early Italian; Age of Dante, -1375.

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-149;?

Belcari, Feo 1410-1484.

Poliziano, Angelo

Minor Dramatists.

1454-1494. Sec S51.24.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.

Machiavelli, Niccolo 1469-1 ;27. See 85«..ii

Dovizi, Bernardo (Cardinal Bibbiena) i47o-i52aTrissino, Gian Giorgio 147S-1550.

Aretino, Pietro 1492-1556.

Ambra, Francesco d* "'558-

Minor Dramatists-

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.

Speroni, Sperone 1500-15SS,

Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio 1504-1573. See 853.44.

Cecchi, Giovanni Maria I5I7-I(;S7.

Asinari, Federigo 1527-1576.

Porta, Giovambattista della 153S-1615.

Minor Dramatists.

Period of Decline, 1585-1748.

Buonarroti, Michelangiolo, Jr. 1564-16461.

Kinuccini, Ottavio 1365-1622.

Andreini, Giovambattisia 157S-1650,

Gigli, Girolamo 1660-172^.

Zeiio, Apostolo i669-i75aMattel, Scipione ^675-1755.Trapassi, Pietro (Metastasio) 1698-1782.

Minor Dramatists.

Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.

For Manzoni, see S51.73 and 853.7a.

Goldoni, Carlo I707~I793»

Gozzi, Carlo 1722-1S06.

Capacelli Albergati, Francesco 172S-1804.

Alfieri, Vittorio 1749-1S03.

Nota, Alberto 1775-1847.Biondi, Luigi 1776-1839.

Benedetti, Francesco I7S5-1821.

Minor Dramatists.

Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.

Niccolini, Giovambattista 1782-1861.

Pellico, Silvio 17SS-1854.

Giacometti, Paolo 1816-18S1.

Gherardi del Testa, Tommaso i8iS-iSi?2.

Ferrari, Paolo 1 82 2-89

Minor Dramatists.

852.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-.81 Bersezio, Vittorio 1830-1900.82 Cossa, Pietro 1833-1S82.83 Carrera, Valentino 1834-1895.84 Marenco, Leopoldo 1831-1890.85 Cavallotti, Felice 1842-1898.86 ToreHi, Achille 1844-.87

.88

.89 Minor Dramatists.

853 Italian Fiction.

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1423-1497.

Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -I37S.** Cento Novelle Antiche" (Gualteruzzi's Collection).

Barberino, Francesco da 1264-1348.

Pisa, Guide da -1350.

Gubbio, Bosone da

Boccaccio, Giovanni ^3^3~^375-

Minor \Vriters.

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1492.Sacchetti, Franco

Fiorentino, Ser Giovanni

Manetti, Antonio

Mangabotti, Andrea dei

Prato, Giovanni da

Minor Writers.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.Salernitano, Masuccio

Bandelio, Matteo 14S0-1561.

Moiza, Franccftco 1483-1544. See 851.34.

Firenzuola, Agnolo 1493-154S.

Minor Writers.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.Grazzini, Antonfrancesco{Lasca)i503-i583.Doni, Antonfrancesco 1513-1574.Erizzo, Sebastiano 1525-1585.Giraldi, G. B. Cinzio 1504-1573. Soc 852.42.

Parabosco, Girolamo -1560.

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1585-1748.

Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.

853.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859,

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89

P.osini, Giovanni 1776-1855.Manzoni, Alessandro 1785-1873. See 85i.73.

Grossi, Tomniaso '791-1853,Guerrazzi, Francesco Domenico 1804-1873.

Brescianj, Antonio 179S-1862.

Cantu, Cesare 1807-180?.

Carcano, Giulio 1812-1883.

Azeglio, Massimo d* 1800-1S66.Minor Writers.

Later 19th Century, 1859-

Castellazzo, Luigi 1827- 1890.

Barrili, Anton Giulio

Capuana, Luigi

Verga, Giovanni

Faldella, Giovanni

Farina, Salvatore

Giovagnoli, Raffacle

Serao, Matilde

Minor Writers.

1836-1908.

1839-

1840-

1846-

1846-

1838-

1856-

854 Italian Essays.

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Early Italian ; Age of Dante, -1375.Cavalca, Fra Domenico -134^.l*assavanti, Fra Jacopo -I357-

Period of Classical Learning, i375-i492,

Alberti, Leone Kattista 1404-1472.Palmieri, Matteo M05-1475.Bisticci, Vespasiano da 1421-1498.Collenuccio, Pandolfo -1504.Vinci, Leonardo da 1452-1519.Minor Essayists.

Age of Leo the Tenth, 14&2-1542.

Machiavelli, Niccol6

Nardi, Jacopo

Castiglione, Baldassare

Guicciardini, Francesco

Giannotti, Donato

GiambuUari, Pier Francesco

Gelli, Giovambattista

Varchi, Benedetto

Minor Essayists.

1469-1527.

"476-1555.

1478-1 529.

J4S2-1540.

M94-I573-

'495-^555-

1498-1563.

1503-1566.

See 852.31,

854-4 Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.

-41 Castelvetro, Ludovico I 505-1 57 r.

.43 Piccolomini, Alessandro 1 508-1 578.

•43 Borghini, Vincenzo 1515-1580.

«44 Davanzati, Bernardo 1529-1606.

•45 Salviati, Leonardo 1540-1589.

^ Ammirato, Scipionc 1531-1601,

•47 Paruta, Paolo1 540-1 598.

^ Botero, Giovanni 1540-1617

•49 Minor Essa^nsts.

•5 Period of Decline, 1585-1748.

•51 Sarpi, Paolo I 550-1623.

•52 Galilei, Galileo I 564-1 642.

•S3 Bartoli, Daniele 1608-16S5.

•54 Dati, Carlo 1619-1675.

•55 Gravina, Giovanni Vincenzo 1664-17 18.

•56 Muratori, Ludovico Antonio 1672-1750.

•57 Giannone, Pietro 1676-1748,

•58 Zanotti, Francesco Maria 1692-1777.

•59 Minor Essayists.

.6 Period of Renovation, 1748-1814.

.61 Bettinelli, Saverio 17 18-1808.

£2 Denina, Carlo 1730-1813,

63 Tiraboschi, Girolamo 1731-1794-

.64 Lanzi, Luigi I 732-1 8 10.

•6s Beccaria, Cesare 1735-1793-

•66 Filangeri, Gaetano 1752-1788.

.67 Cesari, Antonio 1760-1828.

.68 Perticari, Giulio 1779-1822.

.69 Minor Essayists.

•7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1 859.

•71 Costa, Paolo 1771-1836.

.72 Giordani, Pietro I 774-1848.

•73 Troya, Carlo I 785-1859.

•74 Balbo, Cesare 1789-1853.

-75 Capponi, Gino 1792-1878.

.76 Maniiani della Rovere. Terenzio 1S00-1S85.

•77 Gioberti, Vincenzo 1801-1853.

•78 Tommaseo, Niccolo 1802-1874.

•79 Minor Essayists.

.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-

^i Sanctis, Francesco de 1818-1S83.

.82 Bonghi, Ruggiero 1827-1895.

•83 Conti, Augusto 1822-1905.

^4 Viliari, Pasquale 1827-

-8s Ardigo, Roberto 1828-.86 Comparetti, Domenico 1835-^7 Zumbini, Bonaventura 1840-.88 Panzacchi, Enrico 1841-1904.

^ Minor Essayists.

855 Italian Oratory.

856 Italian Letters.

857 Italian Satire and Humor.

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Gemignano, Folgore da San

Chitarra, Cene dalla

Angiulieri, Cecco

Pucci, Antonio ~'377»

Minor Writers,

Period of Classical Learning, 1375-1495.

Burchiello, Domenico 1395-1448.

Pulci, Luigi 1432-1484,

Vinciguerra, Antonio

Minor Writers,

Age of Leo the Tenth, 1492-1542.

Folengo, Teofilo (Merlin Cocai) i49i-i;44.

Berni, Francesco ^496-1535.

Minor Writers.

Later i6th Century, 1542-1585.

Nelli, Pietro

Keccuti, Francesco '509-^553-

Caporali, Cesare 1531-1601.

Minor Writers.

Period of Decline, 1585

Tassoni, Alessandro

Bracciolini, Francesco

Lain, Giovambattista

Lippi, Lorenzo

Rosa, Salvatore

Menzini, Benedetto

Sergardi, Ludovico

Fortiguerri, Nicccl6

Minor Writers.

1748.

J 565-1635.

1 566- 1 645.

1 572-1637.

1 606- 1 664-

1 61 5- 1 67J.

1646-1704.

i66o-i;2£?.

1O74-173C.

Period of Renovation, 1748-1&14.

Gozzi, Gasparo 1713-17S6.

Passeroni, Gian Carlo 1713-1S03.

Casti, Ciiovambattista 1721-1803.

Parini, Giuseppe 1739-1799.

Baretti, Giuseppe 1716-17S9,

EIci, Angelo Maria d' 1754-1S24,

Pananti, Filippo 1766-1S37.

Minor Writers^

.7 Early 19th Century, 1814-1859.

.71 Giusti, Giuseppe iSo9-iSyx

858 Italian Miscellany.

.8 Later 19th Century, 1859-

,81 Gubernatis, Angelo de 1840—

,82 Amicis, Edmondo de 1846- 190 8.

859 Wallachian Literature..1, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; .6, Letters; .7, Satire and

Humor; .S, Miscellany.

•9 Rumansh Literature

Subdivided like 859.

860 Spanish Literature.860.1, Philosophy; .2, Compends; ,3, Dictionaries; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .6, Societies;

.7, Study and Teaching; .8, Collections; .9, History.

861 Spanish Poetry.

.02, Dramatic: .03, Romantic and Epic; .04, Lyric, Ballads; .05, Didactic; .06, Descriptive;

,07, Satirical and Humorous; .09, Histor>' of Spanish Poetry.

•Z Early Spanish. -1369.

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In 711 the Visigothic kingdom, founded in the 5th cent, was overthrown by Arabs; 711-1492Arabic Period or Age of Reconquest.

literature began in first half of 12th cent. Earliest poetry, epic; subjects national, themeswar and religion (36i.n-i2). These were followed by an erudite tendency towardclassic traditior. neglecting national themes (861.13 and 14) which were howeverrevived toward the close of the period (861.15) by continued victories over Moorsunder Alfonso 11th, 1312-50, thereafter reaction again toward didactic (S61.16).

Under Alfonso the wise, 1252-84, a general intellectual awakening, but leading to

greater results m prose than in poetry. Through him (i) Provencal (and Galician)

and (2) Oriental influences were introduced. In Provencal literature chief attention

was given to perfection of poetic form. The Oriental was didactic in content,

symbolic in form.

* Primitive Monuments."•' Poema de mio Cid."

Berceo, Gonzalo de 1 196-1266.

Segura de A^torga, Juan Lorenzo 1250.

Yafiez Ruy (Cronica del Rey Alfonso Onceno).

Sem Tob, Rabbi '350»

Minor Poets.

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.

Henrj- 2d to Carlos ist, Charles sth of Germany. 1479, Union of Castile and Arragon.Under Ferdinand and Isabella all Spain was brought under one scepter. Provencaland didactic tendencies continue; a third element was Italian influence. There werethree distinct schools

:

I. Provencal, specially influential at court.

S. Italian (Dante) or Allegorical, introduced by Francisco Imperial, a (Genoese. (Mena,861.22.)

3. Didactic. A protest against the Italian school in behalf of national literary traditions.

(Ayala, S61.21J.

Lopez de Ayala, Pedro 1332-1407.

Mena, Juan de 141 1-1456.

Mendoza, Inigo Lopez de, Marques de Santillana 139S-1458.

Manrique, Jorge 1440-1479.

Los "Cancioneros" ) ^ ,, . -

Los " Romances "\Collections of poetry.

Romancero del Cid.

"Romances" popular poetry, peculiar to Spain, and generally anonymous; v^riod ot

production, from earliest times to 18th cent. Golden Age during reign of Ferdf •

nand and Isabella, a grand reawakening coming with the fall of Granada, 1493.

Minor Poets.

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Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Rule of House of Austria. Painting culminates in this period : iforales 150^86 ; Coello»5'5-9o; Joanes 1523-79; The Herrera— i6th cent. ; Ribera 158S-1656; Zurbaran1598-1662; Velazquer 1599-1660; Cano 1601-1667; Murillo 1618-1682, etc.

Fierce opposition to the Reformation intensified religious sentiment and produced a schoolof mystics. The sentiment of nationality became a dream of universal monarchy.The chivalric cult of woman was replaced by an exaggerated conception of femalehonor, the least suspicion of frailty being visited with death.

Great number of poets. Nothing notable in Kpic; Lyric very prominent; at first Italian

influences more intensified, Petrarch the model. This movement, begun by JuanRoseau i5oo(?)-i543, culminated in Garcilaso (S61.31). The protest against this in

favor of national traditions is best represented by CastiiK-JoC^rjr. 321. Mendoza (861.36)represents a conciliation. A fusion of two schools follows in which the Italian winsthe major influence. Thereafter appear two new schools:

1. Classic, opposed to the fusion and represented by Leon (S61.33) and the Argensolas(861.34) and

2. Sicillian or Oriental (inspired specially by the Bible) of which Herrera(86r.35) is stanrlard Dearer. First manifestations of " bad taste " appear(founder of school. Alonso de Ledesma i552-ift:!3) represented by Gon-gora (861.37) which despite opposition (Rioja 86r.38) produces rapiddecadence. "Bad taste" consisted in artificialities, exaggerations,obscurities, etc.

Vega, Garcilaso de la 1503-1^16,Castillejo, Cristobal de

1 494-1 t;o6.

Leon, Luis Ponce de 152S-1591.

Leon is equally important in prose.

Los Argensolars: Lupercio, 1563-1613; Bartolome Leonardo 1564-1631.Herrera, Fernando de j ::-j-i -q-,

Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de iSO"*-! — vGongora y Argote, Luis de 1561-1627.Rioja, Francisco de 1600-1659.Minor Poets.

i8th century. 1700-1800.

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At death of Carlos 2nd (1700) war of succession resulted in firm establishment of House ofBourbon, which, with brief interruptions, has continued to rule. Spanish political

importance lost. At opening of century complete decadence, '*bad la,sie'' everywhere dominant. Attempts made to regenerate Spanish letters accordmg to principlesof French classicism. Little advance, however, till close of centurj-, despite founda-tion of academies (Spanish Academy, 1714), and doctrinal reform in French sense,proclauued by Luzan (170-2-54) i" " La Poctica," etc. Thereafter a kind of revival.Three schools formed :

Classic French. Moratin the elder (S61.41); Cadalso (S61.42); Yriarte (861.45) andSamaniego (S61.44).

Antique National, protesting against introduction of French taste. Huerta (S61.43).Salamanca School, an attempt to reconcile the first two, avoiding their extravagance*

and conserving what was good in each. Valdes (S61.46); Igle^ias (%i.47); Cienfuegos(861.48); Moratin the younger (862.42) and Jovellanos (S6S.42). ** Prosaism'* pro-duction of exaggerated opposition to Gongorism or *' bad taste" also characterizesperiod. Influence of French Encyclopedism also manifest. Devehtpment of sciencechecked by religious (Inquisition) and political despotism.

Rich development of fables and apologues in verse. Samauiego (S61.44) and Yriart*(S61.45). In epic, complete poverty.

Moratin (The elder), Nicolas Fernandez deCadalso, Jose de

Huerta, Vicente Antonio Garcia de la

Samaniego, Felix Maria de

Yriarte, Tomas de

Valdes, Juan Mclcndcz

Iglesias de la Casa, Jose

Cienfuegos, Nicasio Alvarez de

Minor Poets.

I/37-1 -So.

i;4i-i7S2.

I734-I7i>7-

1745-1801.

1750-1791-

1754-1S17.

174S-1791.

1764-1809.

861.5

•51

•52

•53

•54

•55

•56

•59

.21

.22

•33

•34

•35

.36

•37

•39

•4

.41

.42

•43

•49

•5

•51

.52

•53

'59

19th century. jSoo-

^''ilirilwt;^^^^^^^^^^•'°"^' -t (Bon.pane) ,808.3. Ferdinand ,th restored

rnnhnlH ^^^^P*"^^""'"^ saccess.on to daughter Isabella. Carlist insurrection,

Amadeo (Savoy house), 1873, abdicates and republic is proclaimed- Restorat

L

of monarchy in person of Alfonso ,2th in 1875'

Kestoration

^^''''llT^

°^ Ferdinand's reign, very unfavorable to letters. Under Carlos 4th (..88

rttatr;:L^^-'r't"^^'^^^ PoHcyofFe^tLthrer"

h Conceda ;86 'TT .^" "^"-^"^ '"" betters. First real awaking

i^LucXzo^^^^^^'"^"^"'^- ^' - P--- P-od. Romantic schoc^

Quintana, Manuel Jose 1772-1S57.Espronceda, Jose de 1810-1842!Zorrilla y Moral, Jose 1817-90Gutierrez, Antonio Garcia 1812-1884.Gil y Zarate, Antonio 1792-1861.Hartzembusch, Juan Eugenic 1806-1880.Minor Poets.

862 Spanish Drama..2 Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.

1 562-1635.

1567-1621.

(?) 1 570-1648.

(?)i5So-i639.

1600-1681.

1607-

1 61 8-1 669.

Evidences of existence of " mysteries " but no remains.

Enzina, Juan del (?)i468-i534.Vicente, Gil (?)i45o-i536.

Golden Age. 1516-1700.I)ramaoft,.speH^^^

8th cent At n ,

'^°° '^"'''^' ^°'°°° ^'^"'^' ^"-"P^-^ bv beginning of

dia"i:cin:\. aT;"^H T^^ ^ "4^^ r^^"^-^''-'-^

Lope de Rueda(d r!6-rfnr t 7 ^^^^'''' ^'"'''^^ P"*'' '5-7) and

fath'erofnatLaVLlr:^'"^^^^^^^^^in Calderon (86.35); thereafter'decadlnce

'^ "'" ''""' ^"^""'"^^^

Vega Carpio, Lope Felix deCastro y Belvis Guillen deTellez, Gabriel (Tirso de Molina, pseud.Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan Ruiz deCalderon de la Barca, PedroRojas y Zorrilla, Francisco deMoreto y Cabana, AgustinMinor Dramatists.

18th Century. 1700-1800.Complete decadence of dnma in last years of old monarchy. Revival in ,8th cent follow-

eriod unrest,old ideas cannot be reestablished, new cannot be naturalized

For Moratin the elder, see 861.41 and Huerta, 861.43.

Cornelia, Luciano Francisco 1716-1779Moratin, Leandro Fernandez de I76a-i8''8Cruz, Ramon de la (Light comedies) I7v-i70<;*Minor dramatists.

J /^J-

19th Century. jgo^Zorilla (86r.s3). Gutierrez (861.54). and Rubi (862.52) renresent "m^. f »movement in Spanish drama. For Gil y Zd a4 lee 861 ..- H^ t

'busch, 861.56.

^<irate, see 861.55, Hartzem-

Martmez de la Rosa, Francisco 1789-1862Rodnguez Rubi, Tomas 1817-1890'Breton de los Herreros, Manuel 1796-1873Minor dramatists.

863

•2

.21

.22

•23

•3

Spanish Fiction.

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516.Immense vogue of books of chivalry despite legislation till publication of Don Quijotei

thereafter only one written. [First part of Quijote printed 1605.]

"Books of Chivalry."

" Amadis de Gaula,"

*'Celestina."

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

•31

•32

•39

•4

•5

•51

•52

•53

'59

Real novel replaces old books of chivalr\- about 1500. ** Picaresca," or " rogue " novelcharacteristic of this penod : a result of the state oi society following wars of Charlesist and Phillip 2d, e. g. Mendoza's " Lazarillo de Tormes." For Mendoza, see861.36.

1520-1561.

I547-161 6.

864

865

Montemayor, Jorge de

Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel deMinor novelists.

i8th Century.

19th Century.

For Breton de los Herreros, see 862.53 ; and Rodriguez Rubi, 862.52.

Larra, Mariano Jose de [Figaro] 1 809-1 837.Alesoncro y Romanos, Ramon de 1803-1882.

Arrom, Cecilia Boehl de [Fernan Gaballero] 1 797-1 877.Minor writers.

I 700-1 800.

1800-

Spanish Essays.

Spanish Oratory.Hardly any forensic and little sacred eloquence. When language and culture advanced,

privileges of Cortes restrained. Sacred eloquence less employed by Spanish churctj

than by French or English. Gongorism or "bad taste " conquers here as elsewhere.

•Z

•a

•3

Early Spanish.

Age of Imitation.

Golden Age.

-1369.

1369-1516.

151 6-1 700-

•5

.52

For Luisde Leon, see S61.33; and Luis de Granada, 868.32.

i8th Century. 1700-1800.For Jovellanos, see 868.42 ; and Valdes, 861,46.

19th Century. i8oa-

Olozaga, Salustiano de XS03-1873.

Castclar, Emilio 1832-1S99.

866 Spanish Letters.

•3 Golden Age. 1516-1706.

Naturalness of old times changed with majestic court and rigid etiquet ofCharles 5th. For Santa Teresa, set 808.33.

.31 Avila, Juan de 1 502-1 569.

•3a Perez, Antonio 1 540-161 1.

.39 Minor writers.

867

•2

•4"

•4*

868

•I

•II

•13

•Ma9

•a

3'

32

33

34

35

36

39

4

41

^2•49

•5

.52

•53

•S9

Spanish Satire.

Early Spanish. -1369.

Ruiz, Juan (Arcipreste de Hita) 135a

Age of Imitation. 1369-1516." Coplas de Mingo Revulgo."

Golden Age. 1516-1700.

Quevedo Villegas, Francisco Gomez de 1580-1645.

i8th Century. 1700-1800.

For Cadalso, see S61.42 ; and Moratin the younger, S62.4J.

Jorge Pitillas (a pseudonym).

Isla, Jose Francisco de (el Padre) 1703-1781,

Spanish miscellany.

Early Spanish. -1369.

Alfonso X., El Sabio 1221-1284.

Sancho El Bravo (IV. of Castile) 125S-1295,

Manuel, Juan 1282-1347,

Alfonso XI. 1310-nqo.Minor writers.

jy

Age of Imitations. 1369-1516.

General and special histories, books of travel, works calL-d forth by Boccaccio's

"Corvaccio," etc.

Golden Age. 1516-1700.Didactic prose. Considerable development, thougli less than poetry, owing in a great meas-

ure to restraints pohtical ai.d rcU-ious. " IJad Taste" manifests itself here aselsewhere. Luis de Granada, Santa Teresa, San Juan de la Cruz, Pedro de Riv»deneyra and Luis de Leon, representatives of Mystic School.

For Luis de Leon, see 861.33 ; and Quevedo y Villegas, 867 3.

Mariana, Juan de, Founder of Spanish History 1330-162^.Granada, Luis de 1504-1588.Teresa de Jesus, Santa 1513-1582.Cruz, San Juan de la 1542-1591.Rivadeneyra, Pedro de 1527-1611.

Saavedra Fajardo, Diego de 1584-164S.Minor Writers.

i8th Century. I 700-1 800.Und-r Carlos 3d Ci759-'88) scientific studies took a fresh start, due largely to Feijoo who

attempted intellectual emancipation of Spain. Prose advances under French iafl»ence— Gallicisms introduced.

Feijoo y Montenegro, Benito Jeroniino

Jovellanos, Caspar Melchor de

Minor writers.

1676-1764.

1744-1811.

19th Century. 1800-

For Hartzembusch, J. E., see 861.36.

Gayangos, Pascual de 1809-1897.Rios, Jose Amador de los 1818-1878.Mild y Fontanals, Manuel 1818-1884.Minor writers.

869 Portuguese Literature.. I, Poetry; .2, Drama; .3. Fiction; .4, Essays; .5, Oratory; .6, Letters; ,7, Satire and

Humor; .S, Miscellanv.

870 Latin Literature.

871

. I, Philosophy; .2, Compends; .3, Dictionaries, Cyclopedias; .4, Essays; .5, Periodicals; .^.

Societies; .7, Study and Teaching ; .8, Collections; .9, History of Latin Literature.

Latin Poetry in General.See Dramatic, Epic and Lyric below.

Lucretius Carus, Titus, see also 187.

Ovid. (Publius Ovidius Naso.)

Hyginus, Caius Julius.

Faliscus, Gratius.

Manilius, Marcus.

Phsedrus.

Lucilius Junior, ".ffitna.*'

872 Latin Drama.

1 Andronicus, Livius.

2 Naevius, Cnaeus.

3 Plautus, Titus Maccius.

4 Ennius.

5 Terence. (Publius Terentius Afer.)

6 Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. Seea!M>87s.5.

873 Latin Epic Poetry.

Virgil. (^Publius Virgilius Maro.)

Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus.

Flaccus, Caius Valerius.

Silius Italicus, Caius.

5 Statius, Publius Papinius.

6

874 Latin Lyric Poetry.

Catullus, TibuUus and Propertius-

Catullus, Valerius.

Tibullus, Albius.

Propertius, Sextus Aurelius.

Horace. (Quintus Horatius Flaccus.) See aiso 877.3.

Calpurnius Siculus.

875 Latin Oratory.

•z

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

Complete Works,

.1

.2

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

.1

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

Cicero, Marcus Tullius.For Cicero's Letters see 876.1.

Orations.

Rhetorical Works.Philosophical Works.

Messala Corvinus, Marcus Valerius.Quintilian. (Marcus Fabius Quintilianus.)

See aJso 186.3.

876 Latin Letters.

Cicero, Marcus Tullius. For h. other worKss.eS;5.:-87S.4.

Pliny. (Caius Plinius Caecilius Secundus.)Fronto, Marcus Cornelius.

877 Latin Satire and Humor.Lucilius, Caius.

Cato, Valerius.

Horace. SeeS74.5.

Persius Flaccus, Aulus.

Petronius Arbiter, Cams.Martial. (Marcus Valerius Martialis.)

.7 Juvenal. (Decimus Junius Juvenalis.)

878 Latin Miscellany.

Caesar, Caius Julius.

Sallust. (Caius Sallustius Crispus.)Nepos, Cornelius.

Livy. (Titus Livius Patavinus.)

Seneca, Lucius Annaeus. See also 872.6 a„d xss.e.

Tacitus, Caius Cornelius.

Suetonius Tranquillus, Caias.Curtius Rufus, Quintus.

.9 Minor Writers.

879 Mediaeval and Modern Latin.Subdivided Hke 820. -, Poetry; .., Drama; .3, Fiction; .4, Essays- , Q^torv ftLetters; .7, Satire a.d Humor; .8, Miscellanv.

^ ' '^' ^'""^'

•^'

880 Greek literature

881

.1 Philosofy .2 Compends .3 Dictionaries .4 Essays on Greek literature

,5 Periodicals .6 Societies .7 Study and teaching .8 Collections .9 History of

Greek literature

Greek poetry in generalSee Dramatic, Epic, and Lyric, below

882

883

884

.1 Theognis

•2 Aratus

.3 Lycophron

-4 Babrius

Greek dramatic poetry

.1 ^schylus

.2 Sophocles

•3 Euripides

.4 Aristophanes

.5 Epicharmus

.6 Menander

Greek epic poetry

.1 Homer

.2 Hesiod

•3 Apollonius Rhodius

•4 Oppian

.5 * Orphic poems '

Greek lyric poetry

•I Tyrtaeus

.2 Sappho

.3 Anacreon

.4 Simonides of Ceos

.5 Pindar

•6 Theocritus

.7 Bion

.8 Callimachus

•9 Minor Greek lyric poets

885 Greek oratory.1 Andocides

.2 Lysias

•3 Isaeus

•4 Isocrates

.5 iEschines

.6 Demosthenes

7 Hyperides

*8 Lycurgus

.9 Minor Greek orators

^86 Greek letters

.X Themistocles

•a Alciphron

•3 Phalaris

887 Greek satire and humor

.1

•2

*3

888

•z

•3

•4

*6

•6

•7

.8

9

For comedies of Aristophanes see S82.4

Archilochus

Simonides of SamosHipponax

Greek miscellany

Herodotus

Thucydides

Xenophon

Plato See also 184.1 also Platonic philosofy

Aristotle See also .85.1 Aristotelian philosofyOr if preferd. the works of Pl^to and Aristotle maybe put in ^84.. and .B. ^^sop

Lucian

Plutarch See also 186,2

Minor writers

889 Medieval and modern Greek.1 Poetry .2 Drama .3 Fiction.7 Satire and humor .8 Miscellany

.4 Essays .5 Oratory .6 Letters

890 Literature of minor languagesSubdivided like 490. Philology of minor languages If wisht , P *

History

900 History in General.9^1-909 all have /iisiory in General as their subject, but it is treated in these various>rw.A periodical on English History goes witii 942, not 905, which is only for pejiodicals on

History in General. A Zero in any class number in any part of the classification showsthe subject to be general, not specific.

901 Philosophy, Theories, etc. History of Civiliza-

tion.

902 Compends, Chronologies, Charts, Outlines.For Chronology as a Science, see 529.

903 Dictionaries, Cyclopedias, etc.

904 Essays, Lectures, Addresses.

905 Periodicals, Historical Magazines.

906 Societies, Transactions, etc.

907 Education, Methods of Teaching, Writing, etc.See also 371.3.

908 Polygraphy, Collected Works, Extracts, etc.

909 Universal and General Modern Histories.For General Ancient Histories, see 930..1 A. D. 476— 1199. .5 1(100—1599..2 1200—1299. .6 1600— 1699..3 '300— »399* '7 1700—1799..4 1400—1499. .8 1800—1899.

910 Geography and Travels.Including Topography, Maps, Antiquities, Descriptions, etc.

For map projection, see 526.9. See also 310 Statistics, 390 Customs and Costumes.For Directories, Guide Books. Gazetteers, etc., of special countries or geographical sections,

see under those seciions, 914-919.

.1

.2 Traveler's Manuals, Guidebooks.

.3 Dictionaries, Gazetteers.

.4 Circunanavigations, Ocean Travel, Ship Wrecks and Dis-asters, Pirates.

.5 Periodicals.

.6 Societies.

.7 Study and Teaching of Geography. School Map Drawing.See 372.8, Primary Teaching of Geography,

.8 Collections of Travels, etc.

.9 History of Geography, Travels, Explorations, etc.

911 Historic Growth and changes in political

divisions, etc. subdivided ai^e 930-999

912

913

Maps, atlases, plans of cities, etc. subdivided uke .30.999

Antiquities, archeology, of special countriesSee also 2=0.93, biblical antiquities; 340.3. legal antiquities; 571 prehistori.archeology; 930, ancient history; 390. special cn.tnn.. '.I'^^^.?^archeology; 930, ancient history; 390. special customs

^."^^.^^m^i':! 'l?°\^^^ ^°^*^"^ history 3. Keltic antiquities ar^

vo'^ 999- . - „ ,^ -..^.w viiio J ia nut. l

913.36, not 913-6, which is African

tone913 is divided like

914 Kurope

915 Asia

916 Africa

917 North America

918 South America

919 Oceanica and P

914-91? is subdivided like 940-999. Whenevert^.U^- '^^^T

g^os^^fi^ hedings occu? the> rn^y besubdivided exactly like History. The full list ofsubheds IS pnnted only under 940-999. In aslLn-ing numbers to travels, use the history tables Lndinsert i atter the tmtial 9. and move the decimalpoint; eg Guide to N. Y. City is 9:7.471 TorN. \. m history tables is 974.71

920 Biografy

etc Al^bfo '«^"^'"h^''""^^- ^^^^°""^ ^^"^^^^'^- ^^lo«i-^- biografic dictionaries,etc Allbiografyis here groupt together under the main classes, and subdividedmthesamc waywuh the variations indicated below for Philosofy. Theology andSociology

1. e the biografy of science is divided like science itself, see 500-5"Lives of chemists are 9.S-4; of botanists. 925.8: of saUors. 9.6.56; of actors9^7.92; of the inventor of hard rubber, 926.78. etc. The rule is to give each

btmolt usetr'^"'^"'^'

'' '''^'''^''^ "^°^^' °^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^-^ °^ whlh it Vill

Another plan is to scatter biografy with the other books, leaving 920-928 b^ank orusing them only for general works, cross references, etc. Thif simp yomtts the

LtanTbooT^ "' '"' ''^ ''' '' ' '"^"^" '' ''' ^^^^^ °^ -^•«' -^ «-s w-tl!W which will not go under any hed without " forcing " are best put in a singlealfabet unacr the 3 figures 920 for men and under 920.7 for women

General and collectiv by localitiesIncluding only collected lives too general to go under any subject heding

•01 Universal

.02 Partial collections not limited to any special country or subject•03 Ancient ^

•04 Of Europe.05 ** Asia

.06 " Africa

•07 *' North America.08 " South America•09 " Oceanica

920.1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

921

.z

.2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

922

.X

.2

.21

.3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.9

.81

.83

.83

^.85

•86

.87

.88

•89

Individual and Collective by Subjects.

Bibliographers.

Librarians.

Encyclopaedists.

Publishers. BookseHers. ^

Journalists.

Academicians.

yn/ omen. Collected, and individual lives not clearly going with any subject.

Eccentrics, Cranks, Fools, Insane, &c. See also 132.1, insanify.

Other special classes not included in 921-928, e. g.,Phrenologists, Somnambulists, Mind Readers, Magi-cians, &c.

Of Philosophy.

American

English. Scotch.

German.

French.

Italian.

Spanish.

Slavic.

Scandinavian and Other Modern.Ancient. Oriental. Patristic. Scholastic, s^^s<^.^

Of Religion. Clergy, Missionaries, Preachers,922.1-922,88 may be subdivided for nationality like 930-^9.

Primitive (Apostles, Fathers, &c.), Oriental, Greek,Russian. see 225.92. New Testament biography.

Roman Catholic- Popes, Cardinals, &c.Lives of popes.

Anglican and Protestant Episcopal.

Continental Protestant. Lutheran, Huguenot.Presbyterian and Congregational.

Baptist.

Methodist.

Unitarian, Universalist, and other.Unitarian. Universalist.

Campbellite.

Adventist.

New church or Swedenborgiaa.

Catholic apostolic.

Quaker.

Mennonite.

Shaker.

Other minor Christian sects.

922.9 Non-Christian. Atheists.•91 Atheists

•92

•93

•94 Brahman. Buddhist*

•95 Parsee.

.96 Jews.

•97 Mohammedan..98 Mormon.

•99 Minor non-Christian religions.

923 Of Sociology.

.1

441

•5

.6

.7

.8

•9

'^''1^L^,'^!^*'^r^*'^°"'''''"^''°"^^">'^'»^''^"-^ e. p.. the life of an English kincIS 923.14a; of a Russian czar, gaj.147 ; of a Chinese general. 923.551.^ ^

Chief Rulers. Kings, Queens, Emperors, Presidents.Political Science. Legislative Dept., Governors. Politi-

cians, Statesmen, Nobles, &c. For slavey see 3,6.02.

Political Economy. Bankers, Capitalists, Financiers.

Law. Judiciary Dept., Lawyers, Judg^es.Criminals.

For lives of pirates see 910.4

Administration. Army and Navy, Civil Service.

Associations and Institutions. Philanthropists, &c.Education. Teachers, School Officers, Educators.Commerce and Communication. R. R. Officials. Mer-

chants, &c.

Manners and Customs. Society, Travelers, Discovery.

924 Of Philology.

I See note under 920 about subdividing. It is seldom wiseto use more than 4 figures, unless in a large special collec-tion; eg., ,n a music library, lives of pianists may be

,

separated as 927.86 Professors known as specialist's gowith the subject taught rather than with teachers; e e aprofessor of geologv 925.5; but if more prominent al anL educator than as a geologist he goes in 923.7.

In adding figures for the subdivisions of Literature (as in 810-899) Historians are put withmiscellaneous authors as 8, i. e., Gibbon's life is 928.28 ; 928.3. is life of a German poet,and 928.691 is life of a Portuguese poet.

929 Genealogy and Heraldry.

.1 Genealogies,

.a Families.

•3 Registers of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths..4 Names of Persons and Places.

.5 Epitaphs,

925 M Science.

926 >J Useful Arts,

927 M Fine Arts.

928 }f Literature.

929.6 Heraldry.

•7

.71

.711

.712

•7'3

.714

•715

.716

.717

.718

.719

Peerage, precedence, titles of honor.Orders of knighthood.

St. John of Jerusalem.

Templars.

Teutonic knighfs.

Garter.

Golden Fleece.

Holv Ghost.

.721

.722

-723

.724

.725

.726

Great Britain and Ireland.

Peerage.

Baronetage.

Knightage.

Dignities, precedence.

Landed gentry.

Visitations. Alpnaoetea by couDtxft.

n Germany

74 France

•75

76

Italy

SpainDividec like 929.72.

77 Russia

78 Scandinavia .

•79 Minor countries.

Divided like 949i minor countries outside Europe are put to»<ttiei- iu ^s^ittb

.8 Coats of Anus, Crests.

9 Flags*

930931

932

933

934

935

.1

.2

.3

•4

•5

.6

•7

S9

936

937

04-OS

-07

•09

.2

•2

•3

•4

•5

.6

•7

.8

Ancient History.

China.

Egypt.

Judea.

India.

MedoPersia.

Chaldaea.

Assyria. Nineveh.

Media.

Babylonia.

Persia.

Parthia.

New Persian or Sassanian.

Mesopotamia.

Susiana.

Kelts.

To A. D. 476.

Rome.' Italy.

Kings.

Republic.

Conquest of Italy.

Punic Wars.

Civil Strife.

Empire.

Constitutional.

Period Divisions.

753-509 B.C.509-31 n509-264 „264-146 „

146- 31 ..

31 B. C.-476 A.D31 » -284 ,.

Augustus—Illyriau Emperor>.^^^olute.

'

284-476 „Division of Empire. 395-4;6

Barbarian Conquests and Fall of Western Empire.Geographical Divisions.

Liguria.

GaUia Cisalpina.

Venetia. Istria.

Umbria. Picenum. Sabini, etc.

Etruria.

Latium, Rome.

Southern Italy: Campania, Samnium, Apulia, etc.Sicily, Syracuse.

Sardinia. Corsica.

938 Greece.

MX

•OS

•09

To 776 B. C.

775^500 »

500-479 „

479-431 »431-404 «

3

4

5

6

7

8

939.1

.2

-4

.6

.7

8

Doris. Phocis. Ithaca,

Period Divisions.

Mythical Age.

Growth of States.

Persian Wars. Union of Greece.

Athenian Supremacy.

Peloponncsian War.

Spartan and Theban Supremacy. 404-362

Macedonian Supremacy. 362-323

Roman Conquest of Greece. 323-146 „Greek Subjection 146 K C.-323 A- D.

Byzantine Empire is put 949.5.

Geographical Divisions.

Macedonia.

Thessaly. Epirus.

Acarnania. ^Etolia. Locris.

Bceotia. Megaris. Eubcea.

Attica.

Peloponnesus.

Corinthia. A chaia. •

Elis. Arcadia. Argolis.

Messenia. Laconia. Sparta.

Minor Countries.Grecian Archipelago.

.11, Northern Islands: Thasos, Lemnos, etc.; .12, Lesbos; .13, Chios, etc^

.14, Samos, etc; .15, Cyclades; .16, Rhodes, etc.; .17, Carpathos;

.18, Crete.

Western Asia Minor..21, Mysia. Troas; .22, Lydia; .23, Ionia; .24, Caria; .25, Bithynia;

.26, Phrygia; .27, Pisidia; .28, Lycia; .29, Pamphylia.

Eastern Asia Minor..31. Paphlagonia; .32. Galatia; .33, Pontus; .34, Cappadocia; .35,

Cilicia; ,36, Comraagene ; .37, Cyprus.

Syria.

.41, Upper Syria; .42, Ccele Syria; .43, Palmyra; .44, Phenicia, Tyre;.45, Palestine: Hittites, Philistines, etc.; .46 Edom, Moab, Bashan, etc;

.47, Arabia; .48, Arabia Petr^ea, Sinai.

North Western Asia.

.51, Scythia; .52, Sarmatia Asiatica; .53, Colchis; .54, Iberia; .55, Ar^raenia; .56, Albania,

South Central Asia.

.61, Sogdiana; .62, Hyrcania; .63, Margiana; .64, Bactriana; .65, Ariana.

Minor African Countries.

.71, Mauritania; .72, Numidia; .73, Africa Propria, Carthage; .74,

Syrtica Regio; .75, Cyrenaica; .y6, Marmarica; .77, Libya, Gaetulia;

.78, Ethiopia.

South Eastern Europe..81, Sarmatia Europa; .82, Dacia; .$3, Vindelicia; .84, Rhxtia; .85,

Noricum; .86, Pannonia; .87, Illyria; .88, Moesia; .89, Thracia.

Modern History940 Europe.

.z

.3 476-800.

800-1100.

-5

•9

941

From the fall of Western Empire (Rome), A. D, 476.

Medieval Europe. 476-1453.For Byzantine Empire see 949.5.

Rise of New Nations.

Age of Feudalism.See 321.3.

Charlemagne. 768-814.

Norman Conquests. »

Age of Chivalry, 1 100-1453.The Crusades. To fall of Eastern Empire (Constantinople), 1453

For Church History see 270.4-270.5.

Modern Europe.

The Renaissance Period.

Discoveries and Inventions.

Age of the Reformation.The 30 Years' War. 1618-1648.

Napoleonic Period.

Current History.

Scotland.

1453

1453-1517-

1517-1789.

1789-1815.

1815

-04

«x

.2

-3

Period Divisions.

Gaelic Period. -1097.

English Period. 1097-1314.

Struggle for National Freedom."

Independent Kingdom. 13 14-1424.

The Jameses. 1424-1557.

Reformation. * 1 557-1603.

Union of Crowns and Parliaments. 1603-1707.

Hanover.1 707-1 837.

Victoria. 1837-

Geographical Divisions.

Northern Scotland.

.11, Shetland; .12, Orkney; .13, Caithness; .14, Sutherland, .15,

Cromarty; -16, Ross; .17, Hebrides.

North Central Scotland.

.21, Inverness; .22, Nairn; .23, Elgin; .24, Banff; .25, Aberdeen; .26

Kincardine.

South Central Scotland.

.31, Forfar; .32, Perth; .33, Fife ; .34, Kinross; .35, Clackmannan; .36

Sterling; .^y, Dunbarton; .38, Argyll; .39, Bute.

Southern Scotland.

m, Renfrew; .42, Ayr; .43, Lanark; .44, Linlithgow, Edinburgh; 45Haddington, Berwick; .46, Peebles, Selkirk; .47, Roxburgh; .48

Dumfries; .49, Kirkcudbright, Wigton.

941.5 Ireland.

Period Divisions.

•s« Early History. -1086.

•52 Separate Kingdoms.

Conquest by Henry It.

1086-I172.

'S3 Plantagenet. I 172-1399.

•54 Lancaster and York. 1399-14S5.

'SS Tudors. 1485-1603.

•S6 Stuarts.

Closing with Treaty of Limerick.

1663-1691.

•57 Hanover.

Closing with the Union,

1691-1S01,

•5» 19th Century. 1801-

•59

Geographical Divisions.

.6 Ulster.

.61, Antrim; .62, Londonderry; .63, Donegal; 04. Tyrone;.65, Down; .66, Armagh; .67, Monaghan; .68, F-'rnianagh;

.69, Cavan.

.7 Connaught

.71, Lcitrim; .72, Sllgo; .73, Mayo; .74, Galway; .75, Roscommon.

.8 Leinster.

.81, Longford, West Meath; .82, Meath, Louth; .8^, Dublin; .84, Wick-low; .85, Kildare; .86, King's Co.; .87, Queen's Co.; .SS, Carlow,Wexford ; ,89, Kilkenny.

.9 Munster.

.91, Waterford; .92, Tipperary; .93, Clare; .94, Limerick; .95, Cork;.96, Kerry.

942 England.

Period Divisions.

For specially minute work the 6th figure printed for ea;h sovereign may be used; e. g., HenryVII is 942.051.

^I Anglo-Saxon. B. C. S5-A. D. 1066.

Prehistoric, Roman, British, Danish.

.02 Norman. 1 066-11 54.

I, William I. 1066-10S7 ; 2, William IL 1087-1100; 3, Henry L1100-1135; 4, Stephen ii35-ii54*

^ Plantagenet. 1 154-1399.

I, Henry IL 1154-1189; 2, Richard L 1189-1199; 3, John 1199-1216;

4, HenryllL 1216-1272; 5, Edward L 1272-1307; 6, Edward IL^307- 1327; 7. Edward IIL 1327-1377; 8, Richard IL 1377-1399,

.•7

942.04 Lancaster and York.

.05 Tudor.I485-I603.

''

"i^I- yj.'; "''m""'='• "'"'^ ^'"- '509-IS47; 3. Edward VI.

.06 Stuart.'^*' '"^' '^'^^^y '553-1558; s, Elizabeth 1558-1603. Se=^„.

'^'":g6;f°'rof-^

^, Charles!. :6.5-:649: 3''comTonweaIth

6^8 6^n: « r^^Croniwell 1653-1658; 5, Richard Cromwell

8 Wil^i^' Tn /«" "• '^^°-'68s; 7, James II. 1685-1688.

Hanover1689-1702; 9, Anne 1702-.714.

I, George I. 1714-1727: 2, George II. 1727-1760; 3, Geotgfin 1-60

Victorian °^ ''""'"^'^ '''• '''"-""'

'• William lV.78f:-/i;.''°-

i Victoria 1837-1901; 2 Edward VII 1901-1910; 3 George V 1910-

Geographical Divisions.

.X Middlesex. London.

.a Southeastern.

"*S^Berksf''

^'"'' •"'' ^"'''"' -^^ ^^"*^= -^^^ 1^1^ o^ Wight;

.3 Southwestern.

'''3r.38f's?mersl;.

''• ^'^""^' '^'^"''^^ ''• ^--= -3^ Corn-

.4 West Midland

.41, Gloucester; 43, Monmouth: .44, Hereford; .45, Salop- 46 Stat-ford; .47, Worcester; .48, Warwick. ^ '

•5 North and South Midland.

'''Vorth'LLr' ^Tu -^^^ ^'"'°^"' -54' Leicester, Rutland; .55,

.6 Eastern.

.61, Norfolk; .64, Suffolk ; .67, Essex.

.7 Northwestern and Yorkshire.

.71, Cheshire; .72, Lancashire; .74, Yorkshire.

.8 Northern.

'^ant''r8ktl'e'!>rMa::.'"'^"'^'' C"'"^"'-'^^

•««. Westmore-

.9 Wales.

.91, Anglesey; .92, Carnarvon, Merioneth; .93, Denbigh Flint- o4Montgomery; 95, Cardigan; .96, Radnor: Brecknock 97' Glamorgan; .98. Carmarthen; .99, Pembroke. ' '^^' ^'

943 Germany and Austria.

Period Divisions.

/n Formative Period.

Wars with Rome- Charlemagne 800-S14J Louis I S14-S40; Lothaire I

840-S43.

J02 Empire before the Reformation.

1, Carolingian, S43-911 : Louis II 843-S76; Charles II 876-S77 ; Charles

III S77-CS7 ; Arnulf 8S7-S99; Ix)ui5 III 900-911.

2, House of Franconia: Conrad I911-91S; House of Saxony, 919-1024:

Henry I 919-936; Otto I 936-973; Otto II 973-9S3; Otto III 983-

1002; Henry II 1002-1024.

3, House of Franconia, 1024-1125: Conrad II 1024-1039; Henry III

1039-1056; Henry IV 1056-1106; Henry V 1 106-1125; House of

Saxony: Lothaire II 1125-113;.

4, House of Hohenstaufen, 1137-1197: Conrad III 113S-1152; Frederick

I 1152-1190; Henry VI 1190-1197.

5, House of Hohenstaufen and Interregnum, 119S-1272: Philip 119S-

120S; Otto IV 1208-1212; Frederick II 1212-1250; Conrad IV 1250-

1254; William of Holland 1254-1256; Richard of Cornwall 1256-1272.

6, Houses of Hapsburg, Luxemburg, etc., 1273-137S: Rodolph I 1273-

1291 ; Adolphus 1291-129S; Albert I 129S-1308; Henry VII 130S-1313;

Louis IV 1313-1347 ;Charles IV 1347-1378.

7, Interregnum, 2378-1437: \Venceslaus 137S-1400; Rupert 1400-1410;

Sigismund 1410-1437.

8, Albert II 143S-1439; Frederick III 1440-1493.

9, Maximilian i 1493-1519.

X>3 Reformation to 161S. 1517-161S,

I, Charles V 1519-1556; 2, Ferdinand I 1556-1564; 3, Maximilian II 1564-

1576; 4, Rodolph H 1576-1613; 5, Matthias 1612-1619.

X>4r Disintegration. 161S-1705.

I, Thirty Years' War 1618-164S; 2, Ferdinand H 1619-1637 ; 3, Ferdinand

HI 1637-1657 ; 4, Leopold I 165S-1705.

.05 Rise of Prussia. 1705-17S9.

I, Joseph I 1705-1711; 2, Charles VI 1711-1740; 3, 1740-1742; 4, Charles

VH 1742-1745; 5, Francis I 1745-1765; 6, 6Vt/^« V^ars* IVar /^j6-/y6j ;

7, Joseph 11 1 765-1 790.

.06 Napoleonic Wars. 17S9-1815.

Leopold II 1790-1792; Francis II 1792-1S06; Confederation of the Rhine

1806-1815.

joy Reorganization. 1815-1S66.

j6S New German Empire. 1S66-

I, North German Confederation 1S66-1S71 ; 2, Franco-German War 1S70-

1S71; 3, William I 1871-88; 4, Frederick 1888; William 11 1SS8-

Geographical Divisions of Germany and Austria.

943.1 Prussia and Northern Germany.

943 .11, East Prussia; .T2, West Prussia; .13, Posen ; .14, Silesia; .15, Branden-

burg; .16, Pomerania; .17, Mecklenburg and Lubeck; .iS, Prussian

Saxony; .19, Anhalt.

•a Central Germany.

.21, Saxony; .22, Thuringia; .23, Saxe-Weimar; .24, Saxe-Altenburg ; .25,

Saxe-Golha-Coburg; .26, Saxe-Meiningen ; ,27, Schwartzburg; .28, Reuss.

943'3 Bavaria.

.31, Upper Franconia; .32, Middle Franconia; .^;^, I.ower Franconia; .34,Upper Palatinate; .35. Lower Bavaria; .36, Upper Bavaria; .^y, Suabia.

.4 Southern Germany..41, Hesse Darmstadt; .42, Rhenisia Prussia; .43, Rhenish Bavaria; .44,

Alsace; .45, Lorraine; .46, Baden; .47, Wurtemburg; .48, B/ack Forest

and Danube ; .49, Hohenzollern.

.5 Northwest Germany.

.51. Schieswig-Holstein and Hambarg; .52. Oldenburg and Bremen; .53,Hanover; .54, Brunswick; .55, Lippe; .56, Westphalia; 57, Waldeckj.58, Hesse-Nassau.

943.6 Austria.

,61, Lower Austria; .62, Upper Austria; ,6^, Salzburg; .64, Tyrol; 65, Styria;,^, Carinthia; 67, Carniola; .68, Istria; .69, Dalmatia,

.7 Bohemia, etc.

.71, Bohemia; .72, Moravia;-^i, Silesia; .74, Galicia; .75, Bukowina.

.8 Poland, including the history before the division.

.9 Hungary, etc.

.91, Hungary; .92, Transylvania; .93, Slavonia ; .94, Croatia, Fiume; .95Bosnia; .96, Herzegovina.

944 France.

Period Divisions.Early Historj-. .^Ancient Celts -59 B. C; Roman Dominion 59 B. C.-418 A. D.; Merovirv

gian Dynasty 428-752 ; Carolingian 752-987.Capet and Valois. ^House of Capet.

^

1, Hugh Capet 987-996; Robert H 996-1031 ; Henry i 1031-1060.2, Philip I 1060-1 108;.Louis VI 1108-1137; I^ouis Vir 1137-11803, Philip n 118(^1223; Louis Vni 1223-1226; Louis IX 1226-12704, Philip HI r27c^i285; Philip IV 1285-1314; Louis X 1314-1316; John

I 1316; Philip V 131^1322; Charles IV 1322-1328.House of Valois.

5, Philip VI 1328-1350; John n 1350-1364; Charles V 1364-1380.6, Charles VI 1380-1422 ; Charles VII 1422-1461.7,LouisXI, 1461-1483; Charles VIII 1483-1498; Louis XII MgS-icic

HoHse of Angouleme.8, Francis I 1515-1547; Henry II 1547-1559.

9» i'rancis II I559-I5tx); Charles IX 1560-1574; Henry III 1574-1=80.Bourbon.

, o oTT 1 589-1789

I, Henry IV 1589-1610; 2, Louis XIII 1610-1643; 3» Louis XIV 1643-1715.4, Louis XV 1715-1774; 5» Louis XVI 1774-1789.

Revolution. o oXT •

1I789-I8O4.

I, National Assembly 1780^-1792; 2, First Republic 1792-1799; 3, Conven-tion, 1792-1795; 4, Reign of Terror; May 1793-July 1794; S Directory1795-1799; o. First Consulate, Napoleon, 1799-1804.

First Empire. ,0 oXT ,

I8O4-I8I5.Napoleon I 1S04-1814; Louis XVIII 1814-1815; The Hundred Days

March 20-June 29. 1815.

^i

d02

n

^

^44.06 Restoration.181 5-1848.

I, Louis XVIII 1S15-1824; 2, Charles X 1824-1S30; 3, Louis Philippe1830-1S48.

.07 Second Republic and Second Empire. 1848-1870.Revolution of 1S48; Second Republic, Louis Napoleon, Pres., 1848-1S52

Napoleon III 1852-1870.

.08 Third Republic. 1870-Franco-German War, Government of National Defence 1870-1871; National

Assembly 1S71; Presidency of Thiers 1871-1873; McMahon 1873-1879:

Grevy 1S79-87, Sadi-Carnot 18S7-94; Casimir Perier 1S94-95; Faure1895-99; Loubjt 1899-1906; Falli:^res 1906-

Geographical Divisions of France.

944.1 Brittany. Maine. Anjou.

.11, Finistere; .12, Cotes da Xord ; .13, Morbihan ; 14, Loire Inferieure;

15. Ille et Vilaine> 16, Maine: Mayenne; 17, Sarthe ; iS, Anjou:Maine et Loire.

,2 Normandy. Picardy..21, Manche; .22, Calvados; .23, Orne; 24, Eure; 25, Seine Inferieure; 26,

Picardy: Somme; 27, Artois: Pas de Calais; 28, Nord.

.3 Champagne. Isle de France. Lorraine.

.31, Ardennes; .32, Mame; ,^1, Aube, Haute Marne; .34, Isle de France:Aisne; .35, Oise; 36, Seine et Oise, Paris; .37, Seine et Marne; .-j^,

Lorraine: Meuse, Moselle; 39, Meurthe, Vosges.

.4 Burgundy. Franche Comte. Savoy.

.41. Yonne; .42. Cote d'Or; .43. Saone et Loire; .44. Ain ; .45, FrancheComt6

: Haute Saone, Belfort; .46, Doubs ; .47, Jura; .48, Savoy:Savoie; .49, Haute Savoie.

•5 Orleans, etc. Auvergne.

.51, Eure et Loir; .52, Loiret ; .53, Loir et Cher; 54, Touraine : Tndre et

Loir; .55, Berry: Indre, Cher; .56, Nivernais: Xievre ; .57, Bourbon-nais: Allier; .58, Lyonnais : Loire, Rhone; .59, Auvergne : Puy deDome, Cantal.

,6 Poitou. Limousin.

.61, Vendee; .62, Deux Sevres;.(>2i^ Vienne; .64, Charente Inferieure; .65,

Charente; .66, Limousin: Haute Vienne; .67, Correze; .68, Marche :

Creuse.

*7 Guienne. Gascony.

.7i.Gironde; .72. Dordogne ; .73. Lot; .74, Aveyron; .75. Tarn et Garonne;.76, Lot et Garonne

; .77, Gascony : Laudes, Gers ; .78, Hautes Pyrenees

;

.79, Beam : Basses Pyrenees.

•8 Languedoc.

.81, Haute Loire, Lozere; .82, Ardeche ; .S3, Card; .84, Herault; .85, Tarn;.86, Haute Garonne; .87, Aude; .88, Foix : Ariege; .89, PyreneesOrientales.

•g Provence. Dauphiny.

.91, Bouches du Rhone; .92, Vaucluse; .93, Var; .94, A 1 pes Maritimes; ^5,Basses Alpes; 96, Dauphiny; 97, Hautes Alpes

; 98. Drome; 99, Isere.

945 Italy.

Period Divisions.

.01

.02

•03

.04

.05

.06

.07

.08

.09

476-774.774-961,

962-1122,

Gothic and Lombard Kingdoms.Prankish Emperors.German J^lmperors.

Hildebrand aad Papal Supremacy.Age of the Communes.

1 100-1300.Free Cities. Strifes of Guelphs and Ghibeline'^

Age of the Despots. 1300-1492.Age of Invasions. 1492-1527Spanish-Austrian Ascendancy. 1527-1796Struggle for Independence. I/Q6-1870'United Italy. 18-0- '

Victor Emanuel, Cavour, Garibaldi.

Geographical Divisions of Italy.

Piedmont and Liguria.

Lombardy.

Venetia.

Emilia.

Tuscany.

Marches, Umbria and Latium.Naples.

.7. Abrtizzo and Molise; .72. Campania; .73. Napoli; .74, Salerno*

;!'/ ^TrV ;^'' ^^^^^b^*^'^^^'' ^^^^^^^^ -77. Basilicata. pften:za; .78, Calabria; .79, Reggio di Calabria.

.8 Sicily. Malta.

.9 Sardinia and Corsica.

946 Spain.

945- 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Period Divisions.

.01

.02

•03

.04

^5

Gothic Kingdom. 711.

711-14791479-1516

1516-1598.Charles I (V of

1598-1808.

-06

.07

.08

Early History. Roman Dominion.Moorish Kingdom.Ferdinand V and Isabella.

Discovery,

Expulsion of the Moors.Charles I and Philip II,

Inquisitien. War with the Netherlands. ArmadaGermany; 1516-1556; Philip II 1556-1CQ8

Philip IIL—Charles IV.'^

Degeneration, i, Philip III 1598-1621; 2, Philip IV 76.7T665

; 3Charles II ,665-1700: 4, House of Bourbon: 5. Philip V 1700-

Peninsular War. 1808-1814Joseph Bonaparte.

Bourbon Restoration. ,c ,0^0Attempts at Ref«rm.Ferdinand VII 1814-1833; Isabella II. 1833-1868

Later 19th Century.jg^^g

Revolution of 1868-1870; Amadeus 1870-1873 ; Republic 1873-1875 •

Alfonso XII 1873-85: Alfonso XIII 1886- ^ "

Geographical Divisions of Spain.

946.1 Galicia. Asturias.

.2 Leon. Estramadura.

3 Old Castile.

4 New Castile.

5 Aragon.

6 Basque Provinces.

7 Catalonia. Balearic Isles, Valencia. Murcia.

•8 Andalusia. Canary Isles.

•9' Portugal.

.98, Madeira; .99, Azores.

947 Russia.

Period Divisions.

.01 Primitive Russia. —— 862,

Xi2 Varangian Kingdom. S62-1237.

Conversion to Christianity.

•03 Mongolian Invasion. 1237-1462.

Civil Wars.

•04 Ivan III—Ivan V. 1462-1689.

Origin of Serfdom.

•05 Peter the Great 1689-1725.

Wars with Sweden and Turkey.

J06 Catharine I—Catharine II. 1725-1796.

Partition of Poland.

•07 Paul I—Nicholas I. ^79(>-^^Sy

War with Napoleon.

Insurrection of Poland.

- Crimean War. See also 942. oS; 944.07: g45.o8: 949.6

.nR Alexander II— 1S55-1881.

Emancipation of the Serfs.

Turko-Russian War,

Alexander III— 1881-

Geographical Divisions of Russia.

947.1 Finland. Lapland.

•2 Northern Great Russia.Archangel; Vologda; Oloiietz; Novgorod.

•3 Southern Great Russia.

•4 Baltic Provinces.Courland; Livonia; Esthonia ; St. Petersburg.

•S Russian Poland.

.6 West Russia.

.7 Little Russia. South Russia.

«8 East Russia.

«9 Caucasia.

948 Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.

Period Divisions.

.01 Legendary Peiiod. Soo,

.03 Coribolidation. Migration. 80 1 -1 3 9 7.

Introduction of Christianity.

Discovery of Iceland, Greenland, and America.

Conquest of Puitain and Normandy.Union of the three kingdoms.

Civilization. Foreign relations.

The Reformation.

Edict of Toleration, 1527.

30 Years* War, Gustavus Adolphus.

Decline.

Wars, vs. Denmark, Poland, Russia.

Political changes.

Napoleonic Wars.

Union of Norway and Sweden, 1.S14.

Charles XIV. (Bernadotte).

Peace. Internal reform.

•03

•OS

J06

-07

.08

.1

.2

-3

45,6

.7

.8

1523-164S.

1648-1792.

1792-iSiS.

iSiS—

.

Geographical Divisions.

Nor\vay.

Christiania.

Christiansand. Bergen.

Hamar. Throndhjem. Tromso-

Sweden.

Gothland.

Sveaiand.

Norrland.

.9 Denmark.

949 Minor Countries of Europe.

.1 Iceland. Faroe Islands.

01, Commonwealth, -1264; 03, Mediaevalism, 1264-1551 ; 03, Absolute Rule,Decay, 1551-184S ; 04, Modern Iceland, 1S48 .

.2 Netherlands.

01, Early History, -1477 ; 02, Austrian Dominion, 1477-1566; 03, Wars for

Independence, 1566-1648; 04, Age of Prosperity, 1648-1795; 05, Revo-lutionary, 1795-1830; 06, 19th Century, 1830 .

.3 Belgium,

.4 Switzerland.

01, f:arly History, -1300; 02, Struggle for Independence, 1300-1499; 03,Reformation, 1499-1048; 04, Period of Tranquillity, 164S-17S9; 05,Period of Revolution, 17S9-1815; 06, 19th Century, 1815 .

949-5

.6

•7

.8

.9

950

951

952

953

Byzantine Empire and Modern Greece.

01, Greek Revival. 323-716.

Constantine the Great— Theodosius III.

02, Byzantine Prosperity. 716-1057.

LeoIII— Michael'vi.

03, Byzantine Decline. 1057-1204.

Isaac I — Latin conquest of Constantinople.

04, Greek Survival. 1 204-1453.

Constantinople taken by the Turks, 1453.

05, Turkish Power. 1453-1821.

06, Greek Independence. 1821 ;

Turkey in Europe. .61, Constantinople.

Servia. Bulgaria. Montenegro.

Roumania: "Wallachia, Moldavia.

Islands of Grecian Archipelago-Divided like 939.1.

Asia.

China.,1, N. E. China, Peking; .2, S. E. China, Canton, Ilong Kong, Formosa.

.3, S. W. China; .4, N. W. China; .5, Thibet; .6. East Turkestan; .7,

Mongolia; .8, Manchuria; .9, Corea.

Japan.

Arabia..1, Sinai; .2, Hejaz, Mecca; .3, Yemen; .4, Hadramaut, Mahrah j .5, Oman;

.6, Hasa; .7, Dahna ; .8, Nejd; .9, Syrian Desert.

954 India.

.1, Bengal, Orissa, Assam, Bhotan ; .2, Northwest Provinces, Oudh, Nepal;

.3, Central Provinces; .4, Rajputana; .5, Punjab, Delhi, Lahore; .6,

Cashmere; .7, Bombay, Sind, Baroda; .8, Madras, Mysore, Travancore,Ceylon ; .9, Hyderabad.

955 Persia.

956 Turkey in Asia. seeaiso949-6.

.1, Khodavendikyar; .2, Aidin, Smyrna; .3, Kastamuni, Angora; .4, Konieh,Adana, Cyprus ; .5, Trebizond, Sivas; .6, Erzerum, Diarbekr, Karpoot

;

.7, Bagdad, Kurdistan; .8, Aleppo; .9, Damascus, Phenicia, Palestine.

957 Siberia,

958 Afghanistan. Turkestan. Baluchistan..1, N. E. Afghanistan, Cabul ; .2, South Afghanistan, Candahar; .3, N. W,

Afghanistan, Herat; .4, Turkestan; .5, Kiva; .6, Bokhara; .7, Ferghana

or Khokan; .8, Baluchistan.

959 Farther India.

.1, British Burmah; .2, IJurmah; .3, Siam ; .4, Laos; .5, Lower Siam, Malay

Peninsula; .6, Cambodia; .7, French Cochin China; .8, Anam; .9,

Tonkin.

9^0 Africa.

961 North Africa.

.1, Tunis; .2. Tripoli; .3, Fezzan.

962 Egypt.

.1, Lower Egypt, Alexandria, Cairo; .2, Middle Egypt; .3, Upper Egypt,Thebes; 4, Nubia; .5, Dongola; .6, Egyptian Soudan, Kartum; .7,

Darfur; .8, Kordofan; .9, Sennaar.

963 Abyssinia.

964 Morocco.

965 Algeria,

966 North Central Africa.

.1, Sahara; .2, Soudan; .3, Senegambia; .4, Sierra Leone; .5, Upp«Guinea; .6, Liberia; .7, Ashantee ; .S, Dahomey; .9, Gold Coast.

967 South Central Africa.

. I, Lower Guinea; .2, Loango, Congo ; .3. Angola, Benguela; .4, Interior;

.5, Congo Basin; .6, Central Lake Region; .7, Somali; .8, Zanzibar;

,9, Mozambique.

968 South Africa.

.1, Sofala; .2, Transvaal ; .3, Zululand; .4, Natal; .5, Orange Free State;

.6, Kaffraria; ,7, Cape Colony; .8, West Coast; .9, Interior.

969 Madagascar. Mauritius.

970 North America..1, Indians. Aborigines; .2, Lives of Indians; .3, Special Tribes; .4, Special

States; .5, Government Relation and Treatmeat; .6, Special Subjects,Character, Civilization, Agriculture, etc

&ee 371.95, Education ; 572.97, Ethnology; 497. Languages.

971 Canada. British America.

.1 British Columbia.

.2 North-West Territory.

; .22, Athabasca; .23, Alberta; .24, Saskatchewan; ,25,AssinJr.21.

boia; .26, Keewatin; .27, Manitoba; .28, N. E. Territory.

3 Ontario.

4 Quebec.

5 New Brunswick.

6 Nova Scotia.

7 Prince Edward Island.

8 Newfoundland.

9 Labrador^

972 Mexico Central America

.01

.02

•03

.04

•05

.06

•07

.08

Period divisions

Ancient civilization

r Toltec 2 Chichimec 3 Tarascan 4 AztecDiscovery and Spanish rule

Independence

First empire Iturbide i PronunciamientosWar with United States. See also 973.6

Constitution of '57 ReformFrench intervention

Later history

1516

5 Maya1516-1810

1810-1822

1822-1845

1845-1848

1848-1861

1861-1867

1867

Geografic divisions

.1 Free zone and Northern states

Tamaulipas. \uevo Leon, Cohahuila. Chihuahua. Sonora.Durango

a Lower California and ilands

.3 Central Pacific states

Sinaloa, Jalisco, Colima, Michoacan

•4 Interior states

Zacatecas, San Luis Potosi. Aguascalientes. GuanajuatoQuer^taro, Hidalgo, Puebla, Tlascala, Morelos

^ Mexico Federal district

.6 Southern Gulf states

Veracruz, Tabasco, Campeche. Yucatan

.7 Southern Pacific states

Guerrero, Oaxaca, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Chiapas

.8 Central America.81 Guatemala.82 British Honduras Belize

.83 Honduras

.84 San Salvador

.85 Nicaragua

.86 Costa Rica

.9 West Indies

.91 Cuba

.92 Jamaica

•93 Santo Domingo.94 Hayti

.95 Porto Rico

.96 Bahamas•97 Leeward ilands

.98 Windward ilands

.99 BermudasBarbados

973 United StatesSUMMARY OF 973

.1 Discovery —1607

.2 Colonial 1607

—

1775.3 Revolution 1775— 1789.4 Constitutional 1789— 1809.5 Warofi8i2 1809— 1845.6 War with Mexico 1845— 1861.7 Civil war i86i— 1865.8 Later 19th century 1865— 1901

See 342.73 U. S. constitutional law and history; 328.73 U. S. legislativ bodies andannals; 329 Political parties

.1 Discovery —1607From earliest times to settlement of JamestownSee 970.1-6 American Indians; 913-7 American antiquities; 571.91 Moundsand mound bilders; 571-85 Pueblos

.II PrecolumbianFor precolumbian claims of Chinese, Norse, Welsh, etc. see .12 to .18 below

Arabs

JewsAfricans

Irish

Poles

Germans Martin BehaimItalians

, 1

2

Chinese

.13 Norse

GunnbiomEric the RedLeif Ericson

Bjarni Herjulfson

ThorwaldThorfinn Karlsefne

.14 Welsh

Prince Madoc.15 Columbus.16 Spanish and Portuguese

Dates of voyages are added to names

Amerigo Vespucci 1 497-1 504

Gaspar and Miguel Cortereal 1500-02 LabradorJuan Ponce de Leon 15 13-21 Florida

Vasco Xunez de Balboa 15 13 Pacific oceanHernando Cortes 1518—40 See also 972.02 History of Mexico

Fernando da Magalhaens 15 18-21 Magellan straits

Francisco Pizarro 1524-41 See also 985 History of Peru

Hernando de Soto 1539-42 Mississippi river

Francisco Vasquez de Coronado 1540-42 New Mexico, Arizona^Colorado

,17 English

John and Sebastian Cabot 1497-1530Sir John Hawkins 1562-69

Sir Francis Drake 1570-80

Sir Martin Frobisher 1576-78Sir Humphrey Gilbert 1578-83

Sir Walter Ralegh 1 578-1602

John Davis 1585—87

Bartholomew Gosnold 1602-07

973.18

.19

.2

•3Z

.22

•23

,24

.25

.26

French

Giovanni da Verrazano 1524Jacques Cartier 1534-44 CanadaJean Ribault 1562-65 FloridaRen^ de Laudonni^re 1564-66Samuel de Champlain 1603-35

Other nations

ColonialSee also histories of separate colonies

Virginia settlement 1607-20Settlement of Jamestown 13 May 1607 See 975.5Hudson's voyage 1609 See also 974-7 N. Y. history

Florida

See also 971 History of Canada

1607-I775

New England settlement 1620-43Settlement of Plymouth 21 Dec. 1620Pequot war 1636-37 Connecticut

Virginia history

James 1 1603-35

See 974.4 Mass. history

Charles 1 1626-49New England confederacy 1643-64United colonies of Xew England 19 May 1643

Commonwelth 1649-63Oliver Cromwell 16.53-68

r*/^*^ ».«»«<. «< Tw HT .!_ 1 ,Richard Cromwell 1658-69Conquest of New Netherlands 1664-89

King Philip's war 1675-76 MassachusettsWar with eastern indians 1675-78 MaineSir Edmund Andros, governor of Xew England 1686-S9

Charles 3 1660-S5

Early French wars 1689-1732Witchcraft in Xew England See 133.4King William's war 1OS9-97Sometimes cald in Europe, War of the Palatinate

Queen Anne's war 1702-13Known in Europe as War of the Spanish succession

James 2 16S5~l<8

William 3 1689-1702Anne 1702-14

George 1 1714-27

.27

Extension of English rule 1732-63Settlement of Georgia 1732 See 975-8 Georgia historyKing George's war 1744-48Known in Europe as War of the Austrian succession

Albany convention assembled 19 June 17S4French and indian war 1755-63

Known in Europe as Seven years warBraddock's defeat 9 July 1755Crown Point and Ticonderoga 175S-59Capture of Louisburg 27 July 1758Capture of Quebec 18 Sep. i'759: Montcalm and WolfePeace of Paris 10 Feb. 1763

Last years of the colonies 1763-75'^'"''' ' ''""''^^

See also specially 973.311 Causes of the RevolutionConspiracy of Pontiac 1763-64Bouquet's expedition 1763-64Lord Dunmore's war Ap.-Qct. 1774 Virginia

George 3 1760-1S20

973-3 Revolution and confederation 1775-89

SUMMARY OF 9733,31 Political history

.32 Diplomatic history

•33 Special campains and battles

.34 General military history

35 Naval history

.36 Celebrations

.37 Prisons, hospitals

.38 Personal narrativs

.39 lUustrativ material

,31 Political history; causes, results

For financial history see 336.73

.311 Causes 17751 Stamp act 1765

2 Navigation acts; mercantil policy

Burning of the Gasp^ 17 June 1772

3 Boston massacre 5 Mar. 1770

4 Taxation and representation

5 Tax on tea 1767. Boston tea party 16 Dec. 17736 Boston port bill 1774

Political history 1775-83

Continental congress Se3 328.73 V. S. legislativ bodies

Declaration of independence 4 July 1776 See also 973.36i

Mecklenburg declaration 20 May 1775

Loyalists, tories See also 973.381 Treason and traitors

Relations of special classes to the Revolution

Clergy and churches

LawyersCollege graduates

Treaty of peace 1783Concluded at Paris 3 Sep. 1783; ratified 14 Jan. 1784

Confederation 1783-89

Shay's rebellion 1786-87 Massachusetts

Cession of western territory to United States

Diplomatic history; relations with other nations

Divided like 940; e. j;. 973-324 Relations with France; 973.326 Relations withSpain

Special campains and battles

Campains of 1775 *

1 Lexington and Concord 19 April See also 973-362

2 Bunker Hill 17 June See also 973.366

3 Siege of Boston June 1775-March 1776

4 Ticonderoga 10 MayCrown Point 12 May

5 Canadian expeditions

MontgomeryArnold

•312

•313

•314

•3^S

.316

3^7

.318

319.32

.33

'33^

Events in the south

973.332

•333

•334

I

a

3

4

5

6

8

I

2

3

4

Campaigns of 1776

Campaign for the HudsonBattle of Long Island 27 AugBritish occupation of New YorkAmerican retreat Sep -Nov. 1776Harlem Heights 16 Sep.

White Plains 28 Oct.

Fort Washington 16 NovWashington in the Jerseys Dec 1776 -Jan. 4777Trenton 26 Dec.

Princeton 3 Jan. 1777

6

7

8

Events in the south

North Carolina

Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's island 28 JuneCampaigns of 1777

Events in Connecticut and Rhoae islandBurgoync'F campaignTiconderoga evacuated 6 JulyHubbardton, Vt. 7 JulyBennington, Vt. 16 Aug.Freeman s farm or Bemis Heights or Stillwater 19 SeptBemis Heights or Saratoga 7 Oct.Burgoyne's surrender 17 Oct.

Fort Stanwix or Fort Schuyler or Oriskany 2-22 AugClinton's advance up the Hudson

Forts Clinton and Montgomery 6 Oct.Howe's campaignBrandywine 11 Sep.

Paoli 20 Sep.

Philadelphia taken by British 27 Sep.Germantown 4 Oct.

Forts on the DelawareRed Bank, or Fort Mercer 22 Oct.Mud Island, or Fort Mifflin 10-16 Nov.

Events in south, including Kentucky

Campaigns of 177S

Washington at Valley Forge 1777-78Events in middle states

Battle«>f Monmouth 28 JuneEvacuation of Philadelphia JuneIndian depredations. See also 973.9^3

Wyoming 1-4 JulyMohawk valley

Cherry valley 1 1 Nov.Brant, See also 970.2 Indian biography

Rhode Island campaign, August. Sec also 973.354 Naval history

Events in the south

Capture of Savannah 29 Dec.Events in northwest 1778-79Clark's expedition

Vincennes, Ind. 2 Jan. and 20 Feb. 1779

973-335 Campaigns of 1779

1 Events in New England

Tryon in Connecticut July

2 Penobscot expedition Aug. and Sep.

3 Events in middle states

Minisink 19 July

4 Wayne at Stony Point 16 July

5 Paulus Hook 19 Aug.

6 Sullivan's expedition July- Sep.

7 Events in the south

Briar creek 3 Mar,

Siege of Savannah 23 Sep. and 18 Oct8 Events in northwest. See 973-3348

•3|6 Campaign of 17 So

I Southern campaigns

Waxhaws, N. C. 29 MayRamsour Mills, N. C. 20 June

Leslie's expedition into Virginia Oct.

S Siege of Charleston Mar. - May3 Camden, S. C. 16 Aug.

4 Kings mountain, S. C. 7 Oct.

5 Events in middle states

Springfield, N. J. 23 JuneBull's Ferry, N. Y. 21 July

6 Northern invasion

•337 Campaigns of 1781

1 Southern campaigns

2 Events in Carohnas Jan. -Ap.

Cowpens, S. C. 17 Jan.

Guilford, N C. 15 Mar.

Ilobkirks hill, S. C. 25 Ap.

3 Events in Carolinas May-Dec.Fort Ninety-Six, S. C. May-JuneEutaw Springs, S. C, 8 Sep.

4 British in Virginia

5 Siege of Yorktown Sep.- Oct.

Surrender of Cornwallis 19 Oct,

6 Events in the north

7 Arnold in Connecticut Sep.

.338 Campaigns of 1782 #,339 Events of 1783

British evacuation of New York 2.^ Nov. See also 973-363

973-34

341

•342

-343

.344

345

.346

.347

.348

-349

•35

.351

•352

.353

•354

*35S

.356

.357

.358

General military history

English side

Mercenaries ; HessiansIndians

American side

Part taken by special states, specially the northern states. Under thenumber for each state use the book numbers A1-A19 for official publica-tions, A2 for lists of revolutionary soldiers.

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

i

2

5

6

7

8

New HampshireVermont. Not then a state, admitted ijgi

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

Connecticut

New YorkPennsylvania

New Jersey

Southern states

DelawareMaryland

Virginia

North Carolina

South Carolina

Georgia

American auxiliaries

French

Special topics

Conway cabal 1777-78Mutiny of Pennsylvania line Jan. 17S1Newburg addresses 17S2-S3

Naval history

Events of 1775

Capture of the Margaretta June 12

Events of 1776

Escape of British sloop of war Glasgow 6 Ap.Battle of Lake Champlain 11-13 Oct.Gen. Benedict Arnold

Events of 1777

Lexington and ^lert 20 Sep.Events of 1778

French fleet at NewportEvents of 1779Bon Homme Richard and the Serapis 23 Sep,

Events of 1780

Trumbull and Watt 2 JuneEvents of 1781

Alliance and British brigs Atalanta and Trepassey 28 MavPrivateers

973 36

•361

• 362

•363

-364

365

.366

•367

•37

371

• 372

•373

•374

.375

•376

-377

.378

37938-38^

.382

•383

.384

.385

.386

-39

-391

.392

.393

394

•395

•396

.397

•393

Celebrations, anniversaries, commemorationsThese should usually be clast with the special event commemorated, bmsome anniversaries are of such greneral character as to be better clasthere. For Patriotic societies of the revolution »ee 369. 13

Fourth of July. See also 073.313

19th of April. See also 973.3311

Evacuation day, New York. See also 973.3*9

Monuments, memorials. See also 718

Bunker Hill monument. See also 973.3312

Washington's various headquartersNewburg, N. Y.

Morristown, N. J.

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

English prisons

1 Jersey prison ship

2 Sugar house prison

American prisons

Exchange of prisoners

•

Medical dep't; surgeons, nurses, etc.

Hospitals

Personal narratives, vindications, secret-serviceTreason and traitors. See also 973.314 Loyalists, toriei

Benedict Arnold

Charles Lee

Secret-service, spies

American side. Nathan HaleBritish side. Major John Andre

Illustrative materialThese numbers should be used mainly for references. Poems, dra»ias

etc. should usually be clast under their own numbers, 811, 812, etc. butspecial collections should be clast here.

Poetry

DramaFiction

Addresses

Sermons ^HumorPictures

Paintings, drawings, caricatures, engravings, photographs, sculptureMusic

Maps

973.4 Constitutional period 1789-1809See 342.73 U. S. constitution; 329.1 Federal party 1789-18; 329.2 Anti-

federal party 1789-92

•41 George Washington 30 Ap. 1789—4 Mar. 1797Born 22 Feb. 1732; died 14 Dec. 179^

Sworn into office 30 Ap. 1789

National bank established 25 Feb. 1791. See 332.11

Vermont admitted, 14th state, 4 Mar. 1 791. See 974.3

Kentucky admitted, 15th state, i June 1792. See 976.9

,^'M Indian warsHarmar's expedition 1790

St Clair's expedition 1791

•43 Washington's second term 4 Mar. 1793-4 Mar. 1797Neutrality proclamation 22 Ap. 1793 See also 341.3

Whisky insurrection July- Nov. 1794Wayne's expedition Oct. Nov. 1794, and treaty 3 Aug. 1795

Jay's treaty 28 Oct 1795, See also 341.2

Treaty with Spain 27 Oct. 1795. See also 341.2

Tennessee admitted, i6th state, i June 1796. See 976.8

•44 John Adams 4 Mar. 1797— 4 Mar. 1801Born 31 Oct. 1733; died 4 July 1826

Alien act 25 June 179S. See 341.5

Sedition act 14 July 1798. See 323

Removal of capitol to Washington

^5 Troubles with France

Naval battles; Constellation and L'Insurgent 9 Feb. 1800

•46 Thomas Jefferson 4 Mar. 180 1— 4 Mar. 1809Born 2 Ap. 1743; died 4 July 1826

Ohio admitted, 17th state, 19 Feb. 1S03. See 977.1

Purchase of Louisiana 2 May 1803

.47 Wars with Barbary states

.41 Jefferson's second terra 4 Mar. 1S05-4 Mar. 1809

Aaron Burr's conspiracy 1806

See also 92:^.27 lives; of Burr; and 343.1 Trials

Embargo act 22 Dec. 1807

•5 War of 1812

.51 James MadisonBorn 16 Mar. 1751; died eS June 1836

Engagement between ships President and Little Belt 16 May 181

1

Defeat of Indians by Gen. Harrison at Tippecanoe 7 Nov. 181

1

Louisiana admitted, iSth state, 30 Ap. 1S12. 866976.3

Indiana admitted, 19th state, 11 Dec. 1S16. See 977.2

1809-454 Mar. 1809— 4 Mar. 1817

^73. 52

.521

.532

.523

8

S34

War of i8i2

War declared i8 June r3i2. Treaty of peace 34 Dec. 1814

Political history ; causes, results

Hartford convention

Diplomatic history-

Special campaigns and battles

I Campaigr in northwestIncludes all west of New York

Surrender of Detroit 16 Aug. 1812Events in northwest 1813-14

Campaign in New York, New England and CanadaBattle of Queenstown 13 Oct. 1S12

Events in New York and New England 1S13Capture of Fort Niagara 19 Dec.

Events in Canada 1813

Capture of Fort George 27 MayBattle of Thamer 5 Oct.

Events in New York and New England 1S14Bombardment of Stonington, Conn. 9-12 Aug.

Events in Canada 1814

Capture of Fort Erie 3 JulyBattlt, of Chippewa 5 JulyBattle of Lundys Lane 25 July

Campaign in the south

Battle of Bladensburg 24 Aug. 1S14Burning of Washington 24 Aug. 1814Bombardment of Fort McHcnry 13 Sep. 1814

Events in Louisiana

Battle of New Orleans 22 Dec. iS 14-8 Jan. 1815General military history

English side

Indian allies

American side in generalDivided like 974. Under the number for e.-ich state use the bocV num:

bera A1-A19 for otiicial publicatiuai, Aa for lists of soldiers.

South Atlantic states

Divided like 975

Gulf states

Divided like 976

Lake states

Divided 'ike 077

973. 525 Naval history

I Events of 1812

Constitution and Guerriere 19 Aug.

Wasp and Frolic 18 Oct.

United States and Macedonia 25 Oct,

Constitution and Java 29 Dec.

3 Events on inland waters

3 Events of 1813

Hornet and Peacock 24 Feb,

Chesapeake and Shannon i JunePelican and Argus 14 Aug.

Enterprise and Boxer 5 Sep.

4 Events on inland waters

Battle of Lake Erie 10 Sep.

J Events of 18 14

Essex against Phoebe and Cherub 23 Mar.

Peacock and Epervier 29 Ap.

Wasp and Reindeer 23 June

Wasp and Avon i Sep.

Wasp and Atlanta 21 Sep.

6 Events on inland waters

Battle on Lake Champlain 11 Sep.

7 Events of 1S15

Capture of frigate President 15 Jan.

Capture of Cyane and Levant by the Constitution 20 Feb.

Hornet and Penguin 23 Mar.

8 Privateers

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, etc.

See note under 973.36

See 3C9. 14 societies of the war of iSn

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

I English prisons. Dartmoor

Personal narratives, vindications, secret service

Illustrative material. Divided like 973.39

Algerine war

James Monroe 4 Mar. 18x7— 4 Mar. 1825Born 28 Ap. 1758; died 4 July 1831

Mississippi admitted, 20th state. 10 Dec. 1817. See g76.2

Illinois admitted, 21st state, 3 Dec. 1818. See 977.3

Purchase of Florida 25 Feb. 18 19

Alabama admitted, 22d state, 14 Dec. 1819. See 976.1

Maine admitted, 23d state, 15 Mar. 1820. See 974.1

Missouri compromise. See 326.973 and 973.7113

Missouri admitted, 24th state, 10 Aug. 1S21. See 977-8

Monroe doctrine Dec. 1823. See 327.73

Tariff act 22 May 1824. 866337

Seminole war i3i8

526

-527

.528

.529

•53

•54

.S41

55 John Quincy AdamsBorn 11 July 1767; died 23 Feb. 1848

Erie canal completed 1825, See 386

Panama congress 1826. See 341. i

Removal of Creek Indians 1825-29.

Tariff act 19 May 1S28. See 337

4 Mar 1825— 4 'M.SLT. 1829

See 970.3

973 56 Andrew JacksonBorn 15 Mar. 1767; died 8 June 1845

Rotation in office. See 351. 6

United States bank. See 33a.11

Whig party. See 329.4

Compromise tariff act 3 Mar. 1833. See 337^Independence of Texas 2 Mar. 1836. See 976.4

4 Mar. 1829— 4 Mar. 1837

.561

.562

•57

See 976.7

See 977.4

•571

584 Mar. 1841 — 4 Ap. 1841

4 Ap. 1841— 4 Mar. 1845

.6

.61

.611

.62

.621

.622

.623

Arkansas admitted, 25th state, 15 June 1836.Specie circular 11 July 1836. 866336.73Michigan admitted, 26th state, 26 Jan. 1837.

Nullification. See also 342.73

Webster and Hayne debate 25-27 Jan. 1830Nullification ordinance. South Carolina 24 Nov. 1832

Black Hawk war 1832

Martin Van Buren^ Mar. 1837-4 Mar. 1841Born 5 Dec. 1782; died 34 July ,£62

^

Panic of 1837. 886332

Alton riot 7 Nov. 1837. 866326.97,Burning of Caroline 26 Dec. 1837Northeast boundary. Aroostook war. Feb.. Mar. i8-,yAmistad case 1S39

Second Seminole war 1835.42

William Henry HarrisonBorn g Feb. 177:,; died 4 Ap. 1841

John TylerBorn 29 Mar. 1790; died iS Jan. 1862

Dorr's rebellion May-June 1842. 866974.5Ashburton treaty, northeast boundaryTexas annexation resolution 28 Feb. 1845Florida admitted, 27th state, 3 Mar. 1845

War with Mexico^g ^^

James Knox Polk4 Mar. 1845-4 Mar 1849Born 2 Nov. 1795; died 15th June 1849

^^

Texas annexed, 28th state, 29 Dec. 1845. $66976.4Wilmot proviso adopted by house 8 Aug. 1846 See also 973 71x3Iowa admitted, 29th state, 28 Dec. 1846. See 977.7Wisconsin admitted. 30th state, 29 May 1848. See 977.5Free soil party

; Buffalo convention Aug. 1848. See 3.9.6Northwest boundary; Oregon; treaty with England 12 June 1846Mexican war. 1845-48.

War declared 13 May 1846; treaty of peace 30 May 1S48Political history ; causes, results

Annexation of TexasAcquisition of California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, etc.

- Diplomatic history

Special campaigns and battles

Kearny in New MexicoFremont in California

Taylor's campaignOn the Rio GrandePalo Alto 8 May 1846

Resaca de la Palma g MayMatamoras 18 May

In Mexico

Monterey 20-25 Sep. 1846Buena Vista 22-23 Feb, 1847

I

2

3

4

973.623

,634

.625

.626

.627

.628

.629

.63

.64

6 Scott's campaign

7 Vera Cruz 22-29 Mar. 1847

Cerro Gordo 17-18 Ap.

8 Battles near Mexico

Contreras 19-20 Aug.

San Antonio 20 Aug.

Churubusco 20 Aug.

9 Capture of Mexico

Molino del Rey 8 Sep.

Chapultepee 12-13 Sep.

Mexico 14 Sep.

General military history

Naval history-

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries

See note under ^73. 36; also 369.145 Aztec club of 1847

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

Personal narratives

Illustrative material. See note under 973.39

Zachary Tsylor 5 Mar, 1849— 9 July 1850Born 34 Sep. 1784; died 9 July 1850

Inaugural ceremony 5 MarchCompromise of 1850, Omnibus bill, introduced by Henry Clay

29 Jan. 1850. See 326.973 and 973-7"3

Millard Fillmore 9 July 1850— 4 Mar. 1853Born 7 Feb. i8oo; died 7 Mar. 1874

Clayton - Bulwer treaty 4 July 1850. See 386

California admitted, 31st state, 9 Sep. 1850. See 979.4

Fugitive slave law iS ^ep. 1S50. 866326.973

Popular sovereignty, or squatter sovereignty. See 343.73 and 326.973

Filibustering expeditions to Cuba 1849-51. See 972.91

.65

M Franklin Pierce 4 Mar. 1853—4 Mar. 1857Born 23 Nov. 1804; died 8 Oct. 1869

Know-nothing party. See 329.5

Republican party. See 329.6

Com. Perry's expedition to Japan 1852-54. See 915.2 and 341.273

Gadsden treaty with Mexico for purchase of southern Arizona

and New Mexico 30 June 1854

Kansas - Nebraska bill 30 May 1854. See 326.973, 978.1 and 978 2.

Ostend manifesto 18 Oct. 1854. 860972.91

Walker's filibuster expedition against Nicaragua 1355, See also 972.85

.67

.68

.69

4 Mar. 1857—4 Mar. z86iJames BuchananBorn 23 Ap. 1791; died i June 1868

Dred Scott decision 6 Mar. 1857. 866326.973 and 973.7113

Lecompton constitution, Kansas;pro^lavery 7 Nov. 1857.

Minnesota admitted, 32d state, 11 May 1S58. See 9/7.6

Oregon admitted, 33d state, 14 Feb. 1S59. 866979-5

John Brown's raid 16-17 (-ct. 1S59. 866973.7116 and 326.973

Kansas admitted, 34th state, 29 Jan. 1861. See 97^.1

See 978.1

973-7 War of secession 4 Mar. 1861-15 Ap. 1865SU3IMARY Of 973.7

.71

.72

.73

•74

75.76

.77

.78

79

Political history

Diplomatic historySpecial campaigns and battlesGeneral military historyNaval history

Cclebratio s

Prisons hospitalsPersonal narrativesIllustrative material

1861-1865Abraham Lincoln

Born I. Feb. iSoq; died 15 Ap. 1865istterm 4Mar. 1S61— 4Mar. i86s; zdterm^Mar ,«fi a

.71 Political history; causes results'''' ^""^ ''''

West Virginia admitted, 35th state, 19 June 1863. See ,,,.,Nevada admitted. 36th state, 31 Oct. 1864. See 07, ,•yii Causes

1 Slavery. See also 326

2 Extension of slavery

Annexation of territory

Slavery in the territories

3 CompromisesMissouri compromise 1820. See also 973,54Wilmot proviso 1S46. See also 973.61

Compromise of 1850. See also 973.63

4 Abolition movementMurder of Elijah P. Lovejoy 7 Nov. 1837Assault on Charies Sumner by Preston S. Brooks 22 May 18.6

5 Fugitive slaves ^ ^

Underground railwayDred Scott case. See also 973.68

6 John Brown's raid. See also 973.68

7 States' rights

8 Tariff See also 337.712 Efforts to preserve peace

Crittenden compromise introduced 18 Dec. i860Peace conference 4-27 Feb. 18C1

•7x3 Secession of southern statesSouth Carolina 20 Dec. i860

• Mississippi 9 Jan. 1861Florida 10 Jan.

Alabama 1 1 Jan.Georgia 19 Jan.Louisiana 26 Jan.Texas i Feb.

Confederate states of America formed 4 F.bVirginia 17 Ap.Arkansas 6 MayNorth Carolina 20 MayTennessee 8 June

For constitutional conventions see subdivisions of 342- proceeding. - n^

dW;:ro.".r^^"^'^^^congress and of state^t.^^^^^s^

.714 Results of the civil warEmancipation proclamation i Jan. 1863. See 326.8Freedmen's bureau. See 361

For tne present condition of negro, see 325 26For negro colony in Africa, Liberia, see 3.5.6: history of Liberia 966.^

973-715

.716

.717

.718

.72

Relations of special classes to the civil warClergy and churches. Colleges, students and graduates

Southern side

Unionists in the south

Secessionists in the north

Diplomatic history: relations with other nationsDivided like 940; e. g. 973.722 Relations with England; 973.727 Russia

.721 Diplomatic history of confederate states

Divided like 940; e. g. 973.7214 Relations of confederate states with France

.73 Special camp'ains and battles

General arrangement of topics is based on Official records of the Union and con-federate armies, pub. by the U. S. The indexes of th.se volums can be usedas a minute subject index for subdivisions of 973.73

.731 Campain of 1S61

1 Operations in Charleston harbor, S. C. 20 Dec. 1S60-14 Ap. 1861

Bombardment of Fort Sumter 12-14 April

2 Operations in other southern states (see Official records, v. i)

3 Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, 16 Ap.-3i July

Riot at Baltimore, Md. 19 April

Engagement at Big Bethel, or Bethel Church, Va. 10 June

4 Battle of Bull Run. or Manassas, Va. 2 1 July

5 . Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian territory 10 May- 19 Xov.

6 Texas, New Mexico, Arizona 11 June-i Feb. 1S62

Kentucky, Tennessee i July-19 Nov.

North Carolina, southeastern Virginia i Aug.- 11 Jan, 1862

7 Maryland, northern Virginia, West Virginia i Aug. -17 Mar. 1862

8 Engagement at Ball's Bluff, Va. 2 1 Oct.

Action near Edwards Ferry, Va. 22 Oct.

9 S. Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 2 1 Aug.-i i Ap. 1862

.732 Campain of 1862

1 West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana

I Sep. 1861-12 May 1862

Capture of New Orleans, La. 18 Ap.-i May2 Kentucky, Tennessee, north Alabama, southwest Virginia

19 Nov. 1 86 1 -4 March 1S62

Capture of Fort Henry, Tenn. 6 Feb.

Siege and capture of Fort Donelson, Tenn. 12-10 Feb.

3 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian T. 19 Nov. 1861—10 Ap. 1862

Battle of Pea Ridge, or Elkhom tavern. Ark. 6-8 Mar.

4 Southeastern Virginia 11 Jan. -17 Mar.

Battle of Merrimac and Monitor See 973-752

North Carolina 1 1 Jan.-20 Aug.

Bumside exj>edition

Battle of Roanoke iland, N. C. 8 Feb.

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona i Feb.-20 Sep.

5 Kentucky, Tennessee, north Mississippi, north Alabama, south-

west Virginia 4 Mar.- 10 June

Siege of Corinth, Miss. 29 Ap.-io June

6 Battle of Pittsburg Landing, or Shiloh, Tenn. 6-7 Ap.

7 Peninsular campain, Va. 17 Mar.-2 Sep.

Siege of Yorktown, Va. 5 Ap.-4 MayBattle of Fair Oaks, or Seven Pines, Va. 31 May-i JuneSeven-days battles 25 June-i July

8 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland 17 Mar. -2 Sep.

Battle of Cedar Run, or Cedar (Slaughter) mountain,Va. 9 Aug.Second battle of Bull Run, or Manassas, Va. 30 Aug.

9 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian T. Dep't of N W. 10 Ap.-ao

Nov.

973'733 Campaign of 1S62 continued

1 South Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 12 Ap. 1862-

11 June 1863

2 West Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louisiana12 May 1S62-14 May 1863

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona 20 Sep, 1862-14 May 1S63

3 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, south-

west Virginia 10 June-31 Oct.

4 West Tennessee, northern Mississippi 10 June-20 Jan. 1S63

Battle of Corinth, Miss. 3-4 Oct.

5 North Carolina, southeastern Virginia 20 Aug. 1862-3 June 1863

6 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania

3 Sep.-i4 Nov.

Hatile of South Mountain, Md. 14 Sep.

Battle of Antietam, or Sharpsburg, Md. 16-17 Sep.

7 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, south-

west Virginia I Nov.-2oJan 1S63

Battle of Stone river, or Murfreesboro, Tenn. 31 Dec. 1862-

3 Jan. 1863

8 Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania

15 N0V.-25 Jan. 1863

9 Battle of Fredericksburg, Va, 11-15 Dec.

•?'?4 Campaign of 1863

1 Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Indian territory, Dep't of North-

west 20 Nov. 1862-31 Dec. 1863

2 Kentucky, middle and east Tennessee, north Alabama, south-

west Virginia 21 Jan.-io Aug.Middle Tennessee, or Tullahoma campaign 23 June-7 JulyMorgan's Ohio raid 2-26 July

Mississippi, west Tennessee 20 Jan.-io Aug.Siege of Vicksburg, Miss. 19 May-4 July

Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania

26 Jan.-3june

Chancellorsville, Va. campaign 27 Ap.-6 MayWest Florida, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, Louis-

iana, Texas, New Mexico 14 May-31 Dec.

Siege of Port Hudson, La. 21 May-8 July

North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-

vania, Dep't of East 3 June-3 Aug.

Battle of Gettysburg. Pa. 1-3 July

973-735 Campaiga of 1863, continued

I South Carolina, Georgia, middle and east Florida 12 June-31 DecOperations on Morris island, S. C. 10 July-7 Sep.

Occupation of Battery Wagner, S. C. 6-7 Sep.

Bombardment of Fort Sumter, S. C. 17 Aug.-3r Dec.

Bombardment of Charleston, S. C. 21 Aug. -31 Dec.

3 North Carolina, Virginia. West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-

vania 4 Aug. -3 1 Dec.

Bristoe, Va. campaign 9-22 Oct.

Mine Run, Va. campaign 26 N0V.-2 Dec.

4 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, north

Alabama, north Georgia 11 Aug.-i9 Oct.

5 Chickamauga, Ga. campaign 16 Aug. -22 Sep.

Battle of Chickamauga. Ga. 19-20 Sep.

East Tennessee campaign 16 Aug. -19 Oct.

Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, north

Alabama,north Georgia 23 Oct.-3i Dec.

Knoxville, Tenn. campaign 4 N0V.-23 Dec.

Siege of Knoxville, Ttnn. 17 Nov. -4 Dec.

9 Chattanooga-Ringgold campaign 23-27 Nov.Battle of Lookout mountain, Tenn. 24 Nov.

Battle of Missionary ridge, Tenn. 25 Nov,

.736 Campaign of 1S64

1 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,north Georgia i Jan. -30 Ap.

Meridian, Miss, expedition 3 Feb. -6 Mar.

Forrest's expedition into west Tennessee and Kentuckyi6 Mar.-i4 Ap.

Capture of Fort Pillow, Tenn. 12 Ap.

2 N.Carolina. Virginia, W.Va.Maryland, Pennsylvania i Jan.-3oAp.Expedition against New Berne, N. C. 28 Jan.-io Feb.Eng igement at Morton's Ford, Va. 6-7 Feb.

Kilpatrick's expedition against Richmond, Va. 28 Feb. -4 Mar.3 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i Jan. -30 June

Red river. La. campaign 10 Mar.-22 MayCamden, Ark. expedition 23 Mar. -3 May

4 South Carolina, Florida. Georgia coast i Jan. -13 NovCharleston, S. C, harbor and vicinity

Florida expedition 5-22 Feb.

Engagement at Olustee or Ocean Pond, Fla. 20 Feb.

5 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina i May-12 JuneEngagement at Proctor's Creek and Drewry's Bluff or Fort

Darling, Va. 12-16 MayOperations on the Bermuda Hundred, Va. front i7May-2juneEngagement at Petersburg, Va. 9 JuneBattle of the Wilderness, Va. 5-7 MayOperations about Spottsylvania Court-House, Va. 8-21 MayOperations at and about Cold Harbor. Va, 31 May-ia June

Northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, PennsylvaniaI May- 3 Aug.

Engagement at New Market, Va. 15 MayLynchburg. Va. campaign 26 May-29 JuneBattle of the Monocacy, Md. 9 JulyAction near Fort Stevens, D. C. 12 July

6

78

9

973-737 Campaign of \%t^, continued1 Northern Georgia i May-8 Sep.

Atlanta, Ga. campaignBattle of Atlanta, Ga. 22 July

2 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabamanorth Georgia i May- 13 Nov.

Engagement at Harrisburg, near Tupelo, Miss. 14. 15 JulyOperations in Mobile bay, Ala. 2-23 Aug.Engagement at Allatoona, Ga. 5 Oct.

3 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina 13 June-31 JulyRichmond, Va. campaignAssaults on the Petersburg lines 15-18 JuneExplosion of the mine and assault on the crater 30 July

4 Louisiana, trans-Mississippi i July-31 Dec.Price's Missouri expedition 29 Aug.-2 Dec.

5 Southeastern Virginia, North Carolina i Aug. -31 Dec.Richmond, Va. campaignExpedition to Fort Fisher, N. C. 7-27 Dec.

6 Northern Virginia. West Virginia. Maryland. Pennsylvania4 Aug. -3 1 Dec.

7 Shenandoah valley campaign, Va. 7 Aug.-2S Nov.Battle of Winchester, or the Opequon, Va. 19 Sep.Battje of Cedar creek, Va. 19 Oct.

8 South Carolina, Georgia, Florida 14 Nov. -31 Dec.Savannah, Ga. campaign, or Sherman's march to the sea

15 Nov. -21 Dec.

9 Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee. Mississippi, Ala-bama, north Georgia 14 N0V.-23 Jan. 1865

Battle of Franklin, Tenn. 30 Nov.Battle of Nashville, Tenn. 15-16 Dec.

.738 Campaign of 1865

Northern and southeastern Virginia, North Carolina, WestVirginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania i Jan.-3o June

Richmond, Va. campaign i Jan. -3 Ap.Expedition to and capture of Fort Fisher, N. C. 3-17 Jan.Appomattox, Va, campaign 29 Mar. -9 Ap.

Battle of Five Forks, Va. i Ap.Surrender of Gen. Lee 9 Ap.

North Carolina, South Carolina, southern Georgia, east FloridaI Jan. -30 June

Campaign of the Carolinas i Jan. -26 ApLouisiana, trans-Mississippi i Jan. -30 JuneKentucky, southwestern Virginia, Tennessee, northern and cen-

tral Georgia. Mississippi, Alabama, west Florida i Jan.-30 June

Wilson's raid from Chickasaw to Selma. Ala. and Macon, Ga.22 Mar. -24 Ap.

Mobile, Ala. campaign 17 Mar. -4 MayPacific coast i Jan. 1S61-30 June 1865

I.

3

4

I

2

3

4

5

6

973-74 General military history

. 741 Northern side

Regular armyVolunteers, quotas

Bounties

Drafts

Negro troops

Special armies or corps• Army of the CumberlandArmy of the Potomac2d army corps19th army corps etc.

7 Special branches or services

CavalryArtillery

Engineers

Si^rnal service

Guerrillas

Commissariat

8 General orders

9 Regimental losses

742 Southern side

Guerrillas

.743 Foreign elementsDivided like 940

•744-. 749 Separate states and regimental historiesDivided like Q74-97q; 973-7444. Massachusetts; Q73-7447t New York. Under

each state arrange books by the following book numbers.A for official pubHcationsA I Adjutant-general's reportsA 2 Lists of soldiers

B-D, General works on the part taken by the state in the con-flict

E Histories of cavalry regimentsF Heavy artillery

* G Light artillery

J-L Infantry

J regiments 1-99

K regiments 100-199

L regiments 200-299

The individual regiment is marked by adding its number after theletter; E15, 15th regiment of cavalry ; K49, 149th regiment of infantry.When there are more than 9 regiments o must be prefixed to thenumber for the ist 10 regiments, Jog 9th regiment of infantry.

For the border states which also had regiments on the confederate sideuse similarly P-S.

P Cavalry

Q Heavy artillery

R Light artillery

S Infantry

For those states which passed ordinances of secession (see list under973-713) reverse these numbers using E-L for confederate regimentsand P-S for Union regiments.

Special numbers must be arranged for unnumbered and peculiarly num-bered regiments and companies.

973-75 Naval history

751

•752

.753

•754

.755

• 756

.757

-758

•759

.76

.761

762

,763

.764

.765

-766

.767

• 768

During the civil war the navy was mainly used as an auxiliary to thearmy and nearly all naval actions are also described in connectioawith special campaigns and battles 973.73 and its subdivisions.

Events of i36i

Hatteras inlet. N, C. 28 Aug, See also 973.7316

Port Royal, S. C. 7 Nov. See also 973.7319

Belmont, Mo. 7 Nov. See also 973.7315

Trent affair 8 Nov. See also 973.722

Events of 1862

Fort Henry, Tenn. 6 Feb. See also 973.7322

Roanoke island. N. C. 7-8 Feb. See also 973.7324

Fort Donelson, Tenn. 14 Feb. See also 973.7322

Monitor and Merrimac 8-9 Mar.Island no. 10, Ky. 16 Mar.-8 Ap. See also 973.732s

New Orleans, La. 18 Ap.-i May. See also 973.7321

Memphis, Tenn. 6 June. See also 973.7325

Events of 1863

Charleston, S. C. 7 Ap. See also 973.7331

Vicksburg, Miss. 16 Ap. 3663150973.7343

Grand Gulf, Miss. 29 Ap. See also 973.7343

Events of 1364

Red river, La. expedition 10 Mar.-22 May. 8663150973.7363

Sassacus and Albemarle, Albemarle sound, N. C. 5 MaySee also 973.7365

Alabama and Kearsarge, off Cherbourg, France 19 JuneMobile bay, Ala. 5-22 Aug. See also 973.7372

Fort Fisher, N. C. 24 Dec. See also 973.7375

Events of 1S65

Fort Fisher, N. C. 14-15 Jan. See 3180973.7383

History of .^.pecial squadrons or shipsAtlantic squadron '

Gulf squadron

Confederate navyIncluding the historyof special squadrons or ships.

AlabamaShenandoahFlorida

Blockade and blockade running

Privateers

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries, commemorationsSee note under 973.36

For patriotic societies commemorating the civil war see 369.15-17

War meetings

Flags; presentations of flags; Battle-flag day

Monuments, memorials. See also 718

Roll of honor. List of dead. For national cemeteries, see 719

Memorial day

973.77

-771

.772

•773

.774

•775

.776

777

Prisons, hospitals, charities, etc.

Southern prisons, prison life

1 Andersonville

2 Libby prison

Northern prisons

Exchange of prisoners, paroles

Medical dep't, surgeons, nurses. For miUtiry surgery sec 617.99

Hospitals, hospital sketches

Charities

1 U. S. sanitary commission*

2 Sanitary fairs

Soldiers homes, see 362.

S

Soldiers orphan asylums, see 362.7

Freedmen's bureau, see 361

Pensions, 351.5

.778 Religious life, chaplains, revivals

I U. S. Christian commission. See also 267.11

.78 Personal narratives, vindication, secret servicePersonal narratives when relating to some special battle or event should

be clast according to their subject

.781 Personal narratives, northern sideIncluding volumes of G. A. R. papers and Loyal legion

.782 Personal narratives, southern bide

.783 Army life

.784 Southern army life, southern home life

.785 Secret service, spies

78fJ Southern side

.79 Illustrative materialSee note under 973.39

.791 Poetry

792 Drama.793 Fiction

794 Addresses

•795 Sermons

.796 Humor• 797 Pictures

. 798 Music

.799 Maps

.8 Later 19th century 1865-1901Period of reconstruction and civil service reform

.81 Andrew Johnson 15 ^p. 1865-4 Mar. 1860Born 2g Dec. iSoSj died 31 July 1875

13th amendment abolishing slavery, adopted 18 Dec. 1865See 326.8 and 342.739

Fenian invasion of Canada 31 May-2 June 1866. See 97,Nebraska admitted, 37th state, i Mar. 186;. See 978..

Cession of Alaska by Russia 20 June 1867Impeachment of Pres. Johnson Mar..May 1S6S. See 351.9914th amendment guaranteeing citizenship, adopted 28 July 1S68See 342'73Q

4 Mar. 1869—4 Mar. 1877973.82 Ulysses Simpson Grant

Born 27 Ap. 1822; died 23 July iSS^

Treaty for annexation of Santo Domingo, signed 29 Nov. 1S69;rejected by senate 30 June 1S70. See 972.93

15th amendment guaranteeing suffrage, adopted 30 Mar. 1870bee 324.1 and 342.739

First provision for civil service reform 3 Mar. 1871. See 351.6

Geneva arbitration award 14 Sep. 1872. See 341.6; 973.722; 973.757

Northwestern or San Juan boundary decision, Emperor William i

of Germany, arbitrator, 23 Oct. 1872Credit Mobiher investigation Dec. 1872-Feb. 1S73Coinage act 12 Feb. 1873. See 332.47

Modoc war, California, Nov. 1872-June 1873Financial panic 19-30 Sep. 1873. See 332

Virginius incident Oct.-Dec. 1S73

Whisky ring 1872-75. See 336.73

Civil rights act i Mar. 1875Colorado admitted, 33th state, i Aug. 1376. See 973.8

Centennial exposition, Philadelphia, 10 May-io Nov. 1876. See 606Electoral commission, Feb. 1S77

.83 Rutherford Birchard Hayes 4 Mar. 1877—4 Mar, 1881Born 4 Oct. 1822; died 17 Jan. 1893

Halifax fishery award 23 Nov. 1377Bland silver act 2S Feb. 187S. See 332.47

Resumption of specie payment i Jan. 1879. See 332.5 and 336.73

.84 James Abram Garfield 4 Mar. 1881—19 Sep. 1 881Born 19 Nov. 1831; died 19 Sep. 1881

Chester Alan Arthur 19 Sep. 1881—4 Mar. 1885Born 5 Oct. 1^30; died 18 Nov. i386

International cotton exposition 5 Oct. -31 Dec. 18S1. See 606

Edmund act to suppress polygamy 22 Mar. 1082. See 298

Pendleton civil service reform act 11 Jan. 1883. See 351.6

.85 Grover Cleveland 4 Mar. 1885—4 Mar. 1889Born iS Mar. 1839

Act regulating the presidential succession 19 Jan. 18S6. 6^0353.03Mexican war pension act 29 Jan. 1337. See 351.5

Act creating Inter-state commerce commission 4 Feb. 18S7. See 385

Dependent pension bill vetoed 11 Feb. 1S37. See 351.5

Centennial anniversary of Constitution, Philadelphia, Pa.

15-17 Sep. 1887

Act to establish the Dep't of labor 13 June i858. See 331

Fisheries treaty, signed 15 Feb. 1888; rejected by senate 21 Aug.1888. See 33^.9 and 341.273

Act to make Dep't of agriculture an executive dep't 9 Feb. iSSgSee 630.6 and 353.8

973.86

.87

,88

M

.BqI

892

&93

-894

-896

.897

.898

.S99

Benjamin Harrison 4 Mar. 1889—4 Mar. 1893Born 20 Aug. 1333

Opening of Oklahoma 2 Ap. 1839. See 976.6

North Dakota admitted, 39th state, 2 Nov. 1889. 866978.4

South Dakota admitted, 40th state, 2 Nov. 1889. See97a3

Montana admitted, 41st state, 8 Nov. 1889. See 978.6

Washington admitted, 42d state. 11 Nov. 18S9. 866979.7

International American conference 2 Oct 1889-19 Ap. 1890See 341.

1

Idaho admitted, 43d state, 3 July 1890. See 979.6

Wyoming admitted, 44th state, 10 July 1S90. See 978.7

Sherman silver act, repealing silver act of 1878, 14 July iSgaSee 333.47

McKinley tariff act i Oct. 1S90. See 57-3

Controversy with Chile Oct. iSgi-July 1S92. SeeqSi

Geary Chinese exclusion act 5 May 1S92. 866325 251

Bering sea arbitration treaty 23 Aug. 1S92

Hawaiian annexation treaty sent to senate 15 Feb. 1893; withdrawn 9 Mar. 1S93. See 906-9

Grover Cleveland, second term 4 Mar. 1893—4 Mar. 1897World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, i May-30 Oct. 1893. See 6ofc

Decision of Bering sea court of arbitration 15 Aug. 1S93

Voorhees silver act i Nov. 1S93. 866332.47

Wilson tariff act 27 Aug. 1894. See 337.2

Income tax law decided unconstitutional by U. S. supreme court

8 Ap. 1S95. 8663,6.24

U. S. commission on boundary between Venezuela and British.

Guiana appointed i Jan. 1896. See 9S7

Utah admitted, 45th state, 4 Jan. 1896. 866973.2

William McKinley 4 Mar, 1897

—

Born 2Q Jan. 1844

Dingley tariff act 24 July 1897

Annexation of Hawaii 7 July 1S98

War with Spain

War declared 21 Ap. 1S98

Protocol signed 12 Aug. 1898

Treaty of peace signed at Paris 10 Dec. 18)8 ; ratified 11 Apru1899

Political history; causes, results

Spanish misrule in CubaDestruction of battleship Maine 15 Feb. iSgS

Diplomatic history

Special campaigns and battles

Siege of Santiago 22 June-17 July iSgS

Battle of El Caney i July 1898

General military history

May be subdivided like 973.74

Naval history

Battle of Manila i May 1898

Sinking of the Merrimac 3 June 1898

Destruction of Cervera's squadron 3 July i3y3

War meetings, celebrations, anniversaries

Prisons, hospitals, etc.

Personal narratives

Illustrative materials

974 North-Eastern or North Atlanticland.

New Eng-

•I

.11

.12

•>3

.14

•15

.16

.18

.19

Maine.Aroostook.

Somerset. Piscataquis.

Penobscot.

Washington. Hancock.Waldo. Knox. Lincoln.

Kennebec.

Franklin. Oxford.

Androscoggin. Sagadahoc• Cumberland. York.

974.2 Mew Hampshire..21 Coos.

•22 IF/iUe Mn,-23 Grafton.

H Carroll. Belknap.

•25 Strafford.

•20 Rockingham.

•27 Merrimac. Sullivan.

.28 HiilsI)orough.

•29 Cheshire.

•3 Vermont.:3' Grand Isle. Franklin. Chittenden.

•32 Orleans. Essex.

•33 Caledonia. Lemoille.

-34 Washington.

•35 Addi>on.

.36 Orange. Windsor.

•37 Rutland.

•38 Bennington.

•39 Windham.

•4 Massachusetts.At Berkshire.

-42 Franklin. Hampshire. Hampden.

•43 Worcester.

•44 Middlesex.

-45 Essex.

.46 Suffolk. Boston,

•47 Norfolk.

•48" Plymouth. Bristol.

•49 Barnstable. Dukes. Nantucket.

•5 Rhode Island.

•5« Providence.

-52 Providence city.

•53 PawtHcket,

•54 Kent.

•55 Bristol.

•56 Newport.

•57 Newport city.

.58 Block Jsland,

•59 Washington.

.6 Connecticut.

.61 Lilcli field.

.62 Hartford.

.63 Hartford city.

.64 Tolland. \V indham.

.65 New London.

.66 Middlesex.

.67 New Haven.

.68 KciO JIaven city.

•69 Fairfield,

974-7

•71

•72

•73

•74

7S

•76

•77

.78

•79

.8

S2

83

ii9

New York.

New York City,

Vicinity of New York City.

^I, Long Island; 2, Kings Co.; 3, Broo%n; 4, Queens Co. : 45,

i\as.sau Co.; 5, Suffolk Co.; 6. Riciamond Co., Staten Island-7, Westchester Co.; 8, Rockland Co.

Southeast counties.

I, Orange, JVesi Point ;'z, Putnam; 3, Dutchess; 4, Ulster; 5,Sullivan; 6, Delaware; 7, Green; 8, Catskiil Mts,; 9, Columbia.

Middle east counties.

I, Rensselaer, Troy; 2. Albany; 3, Albany City: 4, Schenectady;5, Schoharie; 6, Montgomery; 7, Fulton; 8, Saratoga; 9,Washington,

Northern counties,

I, Warren, Zc7^^ George; 2, Hamilton; 3, Essex. Adirondacks ; 4,Clinton, Zt^y&tf Champlain ; 5, Franklin; 6, St. Lawrence

i 7,Jefferson; 8, r^^ Thottsand Islands ; 9, Lewis.

North central counties.

I, Herkimer; 2, Oneida; 3, 6?/Vrt ; 4, Madison; 5, Onondaga; d^n?r;/j:<f; 7, Oswego; 8, Cayuga; 9, Seneca.

South central counties.

I, Tompkins; 2, Cortland; 3, Chenango; 4, Otsego; 5, Broome6, Binghamton; 7, Tioga; 8, Chemung; 9, ^/w/ra.

West central counties.

I, Schuyler; 2, Yates; 3, Steuben; 4, Alleghany; 5, Livingston-.

6, Ontario; 7, Wayne; 8, Monroe; 9, Rochester.

Western counties.

I, Orleans; 2, Genesee; 3, Wyoming; 4. Cattaraugus; 5. Chautau-

qua; 6, Erie; 7, Buffalo; 8, Niagara; 9, Niagara falls,

Pennsylvania,Southeast counties. Philadelphia and Chester group.

I, Philadelphia; 2, Montgomery; 3, Chester; 4, Delaware; 5, Lan-

caster; 6, Berks; 7, Schuylkill; 8, Dauphin; 9, Lebanon.Eastern counties. *Bucks group.

I, Bucks; 2, Northampton ; 3, Wayne; 4, Pike; 5, Monroe; 6, Car^

bon; 7, Lehigh.

Northeast counties. Northumberland group.

I, Northumberland; 2, Luzerne; 3, IVilkes-Barri ; 4, Susquehanna;

5, Wyoming; 6, Lackawanna; 7, Scranton ; 8, Columbia; 9, Mon-tour.

Southeast central counties. Cumberland group. ^

I, York; 2, Adams

; 3, Cumberland ; 4, Franklin; 5, Perry ; 6, Mifflin

;

7, Juniata; 8, Union; 9, Snyder.

Northeast central counties. East Lycoming group.

I, Lycoming; 2, ; 3, Centre; 4, Clinton; 5, Potter;

6, Tioga; 7, Bradford; 8, ; 9, Sullivan,

Northwest central counties. West Lycoming group.

I, Clearfield; 2, Jefferson; 3, McKean ; 4, ; 5, Elk,

6, Cameron; 7. Warren; 8, Forest; 9, Clarion,

Southwest central counties. Bedford group.

I, Bedford; 2, Fulton; 3, Huntingdon; 4, ; 5, Blair;

6, Altoona; 7, Cambria ; 8, ; 9, Somerset,

Southwest counties. Westmoreland group.

I, Westmoreland ; 2, Washington; 3, Greene; 4, Fayette; 5, Alle-

gheny; 6, Pittsburg-^ 7, Allegheny City; 8, Armstrong; 9, Indiana.

Northwest counties. Alleghany group.

I, Butler; 2, Beaver; 3, Lawrence; 4, ; 5, Mercer;

6, Venango; 7, Crawford; 8, ; 9, Erie.

974-9

•flX

•9»

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*94

-95

-96

•97

.98

•99

975

975.1

New Jersey.East Jersey,

Northern counties.

I, Bergen; 2,; 3, Passaic; 4. Paterson; 5,

6, Hudson; y, Jersey City; 8, Bobohen.

Central counties.

I, Essex; 2, N'ewark; 3, Orange; 4, ; ^^

6, Union; 7, Elizabeth; 8, Rahway,

Southern counties.

I, Middlesex ; 2. iVc^ty Brunswick; 3,

S, ; 6, Monmouth; 7,

; 4, Somerset'

; 8, Ocean.

West Jersey.

Central counties.

I, Burlington; 2, •3,

5, Mercer; 6, Trenton; y^Princeton,; 4>

Northern counties.

I, Hunterdon; 2, Rarttan; 3, ; 4, Morris; 5,

6, Sussex; 7, ; 8, Warren,

Upper southern counties.

I.Gloucester; 2, ; 3, ; 4, Atlantic; 5,

6, ; 7, Camden ; 8, Camden city.

Lower southern counties.

I, Salem; 2, Salem city: 3. ; 4, Cumberland; 5, j5r/d^^

'^«/ 6,; 7, ; 8, Cane May.

South-Eastern or South Atlantic.Including general works on " th& SouLh."

DelawareArea 2,050 sq. mi.

Population 168,493 in 1890

3 counties

Pofulation.II Newcastle 97 182

. 1

2

Wilmington 6 1 4ji

.14 Kent 32 664

.17 Sussex 38647

975-2 Maryland

>ai

.24

.26

.27

.29

Area 12,210 sq. mi.Population 1,042,300111 1890

23 counties and Baltimore city

Eastern Maryland.221 Worcester

Somerset

Wicomico

Dorchester

Caroline

Talbot

Queen AnneKentCecil

Southern Maryland.241 St Mary

Calvert

Charles

Prince GeorgeAnne ArundelAnnapolisBaltimore (city)

North Central

.271 Baltimore

.274 Harford

.277 Carroll

.281 Howard

.2S4 Montgomery

.287 Frederick

. 288 Frederick (city)

Western

.291 Washington

. 292 Hagerstown

.294 Allegany

.295 Cumberland

.297 Garrett

.223

.225

.227

.231

.232

•234

.236

.238

.244

.247

.251

•255

.256

Popu ation

19 747

24 155

19930

24843

19903

197361S461

17471

25851

15 819

9 860

15 191

26080

34 C94

72 909

25 993

323:6iC 269

27 1S5

49 512

59782

41 571

14 213

.3 District of Columbia

7 604

434 439

^^93

10 118

J2i2g

975.4 West Virginia

19 June 1863 admitted as state

Population 958,800 in 1900

Area 2 4. 7 So sq mi55 counties

OUTLINE.41 Ohio valley

.411 Northern Panhandle

.42 Little Kanawha valley

,43 Kanawha valley

.44 Southwestern border counties

.441 Guyandotie valley

.446 Tu>j: valley

.45 Central plateau

.451 Mononfiahela valley

.46 Central counties

.464 Elk valley

.468 Gauley valley

.47 New River valley

.48 Alleghany crest Motintain counties

.481 Cheat valley

.486 Greenbrier valley

.49 Eastern Panhandle Potomac valley

.41 cJhio valley

.411 Xorthem PanhandlePopnlatton in

.412 Han cock 6 603

-413 Brooke 7 219

.4T4 Ohio 48 024

.415 W-hceling

,416 Marshall 26 444.417

.418 Wetzel 22 880

.419 Tyler 18 252

.42 Little Kanawha valley

.421 Pleasants 9 345

.422 Wood 34 452

-423 Parkershut

g

.424 Ritchie 18 QOI

.425

.426 Wirt 10 284

•427 Gilmer II 762

.428

.429 Calhoun 10 266

•43 Kanawha valley

.431- Jackson 22 987

.432

•433 Mason 24 142

•434

-435 Putnam 17 330

.436 Roane 19 852

•437 Kanawha 54 696

.438 Charleston

•439 Boon« 8 194

SS 87S

11 703

11 099

West Virginia : Ohio valley

975-44 Southwestern border counties.441 Guyandotte valley•44a Cabell 29 252.4421 Htmtingion.443 Lincoln 15 434.444 Logan 6 955•445 Wyoming S 380.446 Tug valley

^

.447 Wayne 23 619

.448 Mingo II 359

.449 McDowell iS 747

.45 Central plateau

•451 Monongahela valley

•452 Monongalia 19 049•453 Morgantown•454 Marion 32 430-455 Taylor 14 978.456 Doddridge 13 689•457 Harrison 27 690.458 Clarksburg

•459 Barbour 14 198

•46 Central counties.461 Lewis 16 980.462 Upshur 14 696•463

.464 Elk valley

.465 Webster 8 862

.466 Braxton 18 Q04

.467 Clay S 248

.46S Gauley valley

.469 Nicholas II 403

•47 New River valley

.471 Fayette 31 987

.472

•473 Raleigh 12 436.474 Mercer 23 923•475

.476 Summers 16 26!;

•477%/

.478 Monroe '3 130•479 ,

w v^

7/ 92S

West Virginia

975.48 Alleghany crest Mountain cot

.481 Cheat valley

.482 Preston 22 727

483 Tucker 13 433

.484

.485 Randolph 17 670

.486 Greenbrier valley

.487 Pocahontas 8 572

.488 Greenbrier 20 683

.489 White Sulphitr Springs

.49 Eastern Panhandle Potoma

.491 Pendleton 9 167

.492 Grant 7 275

493 Hardy 8 449

.494 Mineral 12 8S3

-495 Hampshire n 806

.496 Morgan 7 294

•497 Berkeley 19 469

-498

•499 Jefferson 15 935

•5 Virginia

.6 North Carolina

.7 South Carolina

•8 Georgia

•9 Florida

976 South Central or Gulf

•Z Alabama^ Mississippi

.3 Louisiana

•4 Texas

•5

.6 Indian Territory. Oklahoma•7 Arkansas

.8 Tennessee

-9 Kentucky

977 North Central or LakeOhio.1

.II

.m

.112

•113

.1 14

•115

.116

.117

.118

.119

I

.12

.12 I

4

.122

I

.123

X

.124

I

125.126

.127

.128

I

.129

19 Feb. I March rSo.-?. admitted as state. Area 40.760 sq miPopulation 4.157.545 in 1900 88 counties

Northwest counties

Population in 1900

24 953Williams

Fulton

Lucas

Toledo

Defiance

HenryWoodPaulding

PutnamHancock

Findlay

Central north countiesOttawa 22 213Sandusky 34 311Erie 37 650

Sandusky (city)

22 801

153 559

26 317

27 282

51 555

27 528

32 525

41 993

Lorain

Lorain (city)

Seneca

1 iffin

HuronWyandotCrawford

Richland

AJansfieldAshland

54 857

41 163

32 3SO21 125

44 289

21 184

IJI 822

17 113

19 664

16 028

10 9S9

17 640

Ohio

977.13 Northeast counties

•131 Cuyahoga 439 120

.132 Cleveland

'm Lake 21 680

6 Geauga 14 744

•134 Ashtabula 51 448I Ashtabula (city)

'^Z^ Medina 21 958.136 Summit 71 715

I Akron

.137 Portage 29 246

.138 Trumbull 46 591

-139 Mahoning 70 134X Yonngstown

.14 Central west counties

.141 Van Wert 30 3945 Mercer 28 021

.142 Allen 47 976I Lima

.143 Auglaize 31 192

.144 Hardin 31 187

.145 Shelby 24 625

.146 Logan 30 420

5 Champaign 26 642

.147 Darke 42 532

.148 Miami 43 105I Piqua

.149 Clark 58 939I Springfield

•IS Central counties

•151 Marion 28 678I Marion (city)

6 Morrow 17 879.152 Knox 27 768

'^IZ Union 22 342

5 Delaware 26 401

-154 Licking 47 070z Newark *

•155 Madison 20 590.156 Franklin 164 460•157 Columbus.15S Fairfield 34 259.159 Perry 31 841

S8I 768

12 949

42 y28

44 885

21 723

12 172

38 253

11 862

18 157

125 560

Ohio

977.16

.161

,162

Central east counties

.163

.164

.165

,166

.167

.168

.169

.171

.173

•173

.174

•175

I

.176

S

-177

.178

.179

6

.18

,181

5

.28a

I

.183

7.184

7

.185

.186

•187

I

.188

I

•189

Wa/neStark

X Canton

3 Massillon

ColumbianaEast Liverpool

HolmesCoshocton

Tuscarawas

Carroll

Harrison

Jefferson

Steubenville

Southwest counties

Preble

MontgomeryDayton

Greene

Butler

Hamilton (city)

37 870

94 747

68 590

29 337

53 751

16 811

20 486

44 357

23

130

713

146

31 613

56 870

WarrenClinton

Hamilton

Cincinnati

Clermont

Brown

Central south countiesFayette

PickawayRoss

Chillicothe

Hocking

Vinton

Highland

Pike

Jackson

AdamsScioto

Portsmouth

LawrenceIronton

Gallia

35,58424 202

409 479

31 610

28 237

21 72527 016

40 940

24 398

15 Uo30 98218 173

34 248

26 328

40 981

39 534

27 918

30 667

U 944

27 485

14 349

85 333

23 914

325 902

12 976

17 870

11 868

Ohio

977-19

•191

.192

-193

.194

•19s

.196

.197

]

.198

,199

.2

23 53S

.21

•22

Southeast counties

MuskingumZancsville

Guernsey

BelmontMorganNoble

MonroeAthens

^.larictta

WashingtonMeigs

Indiana

1809 Indiana territory with present boundaries esta.biished1816 Indiana admitted

Area 36,350 sq. mi.Population 2,192,404 in 189092 counties

53 185

34 42560 875

17 905

19 466

27 031

l^ 730

48 24528 620

13 348

Southeast counties

.211 Dearborn

.212 Ohio

Switeerland

.213 Jefferson

.214 Ripley

.215 Franklin

.216 Decatur

.217 Jennings

.218 Scott

Clark

Jf'ffersonvilie

.219 Floyd

New AlbanyCentral south counties

.221 Harrison

.222 Washington

.223 Jackson

.224 Bartholomew

.225 BrownMonroe

.226 Lawrence

.227 Orange

.228 Crawford

.229 Perry

Population

23364

4 95512 514

24 507

19350

18366

19277

14 608

7833

30259

29458

20 786

18 619

24 139

23 867

lo 300

17673

19792

14678

13 941

18 240

10 666

21 osg

Indiana•977- 23 Southwest counties

Population

.231 Spencer 22 060

.232 Warrick 21 i6x

-233 Vanderburg

Evansville57809

-234 Posey- 21 529

-235 Gibson 24 920

.236 Pike 18544

.237 Dubois 20 253

-238 Martin 13973Daviess 26 227

239 Knox 28 044J24 West central counties

.241 Sullivan 21 877

.242 Greene 24379•243 Owen 15 040

.244 Clay 30536• 245 Vigo

Terre Haute50195

.246 Vermilion 13 154Parke 20 296

.247 Fountain 19553

.218 Montgomery 28 025

• 249 Putnam 22 335«35 Central counties

.251 Morgan 18643Johnson 19 561

.252 Marion

Indianapolis141 156

.253 Hendricks 21 498

.254 Boone 26 572

.255 Clinton 27 370• Tipton ' 18 157

.256 Hamilton 26 123

.257 Madison

Anderson36487

.258 Hancock 17 829

.259 Shelby 25 454•26 East central counties

.261 Rush 19034

.262 Fayette 12 630

Union 7 006

.263 WayneRichmond

37628

.264 Henry 23 879

.265 Delaware

Muncie30 131

.266 Randolph 28085

.267 Jay 23478

.268 Blackford 10 461

.269 Grant 31 493

3075^

30217

^os 43^

10741

16 60S

'^S4S

Indiana977.27 Northeast counties

.271 Huntington

.272 Wells

.273 Adams

.274 Allen

Fort Wayne.275 Whitley

.276 Noble

.277 Dekalb

.278 Steuben

.279 Lagrange.28 Central north counties

.281 Elkhart

.282 Kosciusko

.283 Wabash

.284 Miami

.285 Howard

.286 Cass

Logansport.287 Fulton

.288 Marshall

.289 St JosephSouth Bend

.S9 Northwest counties

.291 Laporte

Michigan City

. 292 Starke

Pulaski

.293 White. 294 Carroll

.295 Tippecanoe

Lafayette. 2gt Warren.297 Benton

NewtonJasper

.298 Porter

. 299 Lake

Population

2764421 514

20 181

66680

17768

23 359

24307

14478

15 615

39 201

28 645

27 126

25 823

26 186

31 152

16 746

23 818

42457

34 445

7 339II 233

15 671

20 021

35078

10955II 903

8 803

II 185

18 052

23 8S6

3539S

'332S

21 Sig

10 77^

16243

• 322

•323

.324

.325

•326

.327

•328

•329

9773 Illinois

1809 Illinois territory formed3 Dec. 1818 Illinois admitted

Area 56,650 sq. mi.Population 3,826,351 in 1890I02 counties

r^ 1Population

.31 Cook I ,Qj ^22Chicago

•Sa Northeast counties

.321 LakeMcHenryKaneAuroraElgin

DupageWill

JoUetKendall

GrundyLasalle

Streator

Dekalb

Boone

.33 Northwest counties

.331 Winnebago

RockfordOgle

Stephenson

Freepori

Jo Daviess

Carroll

Whiteside

LeeBureau

PutnamHenry-

Rock Island

Rock Island (city)

MolineMercer

.34 West central counties

.341 HendersonWarrenMcDonoughHancockAdamsQuincy

Pike

Scott

MorganJacksonville

Cass

BrownSchuyler

.348 Fulton

. 349 Knox

-332

•333

.334

-335

336.337

.33S

•339

•342

.343

•344

.345

.346

.347

24 235

26 114

65 o6i

2255162 007

12 106

21 024

80798

27 066

12293

39938

28 710

31 33S

25 lOI

18 320

3085426 187

35014

47303333841 917

18 545

987621 281

27467

31 907

61 888

31 000

1030432 636

15 963II 951

16 013

43 no38 752

^ ogg Sjo

ig68S

nS2s

23264

II 414

23 3^4

10 i8g

^333412 000

3' 494

^^933

Illinois

977-35 Central countiesPopulation

351 Stark 9 982

Marshall 13653.352 Peoria 70378

Peoria (city) 41094

.353 Woodford 21 429

354 Tazewell 29556

355 Mason 16 067

Menard 13 120

.356 Sangamon 61 195

Springfield 249^3.357 Logan 25489.358 Macon 38083

Decatur 16841Dewitt 17 on

•359 McLean 63 036

Bloomingion 20434•36 East central counties

.361 Livingston 38455

.362 Ford 17035

• 363 Kankakee 28 732

• 364 Iroquois 35 167

.365 Vermilion 49905Danville ii4gi

.366 Champaign 42 159

-367 Piatt 17 062

Moultrie 14 431

.368 Douglas 17 669

• 369 Edgar 26787•37 Southeast counties

•371 Clark 21 899

.372 Coles 30093

•373 Cumberland 15443

.374 Jasper 18 188

.375 Crawford 17283

.376 Lawrence 14693

.377 Richland 15 019

.378 Wabash II 866

.379

I Edwards 9 4442 Wayne 23 806

3 Jefferson 22 590

4 Marion 243415 Clay 16 772

6 Effingham 19358

7 Fayette 233678 Shelby 31 191

Illinois

977-38 Southwest counties

.381 Christian

. 382 Montgomery

.383 Macoupin

. 384 Greene

.385 Calhoun

Jersey

. 386 Madison

Alton.387 Bond

Clinton

.388 Washington

.389 St Clair

Belleville

East St Louts.39 Southern counties

.391 Monroe

.392 Randolph

.393 Perry

.394 Franklin

. 395 Hamilton

.396 White

.397 Gallatin

.398 Hardin

•399

1 Pope2 Saline

3 Williamson

4 Jackson

5 Union

6 Johnson

7 Massac

8 Pulaski

9 Alexander

Cairo

Population

3-5 53

1

30003

40380

23 791

765214 810

51 535

14 550

17411

19 262

66 571

12 948

25049

17529

17 138

17800

25 005

14935

7234

14 016

1934222 226

27 809

2154915 013

II 313

"35516563

10 2^4

'03'4

9774

.41

.42

43

Michigan1805 Ors:anized as separate territory

1837 AdmittedArea 78,915 sa. mlPopulation 2,093,889 in 1890

84 counties

Lower peninsula

Southwest counties

Berrien

Cass

Van BurenAllegan

OttawaBarry-

Kalamazoo

Kalamazoo (city)

.411

.412

-413

.414

.415

.416

.417

.418

.419 St JosephCentral south counties

.421 Branch

.422 Calhoun

Battle Creek-423 Eaton

.424 Clinton

.425 Shiawassee

.426 Ingham

.427 Lansing

.428 Jackson

Jackson (city)

.429 Hillsdale

Southeast counties

.431 Lenawee

. 432 Monroe

.433 Wayne

.434 Detroit

.435 Washtenaw

.436 Livingston

• 437 Genesee

.438 Oakland

.439 Macomb

Population

41 285

20953

30541

38961

35 358

23 783

39273

25 356

26 791

43501

32 09426 509

30952

37 666

45 031

30 660

48 448

32 337

257 114

42 210

20858

39 430

41 245

31 813

,44 Southeast central counties

.441 St Clair 52 105

Port Huron.442 Lapeer 29 213

.443 Sanilac 32 589

.444 Huron 28 545

.445 Tuscola 32 508

.446 Saginaw 82 273Saginaw (city)

447 Bay 56412Bay City

West Bay City

.448 Midland 10657

.449 Gratiot 28 668

nSs3

'sm

ij 102

20 yg8

20^ 8-^6

'SS4S

J2 gSt

Michigan97745 Southwest central counties

Population

Isabella

Mecosta

MontcalmIonia

Kent

.451

.452

.453

.454

•455

.456

.457

18 784

19697

3263732801

109 922

.458

.459

GrandRapidsMuskegon 40013Muskegon{Q-\\,y)

Newaygo 20 476Oceana 15 698

.46 Northwest central counties

.461 Mason

.462 Manistee

Manistee (city)

.463 Benzie

Leelanaw

.464 Grand Traverse

.465 Kalkaska

.466 Missaukee

.467 Wexford

.468 Lake

.469 Osceola

.47 Northeast central counties

.471 Clare

.472 Gladwin

.473 Arenac

.474 Iosco

•475 Ogemaw.476 Roscommon.477 Crawford

.478 Oscoda

.479 Alcona•4B Northern counties

.481 Alpena

.482 Presque Isle

.483 Montmorency

.484 Otsego

.485 Antrim

.486 Charlevoix

»48 7 Cheboygan.488 Emmet.489 Manitou

16385

24230

5237

7 944

13 355

5 160

5 048

II 278

6 505

15 630

7558

4 208

5683

15 224

5 583

2 033

2 962

I 904

5 409

15 581

46871487

427210 413

968611 986

8756860

60 21S

22^02

1281a

Michigan977.49 upper peninsula

Population

,491 Chippewa 12 019

.492 Mackinac 7830Luce 2455

.493 Alger 1238

Schoolcraft 5 818

.494 Delta 15 330

.495 Menominee 33639Menominee (city) 10 6jo

Dickinson Formedafter i8(jo

.496 Marquette 39 521

Ishpetning If rgr •

.497 Baraga 3 036

Iron 4432.498 Gogebic 13 166

Ontonagon 3 756

.499 Houghton 35389Keweenaw 2 894

Isle Royale 135

5 Wisconsin1836 organized as territory Area 56.040 sq mi

29 May 1848 admitted as state Population 2,069,042 in 1900

•51 Northwest countiesPopulation in 1900

5" Douglas 36 335•5" Superior SI 090

•513 Bayfield 14 392

.514 Burnett 7 478\

.515 Washburn 5 521

.516 Sawyer 3 593

•517 Polk 17 801

.518 Barron 23 677

•519 Gates

•5» Central north counties

•521 Ashland

Ashland (city)

20 176

13 074

.522 Iron 6 616

•523 Vilas 4 929

•524 Price 9 106

.525 Oneida 8 875

.526 Taylor II 262

.527 Lincoln 12 269

.528 Clark 25 848

•529 Marathon

Wausau43 256

12 354

Wisconsin

977-53 Northeast counties

•531

-532

533•534

•535

-536

•537

-538

•539

54•541

•542

543.544

•545

.546

•547

.548

-549

•55

•551

•552

•553

•554

•555

•556

•557

•558

•559

•56

.561

.562

•563

.564

•565

.566

•567

.568

.569

•57

•571

•572

•573

•574

575.576

•577

-578

•579

Forest

Florence

Marinette

Marinette (city)

Langlade

ShawanoOconto

WaupacaOutagamieA ppleton

Central west counties

St Croix

Pierce

DunnChippewaEau Claire

Eaii Claire (city)

Pepin

Buffalo

TrempealeauCentral counties

Jackson

WoodPortage

Monroe

JuneauAdamsWausharaMarquette

Green LakeCentral east counties

BrownGreen Bay (city)

KewauneeDoorWinnebago

Oshkosh

Calumet

Manitowoc

Manitowoc (city)

Fond du LacFond du Lac

Sheboygan

Sheboygan (city)

Southwest counties

La Crosse

La Crosse (city)

Vernon

Crawford

Richland

SaukGrant

IowaLa Fayette

I 396

3 193

30 822

12 553

27 47520 874

3* 615

46 247

26 830

23 943

25 043

S3 037

31 692

7 90516 765

23 114

17 466

25 865

29 483

28 103

20 629

9 141

15 97210 509

15 797

46 359

17 212

17 59358 225

17 078

42 261

47 589(city)

50 345

42 997

28 351

17 286

19 483

33 006

38 881

23 114

20 959

26 IPS

JS OSS

17 517

IS 684

28 284

11 786

IS 110

22 962

28 895

Wisconsin

977.58 Central south counties

-581 Columbia 31 121

.582 Dodge 46 631

•583 Dane 69 435

.584 Madison 19 164

.585 Jefferson 34 789

.586 Green 22 719

•587 RockJanesville

51 203

IS 185

.588 Bcloit 10 436

•589 Walworth 29 259

.59 Southeast counties

•591 Washington 23 589

•592 Ozaukee 16 363

•593 Waukesha 35 229

-594 Milwaukee 330 017 .

-595 Milwaukee (city) 285 315

-596 Racine 45 644

•597 Racine (city) 29 103

-598 Kenosha 21 707

-599 Kenosha (city), 11 606

.6 Minnesota

.7 Iowa

12 June 1838 organized as a territory

28 Dec. 1846 Admitted as state Area 56,025 sq mi

Population 2,2.J1.853 in 1900 99 counties

•71 ]Vorthwest counties

Population in 1900

.711 Lyon 13 165

6 Osceola 8 725

.712 Dickinson 7 995

5 Emmet 9 936

•713 Sioux 23 337

•714 O'Brien 16 985

•715 Clay 13 401

5 Palo Alto 14 354

.716 Plymouth 22 209

.717 Cherokee 16 570

.718 Buena Vista 16 975

.719 ' Pocahontas 15 339

•72 Central north counties

.721 Kossuth 22 720

.722 Winnebago 12 725

•723 Worth 10 887

4 Mitchell 14 916

.724 Hancock 13 752

•725 Cerro Gordo 20 672

.726 Floyd 17 754

•727 Humboldt 12 667

4 Wright iS 227

.728 Franklin 14 996

.729 Butler 17 955

Iowa

977.73 Northeast counties

•731 Howard5 Chickasaw

•732 Winneshiek

•733 Allamakee

•734 Bremer

•735 Fayette

•736 Clayton

•737 BlackhawkI Waterloo

.738 Buchanan

5 Delaware

-739 DubuqueI Dubiiqiic (city)

•74 Central west counties•741 Woodbury

I Sioux City

.742 Ida

4 Sac

•743 Calhoun

744 Monona•745 Crawford

.746 Carroll

6 Greene

•747 Harrison

.748 Shelby

6 Audubon749 Guthrie

.75 Central counties

•751 WebsterI Fort Dodge

•752 Hamilton

•753 Hardin

7 Grundy•754 Boone

6 Story

•755 Marshall

I Marshalltown•756 Tama•757 Dallas

•758 PolkI Des Moines

•759 Jasper

6 Poweshiek

14 512

17 037

23 73118 711

16 305

29 845

27 750

Z2 399

21 427

19 185

s(> 403

54 610

12 327

17 63918 569

17 980

21 68520 319

17 820

25 59717 932

13 626

18 729

31 757

19 5142a 794

13 75728 200

^3 159

29 991

24 S^S23 05882 624

26 976

19 414

22 580

36 297

33 in

22 262

22 544

62 339

Iowa

.761

.762

•763

.764

765

.766

.767

.768

]

.769

•77

.771

]

.772

-773

'774

•775

.776

•777

•778

•779

.78

.781

.782

783.784

785t

.786

t

.787^

.788

.789

-79

.791

•792

•793

•794

•795

.796

•797

.798

•799

Central east counties

Benton 25 177

Linn 55 392

Cedar Rapids 25 656

Jones 21 954

Jackson 23 615

Iowa 19 544

;Johnson 24 817

Cedar 19 37^

Clinton 43 832

Clinton (city) 22 698

Muscatine 28 242

Muscatine (city) 14 073

Scott 51 558

Davenport 35 254

Southwest counties

Pottawattamie 54 336Council Bluffs 25 802

Cass 21 274

Adair 16 192

Mills 16 764

Montgomery 17 803

Adams 13 601

Fremont 18 546

Page 24 187

Taylor 18 784

Central south counties

Madison 17 710

Warren 20 376Marion 24 159

Mahaska 34 273Union 19 928Clarke 12 440Lucas 16 126

Monroe 17 985Ringgold 15 325Decatur 18 115

Wayne 17 491

Appanoose 25 927

Southeast counties

Keokuk 24 979Washington 20 718

1 Louisa 13 516

Wapello 35 426

Ottuntwa 18 197

Jefferson 17 437Henry 20 022

Des Moines 35 989Burlington 23 201

Davis 15 620

Van Buren ^7 354 ••

Lee 39 719

Keokuk (city) 14 642

977-8 Missouri

7 Dec. 1812 organized as a territory Area 69.415 sq mt10 Aug. X8.1 admitted as a state Population 3.293.335 in 1910

114 counties and St Louis.81 Northwest counties

13 604

14 539

15 282

93 020

.811

.812

.813

.814

.815

.816

.817

.818

.819

.82

.831

r

.822'

.823"

5

.824

.825

.826

4

.827

.828

.829

Atchison

5 Holt

Nodaway6 Andrew

BuchananI St Joseph

> Platte

Worth) Gentry-

Dekalb

; Clinton

Clay

Harrison

Daviess

Caldwell

RayCentral north counties

Mercer

GrundyLivingston

Carroll

PutnamSullivan

Linn

Chariton

Schuyler

Adair

MaconRandolphMoberly

HowardBoone

77 403

.83 Northeast counties

.831 Scotland

5 Knox.832 Shelby

5 Monroe.833 Audrain

5 Callaway.834 Clark

5 Lewis835 Marion

I Hannibal

5 Ralls

.836 Pike

.837 Lincoln

.838 Montgomery6 Warren

.839 St Charles

14 4298 007

16 820

12 531

15 29720 302

20 466

17 605

14 60521 451

12 33516 744

19 45323 09814 30818 598

25 253

23 503

9 062

22 700

30 868

26 182

15

30

^53

533

11 86912 403

14 864

18 30421 687

24 40012 811

15 514

39 572

12

22

17

15

9

24

913

556

033

604

123

695

10 923

18 341

Missouri

977.84 Central west counties

.841 Jackson

I Kansas City

Cass

Bates

VernonLafayette

JohnsonHenrySt Clair

Saline

Pettis

Sedalia

Benton

6 Hickory

.85 Central counties

.851 Cooper

Moniteau

MorganCamdenCole

Jefferson City

Miller

Pulaski

Osage

Maries

4 ' Phelps

.86 Central east counties

.861 Gasconade

Crawford

Franklin

Washington

St Louis

St Louis {city)

Jefferson

St Frahfois

Ste Genevieve

4 Perry

.87 Southwest counties

.871 Barton

Jasper

Joplin

Webb City

NewtonMcDonaldCedar

5 Dade

,875 Lawrence

.876 Barry

.877 Polk

.842

.843

.844

.845

1

.846

(

.847

.848

1

.849

.852

.853

.854

-855

.856

.857

.858

.859

.862

.863

.864

.865

.866

.867

.868

.869

.872

.873

(

.874

283 522

22 97325 869

28 827

30 15426 297

27 242

16 412

29 448

Z3 913

14 881

8 741

20 311

14 37512 863

II 582

21 957

16 71711 438

14 283

10 088

15 796

12 847

13 576

29 830

13 37S

82 417

687 029

27 878

35 73810 607

14 898

16 747

89 673

27 136

13 53916 080

15 613

26 583

23 869

21 561

248 381

17 829

11 850

Se 073

11 817

BGssouri

^7.878 Greene 63 S3

1

z Springfield

.879 Christian 15 832

4 Stone II 5597 Taney 9 134

.88 Central south counties

,881 Dallas 13 181

5 Laclede 17 3(>3

.882 Webster 17 3775 Wright 18 315

^883 Douglas 16 664

5 Ozark II 926.884 Texas 21 458.885 Howell 21 065.886 Dent 13 245.887 Shannon II 443

5 Oregon 14 681.888 Iron 8 563

5 Reynolds 9 592.889 Carter

5 5044 Ripley 13 099

.89 Southeast counties

.891 Madison II 273

.892 Wayne 15 181

.893 Butler 20 624

.894 Bollinger 14 576

.895 Stoddard 27 807

.896 Cape Girardeau 27 621

.897 Scott 22 372

.898 Mississippi 14 5575 New Madrid 19 488

,899 Dunklin 30 3286 Pemiscot 19 559

SS SOI 977.9

978 Western or Mountain.Including general works on *' the West."

1 Kansas.

2 Nebraska.

3 South Dakota, including works on Dakota as a wnoic

4 North Dakota.

5

6

7

8

Montana.

Wyoming.

Colorado.

New Mexico.

979 Pacific.

.1 Arizona.

.2 Utah.

.3 Nevada.

•4 California.

•5 Oregon.

.6 Idaho.

.7 Washington.

.8 Alaska.

98o South America.981 Brazil.

982 Argentine Republic. Patagonia.

983 Chile.

984 Bolivia.

985 Peru.

986 U, S. of Colombia. K ew Granada. Hcuadon

987 Venezuela.

988 Guiana.

989 Paraguay. Uruguay.

990 Oceanica. Polar Regions.

991 Malaysia.

.1, Borneo; .2, Celebes; .3, Moluccas or Spice Islands; .4, Philippine

Islands.

992 Sunda.

.1, Sumatra; .2, Jav^L

993 Australasia.

.1, New Zealand; .2, New Caledonia; .3, Loyalty Islands; .4, NewHebrides; .5, Solomon Islands; .6, New Britain, New Ireland; .7^

Aamiralty Islands.

994 Australia.

.1, Western Australia; .2, South Australia; .3, Queensland ; .4, New SouthWales; .5, Victoria; .6, Tasmania.

995 !>Jew Guinea.

996 Polynesia.

.1, Fiji, Friendly and Navigator's Islands; .2, Society, Austral and Cook'sIslands; ,3, Marquesas Islands and Low Archipelago; .4, MinorPolynesian Islands; .5, Micronesia; .6, Caroline and Pelew Islands;

.7, Ladrone Islands ; .8, Marshall and Gilbert Islands ; .9, Hawaii.

997 Isolated Islands.

998 Arctic Regions.

999 Antarctic Regions.

RELATIV SUBJECT INDEX

PP470

INDEX ABBREVIATIONS

Cutter forename abbreviations Most common forenames of men aredenoted by initial and colon; of women by initial and double period.

A.. AnnaA: AugustusB.. BeatriceB: BenjaminC: CharlesC CharlotteD: DavidD.. DeliaE: EdwardE.. ElizabethF.. FannyP : Frederick

G: GeorgeG.. GraceH.. HelenH: HenryI: IsaacI.. Isabella

J.. JaneJ: JohnK: KarlK.. KateL: Lewis

L.. LouisaM : MarkM.. MaryN.. NancyN: NicholasO.. OliviaO: OttoP.. PaulineP: PeterR.. RebeccaR: Richard

S: SamuelS.. SarahT., TheresaT: ThomasU: UlrichU.. UrsulaV: Victorv.. VictoriaW.. WilhelminaW: WilliamZ.. Zenobia

Other abbreviations exclusiv of common geografic abbreviations andothers selfexplanatory; e. g. those made by omitting final -ment, -ogy,-rafy, -tion, -ture, obscure syllables, etc.

natural, naturenonchristianorder, ordersordnanceorgan -ic

origin -al

philosofer -yphilology

photografic -yphysical

physiologic -ypoetrypolilical or

politics

Ijractical

presidencypresident

probabilities

protectionpsychologic -ypublic

region

religion, -ousritual

satire

science, -tific

sermonssocial, societystatutes

subjecttechnologytheologic -ytheoretic '*

therapeutics

wurks

adj. adjutant elec. electric -ity nat.anal. analysis eng. engineering nonchranat. anatomy eth. ethical, ethics ord.anc. ancient exped. expedition ordn.antiq. antiquities fest. festival org.arch. archeology fie. or fiction

oorig.

architecture fict. phil.ass'n association gard. gardening philol.astr. astronomy gen. general phot.bibiiog. bibliografic geod. geodesy phys..biog. biografy geog. geografic '-

bldg bilding geol. geology poet.bus. business geom. geometry pol. orch. church gov. or government poht.chem. chemic gov't ' prac.

chemistry histol. histology1.

pres.chr. christian hist. historic -yav. civil hum. humor prob.CO. county hyg. hygiene prot.cont. contagious instr. instrument psych.cost. costume lang. language pub.crim. criminal lib. library -ian reg.Dan. Danish lig- ligament relig.

dec. decoration lit. literature rit.

descr. description loc. local -ity sat.

descriptiv mach. machine -ry sci.

diff. different manuf. manufactures serm.dis. diseases mech. mechanic soc.discov. discovery ment. mental Stat.doc. doctrin -al meth. methods subj.dom. domestic mfg manufacturing tech.dram. drama mil. military theol.dwel. dwelling min. mineral theor.eccles. ecclesiastic mining thorap.

ecclesiology misc. miscellany wksecon. economic -y mon. monastic

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Relativ Subject Index

642

839

725

614

628

956

ABC telegraf elec. eng. 621

A 1^ carte table systemAagesen, Svend Dan. misc.

Abacus arithmetic

Abattoirs

architecture

pubHc helth

sanitary engineering

Abbassides history

Abbeville, treaty inter, law 341Abbey schools education 377Abbeys architecture 726

history 271Abbot of misrule customs 394Abbots monastic orders 271Abbreviations

English palcografy

Greek

Latin "

^ other languages

literary methodsshorthand

Abchasian language

Abdication

absolute monarchyconstitutional history

monarchyAbdomen anatomy

surgery

Abdominalaorta anatomy 6n.

.38222

-53

.8812

.2

.28

•741

549

,2

3

7

IAbductionAbductors

421,

481,

471-

029

653

494

321.

342

321.

6n.617.

esophagus

lymph glands

lymphatics

muscles

oblique muscles

sympath. ganglions

611.

611.

611.

611.

611.

611.

nervs

Abdomino-aortic

glands anatomyAbducent

nerv anatomyeye

physiology

nucleus anatomy

physiol. 612.

anat. 61 z.

7

95

55

136

3293

465

4215

736

7363

899

893

8393

611.4652

611.

612

.

612.

611.

8316

8466

8196

8175

criminal law 343anatomy

digiti quinti brevis 611

hallucis 611

of thum, long 611

short 611

Abecedarians christ. sect 284

Abelard medieval philos. 189

Abelian functions

Aberdeen, Scot. history

travels

Aberration

astronom.

chromatic

mental

spheric

AbeyanceAbility, humanAbiogenesis

animals

biology

plants

Abipones

Abjuration

oath of

Ablation

of brain

liver

stomach

corrections

optics

disease

hospitals

insanity

pueq^eral

optics

doctrin

history

relig. hist.

physiology

517

941

914

522

535616

362

132618

535

347

233

591

576

581

98a

73776•7389

•73767

-73773

•3

436•25

•125

94

4

8

.76

•3

.6

•4

.i6x

. I

,161

283.42

Ablativ

Ablaut

Ablution

Abnormalchildren

6X2

612

612

475Latin syntax

Eng. orthografy 421

Ger. . " 431other languages

Anglican ritual 264

child study

education

development of embryolabor obstetrics

Abo, peace of treaties

Abode of animals

geografic distrib.

habits

136

371

617

618

341

591

591

.8226

35932355.3

,2

76

9

3

5.3

952

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this indeS

473

474 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Abolition polit. science 326

U. S. history 973

.8

.7114

biografy 923 .

6

Abolitionists

Aborigines

American antiquities

ethnology

history

prehictoric archeology

Abortion

ethics

law

pathology of pregnancy

About, E.F.V. French fie. 843Abrasions surgery 617Abraxas gems

gnostics

Abridged notation

modem analyt. geom. 516

Abridging literary meth. 029

913

572

970

571

173

343618

.7

.97

.1

736

273

shorthand

Abridgments Eng. law

U. S. lawAbruzzo, Italy history

travels

Abscess

in lungs diseases

surgery

Absence

leave of

permits

Absences

Absenteeism

^53

346

345

945

914

616

617,

military sci. 355,school rewards 371,

school disciplin 371.Irish hist. 941

.

Absentmindedness psych. 151.Absolute geometry 513

.

the ontology 1 1

1

Absolution sacrament 265.

Absolutism 321

.

predestination 234

.

Absorbent system animals 591.

man 612

.

plants 581

.

Absorbing wells sanita. 628.

Absorption

by skin physiology 612.hygiene of employment 613.in intestin physiology 612.

large intestin "

peritoneum "

stomach "

.4

39.86

•13

.1

•52

•4

•5

571•571

.244

•23

. II

53525

4

8

6

6

9

13

3

13

542

612.

612

.

612.

612

.

612.

53^'

535-

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

urin. passages "

lymphatic "

of heat physics

lieht

Absorption

of liquids physics 532 . 7in lungs physiol. 612.2159

physiology

Abstinence asceticism

temperanceAbstracting lit. methodsAbstraction philosofy

Abstracts of titles lawAbutments bridges

^Abyssinia

612.38

248

17S.2

029.4

^53-3

347-3624.1

963

492-8

916.3

history

language

travel

Academic

degrees and costumeeducation

sermons

Academicians, biografy ofAcademies

architecture

female

learned gen, societies

of special subj. see subj.

national gen. societies 060^ of special subj. see subj.

private, for boys 373girls 376.9

378.2

373253-5

920.6

727.2

376.9060

mixt

public, history

theory

scientific

Academy, newolder

'Acadia, Xova Scotia

Acalepha zoology

373

379

379-171506

Gk philos. 186.2

184

hist. 971.6

593 73

791

63

3327

364

3391

3227

4672

426

34

3

Superior

Acanthaceas botany 583.86Acanthocephala parasites 616. 966Acanthopteri zoology 597-5Acapnea physiol. 612 .284aAcaridae zoology 595 . ^Acamania, Greece ancient 938.3Acceleration of the moon 523 .33Accent^ pronunciation Eng.lang.421 .6^ prosody " « 426.1Access to library shelvs 024.56Accession

book library admin.dep't

Accessories

accumulator elec. eng. 621.3547architectural 729.9arc-light elec. eng. 621.3257artillery mil. " 623.46

figures refer to Uie tables at the end of this index

<(

025.24

025.2

RELATIV INDEX 475

Accessories

boiler steam eng. 621.1847

chemic receptacles 542 . 23

electric

machinery elec. eng. 621.316

rolling stock " " 621 .3344

traction line " " 621.5327

gasoline engins 621.437hydraulic machinery 62 1 . 267

library bildings 022.349

of dress domest. econ. 646 . 48

primary cell elec. eng. 621 .3537school bildings 371.629

steam plant 621.197

telegraf 62 1.3 83 2 9

voltaic battery engin'g 621.352

Accessory

nuclei anatomy 6n .8187

obturator nerv anatomy 6 11. 83 561

Accidence

English language 425 . i

^ other languages

Accident insurance 368.4

Accidents

dangerous occupations 613 .66

medicin 617. i

military explosivs 623 . 483miners 622.85

police mesures 351.74protection of public 614.8railroad 656

Acclimation

animals 591 .52

evolution 575*3hygiene 613. 11

man 573.4mental influence 136.2

plants 581.52

Accommodation, optic

disorders of 617.75physiology 612.8421

Accomplises crim. law 343Accordeon music 788

.

9

Accountability doctrin 233.4

Accounts

book-keeping 657household dom. econ. 647 . i

laundry 648. 11

library admin. 025.114

supervision of bilding 692.

7

Accouterments mil. science 355.81Accubation soc. customs 394.1

Accumulation capital 331

Accumulator

panels elec. eng.

substations " "

Accumulators

electric engineering

hydraulic

physics

telefone stations

Accusativ

etymology, Greek

Latin^ other languages

syntax, Greek

Latin^ other languages

Acephala zoology

Acetabulum anatomyAcetates diuretics

Acetonuria physiol.

Acetylene

chemic technology

heat prac. chem.light dom. econ.

lib. "

stoves

Acetylenes organ, chem.Achaia, Greece anc. hist.

Achaian leag " "

Achlamydosporeae botany

Achlorophyllae botany

Achromatism optics

Acid

in gastric juice physiol.

poisons therapeutics

waters mining eng.

Acidimetry chemistry

Acids

aids to digestion

chemic technology

disinfectants

iixt materia medicaorganic chemistry

qualitativ analysis

theoretic chemistry

vegetable drugs

Acini of brests anatomyAcology medicin

Aconite

botany

economic botanymedicins

poisons

therapeutics

621

621

621.

621

.

537-

621.

482.

472.

485.

475-

594.

611.

615.

612.

665.

542.

644.

022

.

643-

547-

938-

938.

583.

589-

535-

,31728

,31265

354254

84

38762

5

5

5

5

I

7181

761

46661

8

42

314

753

33423

7

08

94

9

4

612

615

622

545

615

661

614

61S

547

544

541

611

615

583

581

6IS

615

615Acorn, colonial order of the 369

•3212

.921

•57

.2

•7343.2

484

34

7

13

4

338692

5

III

6

323m98

716

126

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

47<5 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Acoustic

nerv anatomy 6ii .8318physiol. of ear 612.S585

" " nervs 612.8198perception "

612 . 8587Acoustics

applications to architect. 534.84781.

1

534025 . 22

597-1

595-73

music

physics

Acquisition lib. methodsAcrania zoology

Acrididas entomologyAcrobats

amusementsethics

Acrogens botany

Acromioclavicular joint

Acromion anatomyAcromiothoracic arteries

Acropolis

architecture

Grecian antiquities

Acrostics Eng. languageActinaria zoology

Acting ethics

theater

Actiniaria zoology

Actinism optics

photografy

Actinium chemistry

Actinometer physics

Actinozoa zoology

Actions

Actors

Acts

and resolvs Am. stat. 345 . i

Eng. " 346.1of learned societies gen. 060

for spec, subjects see topic

legislativ bodies, U. S. 345.1the Apostles 226.6

Acupuncture therapeutics 615.814Acute diseases 616Acyclic machines elec. eng. 621.313291Ad valorem dutycustoms

protection

taxes

AdagesEnglish literature

other hteratures

folklore

^Adair co. la. history* Mo.

791

1751586

611.72724611 . 7171

611.1341

722.8

913-385

828

593-65

175-3

792

593 6

535.85

771

546.842

536.6

593 6 '

legal procedure 347 .

9

biografy 927.93

336.26

337336.26

828

398.9

977-773977.8264

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Adam, Onkle Swed. fict. 839Adam de la Halle Fr. dram.842

Adamites heresy

Adams, J : presidency of

J:Q.'Adams co. 111. history

travels

historyn

««

••

tl

273

973

973

977

917

977

977

977

974

977

616

511

81S

7364

13

9

44

55

344

7344

273

776186

842

556

4

3

231

8

52

35

435

452

Ind.

la.

O.

Pa.

Wis.

Adana, Asiatic Turk. hist. 956Adaptation evolution 575Adapters prac. chem. 542Adding machines 510Addison, J. Eng. essays 824»Addison co. Vt. history 974

travels 917Addison's disease

Addition arithmetic

Addresses

American literature^ other

and petitions

control of admin,library propagandismon education

^spec, topics see topic

U. S. history civil warrevolution 973.394war of 1 812 973 .5294

Addressing machines print. 655.36Adductors

of thigh anatomytoes **

pollicis "

Adenoid tissue histology

Adhesion physics

Adipogenic function phys. 612.3522Adipose

bodies anatomytissue histology

Adiposity physiol.

'Adirondacks travel

Adjectiv forms' etymology Eng. lang.^ inflection « "

3 4.— u a

351-97021

.78

370-4

973-794

611.73824

611.7389

611.737735ii .01824

539-2

611.39611 .01826

612.3977

917.4753

422.6

425.16

425.6syntax

^ other languages

Adjustable speed motors 621 .313247Adjutages 532.52Adj. general's reports, U. S. 353 .6

figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

RELATIV IN'DEX 477

Administration

engineering works 62 1 . 704

household dom. econ. 647

individual libraries 025 . 18

library 025

of medicins, therapeutics 615.6

political science 35o

Administrativ

action, subjects of 351-7

bildings architecture 725 . i

control 351-91

law 350

reform 35^ -6

rooms lib. bldgs 022.62

Administrator law 347 .

6

Admirals biografy 923 .

5

Admiralty

English navy 354.427

foren coimtries 354ilands history 993 .

7

law 347-7

Admission school 371 . 21

Adnexa, uterin anatomy 6 1 1 . 65

Adobe masonry 693 .22

Adolescence

cbildstudy 136.

7

ration during physiol. 612.394

Adolphus German hist. 943 .026

Adoption family law 347-6

Adoptionists heresies 273.

9

Adsorption pneumatics 533 . i

Adult mortality pub. helth 614 . 134

Adulterations

chemic analysis

technology

public helth

Adultery ethics

law

Advent

543660

614.3

176.6

343Anglican festivals 264.031

second christol. 232.6

Adventists, second biog. 922.83

sect 289.3

Adventitious nerv sheath

histology 611.

Adventures biografy 923.

travels^ etc. 9x0

Adverbs, etymol. Eng.lang. 422,^ other lang.

syntax Eng. lang. 425.• other lang.

Adverse possession law 347

.

Adversity pauperism 339

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Advertising

bilding 692.4commerce 659. i

dept. journalism 070.36library propagandism 021 . 73

publishing 655.55self newspaper exf>enses 070 . 348

methods 070.336Advocacy 347.92

Advocates, Faculty of 347.06lives 923.4

Advowsons canon law 348iEdiles Roman antiquities 913.37^Ifric Anglo Saxon lit. 829.6

^olian harp music 787 .

5

^olic dialect Greek lang. 487 . 92

1

Aerated

bred cookery 641.6

waters chem. tech. 663.6

hygiene 613.38

Aerial

erosion

lines

geology

elec. eng.

navigation mil. eng.

physics

useful arts

Aerials

wireless telefony

telegrafy

Aerobic cells physiol.

Aerodynamics

Aerolites astronomygeology

Aeronautic sickness

respiration in physiol.

Aeronautics

military engineering

physics

useful arts

Aerophytes Hchens

551-37621 .31922

623 74

533-6629

621.38465

621.38435

612 .01411

533

523-51

552.6

612 .27511

623 74

533-6

629

589 I

584 15

629

623.746

885.5

882.1

888.6

orchids

Aeroplanes construction

military

.i^schines Greek oratory<^ 1 883 5 ^schylus drama9 ^sop fables

Esthetics, see Esthetics

9 i^thiopia ancient history 939 . 78"^tna" Latin poem 871 .7

9 .i5)tolia ancient history 938.3^tolian leag Greek hist. 938.08Affections physiol. psych. 6 1 2 . 82 133

psychology 157

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

478 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Africa

IVorth

Affidavits 347

Affinity chemic 541

family law 347Affixes English language 422' other languages

Affliction

^Afghani language

religion

^Afghanistan history

travel

antiquities

botany

geology

history

statistics

travels

other topics

history

travels

Central^ Propria, ancient^ South Central "

African

colonization sociology

discovery of Americalanguages

*Ethiopic

Hamiticmethodist church

mortality pubHc helth

slave trade

Afterbrain anatomy

Afternoon tea dom. econ.

recipes

Agamogenesis animals

Ageinfluence therapeutics

mental characteristics

of animals

man physiology

somatology

statistics

pupils

readers

the world

voters

school

Agedcookery for dom. econ. 64 1

.

diet for 613 .

homes for architec. 725.

institutions 362.

Topics in black type face are subdivided.

94

•39

6

58

8

6

96

73

491

299

958

915

913

556960

916

961

916history 966

939

967

325.6

973-11

496

492.8

493287.8

614. 144

326.1

61 I. 818

642 .2

641.53

591-^65

615-54

136.5

591 139612.68

573-3312

379-

024.

550-

324.

379-

14

II

I

I

14

56321

56

6

647 -2

331-86

267.3562

378.37

371145341-8

therapeu. 615.77

551 9

347-4571

551 7

Agencies

domestic servis

employment pol. econ.

YMC Astudent aid

teachers

Agents, consular

external

geologic

law

Ages, archeologic

geologic

Agglutinating substances

physiology 6 12. 11 144Agglutination philology 401Agiotage stock exchange 332.6Agnosticism nat. theol. 211

philosofy

Agnostics relig. heresy

Agnus Dei musicAgrarian laws

political science

Roman history

Agreements bilding

ethics

lawAgricola, M. Ger. poetry 831.41Agricultural

botany

chemistry

classes pol. econ.

colleges

colonization

149.7

273-8

783.22

333

937692.4

174.7

347.4

581.6

631

331.8

630.7

325colony laboring classes 331.8experiment stations

geology agriculture

econ. geol.

implementslaw

machinery

pests agriculture

zoology

pol, econ.products

societies

system pol. econ.

Agriculture

administration

cooperativ

department of

indians

rent of land

Agrippa medieval phil.

^Aguascalientes, Mex. hist. 972.4Ague diseases 616.936

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

630.7

631

553 6

630

347-2631

632

591.69

338.1

630.6

330.1

630

351-823

334-6630.6

970.6

333-5

189.5

RELATIV INDEX 479

Aid Airships engineering 629societies charitable 361 military engin*g 623 74

cooperation 334 theory 533-6student 378.36 Airways iriining engin'g 622.45

state, to education 379 12 Airy's theory geodesy 526.14libraries 021.83 Aisles library bldgs 022,434

to the injured 614.88 'Aisne, France history 944.34Aides de camp) mil. sci. 35S-33 Aix-la-Chapelle

^Aidin, Asia Turk. hist. 956.2 international congress 341.

1

Aids treaties 341.2mil. science 355.33 Akenside, M : Eng. poetry 821.6ato digestion therapeu. 615-734 Akkad ancient history 935.4

readers lib. econ. 028.8 Akron, 0. history 977.1361ref. work 025.5 Alabama

Ailes library bldgs 022.434 claims arbitration 341.6Aim of college and university 378.01 Eng. history 942 .08

education 370.1 intemat. law , 341^Ain, France history 944.4 neutrals 341--3

Air U. S. hist. 973.722abnormal physiology 612.2231 ship and Kearsarge 973-754analysis chemistry 543.7 privateers 341.3baths, hot hygiene 613.46 U. S. civ. war 973-757bladder comp. anat 611 .29 state admis. U.S. his1 973-54

phys . 612. 767 history 976.1brakes railway eng . 625.2 seces. U. S. hist

• 973.713cocks steam eng. 621 . 18479 travel 917.61compressors mech. eng. 621.51 Aladdin ovenconfined, respiration in 612.233 kitchen equipment ^43-33^disinfection cont. dis. 614.48 recipes 641-588ducts ventilation 697.9 Alamanni, L. Ital. poetry 851.36engins mech. eng. 621 .4 Alar thoracic artery 611.1341expired physiology 612 .231 Alarcon y Mendoza 862.34gun mil . engineering 623.4422 Alarms, fire

mech. trades 683 local government 352.3hygiene 613.

1

protection of public 614.843in towns pub. helth 614.78 signals 654.7liquid physics 533-2 ^Alaska

machines refrig. 621.575 history 979-8mesology 612 .014464 purchase U. S. hist. 973.81meteorology 551.5 travel 917.98normal physiol. 612 .2208 Alba anatomy 611.824passages anatomy 61 1.

2

Albania

diseases 616.2 Asia anc. hist. 939-56physiology 612.2 .

^ Turkey mod. hist. 949-6plants lichens 589.1 travels 914.96

orchids 584-15 Albanypneumatics 533 ^ city N Y history 974-743pollution by cemeter. 614-652 convention U.S. hist. 973.26

pub. helth 614.7 ' CO. N Y 974.742pressure of meteorol. 551-54 Albemarle, ship U.S.civ.war 973-754pump 533-5 Albert i German history 943.026residual physiology 612 .24 2 " " 943-028spaces pub, helth 614.783 Albert nyanza travels 916. 76

ventilation 628.8 ^Alberta, Canada hist. 971.23

Topics in black face type aie subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

48o DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Aiberti, L. B. Ital. essays 854.21

Albert>'pes 774Alberus, Eras. Ger. poetry 83 1 . 43Albicans

Albigenses

Albinism

anatomy

persecutions

sect

secular hist.

animals

dermatology

anatomy

611 .8142

272.3

284.4

944.023

591157616.55611. 6313Albuginea

Albuminoid

derivates, nonnitrogenous

physiol 612 .398197substances, dialysis of

physiol. 612.3824Albuminoids

gastric digest, physiol. 612.3224in blood

milk "

muscles "

intestinal digestion

physiologic chemistry

physiology

quantity in food and tis.

transforma. in organism

tryptic digestion

vegetable

Albuminoses

612 . 124

612 .66414

612.74414

612.3324

612.01534S6x2.398

612.39S7

612 .39S2

612.3424physiology 612.39815

physiology 612.39817Albumins

in blood physiology

nutrition

Albuminuria

physiologic

toxic physiology

urin in "

Albumose

Alchemy

Alciphron

Alcohol

as a food

physiology

Greek letters

physiology

cooking appliances

denatured chem. tech.

heat cookery

heating prac. chem.hygiene-

narcotic poisons

physiologic psychology

stimulants

612 . 124

612.398

612 .461269

612 .4642

612 .46622

612.39S17

540.1

886.2

612.3931

643 -335

661

641.585

542.43

613.81

615.964612 .82144

615-711stoves

Alcoholic

drinks

kitchen equip. 643 .335

ethics 178

physiology 6 1 2 . 393

1

ferments phys. chem, 612.015161

Alcoholic

liquors manufacture

temperanceAlcoholism diseases

Alcohols organic chem.^Alcona co. Mich. hist.

Alcoran MohammedanismAlcott, A. B. moral gov.

L.. M. Am. fiction

Alcoves lib. bildings

Alcyonaria zoology

Aldehydes organ, chem.Aldermen local govt.

Aldine editions rare booksAldrich, T: B. Am. fiction

Aleardi, A. Ital. poetryAlembert, J. Le R.d'

Alembics prac. chem.^A.leppo, Asia Turk. hist.

Alert, ship Am. revol.

Ales manufacture^Aleutian ilands history

Alexander 2 Rus. "

^Alexander co. 111. hist.

Alexandria, Egyptancient history

* modem "

travels

Alexandrian

Greek dialects

library

philosofy

Alfabet

elementary educationEnglish orthografy

^ other languages .

Alfabetic

subject catalog

classification

Alfabetico-clast

catalog cataloging

catalogs

Alfabeting cataloging

**Alfabets ornamental

philology

Alfalfa agriculture

Alfieri, V. Ital. dramaAlfonso 10 Span. lit.

II

12 " history

13 " "

Alfred the Gt Ang.Sax.litAlgae

663

178

616.861

547.3

977-479297

371-58813.41

022 .422

593-62

547-5

352.0

094

813-44851.81

844

.

53

542.48

956.8

973-363663.3

979.8

947 -08

947 08

977.3999

932

962 .

1

916.21

487.2

027.032186.4

372.4421.

1

025-3

025.4

025.3

019

025.3

745

411

633

852-64

868.11

868.14

946.08

946.08

829.7

589 3Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 481

Algarotti, F. Ital. poetry

Algebra

higher

Algebraic logic

^Alger CO. Mich. history

^A.lgeria, Africa "

^Algerine war

Algiers, Africa

Algrafy

Alhambra

Alg. hist.

U. S. hist

history

travels

lithografy

architecture

history

U. S. history

851-58

512

512.8

164

977-493

965

965

973-53

965

916.5

763

723

946.8

973 44

341.5

Alien act

laws

Aliens

international lawnaturalization

owners of land pol. econ. ^^;^ . 4Alighieri. Dante Ital. poet . 85 1 . 15

341

325

Alignment of sewers

Alimentary canal

anatomyphysiology

sympathetic systemAlimentation

calorimetry

forced hygiene

628.218

611 3612.3

612.898

612 .5121

613-23relations to glycogenesis 612 .3529

Alimony law

Alinement of sewers

Alismaceas botanvAlkalies chemic technol.

chemistry

Alkalimetry quan. anal.

Alkalin

accumulators elec. eng.

earths chemistry

poisons therapeutics

waters econ. geologyAlkaloids

drugs mat. med.physiologic psychologyptomains

Alkoran Mohammedanism 297All fools day customs 394All hallow eve '*

394All Saints Ang. festivals 264.031

347-6628.218

584-72

661.3

546 31

545-2

621 .356

546.4tti 5 . 9 2

2

553 71

615-336612 . 82141

612.398195

264.031

977-733612 . 461263

611 .01382

61 1 . 622

All Souls

Allamakee co. la. hist.

Allantoin physiology

Allantois

embryology

pedicle of anatomy

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

975

917

917-

974.

974-

AUatoona, Ga. U.S.ciy.war.973 •

'Allegany co. Md. hist. 975.

travels 917.*

N. Y. hist. 974.Alleghany

crest W. Va. history

travel

mountains travels

^A.llegheny City Pa. hist.

' CO. " "

Allegiance Eng. priv. law 347intemat. law 341

naturalization 32 ^

^Allegories Eng. literature 828religious 244

^AUen CO. Ind. history 977travels

^Mich, history

O.

Allen shorthand systemAlliance

E\angelical

Holy treaties

ship Amer. revol.

Alliances internat. law^Allier, France history

Alligation arithmetic

Alligators

Alliteration prosody

rhetoric

Alliterativ poems Eng.

9n977

977

653

206

341-

973-

341

044.

511-

598.

416

808

821

7372

294

5294

784

48

548

5

887

885

I

5

I

274

7274

414

142

57

2

3572

57

8

14

Allodium land ownership ^^;^

Allopathy medicinAllotment systemAllotropism chemist ryAlloys manufactures

theoretic chemAlluvium geology

Almanacsfor teachers

general

nautical

statistical

Almond nucleus anatomy 611

Almqvist.KJ.L. Sw. poetry 839

347

615

333

541

671

541-

551

370';29

528

310

35

-59

5

Alms ethics

Almshouses

architecture

pauperismAloes poisons

Alpaca fabrics dom. econ.

^•\lpena co. Mich, history

travels

13

481

.7481

figures refer to the tables at the eel of this index

177

362

725

339615

646

977

917

81314. 7166

- /

5

55

93

482 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Alpes Basses, France hist. 044.95Hautes " " 944.97Maritimes '* " 944 . 94

Alphabet, etc. see Alfabet

Alphen, H, van Dutch poet. 839.3147Alpine plants botany 581 . 9494

travels 914 .94

*Alps history 949 .

4

'Alsace-Lorraine Germ. hist.943 .44

Alsineie botany 583.154Alsop, George Am. satire 817.12

Richard " poetry 811.25

Altar cloths sac. omam. 247.. 7

Altars architec. accessor. 729.91

ecclesiology 246 .6

Alt-azimuth instruments 522.42

Alternate generation zool. 591.163Alternating current

action on organisms

arc light elec. eng.

electrophvsiol. technic

machinery elec. eng.

traction lines

Altitude

imponderable remedies

physiologic effects

'Alton, 111. history

riot U. S. history

'Altoona, Pa. history

Altruism ethics

Aluminumin articles of dress

inorganic chemistry

metallurgy

Alumnae associated

Alumni associated

biografy

Alveolar limbus anatomy 611 .71641

Alwato universal lang. 408.9

Amadeus Spanish hist. 946.08

Amadis de Gaula Span. fict. 863 . 22

Amalgamation metallurgy 669 .

2

Amalgams manufactures 671

Amanuenses shorthand

Amarantacese botanyAmaryllideie "

Amateurcataloging

manuals mech. trades

theatricals amusements 793

ethics 175-2

Amaurosis diseases of eye 617.73

Amazon river travel 918. i

Amazons customs 396-

9

Topics in bkck face type are subdivided. Superior

612 ,0144245

621.32552

612 .01442 15

621.3133

621.33143

615-835

612 .2751

977.386

973-57

974.876

171.8

646 : 19

546 . 66

669.

7

376.66

378.068

378

653 043

583 913

584-25

0253680

Ambassadors internat. law 341 . 7

pol. science 327Amber

geology

jewelry

mineralogy

Ambidexterity

Ambiguous nucleus anat.

Ambra, F. d' Ital. drama-Ambrosia antiquities

mythologyAmbrotypeAmbulances

for contagious diseases

Ameboid cells physiology

Amendments U. S. const.

America

discovery

Norwegian^ history

travel

Central history

travel

North history

travel

other topics see table i

^ Russian history

travels^ South history

travel

Americanantiquarian society

antiquities

art galleries

auxiliaries in revolution

bibliografy

biografic dictionaries

civil war U. S. hist.

colleges

colonies history

constitution

constitutional history

copyright leag

cyclopedias

hereditary societies

553-29

391-7

549-8612

.763

611. 81875

852-35

913-38292

772

614.881

614.882

612 . 112

342-731

975-1048.02

970

917

972.8

917.28

970.

917

979.8

917.98

980

7

7

I

346

7

07

7

7

2

731

739

63

I

3^$Indians 970languages Xorth Am. 497

South Am, 498literature 810

newspapers 071

painting 759-1party 329.5patriotic societies 369. i

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX483

American

periodicals

philosofers biografy

philosofy

plan meal systemspoetry

poets biografy

political parties

P. E. church

prisons Amer. revol.

private law

rebellion history

revolution

children of

051

921

191

642

811

928

329

283

973

347

973

973

369-

daughters of 369.sons of

slavery

statutes lawwars, society of

^Americana history

AmericanismsAmerigo Vespucci

369326

345369

970

427-

973-Ames, Fisher Am. oratory 815^Amharic languageAmherst college

Amic acids organ, chem.Amicis, E. de Ital. misc.

Amideo fishes

Amidic acids physiologyAmids organic chem.Amiens, peace of treaties

Amins organic chem.Amistad case U. S. hist.

Ammergau passion play

Ammeters elec. eng.

Ammirato, S. Ital. essays 854.Ammoniachemic technology

compounds physiol.

salts chem. tech.

stimulants

Ammoniums org. chem.Ammunition

chests ordnancemilitary engineering

AmnestyAmnion embryology

pregnancyAmniotic fluid

492

378

547

858

597612

547.

341.

547-

973-

792

621

.

661.

612 .

661.

615-

547'

623.

623

341-

611.

618.

II

7

372

7

3

-137

135^33

118

9

.16

.22

.8

744.8

,82

4

3981928

24

8

57

374446

3

398194

5

711

8

4315

45

3

01383

37

embryology

physiology

Amoeboid cells

Amorfous state

physiol.

chem.

611 .

612 .

612.

541

827.

0^^835

649

112

5

62

Amputation

^Amsterdam

-376

7617.94

Q49-2

914-92

790

649.5

175

613-74

331.84

371-74263.6

612.396175

Amos, book of, Bible 224 . 8

Ampelideae botany 583 . 2 79Ampere-hour meters eng. 621.3844Amphiarthrosis anatomy 611.7294Amphibians ^gy 5Amphictyonic council q-8

Amphitheater antiquities 913

architecture 722

surgery

history

travels

Amusementschildren's dom. econ.

ethics

hygiene

of laboring classes

school

SundavAmygdahn nutrition

Amygdaloid tubercle anat. 611.81314Amyloids nutrition 612.398146

histology 6 1 1. 01 884Amylolytic ferments phys. 612 01 5 15^Ana English literature 828Anabaptists sects 284

.

3

Anacanthani zoology 597 5Anacardiaceae botany ^83 . 292Anacreon Greek poetry 884

.

3

Anaemia, see AnemiaAnaerobic cells physiol. 6 1 2 . o 1 4 1

1

^Anagrams Eng. literature 828pseudonyms 014

Analgesics therapeutics 015 . 783Analogous projections

descriptiv geometry

Analogy

comparativ anatomyEnglish language

^ other languages

logic

plants

theology

Analysis

air chemistry

arithmetic

chemistry

515-2

591 4422 . I

169

581.4

2:9

blowpipe

botanic

caT*illary chemistry

chemic

combinatory algebra

diophantin "

electro chemistrv

gas chemistrvAmory, T: Eng. humor

Topi:s in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

543 7

511. 5

544-3581

544 92

543

512.5

512.23

544-9

544.4

484 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

551 31

696 7

722

913 3

913 3

390911 3

930

349 3

912 3

781 8

921 9

z8o

502

73a

371 836

615 89

328 44

944 045

611. 73725

Anchor ice phys. geol.

Anchors plumbing

Ancient

architecture

countries description

customs

customs and costume

geografy description

history

law

mapsmusic

philosofers biografy

philosofies

science

sculpture

student societies

therapeutics

Ancients, council of

French legislature

revolution

Anconaeus muscle anat.

^Andalusia, Spain history 946.8travel 914.68

Andersen. H. C. Dan. lict. 839 . 8364

^Anderson, Ind. history 977.257Anderson ville pris. U.S.hist. 9 73 .7711

Andes description 918

Andesite lithology 552.26

Andocides Gr. oratory 885 . i

Andorra history 946.

7

Andrd, John Am. revol. 973-386biografy 923 . 542

Andrea, J. V. Ger. poetry 831 .47

Andreini, G. Ital. drama 852 .53

^Andrew co. Mo. history 977 .8126

Andrieux,F.G.j: S. Fr. lit. 842 .65

Andronicus, L. Lat. " 872 . t

Andros, Edmund U.S. hist. 973 . 24

^Androscoggin CO. Me. hist. 974. 18

trav. 917 .418

Anecdotes

legal 340.9library 020.88

miscel. Eng. literature 828

personal, see biografy

religious 244

table 642 . 48

on s])ec. topics, see subjects

Anemiacardiac physiology 612. 1 721

cerebral"

612 . 8244

Topics in black face type are sutdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Analysis

grammar English 4253^ other languages

logic 160

microscopic 578milk adulterations 614.321

chemistry 543-2mineralogy 549 I

polariscopic chem

.

544.7qualitativ chem. 544quantitativ chem. 545soil hygiene 614-771sounds acoustics 534 4

spectrum astronomy 522 67

chemistry 544 6

optics 535 84

water biol. hygiene 613 34

chemistry 543 3

micros, hygiene 613 33Analysts, public adulter. 614 3

Analytic

chemistry 543geometry 516trigonometry 514.5

*Anam, Asia history 95Q-8travel •915.98

Anarchists socialism 335Anastatic printing 65522Anastomotica magna artery

elbow anatomy 611. 1342

knee ** 611 . 13785

Anathema church discip. 2 6 2*. 9

Anatomyanthropologic 61 1 .014

art 743comparativ medicin 611 .019

plants 581 4zoology 591 4

descriptiv animals 591 7

plants 581.7

human 61Z

laws public helth 614 . 22

paleontologic 611 .016

pathologic 616.078regional 611 .9

Anaxagoras Gr. philosofers 182.8

Anaximander, *" " 182.1

Anaximenes, " '* 182.

1

Ancelot, J. A. F. P. Fr. lit. 842.74Ancestry evolution 575-1

genealogy 929 I

mental science iS<^S

spirit, heredity 233 3

traductionism 129

.

2

RELATIV INDEX 485

Anemiadiseases of blood 616. 15

' nervs physiology 612.8164

quantity of blood 612. 11 62

reflexes physiology 612 . S3S93Anemometer meteorology 551.51Aneroid barometer

Anesthesia diseases

physiology

Anesthetics

effect on hart physiol.

mesology

physiologic psychology

therapeutics

533 -'4

616.856

612.887

612 . 1742

612 .014465

612 . 82142

615.781Aneurism pulmon. disease6i6.247

surgery 617.41Angels 235Anger ethics 179-8Angevin architecture 723 .44

Angina pectoris diseases 616. 12

Angiocarpa? botany 589 . 16

Angiuheri, C. Ital. satire 857. 13

Angle, facial craniology 573-7visual physics 535 7

physiology 612 .84362Angles

crystallografy 548 . 7

mesurement of astron. 526 . 93strength of materials 620 . 1 1282

^Anglesey history 942.9

1

Anglican church

biografy 922.3brotherhoods 271.8chant music 783

.

5

creed 238.3missions 266.3ordination 262 . 17

persecution by, Eng. hist. 942.055relig. " 272.7

of Eng. ''

942.054relig. '' 272.6

religious hist, of Eng. 274.2ritual 264.03sects 283sisterhoods 271.98

Anglicisms English lang. 427Anghng 799Anglo-catholics 283Anglo-Saxon

emigration

foren relations

history

homilies' language

Anglo-Saxon

literature

poetry

race characteristics

Anglomania customs^'\ngola, Africa history

^Angora, Asia Turk. hist.

Angouleme, house of

French history

Angular perspectiv geom.

drawing'Anhalt. GermanyAnharmonics

analytic geometry

geometryAnhydrids

organic chemistry

theoretic "

Anhydroussilicates

sulfates

Anilin colors

Animalchemistry

diseases

829

829 I

136.4

390

967-3

956.3

944 .028

515-61

742

history 943 . 19

516.56

513-56

547.7

541.4

mineralogy 549 . 6

1

549-75chem. tech. 667 .2

547

619

614-93

591 -2

medicin

pub. helth

zoology

infectious pub. helth 614.91electricity 134fats chem. technology 665 . 2

food domestic econ. 641.3hygiene 613.28physiology 612.3928

forms decorat'n, painted 729.42relief 729. 52

grafting comp. physiol. 612.602heat physiol. zoology 591 .11

•

physiology 612.5instincts comp. physiol. 612.821313irritant poisons 615.94kingdom 590life painless extinc. of 614.971magnetism 134motors engineering 621.46oils chem. technology 665 . 2

parasites diseases 616.961zoology 591-69

plagues vet. med. 619species and respiration 612.229substances325.242 substances chem. anal. 543.9

327 -73 engin'g 620.198942.01 trades air pollution 614.74829 5 worship nonchr. relig. 290

429 Animalculae 593

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tebles at the end of this index

486 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Animals 590agents of geoL work 551 . 95Bible 220.859care of animal hygiene 614.94carriers of diseases 614.43cruelty to ethics I79 3ded air pollution 614 . 763diff. fr. plants biology 577.5

physiol. 612 .0135diseases pub. helth 614.93

vet. medicin 619zoology 591.2

domestic 636electric comp. physiol. 612.771evolution 575feeding of animal hyg. 614.95geografic distribution 591

.

9

hibernating 612.58hygiene pub. helth 614

.

9

inanition 612.3919insurance 368.5intelligence zoology 591

.

5

localization in

comp. physiol. 612.82525locomotion comp.phys, 612.767

zoology 59^-47menageries 590.

7

mind in 591. 51organs of sound

comp. physiol. 612 . 786paleontology 560phosphorescent

comp. physiol. 612.772psychology zoology 591-51ration comp. physi. 612 .3943

subsistence 612 .39523working 612 39513

remains early stone age 571 . 13

late " *' 571.23reviviscent mesology 612.01 446 1

1

scent glands comp. phys.612 . 493econ. zool. 591 .66

phys. " 591 144training of domestic 636transportation hygiene 614.96uric acid in comp. phys. 612 .461254vocal organs " " 612. 786

Animation, suspended med. 616.206Animism metaphysics 128^Anjou, France history 944 . 18

Ankle

anatomy 611.985bone anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 87

1

joint "611.7284

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

*Annapolis, Md. history 975 . 256travels 917.5256

Anne, Queen architecture 724 5Eng. hist. 942.069

*Anne Arundel co.Md. hist.975 .255Annealing

manufactures 671molecular physics 539 . 54

Annelida worms 595 i

Anne's, Queen,war U.S.hist.973 .25

Annexation intern, law 341

Annihilation doctrins 237.3nat. theology 218

Anniversaries

of invention of printing 655 12

student life 371-89U. S. history civil war 973 . 76

Mex. " 973.626revolution 973 . 36Span, war 973.896war of 181^ 973 . 526

Annotations

by readers lib. econ. 024 . 81

for readers 028.8Annuals, statistical 310

special, see subject

Annuities

insurance • 368.31mathematics 519.5public finance 336.35

Annunciation, feast of

Anglican ch. 264.031Annunciators signals 654

.

7

Anodynes therapeutics 615 . 78Anoint ing sacraments 265Anomala botany 583 . 297Anomali "

583 . 98Anomalies anat

.

6 1 1 . o 1

2

Anomodontia reptils 598 . 1

7

Anonaceae botany 583.115Anonyms bibliografy 014Ansa

lenticularis anat. 611.8147peduncularis " 611. 8147

^Ansayrii history 955Anselm medieval philos. 189.4

Anselm, H. Ger. fiction 8^^ . 53Anslo, Reyer Dutch poet. 839 .3135Ant insects 595-79Antacids aids to diges. 615 . 7343Antagonism of medicins

therapeutics 615.52

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 487

Antarctic

current ocean currents 551.47explorations travels 9199ocean physical geog. 551 .469

regions travel 9 1 9 9

Ante-Micene church 100-325 281.3

Antennae animals 59 1 . 48

wireless teleg. 621 .38435Ante-reformation, relig.hist.270. 5

Anterolateral colum of spinal

cord anat. 611.825Anthelmintic drugs therap. 615.733Anthems music 783 .

4

pub. worship 264 . 2

religious poetry 245^Anthologies Eng. lit. 820.8

Anthracene org. chem. 547.28Anthracite

economic geology 553 25

fuel dom. econ. 644.22

engineering 621.1822metallurgy 669 .

8

Anthrax public helth 614.561

Anthropoid apes zoology 599 . 8

Anthropologic anatomy 6 1 1 . o 1

4

Anthropology

mind and body 130natural hist, of man 573relig. doctrin of man 233

Anthropometry 573-6Anthropomorphism

metaphysics 125

Anthropophagy cannibalism399

Antiburghers sects 285.6Anti-Christ 235Anticlinal strata geology 551 . 86

AnticUsis comp, psych. 6 12. 82 13 11

Anticom law leag 337-2Antidotes materia medica 615.9Antietam, Md.

battle U. S. civ. war 973-7336Antifebrin therapeutics 615.75Antifederal party 329 .

2

^Antilles history 972.

9

travel 917 29Antimasonry 366 . i

Antimonates mineralogy 549.72Antimonids mineralogy 549-3Antimony chemistry 546 . 86

ores 553-47Antinomianism 273.6Antipatharia zoology 593 . 64Antiperiodics therapeu. 615.75

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Antiphonal

choral servis music 783readings public worship 264

Antiputrefactiv properties of

gastric juice physiol. 612

Antipyretics therapeu. 615

Antipyrin "615

Antiquarian societies 913

Antiquarians' lives 923

Antiquities

biblical

classic

coimtries

customs

Jewish

24

4

3225

75

75

93

38

antiquities

history

religion

legal

prehistoric archeology

see also special subjects

Antiquity of manAntirust processes bldg

Antiseptics

mesology

obstetrics

public helth

therapeutics

Antislavery

documents

periodicals

societies

U. S. history

Antisthenes Greek phil.

Antistrophe

English prosody

Greek prosody' other languages

Antitoxic

action of liver physiol.

Antitoxins

digestion

in blood physiology

nutrition

Antitrinitarians heresies

unitarians 288

Antivaccination pub. helth 6 1

4

Antivivisection ethics 1 79

Antonides Dutch poetry 839^Antrim co. Ireland history 94

1

^ Mich. "977

Ants insects 595white " 595

220

913

913

390

913-33

933

296

340.3

571

573-3

691.7

612 .014466

618.89

614.483

615-778

326.4

326.5

336.6

973-71"183-4

426.7

486.7 .

612.3542

612

612

612

273

3^45111831

3988

4

474

4

3137

61

485

79

73

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

488

^Antwerp history

travels

Anura batrachia

Anus anatomydiseases of

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

949

914

597611

616Anvil anatomy of ear 611

^Aorist Greek etymology 482Greek syntax 485

Aorta

abdominal anatomy 611anatomy 611thoracic anatomy 61

1

Aortic

arch anatomy 611

valvs " 611Apartmentand offis bildings 725houses architecture 728

dom. economy 647Apatite economic geol. 553

fertilizers 63

1

mineralogy 549Apes zoologv 599

,

Apetalse botany 583Aphasia

diseases 616.

localization of speech 612 .

mental derangements 132

.

vocal physiology 612 .

Aphelion astronomy 521.

Aphonia diseases 616

.

^Aphorisms Eng. literat. 828folklore 398.

Apiary bees 638Apnea physiology 612.Apocalypse 22SApocarpeae botany 584

,

Apocrypha 229Apocryphal gospels Bible 229.Apocynaceas botany 583

.

Apoda zoology 593

.

Apogee moon 523

.

tides 525.Apollo Belvedere sculpt. 733

worship 292

Apollonius Rhodius Gk lit. SS^ .

Apologetics theology 239Apomorphin emetics 615.Apoplexy diseases 616

.

Apostasy heresies 273Apostles

acts of 226 .

creed 238.lives scriptural biog. 225.

3

938

352

35

857.8

.8

136

132

135

.1321

. 12652

22

2

92

64

72

8

855.825249

.8

7893322

9'

2842

7

8

72

98

33

63

731

81

6

I

92

Apostolic

age apologetics

canons apocryphaCatholic, sect

church

persecutions

constitutions

epistles

fathers

period religious hist.

succession

Apothecary

^Apothems Eng. literature 828

239 r

229 .9

289.5

381.

1

272.1

2S1.1

229 .9

2S1.1

270.

1

262 . 1

1

615 4

folklore

^Appanoose co. la. hist.

Apparatus

manufacture

physical

practical chemistry

see also special subject

Apparent

motion earth

sun

398.9

977.789

681

530-7

543 2

525-3«

523-73

529 Itime

Apparitions

Appellate proceedings law 347.9Appendages of embryo

embryology

physiology

Appendicitis

Appendixvermiform

diseases

surgery

61Z.0138

612 . 644

616.34

617-55

anatomy 612 .3462

physiology 612.363Appendixes, nerv histol. 6 1 r . o 1 883Appetites mental facul. 158

temperance 178Appian way Roman antiq. 913 .37Apple culture 634^Appleton, Wis. history 977.539Applied

chemistry chem, tech.

mechanics mech. eng.

science schools

Applique workAppointment

of civil servis ofhsers

library offisers

teachers education

Appointments, presidential ^^^ . 03Appomattox, Va. U.S.hist. 973.7384Apportionment representa. 324

taxation 336 2

Appraisal of books 028

660

621

607

746

351

023,

371- 142

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 489

Apprentises

duties of ethics 174

,

library economy 023.

Apprentisship bldg trade 690.

polit. econ. 331

.

Approbation sch. gov't 371.

Appropriation bills

U. S. finance 336.

Appropriations

library finances 025.

support 021 .

Approximations algebra 512.

April 19. anniv. Am. revol. 973 .

Aprons domestic econ. 646.

Apulia, It. ancient hist. 937-^ modem "

945.travels 914.

Aquaria 590.

Aquatic

animals effect of baro-

metric pressure 612

.

rights law 347

.

Aquatint engraving 766

Aqueduct of Sylvius anat. 611.

Aqueducts

canals 626.

Roman antiquities 913.waterworks 628.

Aqueductus cerebri anat .611.

Aqueouserosion geology 551

.

humor anatomy 61 r

.

rocks geology 552treatment prac. chem, 542 .

Aquinas medieval phil. 1S9.

Aquivascular

respiration zoology 591.

Arabesques

decoration, painted 729

.

relief 729

.

design 745piano music 786.

Arabia

ancient history 939

.

^ modern history 953travels 915

Arabia Petraea

ancient history 939-^ modern " 953

.

travel 915.Arabic

architecture 723

.

discovery of America 973 .

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

8

75

7

86

53

73

112

91

23

362

48

7

75

575

7

2792

8156

2

376

14

8156

35

8449

5

6

12,

4

5

43

47

3

48

I

31

3

1

1

Arabic* language

literature

numerals

philosofy

arithmetic

492.7

892.7

511 .2

189.3

anatomyM

595-4

61 1 . 829361 1 . 8193

946.5

583-491

492 I

611 . 1497881.2

33^-^

Arabs in Spain Span. hist. 946.03Arachnida parasitica ectozoa 616.9685

zoology

Arachnoid

membranevilli

^'\ragon, Spain history

Araliacese botany

^Aramaic language

Arantius, venous duct of

Aratus Greek poetry

Arbitrage stock exch.

Arbitrary

power absol. monarchy 321.6

Arbitration

capital and labor

international ethics

law

law

Arblay, F. (Bumey) d'

Arbor

day horticulture

school celebrations

vitae anatomy

Arboriculture forestry

land. gard. 715Arbors landscape gard. 717

Arbuthnot, J : Eng. humor 83 7 . 54

Arc, Joan of Fr. history 944.036

Arc

lighting elec. eng. 631.335rectifiers " " 631 .31373

Arcades

architectural construction 731 .26

design 729-33Arcadia Greek anc. hist. 938 .

8

Arcani disciplina

primitiv church 281 . i

Arcesilaus Greek philosofy 186.3

Arch, aortic anatomy 61 1 . 1331

Archaean age geology 551.71^Archaisms Eng. language 427^Archangel, Russia history 947. 3

Archbishops

ecclesiastic polity 261 . 13

lives Anglican 922 3Roman catholic 922 .

2

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

33^-^

172.4

341.6

347-4

833.66

715

371-365611 .81715

634 -9

400 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Arched constructions arch. 721 .4

Archegonybiology 576.1

physiologic zoology 591 . 16

Archenteron embryology 611.01335Archeologv

ancient description, etc. 913Biblical 220.93prehistoric 571

Archery yg^Arches

architectural design 72Q. 33construction 721 .4

engineering 624.6triumphal Rom. antiq. 913 .37

Archilochus Greek satire 887 . i

Archimedes screw physics 532 .

8

Archipelago^ East Indian history 991Greek ancient history 939 i

* modem *' 949 9Architectonics, architecture 720 . i

Architects

liabiHty of bilding 692.

9

lives 927.2Architectural

accessories 729.9construction 721decoration 729design 729drawing 744

Architecture 720

'

acoustics 534. 84military 623 . i

castles 728.81naval bilding 699

engineering 623 .

8

plans 692warships 623 ,

8

Architraves arch, constr. 721 . 86

Archives, see History, Manu-scripts

of special topic see topic

Archons Greek history 938Arctic

currents 551-47explorations travels 919 .

8

explorers lives 923 .

9

ocean 55r -46^ regions history 998

travels 919.8'Ardeche, France history 944.82'Ardennes, France history 944.31

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Ardent spirits

manufactures 663temperance 178

Ardigo. I, Italian essa^vs 854,85Area, occupiahle, proportion

of ground hygiene 614.784Areas

geometry 513- 18

surveying 526.97'Arenac, Mich. history 977.473Areola anatomy 61 r .'691

Areolar tissue anatomy 61 1 . 76

histology 61 1 .01824

subcut. anat. 611 . 779Areometer spec, gravity 532 . 4

Areopagus Greek antiq. 913 .385Aretino. Pietro Ital. dram. 852 .34Arezzo. G. d' " poetry 851.12Argand lamp chem.. tech. 665 .6

dom. econ. 644.323Argensola, E. L. Sp. poetry86i .34

L. •'• 861.34

Argentina

administration 354 . 82

botany 581 .982finance 336.82geology 558.2

' history ~ 982maps 912.82schools, public 379.82statistics 318.2travel 918.2treaties 341 .282

other topics see table i

Argillite geology 552 -44Argolis Greek anc. hist. 938 .

8

Argon inorgan. chem. 546 . 293Argonauts Greek myth. 292

Argot French language 447.09^ other languages

Argumentfrom design apologetics 239law 347-93logic 168

Argumentation rhetoric 808

Argus, ship U. S. war 1812 973 . 5253^Argyll, Scotland history 941.38Aria vocal music 784 .

2

Ariana. Asia ancient hist. 939 .65

Arianism heresies 273 .

4

Arici. Cesare Ital. poetry 851 .67^Ari^ge, France history 944.88Ariosto, Lodovico It. poet. 851 .32

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 491

Aristippus Gr. philosofers 183

Aristocracy polit. science 321

Aristolochiaceae botany 583Aristophanes Gr. drama 8S2

Aristotelian philosofy 185

Aristotle Greek liter. 888

philosofy 185Arithmetic

elementary education 3 72

mathematics 511political statistics 310

Arithemetical progression

algebra 512

arithmetic 511

Arithmometer, instrument 510

Arizona. U. S.

acquisition Mex. war 973discovery U. S. hist. 973

* history 979travel 917

For mil, hist, see subd. of

Special campains and Mili-

tary history under 973.7 and97.3.89

Arkansas, U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973* history 976

For mil. hist, see subd. of

Special campains and Mili-

tary history under 973.5a,

973-7 and 973-^9

secession 973.travel 917.

Armanatomy 611

.

lymphatics of anat. 611.

muscles " " 611.

Armada, Span. Eng. hist. 942 .

Span, ** 946.

^Armagh, Ireland history 941.Armamentaria surgery 617.

Armaments ordnance 623

.

Armature stamps elec. eng. 621

.

Armatures elec. eng. 621

.

Armd neutrality inter, law 341

.

Armenia ancient history 939.* modern "

956.Armenian

architecture 723

.

church 281.* language 491.^ literature 891

.

Armies

military ergineering 623

science 355

3

5

924

4

5

I

6

6

8

621

16

I

91

56.7

713

67

973

42172

7372

055

04

66

91

4

318

3

55

6

3

6

54

54

Armies

U. S. history civil war 973Mex. "

973revolution 973Spanish war 973war of 1812 973

74624

34

894

524war customs

Arminianism

continental prot. sects

method!smArmistis intemat. law

Armorfortifications

war costumes

Armord vessels mil. eng.

399

284,9

287

341 3

623.124

399

623.9shipbilding 699

*Armorican language 491 . 68

Armories architecture 725.18mil. eng. 623 .48

Armor-piercing shells 623.4518Arms

artificial 617 .57coats of college or univ. 378.27

heraldry

gunmakingmilitary engineering

science

war customs

^Armstrong co. Pa. hist.

Armyand navy union, regular 369 . 1 1

1

British 354.426chaplains U. S. civ. war 973. 778

929.8

683

623.4

355

399

974.888

641-573

35531973-7416.

354

355 I

cookery dom. econ.

corps mil. science

U. S. civ. warforen countries

life

U. S. civil war, north 973 . 783south Q 73. 7 84

lists 355military science 355officials lives 923

.

5

organization mil. science 355.31posts mil. engineering 623.613regular U. S. civil war 973 . 741

1

regulations

revivals U. S. civil warSalvation relig. assns

United States

worm agriculture

zoology

Arnaut, Dan. Prov. poet.

355

973-778267.15

353-6

632

591.69

849127Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

492 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Amdt. E. M. Ger. poetry 831

Arnim.L;A.Ton" fiction 833

Arnold. Benedict

Can. exped. Am. revol. 973in Conn. '* "

naval hist. " "

treason " "

Arnold, M. Eng. essays

Arnold's ganglion anat.

Arnulf German history

Aroideae botany

Aromatic compoundsphysiology

Arondissement Fr. loc. govt 352Aroostook^ CO. Me. history

war U. S. history

Arrangementof duplicates lib. econ.

words Eng. syntax

other languagesArrearages lawArrebo, Anders Dan. poetry 839Arrest civij trials 347.

criminal law 343Arrom, C. B. de F. C. Sp. fie. 863 .

Arrowhed inscriptions 492

.

heds, stone prehist. arch. 571

.

archery 796war implements 399

973-

973-

973-

824.

611.

943-

584.

612

974-

973-

025

425

347

71

66

3377352.382

85,89156

.021

,64

,398196

0445

II

57

264

3

7

8131

9

53

1917

15Arrows

Arsacidas

Arsenals

history

architecture

military eng.

mineralogyArsenates

Arsenic

drugs

inorganic chemistry

medical jurisprudence

ores

poisons

Arsenids inorganic chem. 546.

935

725-

623.

549-

615.

546.

340.

553-

615.

mineralogyArson criminal law

Art

anatomy drawingbiografy

christian ecclesiology

decorativ furniture

delineation of children

education

embroidery

fine

549-

343

743

927246

749

136.

707

746

700

6

18

47

72

219

19

6

47

926

19

3

757

Art

galleries

architecture

with libraries

gallery library bldgs

history

industrial useful arts

interior decoration

material lib. admin.museumsneedlework

religious

rudiments, prehistoric

sacred furniture

schools

studios architecture

useful

woman in

Arterial blood physiol.

Arteries

anatomyblood pressure

vasomotorscirculation in physiol.

diseases of

Artesian wells san. eng.

Arthrodia anatomyArthropoda zoology

Arthrostraca "

708

7277021 .48

022 .656

709600

747

025.177inter, affairs 351.853

746

246

571.7

247

707

727-7600

396.7

612 . 113

611. 13

612.143

612.183

612.133

616. 13

628.11

611 . 72961

595-2

595.37Arthur, C. A. presidency 973 . 84

Arthurian romances

Articles

English syntax

Greek syntax^ other languages

of confederation 1781-89

U. S. constitu. hist.

history

Thirty-nine Ang. creed

Articulates paleontology 565zoology 595

Articulatio coxae anat. 611 . 7283

Articulations anatomy 611.72

Artificial

chem. technol. 664.3

667 . 2

3982

425-6

485.6

342 73

973-318

238.3

butter

colors

eyes

flowers oma. design

foods physiology

fuel chem. tech.

horizons astronomyice manufacture

larynxes physiology

617.79

745

612.3929662.8

522.57621 58

612.783

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 493

Artificial

light

Ughts

perspectiv

chem. tech.

dom. econ.

lib. bildings

5^5

665

644022

limbs 617

mineral waters ch.tech. 663

respiration physiol. 612

stone bldg materials 691

chem. technol. 666

piers and colums 721

walls

dentistry

721

617teeth

Artillery

army department

gunnery mil. eng.

ordnance mil. eng.

U. S. civil war

Artisans biografy

Artistic furniture

Artists biografy

lArtois, France history

Artotype photografy

Arts

and crafts

trades

fine

biografy of

grafic fine arts

useful

biografy of

Arundel marbles Gr. inscrip. 481

Aryanlanguages

Uteratures

races ethnology

Asafetida therapeutics

Asbestos

economic geology

engineering materials

fabrics domestic econ.

roofing

Ascension

of Christ christology

right theoretic astron.

Ascensions

balloon aeronautics

Asceticism

personal relig.

Ascidia zoology

Ascites diseases

Asclepiadei^e botany

Ascolichenes'*

Ascomycetes "

358

623

623

973926

749

927

944

774

740

600

700

927700

600

926

491

891

572

615

553620

646

695

232

521

533

273

248

594616

583

589

589

63

3

75

5

6

2163

3

8

33

23

69

5

4

7417

27

891

789

67

195

19

7

5

27

6

2

9

38

73

15

23

history

history

Ash

constituents of food

removers steam eng.

^Ashango land history

travel

^Ashanti history

travel

Ashburton treaty

international law

U. S. history

Ashes

fertilizers

removal of sanitation

volcanic lithology

Ashland1 CO. O.1 Wis.

Ashpits

locomotiv boilers

steam engineering

Ashtabula^ city, O. history

^ CO. O. history

Asia antiquities

botany

geology* history

statistics

travels

Asia Minor^ history, modern

travels

Eastern ancient hist.

Western

Asiatic

cholera diseases

languages

eastern

societies

Asinari, F. Ital. dramaAsparagus agriculture

Asphalt

chemic ti'chnology

economic geology

engineering materials

pavementroofing

Asphaltum, see Asphalt

Asphyxia pathology

612 . 3926621. 18378

967.2

916.

72

966. 7

916.67

341 2

97358

63^

628.44

552.22

977.139

977-521

621. 1332

621.18355

9771341977134913 5

581.95

555

950

315

915

956915 6

939 3

939 2

616.932

491-495

495

490 .6

S52.44

635

665.4

553-27620 . 196

625.8

695.6

616 . 206

612.232

617.18

physiology

surgery

Aspirates Eng. language 421.2

Greek " 481.2^ other lansruages

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

494 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Aspiration

pneumatic therapeutics 615.815Ass domestic animals

zoology

^Assam, India history

Assassination crim. lawAssassins lives

Persian hist.

Assault and battery lawAssaults military eng.

sci.

Assaying

Assembly

legisiativ

rooms library bldgs

school "

Assent logic

Assessment civil servis

lib. econ.

taxes

Assignats Fr. finance

636.1

599-7

954-1

343

923-41

955

343

623.2

355-44669 .9

328

022 . 651

371-621

163

351-6

024.2

336.29

336.44revolution 944 . 04

347-7Assignments law

Assimilation of food

animals

manplants

^Assiniboia, Can. hist.

Assistants dom. econ.

lib.

Assize, courts of law

Associated

press journalism

study self education

Association

mental faculties

physiologic psychology

public order

Associationalism philos

.

Associations

bilding loan inst.

cooperation

business ^

charitable

college

womenfor supplying teachers

gilds

labor

library benefit

religious Y. M. C. etc 267see also special subject and table 2

Assurance 368

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

591 133

612.39

581.133

971-25

647 2

023-74

347-99

070.4312

374 2

153-2

612 .8212

351-752

149-4

332-32

334-1

334361

378.06

376.66

371-145

338-6

331-88

023.59

^Assyria ancient history

antiquities

architecture

^Assyrian language

Astacidae lobsters

Asterales botany

Asteroidea zoology

Asteroids astronomy

Asteropherus, M. O.

Swedish dramaAsthenopia

accommodativmuscular

Asthma diseases

Astigmatism " of eye

physiology 612 . 8453Astragalocalcaneal ligam't 611. 7285

1

611. 72851

611 .71871

935-2

913-352

722.5

492 19

595-36

583 53

593 92

523.44

839. 7222

617-75

617.76

616.23

617-75

Astragaloscaphoid

Astragalus bone

Astringents

external irritants

Astrolabe astronomy

Astrology

astronomyAstronomers biografy

Astronomic

almanacs chronology

clocks

determinations geod.

instruments

mapsobservations

mapsphotografy

physics

Astronomy

descriptiv

in relation to geodesy

physical

practical

spheric

theoretic

Astrophysics

Astrophytidae star fishes

^Asturias, Spain history

Asylumright of legal antiquities 340 .

3

Asylumsarchitecture

hygiene

inebriate architecture

temperancesociology

615-772

522.41

133-5520.1

925.2

529.5

522.51

526.6

522

524522.19

524522.63

53Z

530

523526.6

521

533

522 7

521

523

593-94946.1

725-5

613.56

725 65

178.6

362

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 495

Asynchronous

machines elec. eng. 621 3136

Atalanta, ship Am. rev. 973-357Atavism evolution 575-1

^Atchison co. Mo. history 977.811

'Athabasca, Can. history 971 .22

Athanasian creed 238.1

Atheism apologetics 239natural theol. 211

Atheists biografy 922 .91

Atheneum libraries 027.2

Atheneums, Dutch educ. 379492Athenian suprem. Gk hist.938.04

Athens ancient history 938 5

* modem " 949-5travel 9M-95

CO. 0. history 977.197Athletic

clubs hygiene 613-7

sports amusements 796hygiene 613.72

school hygiene 371-74training hygiene 613-73

Atlanta1

campain U. S. civ. war 973-7371;

ship U. S. warof 1812 973-5255

Atlantic

cable, see telegraf

^ CO. N. J. history 974-984ocean phys. geogtafy 551-461

travel 910.4squadron U. S. civ. war 973-756

U. S. war with Spain 973-895states

For military history of N, or

S. division or individual

states, see subdivisions of

Special campains, and Mil .

itary history under 973-3 .

973.52, 973-62, 973-7 and |

973.89

telegraf communication 654.5elec. eng. 621.3828

sociology 384

Atlantis antiquities 913 39mythology 292

orig. home of man 572-4

Atlanto-axial joint anat. 611.7215

Atlo-axoid joint anatomy 611 .7215

Atmosphereerosion 551-37geologic agent 551 -93ground pub. helth 614 773bight of astronomy 523-58meteorology 551 5moon 523-35pneumatics 533 3

Atmospheric

currents 551-51electricity 537-4engins pneumatics 533 8

pressure 533-4physiology 612^27

railways 625.5vibrations sound 534.1

Atolls physical geology 551-96

Atomic theory 541 -^

weights 541 2

Atomistic philosofy 182.6

Atoms 541 -2

Atonement christology 232-3

Atrium middle ear 611 854

Atrofies

muscular physiology 612.7465of spinal cord " 612.835skin diseases 616.54

Atropin

effect on hart physiol. 612 . 1741

iris 612 .8424

saliva ** 612.31342materia medica 615-336

Attack

means of comp. physiol. 612 016

zoology 591 57

military engineering 623 2

science 355 4

r\iLcnuancc

church 264

school 371-52

Atlanto-odontoid joint " 611.7215

Atlas vertebra " 611.7112

Atlases

celestial astronomy 524geografy 912

school apparatus 371.6791see also special topics

|

Topics in black f«c* type are subdivided. Superior

Attendants lib. economy 023.794

Attention physiol. psychol. 6 1 2 . 82 1

2

Atterbom, P. D. A. 839 . 7165

Attic

domestic economy 645 .69

middle ear 611 . 8545Attica Greek ancient hist. 938 . 5

Attitude, constraind hyg. 613.65

Attollens muscle anat. 61 1 . 7324

Attorneys law 340lives 923 4

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

496 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Attraction

capillary liquids

chemic affinity

gravity

magnetismof mountains geodesysun and earth

Attrahens muscle anat.

Attributes of GodAubanel J. M. Prov. poetry 849 . 145^Aube, France history 944.33Aubigne, T. A. d' Fr. satire 847 .34

532.6

541.39

531 5

538526.14

523-33

611.7324

231-4

Auburn prison systemAuction

catalogs author

clast

dictionary

Auctions

bogk library buyinglaw of

^Aude. France history

Audifone acoustics

Auditing

Audition, see Hearinsr

Auditory

acuteness physiology 612.85871

365

01S.3

017-3

019.3

025.224

347-7

944-87

534.7

657

canal

cmternerv

617.83

612.85S72

611. 8318

612.819S

ear diseases

physiology

anatomyphysiology

path, central anatomy 61 1.83 181

reflexes physiology 612 .S588subjectiv sensations '*

612 . S5873Auditus coloratus *' 612.84373'Audrain co. Mo. history 977.833'Audubon CO. la. history 977.7486

societies i79-3Auerbach. B. Ger. fiction 833.81Auersperg. A. A. '* poetry 831.77Augier, G. V:E. Fr. drama 842.83'Auglaize co. O. history 977 . 143^Augment Gk etymology 482 .

8

Augsburg confession

Lutheranism

reformation histor>

Ausfurv

284.1

270 .6

3-3Augustine mediev. philos. 189.2Augustinian monksAugustinism doctrins

Auk zoology

Auricle ear diseases

Auricles of hart anat.

Auricular

artery, posterior "

271.4

230.14

59^. 4

617. 82

611. 125

611-13325

Auricular

confession ordinances

nerv, large anat.

valvs, right "

Auriculoventricular valvs'Aurora, 111. history

Auroras

Auscultation pathologyAusten, J.. English fiction 823.74'AusterUtz Europ. hist. 940.8

944-05

996 .

2

265.6

611.83332611 . 1266

611 . 1264

977323523.59

616.074

993

354 94581.994

336 94

559 4

994912 94

379 94

319 4

919 4

French^^ustral ilands

^Australasia

Australia

administration

botany

finance

geology

history

mapsschools, public

statistics

travel

other topics see table i

Austria

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology' history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

other topics see table i

Austrian

architecture, Romanesque 723 . 43ascendancy in Italy 945 .07

Xetherl'ds 949.202succession, war U.S. hist. 973 . 26

Authenticity of Scripture 220.1

Author

bibliografies, individual

catalog lib. admin.

354913

720

581

378

342

370

336

554

943

349912

274

379314

914

341

591

43

436

9436

9436

436

43

9436

436

366

43

43636

436

36

36

2436

9436

012

025.3

018Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

catalogs bibliografy

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX497

Authority

church and ministerial

ethics

school

Authors

and publishers

anon. bibliografy

birthdays school observ.

individual bibliog.

lives

rights of copyright

law

special classes bibliog.

wagesAuthorship liter, methodsAutobiografy

Autocracy form of state

Auto-da-fe Span, history" inquis.

Autodigestion of stomachAutoelectrolytic processes

practical chemistry

Autografs book rarities

Autolysis physiol. chem.Automata, mechanical

metaphysicsAutomatic

actions of animals phys.

checks gun mountsfire extinguishers

guns ordnance

small armspistols " **

rifles " •'

shaft-governor engins

switchboards telefony

telefone systems

telegraf elec. eng.

Automobiles

Autonomy ethics

pol. sci.

Autopsy pathologyAutotomy comp. physiol.

zoology

Autotransfonners eng.

Autotypes

Autumnal catarrh diseases

*Auvergne, France hist.

Auxiliaries, Amer. in revol.

'Ava, Burmah history

Avalanches phys. geology

Avaiis ethics

Avars history

Avatars Brahmanism

262.8

171. 1

371 5

655 52

014

371-365012

928

655 6

347-7013

655 52

029

920

321.6

946.04

272 .

2

612.3234

542.8

091

612.015349

791

127

612

623

614

623

623

623

623

621

621

.

62 I

,

621

629

171.

320.

616

612 .

591.

621

.

773616.

944-

973

959-

551-

179.

950

294

. 821312

-43561

.844

.4225

.4424

-4433

4424.1643

3877

58575

.3824

6

I

079oi6r

57

3144

202

59

3462

31

8

Average

maritime law

probabilities

values, alligation

Averroes mediev. philos.

*Avesta, Zend language^

literature

religion

^Aveyron, France hist.

Aviation

amusementsengineering

physics

Avicenna mediev. philos.

Avignon

council of relig. hist.

Avilla, J. de Span, letters

Avoirdupois weights

Avon, ship U.S. war 1812Awnings dom. economy

347

519

511

189

491

891

295

944

796

639

533'

189.

270.

866.

389

973-

645

7

6

8

3

52

52

74

,6

3

5

31

611

611

611

611

6rr

611.

621

.

941.

5255

- ^Axes, position of geodesy 526.16Axilla anatomy 6 1 1

. 9 7

1

Axillary

artery "

glands "

muscle "

veins **

Axis

bone "

cerebrospinal "

Axle physics

transmission mechanism^•Vyr, Scotland history

Azeglio. M. d' Ital. fiction S^;^

Azimuthconstant

determinations

instrument astronomyAzo-bodies organ, chem.Azoic rocks stratigraf. geol. 551^Azores history 946Azoxy-bodies organ, chem. 547Aztec

architecture 722club of 1847 ^69history 072language 497

Azygos veins anatomy 611

522.

526.

522.

547-

1341-4671

•7371

•1454

7113

811

.82

822

42

78

37

63 •

42

8

71,99

,8

9

145

014

1456

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the eal of this index

49 S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Baalbec ancient history 939-42Babies, sec Infants

Babism Moham. sect 207

Babrius Greek poetry 881.4

Babylon

ancient history 9^5 4

architecture 722.5* language, cuneiform 492 19

religion 299 . 219Baccalaureate sermons 252.5

colleges 378Bacchanalia soc. customs 394 I

Bacchus mythology 292

Bachelors celibacy 176 .2

Back bone anatomy 611 .711

bursae of " 6II-753

Backgammonethics 175-5games 795

Backsight ordnance 623.4251Backstitching dom. econ. 646 .21

Backstrom, P. J. E. 839.7266Bacon, Francis

British philosofers 192 .

1

empiricism 144English essays 824.3

Baconian philosofy 192 .

1

Bacon's rebel. Virg. hist. 975-5Bacteria

botany 589-95fermentation 663.1

theory of diseases 616 .01

Bactericidal properties of

blood physiology 612 . 118223

Bacteriology

of intestin physiology 612.3363saliva " 612.31363stomach secret. " 612 .3263

pathology 616.01

'Bactrian, Old language 491.52Bactriana ancient hist. 939.64Bad social customs hyg- 613.87'Baden, Germany history 943 46

Badges heraldry 929.8Badminton games 796^Baffin's bay travels 919.8Bagatelle amusements 794

'Bagdad history 956.7Baggesen, Jens Dan. poetry 839 . 8156

9Bagpipe

Bags and bagging manuf.

'Bahamas history

travel

Baif, J! A. de Fr. poetry

788.

677

972

917.

841.

96

296

36

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Baif, L. de Fr. drama 842

Bail criminal law 343Bailiffs local gov't 352Baillie, Joanna Eng. drama 822

Bailments 347Bain automatic telegraf 621

Bait for specimen collecting 579Baker shorthand 653Bakers' occupation hygiene 613

Baking

cookery

powder adulterations

chem. tech.

Balance

machines

metrology

of power polit. science

trade commercespring watchmaking 681

Balanced courses educ. 375

Balancers elec. eng.

Balances, chemic

Balanophoreae botanyBalanopseae **

Balbo. Cesare Ital. essays 854Balb6a discov. of Amer. 973Balconies, sleeping

furnishing dom. econ.

location '' "

Balcony furnishings

Baldi, Bernardino It. poet. 851

Baldness dennatology 616

Bale, J : English drama^Balearic Islands history

'Balize history '

travels

Ball

and socket joint anat.

bearings engineering

strength

playing amusementsschool hygiene

Ballads

Danish poetry^ English literature

song books

Swedish poetry

vocal music

Ballast transportation

Ballet amusementsethics

Ballistics

exterior mil. engin'g

interior

641

614

664

531

389

320

382

621

542

583

583

645

643

645

822.

946.

972.

917.

611.

621

.

620

.

797

371-

839-

821.

398.

839-

784.

656

792

175-

32

2

71

4

38241

611

35

64

71

315

5

81

.005

3132732947

961

74

16

67

57

8

47

.54

23

7

82

282

72963822

1 1284

74

Sua04

8

7114

3

623

623.

54

53

RELATIV INDEX499

Ballooning

military

Ballot

Ballroom furnishings

U.S. hist. 973-7318

793

642

175

623

623

Ball's Blufif,Va.

Balls

dancing

domestic economyethics

projectils ordnance

small arms^Baltic provinces, Rus. hist. 947

sea phys. geog. 551

travels 914'Baltimore city history 975

travels 917* CO. Md. history 975

riot U. S. civil war 973'Baluchistan history 958Balustrades arch, design 729

Balzac. H. de Fr. fiction S43

Bampton lectures

Bananas agriculture

therapeutics

533-^

623 741

324

645 69

43

3

45111

4551

4

461

74

26

526

271

7313

8

39

73

01

Bandages

Bandirons

saws

Bandages

239

634

6x5-813

plumbing

machine tools

surgery

Bandello, Matteo Ita. fie.

Banditti biografy

law*Banff. Scotland hist.

^Bangkok history

travel

Bangorian controversy

Banishment crim. lawBanjo

Banknote engraving

notes counterfiting

moneyof Eng. economics

the U.S.

U.S. national U.S. hist.

Bankers biografy

Banking

Bankrupt laws

BankruptcyBanksand banking lawarchitecture

cooperativ cooperation

political economy

696.

7

621.93

617-93

853-32

92341343941.24

959-3

915-93

283.42

343-2

787.7

768

332

332

332

332

973

923

332

347

347

347

725

334

332

9

5

IS

II

41

3I

7

7

7

24

2

Bankssavings bankingstate control

Banners heraldry

332-

3S^-

929sacred omam'ts 247.

Banquets

domestic economy 642 .

social customs 394-student life -^71 .

Banting dietetics 613.Banville, T.F. de Fr. poet 841

.

Baptism of infants 265

.

sacrament 265.Baptismal

fonts sacred furniture 247.regeneration salvation 234.

Baptisms registers of 929.Baptistery sac. furniture 247.Baptists 286

biografy 922

.

persecution by Puritans 2 72 .

Bar

association

keeper's manualslegal

biografy

tending ethics

2

82s

9

9

45I

89 %

24

83

I

I

I

4

3

I

347663

340

923

178

6

8

06

8

^Baraga co. Mich, history 977

972

917

937

970

571

980

399261

428,

^Barbadoes history

travels

Barbarians

antiquities see countryinvasion of RomeN. American indians

prehistoric archeology

S. American indians

w^ar customs

Barbarism vs churchBarbarisms Eng. lang.

other languages^Barbary States history 961

wars U.S. hist. 973Barbd wire manufacture 672Barberini vase pottery y^SBarberino, F. da Ital. fie. 853Barbers -pi

Barbet mounts ordnance 623Barbier, H.A. Fr. satire 847Barbizon school painting 759Barbour, J : Eng. poetry 82 r

^Barbour co. \V. Va. hist. 975^Barcelona history 946

travel 914Barclay, A. Eng. satire 827

4

4

497

98

298

09

I

47

. 12

5

433372

4

16

459

7

67

21Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

500 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Bards and minstrels

English literature 821

French "841

German " 83

1

^ other literatures

Bare wire elec. engin'g 621

Barebones parliament 942Baretti, G. Ital. satire 857Baiium inorganic chem. 546Barley agriculture 633

brewing 663

Barlow, Joel Am. poetry 811

Barnacles zoology 595Bams architecture 728

^Barnstable CO. Mass. hist. 974^Baroda, India history 954Barometer

Barometric

leveling

pressure

Baremetry

Baron, M.B.

Baronage

Baronetage

Barons warBarracks

pneumatics S33

geodesy

mesology526

612

physiol. effects 61

2

respiration

hypsometrymeteorology

Pr. dramaheraldry

612

551

551

842

929

929

942

725

6r o

623

627

789

623

623

Eng. hist.

architecture

hygiene

military eng.

Barrages engin'g

Barrel organs music

Barricade military eng.

Barrier forts"

Barriers elec. engineering 621

Barrili, A.G. Ital. fiction 853

Barron co. Wis. history 977Barrows, British archeol. 571

Barrows shorthand 653

'Barry co. Mich, history 977' Mo. "

977Bars harbor engineering 627

strength of materials 620

Barter commerce 3 80

Barthelemy, A.M. Fr. sat. 847

Bartholin, Kaspar Dan.mis 839T: " " 839

Bartholini's glands anat. 61 r

phys. 612

Bartholomew* CO. Ind. history 977

fair public customs 394

St religious persecu. 272

31932.064

65

43

3233595

49

74

3701441

27

,222

53

5448

7

7

034,18

67

612

'I

9

15

134

3^782

518

92

73

416

.876

I

1 1282

71

883

883

677

494

224

6

4

229

491

552

526

Bartoli, D. Italian essays 854'Barton co. Mo. history 977Baruch Apocrypha^Bas Breton language

3asalt geology

Base

line geodesy

mesures, adjust, of geod. 526

mesuring ' 526Baseball amusements 797

school hygiene 371,

Bases

library furniture 022

qualitativ analysis 544,

theoretic chemistry 541

,

walls 721.

'Bashan ancient history 939.

Bashfulness ethics 1 79

.

Basidiolichenes botany 589

.

Basidiomycetes " 589

.

Basilar

arteries anatomy 61 r

.

phalanges of foot " 611,

hand " 6 ii

.

Basilic veins " 611

.

Basihca architecture 726

.

Roman antiqui. 913

.

Basilican code law 349-

'BasiUcata, Italy history 945.

Basilisk legends 398

.

zoology 598.

Basins

catch sewers 628.

filter waterworks 628.

physical geografy 551

.

Basis pedunculi anat. 611.

Basket ball games 796

Basketry

elementary education 372 .

manufactures 674

ornamental 745prehistoric 571

.

^Basle history 949.

travel 914.

Basque^ language 491

.

^ literature 891

.

provinces history 946

.

Bas-relief sculpture 736

Bass fishing 799zoology 597.

Bass clarinet wind instrum. 788.

horn " " 788.

53

,871

5

68

28

24

57

2

74

915

12

4

25

46

9

I r

22

13497189I

71791

145462

5

37

37

77

2

II

25516

43

81542

55

53

4

94

69

69

6

5

6

48

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 501

Basses* Alpes, France history* Pyr^n^es "

Bassethom . musicBassoon

law

prisons

French history

fortifications

history

travel

Batavia system educa.

^Bates CO. Mo. history

Bastardy

Bastile

Bastions

^Batavia

944

944788

788

347

365

944

623

992,

919,

37^-

977-heraldry 929 . 71Bath, order of the

Bathing

customs

domestic economyhygiene

school hygiene

suits dom.Bathroom furnishings

location

Baths

admin, of medicin byantiquities Greek

Romanarchitecture

hygiene

nutritiv hygiene

physiologic effects

practical chemistry

therapeutics

Batideas botanyBatrachia paleontology

zoology

Bats

Battalion mil. science

drill " tactics

Batteries

advancing siege workselectric engineering

physics

floating naval eng.

military mil.

storage elec.

Battering ram war customs 399Battery

carriages ordnancetools mil. engin'g

'Battle Creek, Mich. hist.

Battle

paintings 756wager of legal antiq. 340

95

79,6

,8

6

041

116

2

22

394

843

391

646

613

371econ. 646

645

643

615

913

913

725

613

613

612

542

615

583

567

597

599

355-

356

623.

621

.

537-

623.

623.

621

.

.6

741

•735

47.68

•52

.67

38

377341

23

541

4

75

916

6

6

4

31

23

35486

9

4

354

623

623

977

4316

461

422

355

359

973

973

73

623

Battleflag day U.S.civ.war 973 . 763Battles

land military science

naval naval

U. S. history civil warMex.

revolution 973 33Span, war 973-893war of 1812973.525

see also hist, of other countries •

Baude, Henri Fr. poetry 841.24Bauxite

econ. geology

metallurgy

Bavaria history

travels

Lower history

travels

Rhenish history

travels

Upper history

travels

BayCity, Mich. history

CO. " "

of Bengal phys. geog.

windows architec. design 729 . 38Bayeux tapestry decoration 746

553-49669.7

943 3

914 33

943-35

914.335

943-43

914-343

943 36

914.33*^

977-447

977-447

551-467

Battledoor outdoor sports 796

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior fifiures refer to the tables at the end of this index

'Bayfield co. Wis.

Bayonetdrill mil. science

military efficiency

weponsBays hydrografy

Beaches, formation of

Beacons navigation

river engin.

Beaconsiield Eng. fict.

Beads

archeology

blowpiping

decoration

devotional

ornamentsBeadworkBeagle expedition

Beakers prac. chem.Beamand scales metrology

side-lever engins

Beamsbilding

strength of materials

strengthend carpent ry

hist. 977-513

35(>

623-4443

399

526.99

55^-3^656

627.9

823.86

571-74prac. chem. 542 . 52

746

247-9

391-7

746

508.3

542.231

389621 . 1222

694

620. 11282

694 -3

502 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^33

394.2

391-5

621 . 822

621.16539

944.79

Beans agriculture

Bearbaiting customsBeards «

Bearings

engineering

steam turbin design'Beam, France historj

Beasts

of burden dom. animals 636zoology -gg

Beatitudes Gospels 226 .

2

Beaumarchais Fr. drama 842 . 58Beaumont, F. Eng. " 822.35^Beauties, select'ns Eng. lit. 828Beauty esthetics 701

personal *701

Beaux social ethics1 7 7 6

Beaver animals 599

.

7,

CO. Pa. history 974.892Beccaria, C. B. Ital. essays 854 . 65Beccuti, Francesco " satire 857.42'Bechuanaland history 968.9

travels 916.89Becquerel rays

chemistry c^i ^gmesology 612.014482

Bedroom furnishings 645 . 67wagon aid to injured 6

1 4 . 883warmers 644.19

Bedbugs animal parasites 616.9681Bedding

domestic economy 645.. 67hygiene 613.591

'Bedford CO. England history942 . 56

L , .

^^ " 974-S71Iseaoums

Arabian history

tra\el amongBeds

domestic economy 645 67hygiene 613.591

Beecher, H : W. Am. orat'y 815 .36Beef

cure therapeutics 615 . 854food 6^,^production agriculture 636 . 2

economics 338.1Bee-keeping g^SBeer

adulterations 614.344analysis, chemic 543 i

drinking ethics 178. i

manufacture 663 4

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

953

915 3

Bees

agriculture 638insects

595 . ^^Beet sugar chem. techn. 664 . i

Beethoven's

overtures785 S

sonatas piano music 786.41symphonies orches. " 785 . i

Beetles

insects595.76

paleontology 565.76pests 632

Beets, X. Dutch essays 839.3454Feets gardening 635Beggars charity 177 -7

pauperism 339Begging pub. administra. 351 .763Begoniaceas botany 583 .468Behaim, M. disc, of Am. 973.11Behavior j^^Beheading punishments 343 .

2

Behistun inscription 492. 19 17Behn, Aphra Eng. fiction 823.44Behring, see BeringBeing, nature of ontology mBeispiele German satire 83 7 . 2

1

Bel and the dragon Apocr. 229.6Belcari, F. Ital. drama 852.21^Belfast history 941 . 61

travels 914.161^Belfort, France history 944.45Belgium administration 354 . 493

antiquities 9^3 -.493

architecture 720 . 9493botany 581.9493

.colleges 378.493constitution, law 342.493education 370.9493finance 336-493geology ^^^^g^history 949.3laws 349-493^aps 912.493religious history 274.93schools, public 379.493statistics 314-93travel 914.93treaties 341.2493zoology 591.9493

other topics see table i

Belief sahation 234theory of knowl. 121

^Belize history 972.83travels 917.282

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX S03

*Belknap co. X. H. hist. 974.24Bell

book and candle church 262.

9

ringing

system789-5

371-41

653 -42

education

shorthand

Belladonna

cerebrospinal poisons

mydriatics

Bellamy. J. Dutch poetry

Belleau, Remy Fr. "

Belles-lettres

^Belleville. 111. history

Belligerents, rights of

Bellman, K:M. Swed. poet. 839.7151Bellows prac. chem. 542 . $^Bell's respiratory nerv

Bells

diving h^'draulic eng.

domestic economymanufacture

music

615-98

615.784

839.3146

841.33

800

977-089

341.3

611 .S:^^^6

signals

Belmont

battle

CO. O.

627

643-6

673

789-5

654.7

973.751

977.193

977. 58S

958.8

U. S. civil warhistory

^Beloit, Wis. history

^Beloochistan "

Belt conveyers mech. eng. 62 1 . 8675courses walls 72 1 . 25equatorial 525.14

Belting mech. eng. 621.852Belts

domestic economy 646 . 48of Jupiter descr. astron. 523.45

Bembo, Pietro Ital. poetry 85 r . 3 i

Bemis Heights Amer. rev. 973.^333^Benares history

travel

Bench and bar biografy

Benches school

Bending machinesBends hydraulics

Benedetti, F. Ital. drama 852.67Benedictine monks 271.1Benediction 264

.

9

Benedictus sacred music yS3 .22

Benedix, J. R. Ger. drama 832 . 8r

Benefactors biografy 923 .

6

Beneficence ethics 177.7Benefices cleric support 254Benefit

of clergy legal antiq. 340.

3

societies insurance 368

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

954.2

915-42

923 4

371-631621 .982

532-55

177-7

361

361

256

Benevolence ethics

Benevolent

institutions

societies

parish workBengal

bay of phys. geografy 551.467^ India history 954-1^Bengali language 491 . 44Bengel burners prac. chem. 542 .44^Benguela history 967.3Benivieni, G. Ital. poetry 851 .25Bennington, Vt. battle 973.3332

CO. V^t. hist. 974.38Benserade, I. de Fr. satire 847.44^Benton CO. Ind. history 977.297

la. "977-761

Mo. "977 839

Benzenes organ, chem. 547.26^Benzie co. Mich. hist. 977.463Benzole light chem. tech. 665 . 7Beowulf Anglo Sax. poet. 829

.

3

Bequests law 347-6library 021.94

Beranger, P: j: de Fr. poet. 841 . 71Berberideas botany 583 .117Berbers description 9 16 . i

Berceo, G. de Span, poetry 861. 13Berchet. G. Italian ' 851.71*Bergen, Xorway hist. 948.3^

CO. X. J. » 974.921Bergh, H. van den 839.3252Bergklint, O. Swed. poetry 839. 7147Bergman, T. O. - misc. 839 . 7848Bering

sea arbitration U.S. hist. 973 . 87treaty « 973.86 .

strait travel 917.98Berkeley, G: Brit, philos. 192.3

idealism 141

^Berkeley CO. W. Va. hist. 975.497^Berks co. England history 942.29'

Pa. " 974.816^Berkshire CO. Mass. hist. 974.41Berlier sewerage system 628 . 2

1

5

^Berlin history 943 . 15

travels 914.315cong. internat. law 341.1decree " - 341.3

Bermuda Hundred 97 ^ . 7365^Bermudas history 972.99Bemadotte Swedish hist. 948.07Bemardines monastic ord. 271.79

figures refer to the tables at the ead of this -.ndez

504 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Bemart de VentadomProvencal poetry 849

.

^Beme history 949.travels 914.

Bemi. F. Italian satire 857

.

Beroalde de Verville, F.

French fiction 843

.

^Berrien co. Mich, history 977.Berries fruits 634^Berry. France history 944

.

Bersezio, V. Ital. drama 852.Bertillon system anthropol.573

.

^Bersvick, Scotland history 941.Beryllium inorgan. chem. 546.Beskow, B. von Swed. dra. 839 .

Bessel's

base mesuring apparatus 526.deduction L. M. Z. formu.526.determ. of earth's figure 526.functions 517.

Bessemer

process metallurgy 669

.

steel engin'g materials 620.Best reading 028Betel botany 583.

narcotics 613.Bethel ch. Va. U.S. civ. war 973 .

Beton

chemic technology

construction masonryengineering materials

Betrothal customsBetterments law

125

4

94

32

36

411

5581

6

45

45

7262

22

47

15

35

I

17

925

85

7313

666,

693'

620.

392.

347-Bettinelli, S. Ital. essays 854.Betting ethics

news journalism

lib. econ.

Beverages

adulterations

alcoholic hygiene

temperancehygiene

manufacture

recipes

water hygiene

Beyle, M. H. French fiction 843

.

B^zique amusements 795Bezoar stones medicin 615.Bhagavat Ghita Sans. lit. 891.^Bhotan, India history 954Bible 220

aids to study 220and science apologetics 239.

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

S

5

13

4^

2

61

175-

070 .

024

.

6x4.

613.

178

613

663

641

.

613

9

446

58

3481

87

31

71

89

8

Superior

Bible

antiquities

Jewisharcheology

biografy

canon

chapter and verse divis.

chronology

classes Sunday schools 268

Y.M.C.A. 267.3523codices

commentaries

concordances

criticism

cyclopedias

dictionaries

evidences

exegesis

geografy

anc. geog.

hermeneutics

history

Jewish history 933in public schools educ. 377.1inspiration

legends of

manuscripts

parallels Gospelspatriarchs

polyglots

revision Englishscience in

societies

Bibliofily

Bibliografers biografy

Bibliografies general

Bibliografy

^ national

of special authors

subjects

Bibliomania bibliografy

Biceps

brachii anat.

femoris "

Bicuspid valvs anat.

Bicycle

amusementsrinks architecture

room lib. bildings

Bids bilding

Biehl, C. D. Dan. drama 839.8251Biennial legielation 328Big Bethel, Va. battle 973 . 73 13

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

220.93

913-33220.93

220. 92

220 . I

220 . I

220. 94

220.4

220. 7

220 .

2

220.6

220.3

220.3

220 . I

220 .

6

220.91

911-33220 .

6

220.95

220. I

398-1

220.4

226. I

220.92

220.5

220.52

220.85

206

010

920 .

1

onQIC

012

016

010

611. 73721

611.73827

611 . 12642

796

725 -86

022.687

692.4

RELATIV INDEX 505

Bigamy ethics 1 73 • 2

law 343Bigelow's ligament anat. 611 . 7282

Bignoniacese botany 583 . 84Bigotry ethics i79-8Bijns, Anna Dutch poetry 839.3122Bilderdijk, Wil. " 839.3151Bilding 690

accidents inter, affairs 351.781accounts, supervision of 692 . 7

diseases 616.36

architecture

associations coopera.

loan insti.

720

334.1

332.32construction

contracts

laws, bilding

protec. of life

rent of land for

stones econ. geol.

materials

Bildings

hight of public helth

inspection of

library

architecture

lib. admin.

military engineering

out architecture

public

local governmenttransit astronomyY. M. C. A.

architecture

Bile

ducts

history of 690 . 9

692.

9

692.

9

614.85

553 5

691 .

2

614.784

614.85

022

727-8

025.9

623 6

728 9

725

352 5

522.13

267 32

726.9

absorption in 612.35772anatomy 611. 361

obliteration of 612.35765physiology 612.3577

effect of pancreatic juice 612 .34251physiology 612.357therapeutics 615. 742with gastric juice physi. 612.3226

Biliary

acids physiology

calculi

612.35715

612.35764

617.43

612.3577

612.35711

612.35713physi. 612.46667

612.35715animals 591.148man 612.3573

substances, abnormal 612.35769

excretion

fistulas

pigments

salts

secretion

surgery

physiology

m unn

Bilious fever

Biliousness

Bill

of exchange banking

lawrights English

Billiard

room furnishings

library bldgs

saloons architecture

Billiards ethics

gameBillings, Josh Am. humor 81 7 . 46Billon coins and coinage 332 .41

Bills

and notes lawchecking lib. econ.

of credit law

mortality statistics

616.36

332-45

347-7

342.429

645-69022 .664

725-84

175-4

794

347-7

025.234

347 7

? 12

pub. helth 614. 12sale law

Bilt-up gunsBimana mammalsBimetallism coinage

Binary stars astronomyvapor engins

Binaural hearing physiol. 612.85875Binders

libiary employees

temporaryBinding

book

347-3623 .4216

599-

9

332.42

523-^4621

. 44

02•i I i

lib. fitting.'i 025 . 7

library

mechanic trades

publishers'

rare

posts elec. eng.

'Binghamton. X. Y.

Binocular

vision optics

physiology

025-7686

655-53

095

621.3526

hist. 974 . 776.

^35-7612 . 8462

Binomial theorem algebra 512.4Biogenesis

Biografic

sermons

zoology

biografy

homiletics

Biografy

of educators

gipsies

indians

pirates

slaves

scriptural

universal

591 16

920

252.9

923 7hist, of educ. 370.92

397970.2

910.4

326.92

220 .92

920.01

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

.So6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Biologic laboratories archi. 727.5Biology 570Biometry life insurance 368.3Bion Greek Ivric poetry * 884 . 7Biondi. L. Ital. drama 852.66Bioplasm 576.2Birch-Pfeiffer, C. Ger. dra. 832 . 74Bird day, school

3 71 -365Birds 598.2

agric. aids and pests 632cage domestic pets 636.6diseases of 610.6egs oology

5 08.

2

flight of comp. physi. 612 . 768migration 591-52

game sports 799nests of zoology 598 .

2

paleontology 568.2poultry 636.5protection 179. "?

^Birmingham. En-^. history 942.48travels 914. 2 48

Birth

customs TQoI

growth after physiol. 612.65marks 617 .

-^

obstetrics 618.2rates public helth 614. n

Birthday customs 392 . i

Birthdays, public schools 371.365Births

registers of 929.3registration pub. helth 614. nstatistics 312

Bishop shorthand 6^3.74Bishops

ecclesiastic poHty 262.

3

lives of 922Bismuthdrugs digestiv system 615 . 'j^^

external agents 615.776inorganic chemistry 546 .8j

Bismuthides mineralogy 549.

3

Bison hunting 799zoology 599.7

Bisticci, V. da Ital. essays 854 . 23Bithynia anc. history 939.25Bitters aids to digestion 615. 7341

vegetable drugs 615.337Bitumen economic geol. 553.24Bituminous coal 5=^3.24

shale 553-23Bivalvs paleontology 564. i

zoology 594. r

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

Bixine^ botany 583. r;8Bjomson, B. Xorweg. fie. 839.S367Black

art magic 133.4boards school fittings 3 7 r . 63

1

deth plague 614.49Forest, Germany hist. 943.48

trav. 914. ^4$Hawk war U. S. hist. 973 .562hills, S. Dak. geology

history

paleon.

travel

hole. Calcutta

sea travels

^Blackford co. Ind. hist.

trav.

hist.

557-83

978-3

560.9783

917-83

954-1

914.77

977-26S

917-7268

977-737

667.8

343070 . 16

682

611. 621

616.62

612.4671611 . 29

6x2.767

*BIackhawk co. la.

Blacking chem. technol.

Blackmail law

journalismBlacksmithing

Bladder anatomydiseases

physiologyair comp. anat.

physiol

gair anat. 611.366physiology 612.35.71

swimming comp. anat. 611.29

phys. 612.767Bladensburg U.S.war 1812 973 . 5238^Blairco. Pa. history 974.875*Blanc, Mont travels 914.449Blanche, A:T. Swed. dram. 839 . 7263Bland silver act U.S. hist. 973. S3Blanks, library

Blasphemy ethics

Blast

furnace

Blasting

law

engin'g worksmetallurgy

prac. chem.explosivs

mininjj ene

025 . 12 I

179-5

343

621.76

669.8

542.42

662 .

2

622 .23

622 . 23

611.01334

611.013314

929.8

submarineBlastopore embryologyBlastula

Blazonry heraldry

Bleachers' occupa. hygiene 613 . 62Bleaching 55^^Bleeding therapeutics 6^5.811

wounds 617. 14figures refer tolthe tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 507

Blicher, S. S. Danish fie. 839.8362Blights agriculture 632

bacteria 589. 95Blind

asylums architecture 725 . 54sociology 362 .

4

education of 371 .91

1

libraries for 027.8observat'n of congenitally 612 .84375printing for 6 5 5. 3

8

schools "3 7 1 . 9 1

1

Blindage mil. eng. 623 . 24Blind-def education of 371.913Blindness 617.7Blinds arch, construe. 721 .87

Blisters therapeutics 615.774Blizzards rneteorology 55155Block books 092^Block Island, R. I. hist. 974.58

trav, 917.458Blockade U. S. civ. war 973 . 758

war 341.3Blocks, patent printing 655.22Blood

changes in respiration 612 23diseases 616.15examination 616.076histology 6 1 1. 01 85letting therapeutics 6 1 5 . 8 1

1

making physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1

9

muscular irritability 612.7416physiology . 612. i

poisoning diseases 616 . 94leucocytes 612 . 1 126

red corpus. 6 1 2 . 1 1 1

4

pressure physiol. 612 . 14purification " 612.23serum, albuminoids of 612.39812sugar of physiol. 612.35212transfusion " 612. 1 163

therapeutics 615.65vessels anatomy 611. i

embryology 61 1 . o 136Ssympath. syst. 612.899

Bloody assizes Eng. hist. 942.067Bloomer costume 39^-2^Bloomington, 111. history 977.359Blowing engins 621 6

Blowout valvs steam eng. 62 1 . 18479Blowpiping

apparatus 542.

5

mineralogy 549.1quahtativ analysis 544

.

3

quantitariv •* 545 .

4

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

42

73S3

1

9

22

Blue

books lists of officers

parliamentary

United States

glass therapeutics

language univ. lang.

laws Connecticut

prints photografyBluing

laundry process 648 . 2 7

supplies 648.18Blumauer, Aloys Ger. sat. 837.62Blunderbus firearms 623 . 441Blunders Eng. language 428.3^ other languages

328

615

408

345

Board

of helth

etiquet 395

city gov't

medicin

reports of

sanitary eng.

trade architecture

reports

Boarding schools architec. 727.2educa. 373.2

timber

352.4

614

614 09628

725-25

381

Boards

Boat

bilding

houses

racing

Boating

Boats

life

architecture

ethics

school hygiene

amusements

674

699

72587^75-7

371-75

797

656

614.867

699

725-34.

life saving servis

protection of life

shipbilding

wharf architecture

Boccaccio, Giov. Ital. fie. 853.15Bodel, Jean French dra. 842 . 13Bodenstedt. F ; M. Ger. Ht. 83 1 . 84Bode 's law astronomy 523.21Bodily strength athletics 613.72Bodleian library 027 . 742Bodmer, J ; J. Ger. poetry 831 . 58Bodtcher, L. Dan. poetry 839 . 8166Bodyand mindcare of hygiene

nursery

school hygiene

clenliness of hygiene

congenital defects "

development childstudy 136 . 71

physiol. 612 6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

130

613

649.4

371 73

613 4613.91

5o8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Bodymental influence cures 615.mesurements of 573 .

natural and spiritual 233 .

symmetry of art anat. 743temperature of physiol. 612.training of hygiene 613 .

weight anthropometry 573

.

Boendale, J. van Dut. misc. 83Q .

Boeotia ancient history 938.Boers history 968Boethius Provencal poet 849

.

Bog iron ore 553 .

Bogies folklore 398.^Bohemia history 943

.

travel 914.Bohemian

brethren sects 284.

^language 491

' literature 891Bohemianism customs 394Bohlen lectures 239.Bohme medieval philos. 189.Boileau-Despreaux, N. 847.Boiler

construction 621.economy steam eng. 62 1

.

explosions ""

62 1

.

fuels " "62

1

houses " " 62 1

.

inspection pub. helth 614.

steam eng. 621.management " ** 621.plants " « 621

.

setting steam eng. 621

.

shop engin'g works 62 1

.

Boilers 621insurance 368.locomotiv 621portable engin 62 1

.

traction engin 621

.

Boiling

cookery 641.heat 536.points chemistry 541.practical chemistry 542 .

Boils diseases 616.Bojardo, M. Ital. poetry 851

.

Boker, G: H. Am. drama 812 .

^Bokhara history 958.Bolak universal lang. 408.^Bolivia history 984Bollandists mon. orders 271

.

Bolle ram hydraulic mach. 62 1

.

Topics^in black face type are subdivided.

851

6

56

73

6

381

4

III

3

4

71

371

3

86

86

04

5

46

1845

18413

^947

1822

192

837

1947

194

19

18456

793

184

7

133

153

M3

73

44

36

48

52

22

6

5

272

^BolHngerco. Mo. history 977.894^Bologna history 945.4

travels 914-54thermometry 536.51

pol. parties 329

621.882

620 . 11287

78S.8

623 .4211

954.7

915-47

Bolometer

Bolting

Bolts

machinery

strength of materials

Bombardon wind instr,

Bombards ordnance'Bombay, India history

travel

Bombsdynamite chem. tech.

military engineering

Bon Homme Richard

Bonaparte

Joseph in SpainXapoleon consulate

empireBonbons cookery*Bond CO. 111. history

Bondage slavery

Bonded warehouses arch.

Bonding elec. engineering 621.3334Bonds

662

623

973

45112

355

946.06

944.046

944-05641.85

977387326

725-14

masonry

and stocks

civil trials

criminal lawfinance

insurance of

municipal

of brick workstone

public schools

Bone

boiling air pollution

caves prehist. archeol.

chemic composition

engineering materials

histology

implements archeology 571 . 52Bones

descriptiv anatomydiseases of

human anatomymusical instruments

of ear anatomypaleontology

physiology

skeleton of animal

Bonghi, R. Italian essays 854.82Bonn conference rel. hist. 284 .

8

332-6

347-91

343

336.31368.8

332-5

693.21'

693.11

379-13

614. 742

571-81

612.751

620 . 199611 .01841

591-79616. 71

611 .71

789.4

611.857

566612 75

591-49

Superiorifigures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 509

Bonnets costume 391toilet 646

Bookauction catalogs author or8

clast 017

dict'ry 019

auctions 655

binding see Binding

buying lib. administrat. 025

cases library bildings 022

catalogs author 018clast • 017

dictionary 019

publishers 015subject 017

clubs self-culture 374.

collecting 025fees library economy 024.

furniture, special 022,

holders lib. fittings 022.

office equip. 651

illustration

inserted plates 096printing 655.

publishing 655

.

keeping accounts 657library 025

.

lifts " econ. 022

.

making typografy 655numbers lib. admin. 025 .

of common prayer episc. 264.

ownership rarities 097plates library economy 025 .

rarities 097theft by readers 024

.

rarities 090rejection lib. economy 025.

stacks library bldgs 022

.

thefts " abuses 024.

trade business 655 -

history 655trucks lib. economy 022

.

worm "" 025

.

Booksand reading, prof'ships ofo28.

bibliografy 010

censorship lib. rejection 025.

restriction 024

.

prohibition 09Sclassification of lib. econ. 025 .

cleaning •* admin.02 5.

commonplace " econ 029.

condemned to be burnt 09S

enemies of lib. economy 025.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

4

54

3

3

3

56

22

4

22

2

22

93

934

32

53

114

945

8

03

253

83

2 17

4386

5

4

9428

217

674

4

7

4

Booksextra special privileges 024.

guides to selection 028library economy 020lists of best lib. economy 028.

mending " admin. 025

.

new for rent lib. econ. 024.

library bookbuying 025 .

number borrowable 024

.

of prints 769old lib. bookbuying 025,

preservation of lib. econ. 025 ,

privately printed rarities 094

lib. gifts 025prohibited 098propagandist lib. gifts 025 .

reading and aids 028reference lib. admin. 025relending by borrower 024,

repairing lib. admin. 025,

restricted lib. economy 024selection of " admin. 025selectors of " economy 025.

sizes of " " 025

.

tariff on " " 021

.

weight of "" 022.

withdrawal " " 025

.

Bookseller, library as 021

.

Booksellers

catalogs author 018.

clast 017.

dictionary 019

.

lives biografy 920

.

Bookselling publishing 655Boomerang weapons 399Boone co.

* 111. history 9771 Ind. ' • '

977' la. -

977' Mo. «

9771 W. Va. "

975Boosters elec. eng. 621

Bootmaking 685

Boots, tight hygiene 613Booty law 341Boragine^ botany 583Borates mineralogy 549Borch, Oie Dan. misc. 839^Bordeaux history 944

travels 914Border ballads, Scottish

Eng. poetry 821

ruffians Kan. hist. 978.

U.S. " 973.

71

3

7

78

22

1

61

223

9

227

227

5

65

7

6721

214

3

861

438218

26

4

4

4

4

5

329.

254

754S29

43931328

484

3

77

73

883

71

471

I

66

. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

510 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIGX

177

^54.43

621.945622 . 24

Bording. Anders Dan. poet. 839 . 8132Bore, gun ordnance 62^.4235Bores social ethics

Borehini. V. Ital. essaysBoring machinery

min. eng.

Berjesson, J. Swed. dram. 839 . 7261Bork. Isak -

'*

839.723Bom. B. de Proven?, poet. 849. 126Borneill. G. de ** •' 849.128^Borneo history 991.1

travel 919. 11Bomier, H: de Fr. drama 842.85Boron inorg. chem. 546.27Borough Eng. loc. gov. 352 .0422

history

travels

Amer. politics

geology

^Bosnia

Bosphorus

Boss

Bosses

Boston

943-95

914-96

329

551-88

^ Mass. history

travel

massacre Amer. re vol.

port bill

schools, public

siege Amer. revol.

statistics

tea party Amer. revol.

other subjects see table i

Botanic

chemistry

gardens

974-46

917.446

973-3113

973-3116

3797446973 33133^7-446

973-3115

architecture

botanymuseums "

Botanists biografy

Botany

agricultural

classification of

fossil

geografic distribution

medical

of Bible

structural

systematic

Botero, Giovanni It. essays 854 . 48Botin, A.af Swed. misc. 839.7847Bottiger, K

:V. "poet. 839.7168

Bottle charts physiografy 551.47Bottom of ocean botany 581 . 92

phys.geog.551.46

zoology 591.92Bouches du Rhone Fr. hist. 944.91Bouchet, Guillaume Fr. fie. 843 .35Boulders drift 55i-33

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

581.1

727-5

580.7 '

589.7

9258580

630

580.1

561

581 9615

220.858

581

580

Boundaries

law

national

BoundaryMexican

Northeast

N. W. Oreg. -

San Juan

"

Texas "

Venezuela "

Bounties

347-2foren relations 327internat. law 341

U. S. history 973.621" 973-58

973-6II

973-82

973-621

973-87

35S.2

337-4

353,-^

973-7413

armyprotection

U. S. armycivil war

"Bounty" mutiny, 1789

Pitcaim's iland 997Bouquet's expod.U. S. hist. 973.27^Bourbonnais, France hist. 944.57Bourbons

French history

restoration

Spain history

restoration

Boursa, Turkey trav.

Boursault, E. Fr. drama

944 03

944 06

946.054

946.07

915.61

842.44Bourse stock exchange 332 . 6Bovine vaccin. cont. dis. 614.4731Bowen, Francis Am. philos. 191 . 7Bowling

alleys architecture 725 . 84library bildings 022 . 665

amusements 796Boxer

ship U. S. war of 1812uprising Chinese hist.

Boxes elec. motor cars

resistance

Boxing athletics

Boy problem child study '1^6. 77

Boycotting labor, classes 331.88Boye, C. J. Dan. drama 839.8261Boyle lectures apologetics 239 . 02Boys

child study j^gdept Y.M. C. A. 267religious societies 267

Bracciolini, F. Ital. satire 857

973

951621

621

796

5253

3347

3742

Bracelets

Braces

Brachial

artery

plexus

Brachialis muscle "

jewelry

carpentry

anatomy

391

694

77357

7

52•7

3

611.1342

611.8334

611.73723figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 511

Brachiopoda paleontology 564zoology 594

Brachvogel, A. E. Ger. dra. 832

Brachygrafy shorthand 653Bracing engineering 624

Brackenridge, H.H: Am.fict.813

Braddock's defeat U.S.hist. 973^Bradford CO. Pa. history 974Bradstreet, Anne Am.poet. 8ri

Brahe, Tyge Dan. misc. 839Brahmanism 294Brahmans biografy 922

,

Brahmo Somaj Ind. relig. 299,

Braiding elem. educat. 372

Braille system printing 655,

Brain

anatomy 611

functional diseases of 616,

mental derangements 132

physiology 131

morfology 612

physiology 612

structural diseases of 616.

weight physiology 612

.

Braising cookery 641.

Brakes

electric motor cars 62 1

.

gun mounts 623

.

railroad engineering 625.

shaft power transmis. 621.

Braking

electric motor cars 621

.

gun mounts 623 .

Branch^ CO. Mich. history 977.

libraries library bldgs 022 .

extens. 021

.

Branchial respirat. animals 591

.

^Brandenburg, Ger. history 943 .

travels 914.Brandes, Georg Dan. essays 839.

Brandt, Geraert Dut. poet. 839

.

Brandt's hydraulic gun 62 1

.

Brandyhygiene 613.

manufacture 663

.

physiologic psychology 612 .

physiology 612.

stimulant 615

.

temperance 178Brandywine, battle 973.Brant

Joseph Amer. revol. 973.

8

8

^3

3

21

26

85712

883

94II

55

38

81

84

823

82

83

823

72

3347

43562

826

3347-

573

421

15

62

125

15

315

8466

3^3^

269

81

5

82144

3931

711

333^

Brass instruments music 788manufacture 673

Brasses, m:>numental

ecclesiology 247.3sculpture 739

Braun.V.A.D.von Swed. sat. S39. 7764Bravery ethics 179.6

^Braxton co. W. Va. hist. g75 .466

Brazil administration 354 81

botany 581.981finance 336.81geology 558.1history 981

maps 912 . 81

schools, public 379-81statistics 318.

1

travel 918.

1

treaties 341 .281

other topics see table i

Brazing plumbing 696.

1

Breach of promis law 347-6Breaches

defense of mil. eng. 623-35of disciplin " sci. .355-13

honor " ** 355-13Breaching ** eng. 623.25

3345

3^•'

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Sebastian German satire 837.

•Bread, see Bred

Breakbone fever diseases 616.921Breakfast, see Brekfast

Breaking up, school 371 . 23

Breakwaters harbor eng. 627.2Breast see Brest

Breathing animals 59i 12

man 612.2Breathings Greek lang. 481.2

^Brecknock, Wales history 942 .96 .

Bred

adulterations 614.312and-cheese war, 1491 Neth.949. 202

as food physiology 612.39274cookery 641 .

6

Bredero, G.A. Dutch dram. 839.3231Bredstuffs production 338. i

Bredwinning courses educ. 575 .0071

Breech mechanism ord. 623 . 424Breeching tackle ** 623.4363Breechloading

guns ordnance 623 . 4222small arms manufac. 683

mil. efficiency 623.442Breeding agriculture 636

animals 591 . 56 '

Brehon laws Irish law 349.415

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

512 Iin DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Brekfast cookery

foods

msals

^Bremsn, Garmany

641.52

641.3

642 .

1

hist. 943-52travel 914 -352

BremerFredrika

* CO. la. history

magnetite arcs

Brentano, C. Gar. fiction

Bresciani, A. Ital. fiction

^Breslau history

travel

Brest

anatomybone anatomydiseases of woman

, wheels engineering

hydraulics

Brethren, United sects

Breton de I03 Herreros, M.Spanish drama 862.53

Swed. fiction 839 . 7363

977-734621.3256

833-72

853-75

943-14

914-314

611 .69

611. 713

618.19

62 1 . 223

532.84

284.6

4^1.63891.63

611. 7317

264 .019

264 .02

^Breton language

literature

Breves spinae anatomyBreviaries Greek church

Roman cath.

Brewdbeverages adulterations 614 . 343

chemic tech. 663.3Breweries architecture 725 .

42'

Brewing air pollution 614.731chemic tech. 663.3

Briar creek Amar. revol. 973 .3357Bribery criminal law 343Bricabrac 739£rick

and hollow tile floors arch. 721 .63

iron ceilings

iron structures "

bilding material

bildings, library

city houses, detacht

party-wall

721.73

721.97

691.4022 . 21

72S.38

72S.32

semidetacht 728.35clays economic geol. 553 61

construction masonry 693 .

2

manufacture 666 . 7

piers 721.34strength of materials 620 14

sun-dried masonrv 693 . 22

village-houses architec. 728.63walls "

721 . 24

Brick *

work, bonds of masonry 693 . 2

1

works architecture 725.48Bridal customs 392 . 5

Bridge bilding 624material mil. eng. 623 . 66

Bridges administration 351-815engineering 624local government 352.7military eng.

^Bridgeton, N. J. hist.

Bridgewater treatises

Bridging telefone lines

Brief longhand abbrevia.

Brigandage crim. lawBrigands law

lives

^Brighton, Eng. history 942travel 914

Bright's disease of kidneys 616

Brine system refrig. 62

1

Brink, R. C. B. van den

Dutch essays 839

623 65

974-995215

621.38523

653.2

343

343

923.41

25

225

61

5651

Bristletails insects

Bristoe campain

Bristol

^ CO. England history^ Mass.1 R. I.

Briticisms philology

British

^American history

armv

595

973

942

974

974

427

3452

71

7353

41

48

55

barrows

Burmah

971

354-426prehist. arch. 571.92history

travels

polit. sci.

history

959-1

915-91

325

971.

1

342.42

942

colonies

^ Columbia

constitution

empire history

Guiana boundary

U.S. hist. 973.871 history 988

travel 918.8^ Honduras history 972 . 82^ India history 954

travel 915 4museum library 027.542navy 354-42 7

philosofers 192

statutes 346Britons history 942

^Brittany, France history 944 . i

Topics in black face type are subdivided". Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX513

Broad church Anglican ch.283

611

025

356

611

611

ligament anat.

Broadsides Hb. admin.

Broadsword mil. sci.

Broca's

area anatomyconvolutions

Brochmand, J. Dan. misc. 839Brockes, B. H; Ger. poet. 831BroiHng cookery 641

Brokerage law 347Bromeliaceae botany 584Bromids hypnotics 6 r 5

Bromincompounds mineralogy 549inorganic chemistry 546

Bronchi anatomy 611

physiology 6 1

2

Bronchial arteries anat. 611

Bronchitis diseases 6r6

Bronte, C. Eng. fiction 823.

Bronze

age prehist. archeology 571fine arts yig

manufactures 673remains prehist. arch. 571

Brook Farm sociaHsm 335

^Brooke co. W. Va. hist. 975

'Brooklyn, N. Y. history 974travels 917

Brooks assault on Sumner 973'Broome co. N. Y. history 974Brooms domestic econ. 648Brorson, H. A. Dan. poet. 839Brothels ethics 176Brotherhoods monks 271

parish work 255Brothers, Christian monks 271 .

Brougham, H : Eng. essays 824.

Brown, C: B. Am. fiction 813 .

Thomas Eng. humor82 7

.

Brown' CO. 111. history 977

.

travels 917.Ind. history 977O. history 977.Wis. history 977-

coal economic geology 553.Browne, C: F. (Artemus Ward)

Amer. humor 817.

Brownian motion

molecular physics 539.

Topics in black type face are subdivided.

Browning. E.. B. Eng. poet. 821 .82

^133

.81311

.8S3

-57

.76

7. 22

.782

4

14

233

2151

1355

23

81

34

97

413

723

4723

7114

775

52

8144

5

78

74

23

46

347

7347225

1796

561

22

37

6

821.83

285.8

973-7116

326.973

973-68

975-5

6672 Robert

1 74 Brownists sects

Brown's, John, raid

causes of U. S. civ. warhistory of slavery

U. S. history

Virginia "

Brownson, O. A. Am. phil. 19 1.2

Brueys. D: A. de Fr. dram. 842.46

Brumaire French history 944.045Bruniacese botany 583 .396Bninner's glands anat. 611.342^Brunswick

Germany history 943 . 54house of Eng. history 942 .08

Brusa, Turkey trav. 915.61^Brussels history 949-3

travel 914 -93Brutes, immortality of 59151Bruun, J. N. Dan. drama 839.8252

M. K. " poetry 839.8158T. K. " satire 839.8753

Bryant, W:C. Am. poetry 811 .33Bryology botany 588.2Bryophyta botany 588Bryozoa raolluscoidea 594

.

7

Bubble

Mississippi Fr. finance

South sea stocks "

Bubonic plague pub. helth6i4.49Buccal

cavity anatomy 611 31physiol. 612.31

of speech. 612.7891

anat. 611.7326

611.3272

611.325

adventures 910.4law 343

Buccinator muscle anat. 611.7326Buchanan, J. pres. of hist. 973 . 68

'Buchanan CO. la. history 977.738' Mo. " 977-813^Bucharest history 949 . g

travel 914.98Buchholtz, A. H. Ger. fie. 833 . 51

Bucket conveyers mech.eng.62 1 . 8676Buckets

mining engineering 622 . 68steam turbin construe. 621 . 16532

theory 621 . 16512

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

336.44332-6

muscles

pharynxtonsil

Buccaneers

514 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

'Buckingham, Eng.. hist.

'Bucks CO. Pa. history

Buckshot war Penn. hist.

^Bucolic poetry Eng. lit.

'Buda Pesth history

Buddhism

Buddhist architecture

cookery

Buddhists hiografy

Budgell, E. Eng. essays

Budget English finance

financ. adminis.

Buena Vista

battle Mex. war' CO. la. history

'Buenos Ayres history

travels

Buffalo,

' city X. Y. history

Panamer. expos. 606travels 917.4797

' CO. Wis. history 977.548Buffalo zoology 590 . 7

Buffet cars trav. cookery 641 . 576Buffets fixt furniture 729 . 94Bugle, key wind instru. 788.46

valv

Bugs rhynchotaBiiheler, H. Ger. poetryBuhlworkBuilding, see Bilding

Built-up guns ordnance'Bukowina history

942.57

974.821

974-1(8

821.06

943-91

294

722.4

641.567

922.94

824.54

336.42

351-72

973-6235

977.718

982

91S.2

974.797

788.47

595-75

831-34

749

623 .4216

943-75Bulbo-urethral glands anat.6i i . 627Bulbs horticulture

Bulbus olfactorius anat.

vestibuli

'Bulgaria history*

languageBull

fights amu sements

ethics

Golden GermanyRun ist battle

2d "

Bulletin boards lib. econ.

Bulletins lib. publications 025Bullets ordnance 623

small arms 623Bullion coins and coinage 332Bulls and bears stock ex. 332

Ferry,i\.Y. Am.revol. 973

716.

1

611. 8133611 .675

949-7

491 81

791

175

342

973

973022

6

43

7314

7328

924

125

451

455

4

6

3365

Bulls Irish Eng. humor 827

papal eccles. polity 262 .8

Rom. ch. 282

Bullying student life 371 .82

Bulwer. E : G : Eng. fiction 823 . 84Bundesrat Ger. empire 354- 4304Bundling customs 392.4Bunker hill

battle Amer. revol. 973.3312monument "

"973.366

landscape arch. 718

Bunsen burners prac.chem542 .44pump pneumatics 533 . 5

Bunyan, John Eng. fiction 823 .42

Buonarroti, M. Ital. dram. 852 .51

Buoys harbor engin'g 62 7 .

9

protection of life 614 . 865Burchiello. D. Ital. satire 857.21Burdach's tract anat. 611. 8261Burdette. R. J. Am. hum. 817.43^Bureau co. 111. history 977.337Bureaucracy administra. 351. i

Bureaus architecture

cabinet makingcollege employ.

servants "

teachers

Y M C A employ. 267 3563Burets practical chem. 542 .35Burger. G. A : Ger. poetry 83 1 . 63Burgher schools. German 379.43Burglar alarms signals

Burglary criminal law

Burgoyne's

campain Am. rev.

surrender

Burgundy, France history 944 .

4

Burial cemeteries 7 1

9

church rituals 265 .8

customs 393-1public helth 614.61societies, coopera. 334.8

Burke, E. Eng. oratory 825.62Burking criminal law^Burlesque Eng. litera.

'Burlington, la. hist.'

CO. N.J. "

^Burmah history' British "

Burmanniaceas botanyBurmese architecture

Burners for liquid fuel

steam engineering

725-13

684

378.37647.2

371-145

654.7

343

973 3332

973 3S33

343

827

977-7961

974.961

959-2

959-1

584 13

722.4

621.18357Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this ind^x

RELATIV INDEX 515

Burnett, F. H. Am. fiction 813 . 48^ CO. Wis. history 977.514Bumey, Frances Eng. fie. 823.66Burning

glass Optics 535.81of libraries 022 .26

the ded customs 393-2Burnings customs of war. 399

student life 3 7 1 . 89Bums, R. Eng. poetry 821 .67

Bums and scalds surgery 617 . 11

Buraside exped. U.S. hist. 973.7324Bumz shorthand 653 . 64Burr, Aaron, conspiracy

trials 343.1U. S. hist. 973 .48

Burroughs, J: Am. essays 814.41Bursee anatomy 61 1 . 75

diseases of 616. 76

Burseracese botany 583.247Burying grounds cemetery 719

pub. helth 614.65Business

arithmetics 5 1 1 .

8

bildings architecture 725 .

2

capacity college training378.oi

colleges 650-7commerce sociology 380cooperation 334ethics 174manuals 658methods 658schools 650-7

Butchershops 641 .4^Bute, Scotland history 941-39Butler

Samuel Eng. humor 827.42

^Butler CO. la. history 977.729' Mo. 977 893* 0. 977175* Pa. 974.891Butlers dom. econ. 64725

pantry ** " 643 -45Butter

adulterations 614-325artificial chem. tech. 664.3as food physiology 612

.39286

dairy 637in milk physiology 612 .66413

Butterflies fossils 565-78zoology 595 78

Buttermilk adulterations 614.324Buttons manufactures 679Bylaws lib. government 023.1

Byles, Mather Am. satire 817. 13Byron. G:G. N. Eng. poet. 821 .76Byssaceae botany 5 89 . 19Byzantine

architecture 723.2art 709-495ecclesiology 246. i

empire history 949-5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

5if> DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

3544205684

353 05

786.9

694.7

579-71

625 -5

Cabal. Conway Am. revol. 973.349Cabalistic art 133*Cabell CO. W. Va. history 975.442Cabinet

council, English

makingoffisers U. S. govt

organ musical instru.

work joinery

Cabinets museum equip.

Cable roads city transit

road eng'ng

Cables

elec. engineering 621 31934manufactures 677strength of materials 620 . 1 1288

submarine communica. 654.5

engineering 621.3828teiefone 621 .38783

telegraf business 654engineering 621.3828

sociology 384Cabot, John & Sebastian

discovery of America 973 . 17

Cabs citv transit ^88

manufactures 684

*Cabul, Afghanistan hist. 958. i

trav.

Cachet, lettres de Fr. hist.

Cactese botanv

915.81

944 03

583-471Cadalso, J. de Span, poetry 861 .42

Cadastration taxation 336.22

Caddice flies zoology 595-74Cadets military schools 355 07

^Cadiz history 946 .

8

travels 914.68

Cadmiumaccumulators elec eng. 621.35558inorganic chem. 546 . 48

Caedmon Ang. Sax. poet. 829.2

*Caen history 944.22

travels 914.422

Caesar Latin literature 878 . i

Caesarian section obstetrics 618.86

Caesars hves 923 . 137

Roman history 937Caesium inorg. chem. 546.36

Cafes architecture 725.71

cooking for 641 . 572

table systems 642 5

Caffeine diuretics 615.761

hygiene 613 . 83

Caffetaria table systems 642 . 57

CaflEres history 968.6

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Cage birds domestic pets 636Cages mining eng. 622Cailletet apparatus chem. 542Cairns prehist. archeology 571*Cairo, Egypt history 962

travels 9 1

6

^111. history 977

Caisson

disease physiology 612ordnance 623workers hygiene 613

^Caithness, Scotland hist. 941

Cake cookery 641

,

^Calabria, Italy •* 945

trav. 9 1

4

^Calais history 944travels 9 1

4

Calamus scriptorius anat.6i i

,

Calcaneoastragaloid lig. " 611.

Calcaneocuboid " " 611,

Calcaneonavicular " " 611.

Calcaneoscaphoid " " 611.

Calcaneum " 611.

Calcarin fissure " 611 .

Calcic waters econ. geol. 553 .

Calcimining 698.

Calcium

inorganic chemistry 546.light chemic tech. 665

.

salts as food physiol. 612.

Calculating machines 510 .

Calculations engin. 620

.

Calculators mathematics 510.

Calculi

biliary physiology 612.

salivary " 612

urinary ** 612

Calculus

diseases 616

mathematics 517of direction anal. geom. 516

^Calcutta history 954travels 915

Calderon de la Barca, P. 862

^Caldwell co. Mo. history 977^Caledonia history 94

1

CO. Vt "

974Calendar 529

ecclesiastic, Anglic. 2 64Calendars for teachers 370

Calendering paper manuf. 676

textil fabrics 677

Calhoun, J: C. Am. orat. 815

figures refer to the tables at the end of

.6

.68

79

,96

I

21

3999

274

431466

13

6

78

578

27

427

.8185

.72851

72853.72851

.72851

71873.81317

•75

. 2

41

739263.8

.8

.8

35764

31364.4661

62

8

I

41

35

8185

3^

031

59

.26

the index

RELATIV INDEX 517

Calhoun1 CO. Ill-

1 la.

1 Mich.» W. Va.

history 977travels 917history 977

977

975Calibration elec. instrum 621

instrum. mak'g68iCalico manufactures 677

printing chem. tech. 667California, Lower hist. 972California. U. S.

acquisition Mex. war 973admission U. S. hist. 973Fremont in Mex. war 973history 979mil. hist. U. S. civ. war 973

Spanish war 973travels 917

Califs Mohammedanism 297Caligrafs writing mach. 652Caligrafy writing 652Calisthenics hygiene 613

sch hygiene 371Calkt joints plumbing 696

. Call apparatus, in teiefone 62

1

out " 621

^Callaway co. Mo. history 977Callimachus Gk lyr. poetry 884Callosal gyre anatomy 611.

Callosomarginal fissure " 611

,

Callosum anatomy 611.

Calmucks history 950Caloric engins 621

.

physics 536Calorimeter "

536.

Calorimetry

direct physiology 612

.

indirect "

612.

physics 536.Calotype photografy 772Calpumius Siculus.Lat. poet 874

.

^Calumet CO. Wis. history 977.^Calvados, France " 944.

Calvaria anatomy 611

^Calvert co. Md. history 975Calvinism sects 284.

vs free will dogm.234Calvinistic baptist church 286.

confession 238.

methodist ch. 287

.

Calvinists biografy 922 .

Calycanthaceae botany 583.

3857385743. 422

429

372

3

2

62

1

64

6232

4

7494

89494

94

71732

.6

.3867

.3868

•8335.8

.81314

.81314

.8139

.41

,6

511

512

6

6

566

22

7141

244

2

Calycereae 583.

I

4

2

4113

546

botany

zoology

metrology

moneyhistorv

Calycineae

Calycozoa

Cambistry

^Cambodia

Cambodian architecture

'Cambria, Wales history*

CO. Pa.

Cambrian age geology

'Cambridge, Eng.

584

593

389

332

959

722

942

974

55X

history 942travels 914univer. 378

' Mass. history 974travels 917

confession 238platform 238

CamdenArk. exped. U. S. civ. war 973

' city, X. J. hist. 974* CO. Mo. "

gyyN. J.

"974

S. C. battle Am. revol. 973Camel domestic animals 636

zoology 599Camels hair dom. econ. 646

Cameos y^5Camera photografy

lucida microscopy

optics

obscura

4

74

45

6

4

9

877

72

59

259

42

44

444

5

5

7363

988

854

987

3363

9

7

13

336

974285

615

284

623

641

photografy 771

Cameralistic science

'Cameron co. Pa. history

Cameronians sects

Camfor therapeutics

Camisards sects

Camoufiets mil. eng.

Camp cookery

disinfection cont. dis. 614life hygiene 613

mil. science 355lunches dom. econ. 642

meetings 269

'Campagna, Italy history 945travel 914

Campainspolitical

U. S. history

771

578.4

535 86

535-86

866

5

789

244

45435

578

48

67

12

3

6

56

Campanales

329civil war 973 73Mex ' 973 623revolution 973 33Span, war 973.892war 1812 973 523

botany 583 57

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

5^8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^Campania anc. history^ mod.

Campanulaceae botanyCampbellism sects

Campbellites biografy

^Campeche, Mexico hist.

Campenon, F. Nt V.

Camphor therapeutics

Camping out

Cams mech. engineering

Can system icemakingCanada administration

botany

finance

geology* history

mapsschools, public

statistics

travels

campain Amer, revol.

937-7

945.72

583-59289.2

922 .82

972.6

841.66

615.789

796

621.838

62T .581

354 71

581.971

336.71

557 I

971

912.71

379 71

317 I

917 I

973 3315U. S. war 1812 973 5233

discovery of America* East history

travels

* West history

travels

other topics see table i

Canadian exped. Am. rev. 973.3315Canalicular nerv structures

973 18

971-4

917.14

9713917-13

histology

Canaliculi, bile anatomy

Canals

engineering

interoceanic eng.

transit sociology

transportation

see also special namesCanary birds care of

zoology* iles history

Cancer diseases

Cancioneros, Los Sp. poet. 861.25

Cand food pub. helth 614.318^Candahar history 958.2

travels 915.82Candlepower elec. lighting 621 .321

611. 01882

611 .361

626

626.

9

386

656

636.6

598.8

946.8

616 .994

Candles chemic tech.

dom. lighting

Candlesticks dom. econ.

Candor ethics

Candy adulterations

Candymaking

665.1

644-311

644.321

177-3

614-311

641.85

Cane, sugar agriculture

botanyCanellaceas

Caney, El battle

Canister ordnance

Canned food pub. helth

Cannel coal econ. geol.

6335S4

583

973

623

614

553

9•137

893.45122

.318

•23

war customs 399Cannibalism

Canning

fruits and veg. chem.tech.664 .8

meats and fish " " 664.9Cannon mil. engineering 623.4212

699

797

348

781.5

220 .

1

235

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Canoebilding

Canoes and canoeing

Canon law

music

of scripture

Canonization dogmaCanons, apostol. eccles. pol. 262 .6

church 262.6Canopy windows arch. dec. 729.83Cant ethics

1 79 • 8

^Cantal, France history 944.59Cantata dramatic music 782 .

8

sacred "

Canterbury convocationCantharides animal pois.

Canthi anatomyCanticles Bible

^Canton, China history

travels

O. history

Cantu, C. Italian fiction

Canvas roofing bilding

Canvass lib. propagandaCanvassing bookselling

Canons rivers

^ of Colorado river descr.

Caoutchouc org. chem.rubber manuf. 678

Cap and gown. acad. cost. 378.29Capacelli Albergati , F

.

852.63Capacity for knowing psych. 151

^Cape Breton history 971.6travels 917.16

Colony, Africa hist. 968.7Girardeau co . Mo .

" 977.896May CO. N.J. « 974- 998of Good Hope " 968.7Verde ilands " 997

trav. 919.7Capet, Hugh Fr. history 944.021

house of " * 944.02

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

783.4

283.4a

615-94611 .847

223.9

951-2

915.12

977 . 1621

853-76

695.8021 . 71

655-57

551-48

917-91

547-24

Capillaries

bile anatomy 6 11. 361blood " 611.15

pressure in physiol. 612 . 145lymph anatomy 611.42

Capillary

analysis chemistry 544 . 92attraction in plants 581 . 11

of liquids 532 .6

circulation physiology 612.135

Capital and labor 331punishment law 343 .

2

Capitalists biografy 923.

3

^Capitalization Eng. lang. 421.9securities 332 .6

Capitation-tax 336.23Capitatum, OS anatomy 6 11. 7 1777Capitols architecture 725.11

Capon poultry 636.5Springs. W. Va. hist. 975.495

Caporah, C. Italian satire 85 7 . 43^Cappadocia ancient hist. 939.34Capparideae botanyCapponi, G. Ital. essays

Caprification secretions

Caprifoliaceae botany

Caps

indoor hedgear toilet

outdoor

percussion chem. tech.

Capstans mech. engin'g

Capsular extract

physiol. effect

Capsule of lens eye dis.

spleen anatomy 6 1 1.4 1

8

Capsules, suprarenal „ 611.45

physiol. 612.45Captivs intemat. law 341.3

war customs 399Captivities, indian 9 70.

3

Captivity military life 355. npris. disciplin ^6$

Captures intemat. law 341.3Capuana, Luigi Ital. fiction 853 .S3

Capuchins religious hist. 271.74Caput gallinaginis anat.

Car

factories architecture

houses, R. R.

wiring elec. traction

see also Cars

Caravans transportation 656Carbid arcs elec. lighting 621 .3256

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

RELATIV INDEX

Carbines

519

583 13

1

854.75

591 145

583 51

646.48

646.5

662 .4

621 .804

612.458

617-74

61 1 . 6231

725-45

725-33

621.3345

683

623.442

641.13

612. 122

612.74411

612.396

manufacture

mil. efficiency

Carbohydrates

chemistry of food

in blood physiol.

muscle "

nutrition

quantity in food and tissue 612.3967Carbolic acid

disinfectants cont. dis. 614.485materia medica 615.313

Carbon

compounds air pollution 614 . 721mat. med. 615.31organ, chem 547

^ CO. Pa. history 974.826filaments elec. lighting 621.3263group inorganic chem, 546 . 25in food physiol. 612.3921inorganic chemistry 546.26metaboUsm phys. chem. 612.01532process photografy 7 73series economic geol. 553 . 2

vapor lamps elec. light 621 .3275Carbonari secret societies 366Carbonated waters hyg. 613.38Carbonates mineralogy 549 . 78

Carbonic

acid air pollution 614.722in asphyxiation 612^.2324in blood physiol. 612.1273in respira. " 6 12. 2 23 11

muscular produc. 612 . 7442arefrig. machinery 62 1 . 574toxicology 615.96

oxid air pollution 614.722 '

narcotic poisons 615.96Carboniferous age geol. 551.75

fossils 560Carbonous acid physiol. 612.234Carbons, arc light 621.3257Carborundum abrasivs 621.92Carboxyhemoglobin blood 612.11114Carburetted

air heating prac. chem. 542.44hydrogen air pollution 614.722

Carcano, Giulio Ital. fie. 853 . 77Card

catalog lib. admin.playing amusements

ethics

system literary meth.

Cardia anatomy

0253795

175-5

029 . r

611-333

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

C20 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Cardiac

contraction physiol. 612cranial nervs. sup. anat. 611

glands of stomach " 611irritability physiology 612muscle histology 611plexus anatomy 611

sympathetic nervs

inferior anatomy 611middle '

611superior "

611valv closure physiology 612valvs anatomy 611veins anatomy 611,

Cardiff giant humbugs 133

.

^Cardigan. Wales history 942

.

Cardinal veins anatomy 611

.

Cardinals ecclesias. polity 262

.

lives 922

.

Roman church 282

Cardiografy physiology 612.

Carducci, Giosue Ital. poet 851

.

Care of

accumulators elec. eng. 621animals animal hygiene 614body hygiene 613

school hygiene 371children dom. econ. 649eyes school hygiene 371led accumulators 62

1

person customs 391hygiene 6

1

3

toilet 646Steam apparatus 621

Carelius, Olof Swed. poet 839

,

Caria ancient history 939.Caribbean sea travels 917.

phys. geog. 551.

^Caribbee ilands history 972 .

Caribou zoolog}' 599

.

Caricature drawing 741Carillon music 789

.

^Carinthia, Austria, hist. 943.Carl^n, Emilie Swed. fie. 839

.

Carleton, Will Am. humor 817.Carlist wars Spain hist. 946.Carlovingian cycle legends 398.^Carlow, Ireland history 941

.

Carlson, F. F. Swed. misc. 839

.

Carlyle, T : Eng. essays 824 .

^Carmarthen, Wales hist. 942

.

Carmelites monks 271.

sisterhoods 271

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

.171

.83191

333172

.01863

83917

8391783915.83914

1713

1263

142

7

95

144

13

2

.1711

.84

35418

•94

4

73I

.72

355186

49

7

193

7141,

24

29

463

97

5

66

7365

45

072

88

7864

82

98

73

971

Superior

^Carnarvon, Wales hist. 942.92Carnations horticulture 716.2Cameades Gk philosofy 1S6.2

Carnegie institution 378.^2pension fund 371.17

^Camiola, Austria hist. 943 . 67Camivora mammals 599

.

7

Carnivorous plants botany 581 . 53Camot. Sadi- Fr. hist. 944.08Carol sacred music 783 .

6

Carolinas

For military history, see subdi-visions of Special campains andMilitary history under 975.3.973-52. 9:3.7 and 973.89

Caroline, burning U. S. hist. 973 . 57CO. Md. history 975.231

^ ilands

Fr. hist.

Ger. "

Carolingians

Carotid

arteries

gland

996 .6

944-01

943 -021

anatomy 611 133

611.47

612.495

6ii .83913611 .83912

611. 83914

611. 7177

611.7275

physiology

nerv, external anat.

internal

plexus, commonCarpal bones anatomy

joints

Carpathos ancient history 939 .

1

7

^ modemCarpenters lib. econ.

Carpentry bilding

stereotomy

Carpets designing

domestic econ.

library *'

manufacture

Carpocratian heresy

Carpometacarpal joints

Carposporeae algae

^ fungi

Carpus anatomyCarrer, L. Ital. poetryCarrera, V. " dramaCarriage

and car factories archit. 725 . 45houses architecture 728.94making mech. trades

Carriages, care of gunmotorordnance

Carrier pigeons dom. birds 636.6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

949 97

023 773

694515-82

745

645 I

022 .963

677

273161 T . 7276

589 4

589 21

611. 7177851.76

852.83

684

623.4813

629

623 43

RELATIV IXDEX 5*1

Carriers

cash mech. engin'g 621

in irrigation sanitary eng.628

law 347mechanical lib. econ. 022

'Carroll co. 111. history 977travels 9 1

7

Ind. history 977la. " 977Md. " 975Mo. " 977X.H. " 974O. " 977

Cars

bilding 600

disinfection cent. dis. 614

horse engineering 625

motor " 629

tram elec." 621

railroad engineering 625

^Cartagena, Spain history 946travels 914

Cartels law of war 341

^Carter CO. Mo. history 977Cartesianism philos. syst's. 144

Carthage anc. history 939,

Carthaginian architecture 722 ,

* language 492war Rom. hist. 93 7 .

Carthusian monks 271

.

Cartier, Jacques disc, of Am.973 .

Cartilage chem. compos. 612 .

histology 611.

Cartilages anat. 611.

larynx 611.

Cartografy maps, etc. 912

Cartoons 741

Cartridges mil. science 623Carvd decoration archit. 729Carving dining 642

.

sculpture 736

Caryophylleae botany 583

Caryophyllineae " 583

Casa, G. della Ital. poetry 851 .

Casein chemic tech. 668

in milk physiol. 612

.

secretion " 612

.

Casemate mounts ordnance 623 .

Casemates fortifications 623

Casements " 623

.

Cases, book lib. economy 022.

English syntax 425

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

8679

366

4

044

334

7334

294

746

277

8225

24

167

48

6

33432

7

67

3

889

73

3

6

04

71

18

75^2

0183

72

221

4553

5

6

152

15

38

66414

66434

4331

123

I

4

5

Superior

485.5

475-5

Cases. Greek syntax

Latin' other languages

law Amer. digests 345 5reports 345 4

English digests 346.5

reports

'Cashmere history

Casing steam boilers

turbins

'Caspian sea

'Cass CO. 111.

travels

history

travels

history

346.4

954.6

621.18454621. 16538

914.78

977 346

917.7346

977.286

977772977-412

977.842

851.65

583-32

Ind.

la.

Mich.

Mo.

Cassi. F. Ital. poetry

Cassia tree botanyCassinoid curv anal, geom.516.26

Cast iron bldg material 691 . 7

engin'g 620. 17structures arch. 721.91

Castanets musical instr. 789.4Caste ethics i77 5

Castelar, E. Sp. oratory 865.52Castelein, M. de Du. poetry 839.3123Castellazzo, L. Ital. fie. 853.81Castelvetro, L. " essays 854.41Casti, G. " satire 857.63Castiglione, B. " essays 854.33'Castile, New, history 946.4

Old "946.3

Castillejo, C. de Sp. poetry 861 .32

Casting foundries 671Castles architecture 728.81

Castor and Pollux mythol. 292

Castrametation mil. sci. 355-5Castration physiology 6 1 2 . 6 1 6

1

surgery

Castro y Belvis G. de

Casts

Casualties, protection frompublic helth

Casuarineae botanyCasuistry ethics

Catabaptists sects

Catacombs anti quities

cemeteries

symbols

^Catalan language

literature

Catalepsy

617.46

862.32

730

614

583

171

284

913

719

246

449

849132

8

9756

3

37

figures refer to the ubles at the end of this index

522 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION-

3

74

3

263

124

548

89

Catalog dep't lib. econ. 025 .

Catalogers " « 023

.

Cataloging " " 025.duplicates " » 025.

Catalogs

author 018book publishers* 015college 378dictionary 019library printing 02 s .

of special authors 012

countries 015subjects 016

pub. access to lib. econ. 024.star maps 524.stars [-2 2

subject 017trade^ book 015universal q i i

^Catalonia. Spain history 946

.

Catalysis chemistry 541

.

Catalytic analysis chem. 545 .

Cataphoresis electrotherapv 615.Cataracts eye diseases 617.

physical geog. 551

.

Catarrh diseases 6 1 6

.

epidemic "6i6.

Catarrhal affections of skin 616

.

Catch vocal music 784.

basins of sewers 628 .

Catechetic method educa. 371.Catechisms 238Catenary

curv physics 531

.

suspension elec eng. 621

.

Caterer domestic econ. 641

Caterpillars

agricultural pests 632economic zoology 591systematic ** enc

.

Cathari persecutions 372

.

sects 384.Catharine i Russian hist. 947.

Cathartics therapeutics 615^Cathay history 951

travels 915Cathedral

canons eccles. poHty 263schools education 377servisesy musical 783system eccles. pohty 262

.

Cathedrals architecture 726

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

7

39

36

84

74

48

205

203

52

I

255

35

83

33223

69

78

4

4

06

06

732

3

4

2

3

6

Catholic apostolic church 289 . 5

biog. Q2 2 .85

authors bibliog. 013.282church 282epistles Bible 227.9

Catholicism & protestantism 282Catholics biografy 922 2

Cato, Valerius Lat. satire 877 . 2

Cats, Jacob Dutch poetry 839.3131Cats domestic animals 636 .

8

zoology

diseases of medicinCatskill formation geol.

^Catskills. X. V. history

travels

•Cattaraugus CO. X. Y. hist. 974.794Cattle 636.2

diseases, cont. hygiene 614.91veterinary med. 619.2

markets architect. 725.27Catullus Lat. lyric poetry 874.2

599-7619.8

551-74

974.738

917-4738

history

anatomy

H

947-9

324

611 .8216

611. 1363

61 I . 8132I

611.38

122

122

122

973 311

614.41

124

973 711

973521973.621

973 891

^Caucasia

Caucuses

Cauda equina

Caudal artery

CaudatumCauls

Causahty philosofy

Causation

Cause and effect "

Causes

Amer. revolution

contagious diseases

final philosofy

U. S. civil warwar of 181

2

with Mexico

Spain

Caustic potassa therap. 615 . 775Cavalca, D. Ital. essays 854.11Cavalcanti, G. " poetry 851 . 14Cavallotti. F. " drama 852.85Cavalry military science 357

U. S. civ. war 973 .7417Cavan. Ireland history 941.69Cavatina music 784.2Cave men prehis. archeol. 571.12

temples Ind. archi. 722.4Cavernous plexus anat. 611. 83913Caves geology 55 1.44

natural dwellings 571.81Cavour Ital. history 945.09^Cawnpore, India " 954-2^Cayenne iland " gSS

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 523

^Cayuga co. X. Y. history 974.768indians 970 .3

Cecal digestion physiol. 612.363

Cecchi, G. M. Ital. drama 852 .43

^Cecil CO. Md. history 975.238Cecum anatomy 611 .347

Cedar chests, etc. 648.7* CO. la. history 977.766' Mo " 977.874

ck. Va. U.S.civ.war 973.7377mt, Va. " " " 973 7328

* Rapids, la, history 977 . 7621

run, Va. U.S.civ.war 973-7328Ceiling lights dom. econ. 644.326Ceilings

architecture 721.7

carvd arch, decoration 729.58mosaic "

"729.71

painted "" 729.48

vaulted architecttire 721 .4

Celastrales botany 583 . 27

Celastrineae "583.271

^Celebes history 991-3Celebrations

invention of printing 655 . I3

military 355.16student life 371.89U. S. history civil war 973 . 76

Mex. " 973 .626

revolution 973.36Span, war 973 .896

war of 1812 973 . 526

Celery agriculture 63 5

Celestial dynamics 521 . i

sphere 532.71

Celestina Spanish fict. 863.23Celiac axis anat. 611.1364Celibacy ethics 176.2

hygiene 613.89of clergy 254

Celiotomy surgery 617.55Cell

houses prison architec. 725.63ilets, interalveolar anat. 611 .377masses, intertubular ** 611.377structure histology 611.0181

Cellar domestic economy 645.69Cells

biology 576.3connectiv histology 611 .01821

histology anatomy 6ii.oi8ibotany 581 .8

zoology 591.8

Cells

physiologic botany 581physiology 612

voltaic engineering 621

see also qualifying wordCellular

confinement prisons 365punishmts 343

nerv substance histol. 611

tissue, botany 581

histology 611

physiology 612

Cellulitis diseases 616

Celluloid dom. econ. 646

manufactures 679Cellulose botany 581

physiology 612

Celsius, Anders Swed.misc. 839Olof " "839

Celtic antiquities 913druids religion 299languages 491

Celts ancient history 936French " 944stone archeol. 571

Cementsbilding materials 691

engineering " 620

manufacture ' 666

mineral econ. geol. 553prac. chem. 542

,

steam engineering 62

1

Cementum, diseases of 617Cemeteries

earth burial 393 .

effect on helth 614landscape gardening 719public helth 614

.

Cemetery chapels architec 726.

Censers sacred vessels 247

.

Censorship of

press journalism 070.

pol. sci. 323state control 351 •

Censuses statistics 310Centenarians physiology 6 1

2

Centennial

celebrations see subject

exhibition U. S. 606" hist. 973

'Center co. Pa. history 974of gravity physics 531

Cent-gram-second system 530Centipedes zoology 595

r

014

35

3

01882

8

0181

388

77

8

396113

7835

.7846

.36

.16

6

.01

•25

•5

.136

•9

.68

.26

•1857

.62

. I

^5

61

8

9

13

751

68

82

853

24

8

6

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

524 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Centlivre, Mrs Eng. drama 822 .

Cento novelle anticheCentral

» Africa history

travel* North history

travels^ America history

travel* Asia history

travels

fissure anatomynervous system physiol, 612Park, New York 71

1

plan rural schools 379.reading room lib. bidg 022 .

stations elec. engin'g 621steam

switchboard telefones

Centralization

853-

967

916.

966

916

972

917

958

915611.

53

II

6

8

28

8

81312

82

621

621.

175

51

312

19

3854

administrativ Eng.

France

Ger.

354.

354-

354-lib, econ. 021

political science 320.school supervision 379

Centre of gravity physics 531

.

Centrifugal blowers ' eng. 621.force physics 531

.

pumps eng. 621.Centripetal force physics 531

.

Centrolepidcce botany 584

.

Centrosome histology 611.

physiology 612.Centrum ovale maj. anat. 611

.

semiovale " 611.Cephalic part of symp. syst. 611.

veins anatomy 611.

Cephalization zoology 591Cephalopoda "

^g^Ceramics bldg materials 691

.

eng. " 620

.

fine arts 738manufacture 666

.

Ceratophylleae botany 583'.

Cereals adulterations

agriculture

botany

food values

physiology

trade in

4201

4401

4301

63

01

I

15

24

63

35

67

3582

01882

01426

8137

81378391

145^^65

4

5

4

14

Cerebellar

lobes anatomy

614

.

^33

584.

641

.

612

.

33^-

3

987

312

9

13

39273I

611.

Topics in black face type arc subdivided

81711 I

Superior

Cerebellar

peduncles, superior 611.8164physiology 612.8267

Cerebellum anatomy 6ii . 8171physiology 6 12. 82 7

Cerebral

arteries, anterior & mid. 611 . 1^^^^posterior 611. 1349

circulation physiol. 612.824in sleep " 612.82174

convolutions - 612.825cortex anatomy 611.8131ganglions physiology 612 . 826peduncles anatomy

physiologypoisons therapeuticsveins anatomy

Cerebration, unconscious

Cerebria diseases

Cerebro-cardiac poisons

Cerebrospinal

axis anatomycirculation, diseases offever diseases

fluid physiology

meninges diseases ofmeningitis

poisons therapeutics

Cerebrospinalis, fasciculus

Cerebrum

action on bloodvessels

hart

respiration

anatomy

physiology

Ceremonies customsrelig. ritual 264

Cerium

group inorganic chem. 546.6inorganic chemistry 546 . 62oxalate of therapeutics 615 . 735

Cerro GordoCO. la. hist.

U. S. war with Mex.Certainty knowledge

of med. therap.

Certification of teachers

Ceruminous glands anat.

physi. 612.7929Cervantes Saavedra. M.de

Spanish fiction 863.32Cervera's squadron

U. S. war with Spain 973.895figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

61 I. 8154612.8263

615.96611 . 14511

^53

616.83

6x5-99

611. 811

616.81

616 .925612 .8241

616.82

616.82

615.98

611 . 8252

612 . 1811

612 . 17846x2 .281

611. 81

612.82

394 4

977.725

973-6237

121

615-51

37113611.777

RELATIV INDEX 525

Cervical

cord anatomy 6 1

1

ganglion, inferior anat. 611

superior " 611

ganglions, symp. physiol. 612

glands anatomy 61

1

nervs

plexus

vertebrae

Cervix "

dilation obstet. op.

diseases of womenCesari. A. Italian essays

Cession to U. S. of

Alaska U. S. hist.

California

Florida

Louisiana "

Philippines

Span. hist.

Porto Rico

611

6n611

611

618

618

854

973

973

973

973

973

946

946

973

973614

U. S. hist.

Western ter."

Cesspools air pollution

parasitic diseases 616

595

599

954

915recipes 641

utensils 643

botany

Cestoda

Cestoids wormsCetacea zoology

^Ceylon history

travel

Chafing dish

Chailletiacece

Chain blocks

gearing

Chains engineering

Chairs domestic econ.

lib. econ.

school furniture

Chalcografy

Chaldcea

Chaldean

engraving

ancient history

architecture

philosofy

religion

language

architecture

sacred vessels

lithology

economic geol.

^Chaldee

Chalets

Chalises

Chalk

beds

Challenger exped. 1873-76

Challenges duels

Chalukyan architecture

Chalybeate waters geol.

Chamber, gun ordnance

music

583

621

62 I

620

645022

371

762

935722

181

299

492

728

247

552

553

508

394722

553

623

785

.8212

.83916

.83911

.891

-4637

833

8333.7111

.666

.84

14

.67

.81

.621

54

.46

,891

.08

.08

891

,318

764

.964

I

5

8

48

585

335

255

863

83511286

41

911

631

5

6

22

2

7

8

54

68

3

8

4

73

4237

7

Chamberland filter chem. 542Chambermaids dom. econ. 647Chambers of com. reports 381

598

833

944663

977

977

790

175-

371-

973-

Chameleon zoology

Chamisso A. von Ger. fie.

'Champagne, Fr. history

Champagne chem. tech.

'Champaign co. 111. hist.

' O. hist.

Championshipgames amusements

ethics

school hygiene

Champlain

S : de discov. of Amer.*Champlain, lake history 974

travels 917battle Amer. revol. 973

war of 1 8 1

2

Chance

games of amusementsethics

natural theology

probabilities

vs cause metaphysics

Chancellors lives

Chancellorsville. Va. battle

Chancels ecclesiology

Chancery, court of

law

973

795

175

214

519

67

25

1

1

68

32

366

1465

7

75

18

754

4754

352

5256

122

923

973246

347

347reports Am. law 345

Eng. " 346Chances mathematics 519Chandeliers design 749

dom. econ. 644

lib. bildings 022

Change of air hygiene 613

seasons 525Changers, frequency eng. 621

Changes of blood,respiration 612

Channel beams engin. 620' ilands history 942

Channels, hydrografy of 526

open hydraulics 532

Channing, W: E. Am. essays 814Chanson degeste Fr. poet. 841

Roland " " 841

Chant, Gregorian ecclesiol. 246

Chants sacred music 783

Chapbooks 398Chapelain. j: Fr. poetry 841

Chapels architecture 726

cemetery " 726Chapin, E. H. Am. oratory 815

4

7346I

998

4

4

326

,766

12

53

3135s23

, 11282

34

99

54

23

1

1

1

1

8

5

5

44

4

8

35

Topics ia black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

(^26 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Chaplains ministry 262 . i

army U.S.civ.war 973 . 778Chaps skin disorders 616.58Chapter-and-verse div. Bible22o. i

Chapultepec, battle 973 6239Characese botany 588.4Character ethics 170

formation of 374lib. qualifica'ns 023.52of reading 028.9

Characteristics, mental 136Charades 793Charbon public helth 614.561Charcoal

and chemicals in sewers 628.237animal chem. tech. 668 . 7

burning air pollution 614.735chemic technology 662 . 7

drawing 741fuel domestic econ. 644 . 2

1

^Charente, France hist. 944.65' Inferieure,Fr. " 944.64Charging systems libraries 025.6Charismata theology 231.7Charitable associations 361

institutions 361Charities Amer. civ. war 973 . 777

and corrections 360Chariton CO. Mo. history 977.825Charity ethics 1 7 7 • 7

political econ. 361

public admin. 3 5 1 . 84schools 377-7sisters of 271.91

Charlatanry quackery 133 • 7

Charlemagne

age of European hist. 940.

3

French " 944.01German ** 943.01

legends 398.2Charles i English hist. 942 .062

2" "

942.066

4 French " 944.024

5" "

944.0256

" "944.026

7" " 944026

8 " "944 02

7

9" "

944 02910 ** " 944.0622 German " 943 . 02

1

3" "

943 021

4" "

943 026

5- "

943-031Netherl. " 949.202

Charles 5 Spanish hist.

6 German

7

I

2

3

4

14

Spanish

Swedish

'Charles CO. Md.

946

943

943

946

946

946,

946.

948.

975-

917-

history

travels

Charleston. S. C.

campain U. S. civ.war 973harbor, 1861 " " « q^^

" 1864 " « « 973I history

gy^naval hist. U. S. civ.war 973siege Amer. revol. 973travels gj-

'Charleston W. Va. hist. 975'Charlevoix co. Mich. "

977Charms occultism 133Charters lib. government 023

of cities 352Chartier, A. Fr. poetry 841

,

Chartism Eng. const, hist. 342.Chartists " polit. party 329

.

Chartografy maps, etc. 912Charts

geografy

history

library administration

maps

astronomy

.04

.052

054.04

053057

058

07

247

5247

7351

•7311

•7364

7753

57438.486

•4

. I

.21

42

942

of comets

moonplanets "

stars •

statistics

sun astronomyspecial topic see subject

912

90a

025

912

523

523

523-

523-

311

523-

176

69

39

49

89

79

Chase huntingChasing sculpture

Chassis gun mountsChastelain, G: Fr. fiction

Chastity ethics

Chateaubriand, F. At R.vicomte de Fr. fiction

Chateaux architecture

Chatham, earl of Eng. orat. S25Chatrian, A. Fr. fiction 843Chattanooga- Ringgold cam-

pain U. S. civ. war 973Chattels law 347Chatterton, T : Eng. poetry 82

1

Chaucer, G. •* « 821

799

736

623

843

176.

843-

728.

•4352

.24

I

65

82

.61

•85

7359

3

63

17

Topics inlblack face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

RELATIV INDEX 527

Chaulieu, G. A. de Fr. poetry841 .47

Chautauqua self-educat. 374 91 CO. \. Y. hist. 974.795^Cheat valley W. Va. " 975.481Cheating ethics 174

student life 371.81

'Cheboygan co. Mich hist. 977 . 487Checkers 794Checks banks 332.1

commerc. law 347.7gun mounts 623 .4351

Cheeks anatomy 6 11. 318

Cheerfulness ethics 1 79 9

Cheers, college 3 7 1 , 89

Cheese adulterations 614.327dairy 63 7

physiology 612.39285Cheiro- see Chiro-

Chelonia reptils 598.13

Chemicaffinity 541 .39agents, etfects of diseases 616. 987analysis 543apparatus 542 .

2

disinfectants cent. dis. 614.484effects of muse, contrac. 612.7442electricity engineering 621 35elements chem. tech. 661 . i

equations 54i -9

fire extinguishers 614 . 845industries 660jurisprudence law 340.6laboratories 542 . i

architecture 727.

5

manipulation 542

.

2

nomenclature 54^ -9

phenomena, physiologic

nervous influ. on 612.8228of sleep 612.82175

physics 541 3physiology 591 . i

stimulation of nerv cells 612.8222

nervs 612.814technology 660treatment of wastes 628. 544works air pollution 614 . 72

Chemicals manufacture 661

in sewers 628.237

Chemigraf printing 655 .32Chemistry 540

agricultural 63

1

analytic 543and natural religion 2 1

5

physics 541.3

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Chemistry

applied to the arts

economic zoology

industrial chem. tech.

inorganic

legal law

medical materia med.of bile physiology

cells

muscle

poisons chem. anal.

toxicology

organic

physiologic physiology

zoology

study of disease

Chemists biografy

Chemotaxis mesology

Chemotropism

'Chemung co. X. Y. hist.

formation geol. 551.74^Chenango co. N, Y. hist. 974 . 773Ch^nier, A. M. de Fr. poet. 841.56

M.J.de -* drama842.66

Chenopodiaceae botany 5 S3 . 9 1

4

Cheques commerc. law 347 . 7

'Cher, France history 944 55Cherbourg, Fr. U.S.civ.war 973 . 754Cherbuliez, V; Fr. fiction 843 . 87

'Cherokee co. la. history 977.717Cherry Valley massacre 973 .3345Cherub, ship war of 1812 973.5255

660

591.64660

546340.6

615

612 3571612.0141612 744

543-5

615 9

547612 015

591 19

616 .076

9254612 .014467

612 .014467

974-778

Chesapeake, ship

'Cheshire, England' CO. N. H.

Chess

hist.

973-5253

942.71

974-29

794

175-4022 . 662

611 94616.2

61754

amusementsethics

room lib. bildings

Chest anatomydiseases

surgery

'Chester co. Pa. history 974 . 813plays Eng. drama 822 . 1

1

Chesterfield ** letters 826 . 52

Chiabrera, G. Ital. poetry 851 .51

'Chiapas, Mexico history 972.7Chiasma opticum anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 44'Chicago history 977-31

travels 917 - 731

Chichimecciviliz. Mex. hist. 972.012

Chickamauga, Ga. campain 973 .7355'Chickasaw CO. la. hist. 9777315

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

^2S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Chicken farming 636.

5

pox diseases 616.914pub. helth 614.525

Chief justises biografy 923 4Hbrarian lib. econ. 023.4

'Chihuahua Mexico hist 072.1

travel 917.21Chilblains skin disorders6i6

. 58Child labor poHt. econ. ;^t, i

.

3

Childbirth obstetrics 618.2Childhood 136 79Children

abnormal child study 136 76education 371 g

asylums for architecture 725 .57sociology 362.7

care of 649.1clothing for dom. econ. 646 .^6cookery « - •* 641.562cruelty to ethics 179.

2

delineation of 136 175

diseases of 618.9duties of ethics 173 .6

education of 3^2games of nursery 649.55

outdoor 796habits of dom. econ. 649 . 6

hedgearfor - « 646.56hospitals for ^52 7

manners of " " 649 6

moral care for 377of American revolution 369.137

Children's

crusade European hist. 940.4point of view child study 136 74room Hb. bildings 022.58

Childstudy 136 7Chile administration 354 83

botany 5^1-983finance 336.83geology 558.3history 983maps 912.83schools, public 379.83statistics 31^ 3travels 918.3treaties 341.283other top. see table i

controversy U. S. hist. 973 . 86

Chiliasm millennium 236.3'Chillicothe, O. history 977.1821Chills and fever diseases 616.936

pub. helth 614.53Chimes of bells music 789 , 5

Chimneymoney taxation

pieces architect.

sweeping dom. econ.

Chimneysheating

high sanitary eng.

masonrysewer ventilation

steam engineering

China administration

botany

finance

geology

history, ancient

modernmapsschools, public

statistics

travels

treaties

other top. see table i

336.22

72995644.2

697.8

628. 522

693

628.236

621 1838

354 51

581.951

336 51

555 I

931

951

912.51

379 51

315 I

915 I

341.251

ware dom. econ.

fine art

useful arts

Chinese

architecture

art

discovery of Americaexclusion act U. S. hist.

immigration

642.7

738

666.5

722 . r

709-51

97312973-86

325 251labor polit. economy 331.6language

literature

philosofy

religion

servants

495

895i8r

299

647

427

939

949

914

I

5

24

13

93

993

5237

491

544

dom. econ.

Chinook language

'Chios ancient history* modem

travels

Chippewa, battle war 1812 973^

CO. Mich. hist. 977' Wis. "

977Chirognomy palmistry 133.6Chirografy penmanship 652Chiromancy palmistry 1336Chiropody surgery 617.58Chiroptera mammals 599.

4

Chirosofy palmistry 133 6

Chitarra, C. dalla It. satire 857 . 12

Chitin physiology 612.396172Chittenden CO. Vt. hist. 974.31

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 529

Chivalry, age of Europ.hist. 940customs 394

Chlaenaceas botany 5 83

Chloral hydrate poisons 615

hygiene 613

hypnotics 615

temperance 178

Chloranthaceae botany 583Chlorids as disinfectants 614

Chlorin

compounds air poUut. 614

mineralogy 549inorganic chemistry 546salts in urin physiol. 6 1

2

Chloroform anesthetics 615

poisons 615

Chlorophyll botany 581

Chlorophyllaceas botany 5 89

Chlorosis diseases 616

Choate, Rufus Am. oratory 815Chocolate adulterations 614

beverages 641

manufactures663 .

Choctaw language 497literature 897

Choice

freedom of ment. facul, 159metaphysics 123

of editions 028

vocation

Choir music 783Choke coils elec. eng. 621

Cholagogs therapeutics 615Choledic duct anatomy 6 1

1

Cholemia physiology 612

Cholera

diseases 616infantum pub. helth 614protectiv inoculation 614public helth 614

Cholesterin blood constit'nt 612

nutrition 612

Chondrocostal joints 611.

Chondrostei 597Chondrostemal joints 611

Choral servis sacred music 783Chorale * "

783Chord process geodesy 526Chorda tympani anatomy 611

and saliv. 612

and taste 612,

Chorea diseases 616Choriambics Gr. prosody 486.

Chorion embryology 611.

•4

•7

.168

.967

83.782

.8

.926

.487

.726

-4

•13

.46161

.781

.966

.8

.8

1532•347

.87

9

,8

,3146

742

367

35765

93

515

475

514

123

39781

723

4

723

24

6

43

83175

81977

877

851->

01384

Choroid anatomy 611 .8423

eye diseases 617.72physiology 612. 842 5

plexus anatomy 611 .8192

physiology 612.8241Chorus college songs 784.6

sacred music 783 .

8

vocal " 784,86Chrestiende Troyes Fr.poet.841 . 14

^Chrestomathy Eng. lang. 428.7

Christ doctrinal theol. 232life of 232 .9

Christening baptism 265.1

customs 392 .

1

Christian

apologetics 239architecture, eccles, 726

medieval 723art 246associations 267Brothers monks 271.78church 260-289commission U.S. civ. war 973.7781

^ CO. 111. history 977.381> Mo. " 977.879

doctrins 230education 377ethics 171 .

1

fathers relig. hist. 270works of 281.

1

iconografy relig. art 246

sculpture 732institutions 260life personal religion 248names 929.4philosofy patristic 1 89 .

2

science church 289.9healing law 614.24

theology 230.99therap. 615.851

sects 280socialism 335.7Sunday 263 .3

union 280

unions, young men's 267.233^Christiania, Norway hist. 948 . 2

trav. 914.82Christianity

and science apologetics 239.8evidences 239history 270-289primitiv 270. i

Christians biografy 922^Christiansand, Nor. hist. 94S.:i

Topics in black face type are subliWdei. Superior figures refer to the tables at the eal of this iadex

530 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Christine de Pisan Fr. fie. 843 .

Christmas

customs 3P4festival music 783 .

school holiday 3^1.

Christology doctrin. theol. 232Chromates mineralogy 549

.

Chromatic

aberration optics 535

.

scale theory of music 781Chromatics optics '

535.Chromatografy 752Chromatolysis physiol. 612

.

Chromatophores " 612.Chromium econom. geol. 553 .

inorg. chem. 546.

group *

546.ChromoHthografy 764Chromometry colorimetry 545.Chromophotografy 7 70Chromosome bodies phys. 612.

Chromosphere sun 523.Chromoxylografy 761Chronic diseases pathol. 616Chronicles Bible 222 .

history see special subj

.

Chronofotografy physiol. 612.Chronograf astronomy 522

.

instruments 529.

manufacture 681

Chronograms ^29.Chronologies history 902Chronology astronomy 529

biblical Bible 220.Chronometer

astron. instruments 522 .

longitude determina. 525

.

manufacture 68 r

Chrysanthemums horti. 716.Chrysippus stoic philoso. 1 88 .

Chrysolitic rocks 552 .

Church 260-and clergy law 348

education 377state eccl. polity 261.

ethics 172.

polit. science 322Apostolic 281

.

architecture 726attendance 264authority 262bells manufactures 673

music 789.benefises cleric support 254

Topics in black face type are subdivided

21 Church

biografy

calendar. Anglican28 Christian

365 decoration sacred orn.

disciplin eccles. polity

74 entertainments

fathers

4 fellowship

festivals worship

6 furniture

government

01424 history

796

46

76

75

8

01424

75

761

52

78

94

47

3

48

289

8

7

3

8

5

922

264 .031

260-289

247262 .9

259281.1

265.2

264

247262

270-289membership ordinances 265.2music

needlework

of England

RomeScotland

polity

primitiv

property

monastic foundations

polit. science

taxation

rates cleric supportreligious history

sacraments

schools

sects

servises pub, worship^ Slavonic language

sociology

imity

vestments

workyards cemeteries

Churches

and American revolution 973 .315U. S. civil war 973 .715

architecture 726.

5

burials in pub. helth 614.613hygiene 613.55lib. propagandism 021.76national vs organic unity 261.8

783

247

283

282

285.2

262

270. 1

271

322

336.29254

270-289

265

377280

264

491 .81

322

280

247 -7

260

719

Superior

various christian

Churchill, C: Eng. satire

Churubusco. battle

Chutes domestic econ.

Chyle bloodmaking

digestion

Chyliferous vessels physi. 612.33273Chyluria " 612.46662Gibber, Colley Eng. dram. 822 . 54

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

280

827.61

973-6238643.6612 . 1 19

612.3327

RELATIV INDEX 531

Cicada agriculture 632

econ. zoology 591Cicatrization

of bone physiology 612

liver " 612

nerv centers " 612

nervs ** 612

physiology 612

Cicero complete works 875Greek philosofy 1 86

letters 876,

life 928,

orations 875,

philosofic works 875.

rhetorical works 875

.

Cid. Poema de mio 861

.

Romancero del 861

.

Cider chem. technology 663 .

Cienfuegos, N.A. de, 861

.

Cifer writing 6^2Cigar making 679

see also TobaccoCilia

anatomy of eye 611.

histology 611.

physiology of eye 612.vibratil physiology 612.

Ciliary

body anatomy 611.

eye diseases 617.

physiology 612.

ganglion anatomy 611.glands " 611.

muscle " 611.

processes " 6ii.

Ciliata zoology 593

.

Cilicia ancient history 939.* modem ** 956.

travel 915,Cinchonia materia medi

.

615.

Cincinnati

* city O. history 977.travels 917.

society of 369.daughters of 369.

Cinematics mechanics 531

.

Cinerary urns customs 393.Cinerea anatomy 611.

Cipher writing 652'Circassia history 947

.

Circle Ger. local gov. 352

.

of Willis anat. 611

.

sailing, great 527.

.69

753359,82256

81853

603

I

3

I

752

4

3

12

27

I

48

8475

01818

847

72

8425

72

842

89152

775

8425

8425

17

35

4

64

336

178

7178

131

132

X

2

822

Topics in black face type are subdivided

9

0433

1349

5

Superior

Circles perspectiv 5^565plane geometry 513.21prehist. archeol. 571.9:;

Circuit breakers elec eng. 621.31736court reports, U. S. 345.41

Circular arches architec. 721.41domes "

721.46functions trigo. 514. i

section of sewers 628.223

Circulars, lib. propagandism 021 . 72

Circulating

lib. econ.dept hours

libraries

Circulation

and blood physiology

arterial

artificial **

capillary **

cerebral "

in sleep **

cerebro-spinal diseases

effect of

glands on physiol. 612.402

024.36

027-3

612.

1

612.133

612.1725

612.135

612.824612 .82174

616.81

on glands

respiration onspecial organs on

embryonic

hepatic

hydraulic princip. of '

in animals zoology

lungs

muscles

plants

spleen

intestinal

lymphatic

moneyoceanic

612.401

612 .213

612 . 19

612 . 179

612.3515612.13

591. II

physiology 612 .2158

612.74161botany 581 .11

physiology 612 .412

612.33556x2.423

332ocean currents 551.47

ocular physiology 612 . 8426of blood history 612 . 109prenatal physiol. 612 . 179pressure in physiology 612 . 14renal

retinal

uterin

venous

Circulators

Circulatory

organs

elec. eng.

612.4634

612.84313612 .6271

612.134

621.3525

comp. anat.

descr. "

system anatomydiseases of

drugs acting on 615 . 71

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

591-41

591-71

611. 1

616.

1

532 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

z

41

776

I

46

1341

13782

137842

4

89

94

22

I

577

3526

72

7

134

132

13

Circulator}'

system physiology 612

.

surgery 617.Circumanal glands anat. 611

.

Circumcision customs 392

.

surgery 617.

Circumflex

axillary arteries anat. 61 r

.

iliac artery, deep " 611.

extern. " 611

.

Circumnavigations 910.Circumpolar stars maps 523.Circumstantial evid. law 347.

Circumvallation mil. eng. 623 .

Circuses amusements 791ethics 175.feeding 641

.

Cirripedia zoology 595

.

Cissoid curvs anal. geom. 516.Cistercian monks 271

.

Cisterns rural water sup. 628

.

Cistinece botany 583.Citadel mil. engineering 623 .

Cites ouvri^res architec. 728.

Cities

administration 352ancient description 913.beautification 710buried description 913

.

free German gov. 354.growth of 352.helth of 614.

' plans of 912scavenging of 628water and sewerage wks 628

Citizens, duties of ethics 172 .

Citizenship

constitutional amendmentU. S. history 973 .

law 347suffrage 324

Citrates diuretics 615.City

governments adminis 352halls architecture 725.homes of poor "

728

.

hotels "728.

houses "728

life

mortality pub. helth 614.property local gov. 352

.

transit sociology 388vs country colleges 378. 153

Topici in black face type are subdivided. Superior

3

4309001

145

4

09

I

81

I

761

13

II

51

3

145

I

Civil

authority local gov.

engineering

government polit. sci.

and the church

352620

320

322

law

liberty

lists

pensions

ethics 172 .3

relig. 261.7

349polit. science 323

351administra. 351

procedure law 347rights constitutional law 342

legal capacity 347 i

act U. S. hist. 973.82servis administration 351

library econ. 023 .2

municipal gov. 352 .005officials, lives 923

.

5

reform admin. 351 .6

1871 U.S.hist.973.82

973 84

347 9369 17

369 15

172.4

326

973 7

177.

1

1883

trials

war ass'ns, confederate

Unionethics

slavery

U. S. history

Civility ethics

Civilization and the church 261 .6

history 901philosofy of 901

primitiv 571^Clackmannan, Scot. hist. 941 .35Claims against governments 336

U. S. court of hist. 347 . 99reports345-4i

Clairvoyance 134Clambakes dom. econ. 642 .45Clamps practical chemClams zoology

Clans genealogy

political science

Scottish history

^Clare co. Ireland

Mich.

Clarinet wind instru.

^Clarion co. Pa. history

history

travels

history

542.24

594.1

929.2

321.2

941

history 941 .93

977-471

^Clark CO. 111.

788.6

974.869

977371917.7371

977.218

977-834

977.149

977-528

fl«ures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Ind.

Mo.O.

Wis.

RELATIV INDEX533

^Clarke co. la. history 977Clarke's colum anatomy 611

Clark's exped. Am. revol. 973'Clarksburg, W. Va. hist. 975Class

days student customs 371feeling ethics 177meetings pub. worship 264

re-unions colleges 378student cus. 371

room lib. bildings 022

system suffrage 324Classed catalogs bibliog. 017

lib. adm. 025Classes

school organization 371.social, courses for difEerent375 .

Classic

antiquities 913 •

biografy 920.education 375

.

geografy 912.literature^ Greek 880

Latin 870mythology 292

^ philology Greek lang. 480* Latin 470

schools, private educ, 373public "

379Classics Greek literature 880

Latin « 870Classification

chemistry 541hbrary 025.of animals zoology 590

.

books lib. econ. 025.diseases medicin 616.

knowledge methodol. 112

languages philology 401plants botany 5 So.

primary cells el. eng. 621.

sciences nat. sci. 501philosofy 112

Claustrum anatomy 6 1

1

Clavichord mus. instru. 786Clavicle anatomy 611Clay, Henry Am. oratory 815Clay chemic technology 666* CO. 111. history 977

travels 9 1

7

Ind. history 977la- " 977,Mo. " 977.W. Va. " 975.

.7856

.8223

•3348

458

.896

58

89

653

25

007

38

03

88

3

9

4

I

4

01

I

35S^

81323, I

7172

25

4

3795

73795244

715

816

467

Clay modeling elem. educ. 372.53

552.52

553-61

977-73'^

973 64

023.796

petrografy

Clays economic geol.

^Clayton co. la. history

Clayton-Bulwer treaty

Cleaners

library servis

vacuum dom. economy 648.52engin'g ^'^21.55

Cleaning chem. tech.

dom. econ."

dry domestic econ.

laundry

pneumatic

Cleanliness, see Clenliness

Cleanthes stoic philos.

667.1

648

646.6

648.1

621.549

88.2

189.2

229 .9

613 4613.483

^Clearfield co. Pa. history 974.861Clearing house banking 332

for lib. dupli. 025 . 267Cleavage crystallografy 548.3

geology 551 84

Clemency ethics 179-9Clemens, S:L. Am. humor 817.44Clement philosofy

Clementines apocrvpha

Clenliness

of body hygiene

clothing

markets dom. econ. 641 .4

Cleopatra's needle monu. 718Clepsydra chronology 529.78Cleptomania derangem'ts 132 .6

Clerc, Jean de Dutch misc. 839.381Clergy

and Amer. revolution 973-315U. S. civil war 973 . 715

benefit of legal antiqui. 340.3canon law 348celibacy ethics 176.2

pastoral theol. 254ethics

holy orders

library propagandismlives of

pastoral workCleric support

tithes

Clerical servis lib. econ.

Clerks lib. econ.

occupation hygiene 613^Clermont co. O. history 977Cleveland, G. ist presidencv973

2^^ "

973

174-1

262.

1

021. 76

922

250

254

023

02?

31

76

763

65

85

87Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures reier to the tables at the end of this index

534 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^Cleveland. O. history 977travels 9 1

7

Cliff dwellings archeol. 571Climacterics physiology 612

vital statis. 614Climate

effects of diseases 616

mental 136

therapeutics 615hygiene 613influence on man 573meteorology 551relation to ration physiol. 612

seasons 525Climatology contag. dis. 614

phys. geog. 551Climbers birds 598,

CHmbing plants habits 581

.

Clinics medical educa. 610,

'Clinton city la. history 977 ,

* CO. 111. " 977.

travels 917 .

Ind. history 977

,

la. " 977.Mich. " 977.Mo. " 977.N.Y. « 974.

Pa. - 974.Fort Am. revol. 973-

Clinton's advance " " 973.Clippings Hb. adminis. 025.

lit. methods 029

,

Clitoris anatomy 611.

Cloakmaking dom. econ. 646.

trade 687Clock, sidereal 522 .

Clockmaking 681

Clocks chronology 529

.

dom. economy 645 .

lib. *• 022.

Cloisterd nuns 271.

Cloquet's canal anat. 611.

Close communion baptists 286

sacrament 265

.

vs broad classification 025 .

Closed circuit cells (-ng. 621

.

Closet, earth sani. eng. 628.

water air pollution 614.

san. engin'g 628.

Closing of libraries lib, econ. 024

.

Cloth manufactures 677Clothes dom. economy 646Clothesmaking trade 6S7

Clotheswringers dom. econ.648.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

I

71

84

66

13

.988

. 2

.834

. II

45639555

42

56-7

-5

•7

.7671

3S773S7255.767

424

8155

754

854

3335

3335

175

675

45

51

78

5

923

96

8447

3

4

3536

43

764

6

4

Clothing

adapted to season 646 . 09care of children 649 . 4disinfection, contag. dis. 614 . 48domestic economy 646for frigid zones dom. ec. 646 . 09

1

646.092

613.48

612.5211

613.484

551-57

617-39architecture 728.4

027.2

642.54

647-94020.62

374 2

367

Superior

tropics

hygiene

of laboring classes

physiology of

support from hips

Clouds meteorology

Club foot surgery

houses

libraries

table system

Clubs

domestic economylibrary

literary education

social

workingmen's architec. 725.93Clusters and nebulas stars 523 . 85Clutches mech. engin'g 62 1 . 82 5

Cnidaria zoology 593.

5

Coach bldg carriage mak'g 684

Coaching amusements 798

business

Coachman dom. econ.

Coagulation

of blood leucocytes

physiology

Coal

economic geology 553 .

2

fuel chemic technology 662 .6

domestic economy 644.22metallurgy 669 .

8

gas domestic lights 644.313

heating 697 .6

illuminating gas 665 . 7

heating prac. chem. 542 .42

mineralogy 549-8

mining 622.33

oil chemic tech. 665.

4

domestic lights 644.312

economic geology 553-28mineralogy 540 • 8

tar colors chem. tech. 667 .

2

products "** 668.7

therapeutics 615.75trade 338.

2

washing ore dressing 622 . 78

figures refer to the tables at the end of this iadez

656

647-3

612 . 1 125

612. 115

RELATIV INDEX 535

Coalescence

fetuses deformities 617

.

embryology 611.

incomplete deformities 617.

of parts "617.

Coast

aitillery gunnery 623.

mil. engin'g 623

.

changes erosion 551

.

defence military eng. 623

.

mounts ordnance 623.

pilot 656

survey, U. S. geodesy 526

tides 525.

Coasting sports . 796

Coasts, hydrografy of 526

.

Coatroom lib. bildings 022.

attendants, lib. 023 .

Coats, indoor dom. econ. 646.

of arms heraldry 929

.

outdoor dom. econ. 646.

Cobalt inorg. chem. 546.

ores econom. geol. 553 .

Coca hygiene 613

.

Cocaine anesthetics 615.

Coccygeal

joints anatomy 611.

gland **

611.

muscles ** 611

.

nervs ** 611.

Coccyx "611.

^Cochin China, Fr. history 959.Cochineal dyeing 667.

Cochlea anatomy 611.

physiology 612

.

Cochlear nerv anat. 611.

nucleus * 611.

path " 611.

Cock fighting 791

ethics 175.

Cockroaches dom. econ. 648.

zoology 595.

Cocoa adulterations 614.

beverages 641.

manufacture 663

.

Cocoon silkworms 638Cod fishery fishing 639Code Xapoleon Fr. law 349.

telegrafy, hand operat. 621

.

Codes American law 345

.

telegrafic elec. eng, 621

.

Codices Bible mss 220.

Codification of law U.S.law345 .

Topics in black face type are subdivided

35012

32

33

553

36

3

433

64

99

685

794

43

8

45

73

48

85

781

7218

48

7369

836

7118

7

2

8521

8584

83181

8177

83181

6

7

72

347

87

9

442

3823

22

38215

42

Coeducation

of races

Coele Syria anc. historv

Coelenterata zoology

Coeliacus plexus anat.

Coelom

embryologyCoffee adulterations

agriculture

botany

376-7

371-99

939-42

593 3

611. 83931611.389611 .01366

614-347

633

583-52commercial mix. of 663 .

9

domestic economy 641 .87

houses customs 394 . i

hygiene 613.37physiology 612 .3932stimulants 615 . 711

Cofferdams river eng. 627.8Coffins burial customs 393 . i

perishable pub. helth6i4.6r4Cognition metaphysics 126

Cogwheels mech. eng, 621 83^Cohahuila, Mex. hist. 972.1Cohei-ers wireless teleg. 621 .3843Cohesion physics 539 .

2

Coils

choke elec. engin. 621.3146elec. apparatus physics 537.86induction elec. engin'g 621 . 3147theory of dynam. elec. 537.51

Coin collectors, telefone 621 .38692Coinage administration 351.822

polit. economy 332.4act U. S. history 973 .82

Coins numismatics 737Coke chemic tech. 662

.

7

domestic, econ. 644.22metallurgy 669 .

8

Colchis, Asia ancient hist. 939.53Cold

antipyretics 615.75baths hygiene 613.43drinks "

613.36exposure tS protec. of life 614 . 87Harbor, Va. U. S.civ.war 973 . 7368imponderable remedies 6

15 . S32

physics 536physiologic effects 612 59storage architecture 725.35

food preservat. 641.

4

wether cookery 641 . 591Colds catarrh 616 . 205*Cole CO. Mo. history 977 855Colenso controv. Pentateuch222 . i

Coleochaeteae botany 589.47

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of the index

536 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Coleoptera zoology 595Coleridge, S:T. Eng. poetry 821^Colesco. III. history 977Colic diseases 616

painters poisons 615'Colima. Mexico history 972Coliseum Rom. antiq.

"

913

,

Collapse lung diseases 616,Collar bone anat. 61 r.

Collars toilet 646.Collation library econ. 025

.

Collected biografy 920sermons 252travels 910.works, see subject

Collecting

biology5^^ ,

book library econ. 025bottle biology c;79

business methods 658Collection of taxes finance 336Collections

art galleries 708engravings

y^^^ of poetry Eng. liter. 821

photografy^y^

special library rooms 022

.

useful knowledge 602vocal music yg^other topics, see subject

CoUectiv housekeeping 647Collectors elec. traction 621

manuals biology 579Collects Anglican ritual 264College

cheers student customs 3 7

1

degrees 3^3education, cost of 378.entrance requirements 371.founders' lives 923journalism colleges 378.

journalism •070.libraries 027

functions 371.men in Amer. revolution 973 .

U. S. civ. war 973.responsibilities 378.

regattas athletics 371

.

settlements labor, classes 331

.

societies student life 371

.

^^ongs784

sports 3. J

Y.M.C.A.^,67.

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

.76

72372•34

.928

3

376

249

7172

48

235

8

2

612

29

08

64

9

3344

•036

.89

.2

38.214

7

05

489

7

647

315

715

069

75

85

83

6

74

361

Colleges

agricultural

and imiversities

architecture

business

for women

630.7

378

727.3

650.7

376.8

Superior

separate vs coed. 376.7gymnastics in 371.7324l^ygiene 5^3^^m American revolution 973.315

US. civ. war 973.7,5Collegiants sects 284.9Collegiate education women 376.6Collenuccio. P. Ital. essays 854.24Collier controv. Shakspere ^22.^^Collieries mining eng. 622 . 23Collimation constant astron. 522 .35Collin-Harleville, j: F. 842.62Collins, W : Eng. poetry 821.57Collisions at sea marit. law 347. 7Collodion process photog. 772Colloids mesology 612.0144625

theoretic chem. 541.3452Colman, G : sr. Eng. drama 822 . 63'Cologne history 943.42

J

travel 914.342Colombia, S. Am. history 986

travels 918.6Colon anatomy 611.348Colonial

dames of Amer. 369.122nat'l soc. of 369. 123

daughters of 17th century 369 128history, U.S. 973 2law English statutes 346 . i

order of the acorn 369 . 1 26societies ^^^^^society of Pennsylvania 369 . 127system political science 325wars, society 369.121

Colonies political science 325Colonization, African 325.6

hist, of Africa 960political sci. 325.3

Colonnades arch, design 729.32

walls 721.26Colophons incunabula 093Color

blindness eye diseases 617 75in man nat. hist, of man 573 . 5

plants botany 581.157of animals zoology 591-157

blood physiology 612 inoptics 53-6

figures refer to the Ubks at the ead of this index

RELATIV INDEX537

Color

painting

sense

sight

suffrage

752mental faculty 152 . i

physiology 612 .84331

324-1Colorado, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973.82discovery of America 973 . 16

* history 978.8mil. hist. U. S. civ. war 973 . 7488

war with Spain 973 . 89488travel 917.88

Coloration of flame chem. 542 . 52Colorational variation zool. 591 . 157Colord audition physiol. 612.84373

men Y. M. C. A. 267 . 365races somatology 573 .

5

tiles roofs 721 . 56Colorimetric analysis chem. 545.8Coloring

dyeing 667 .

2

matter of bile physiol. 612.35713unnorg. chem.

612 .46127

547

chem. tech.

matters

Colors

artificial

college

ecclesiology

literary methodsmanufacture of paints

military science

painting fine arts

trade

practical printing

Colosseum Rom. antiq.

Colossians epistles

Colossus of Rhodes monum.718Colostrum physiology 612 . 66435Colportage parochial

Colt gun ordnanceColum, spinal, anatomyColumbates mineralogy

Columbia college

667 .

2

378.28

246.6

029.

1

667.6

355-15

752

698.1

65532913-376

227.7

CO. N. Y.

Pa.

Wis.

Dist. of

hist.

trav.

hist.

259

623 .4225

611 .711

549.71

378.747

974 -730

974.838

977-581

975-3

917-53

977.163'Columbiana co. O.

Columbium inorg. chem. 546.891Columbus discow of Amer. 973 . 15

^Columbus O. history 977. 157day sch. observ. 371 .365

Columelliaceae, botany 583.829

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Colum s

architec. construe.

architectural design

carpentry

carvd arch, decorat.

of cord, posterior anat,

painted arch, decorat.

sculpture

strength of materials

Combat, judicial leg. antiq. 340Combination arithmetic 511Combinations

industrial polit. econ.

of capital

labor **

Combinatorv anal.

721

729

694

729

611

729

730620

3

32

4

57826

47

11283

3

5

338.8

331 -I

331 87

algebra 512.5Combined syst. of sewerage 628.211

Combretaceae botany

Combs customs

Combustibles, storage

public safety

Combustion

chemistrv

engins, internal

heat

583-414

391-5

614 831

541.39621.43

536.46in furnaces indus. sanit. 628.524

621 182

621.1331

822

862.41

523 6

523.69

523 56

524 6

523 69

521.7

Steam generation

locomotivs

^Comedy Eng. dramaCornelia, L. F. Span. "

Cometscharts

connection with meteorsmaps observations

observation of

theory

^Comic journals Eng. liter. 827

journalism 070.487music dramatic 782 .

6

^ works Eng. liter. 827

Commagene, Asia anc. hist. 939.36Command mil. science 355.331Commanders biografy

Commelinace^ botany

Commemorationsmilitary science

U. S history civil warMex. "

revolution

Span, war 973 .896

warof 1812 973 .526Commemorativ sermons 252 .9

Commensalism zoology 591-5

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

923 5

584-3«

355 16

973 76

973.626

973 36

538 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Commentaries, Bible 220law 347

Commerce, interstate 385regulat. of law 347sociology 380useful arts 650

Commercial

agencies credit 332arithmetics mathematics 511

bildings architecture 725care of 647

establishments library 020.

fertilizers air pollution 614.

industry state control 351.^aw 347.morals ethics 174panics polit. economy 332travelers Y. M. C. A. 267tra veling commerce 658

Commissions, bilding 692library 027ordnance 623

Commissureextension of deformities 6

1

7

of cord, anterior anat. 611

posterior " 611.

Committees, library 023.

Common carriers law 347

.

law, American 345

British 346right copyr't 655.treatises . 347

pleas, court of 347.prayer Ang. rit. 264schools, public 379

Commonplace books 029.

Commons, house of Eng. 328.

student life 371

.

Commonwelth Eng. hist. 942 .

Rom. " 937

.

Commonwelths, ideal 320.

Communal marriage 392.Commune, French loc. gov. 352.

Ger. " "352.of 1871 Fr. hist.944.

polit. economy 335Communes, age of. in Italy 945 .

Communicationadministration 351electric engineering 621

.

heat 536.magnetism c^^_

Topic* in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

8

2

65

748

824

7

3^3

.8

4

4823

348258

8269

3

7

61

99

03

4

42

8S

063

02

. I

6

0446

0434

08

04

81

38

Commutiication

mode of contag. dis. 614.43sociology 3gouseful arts 650

Communion, close baptists 286holy sacram. 265.3servis mus. 783 .21

Communism polit. econ. 335 .

4

Communists, French ^^^Community of land pol. ec. 333.2Commutators elec. engin'g 621 .316

physics 537.6Compact ethics 174.

7

Companies associations 360joint stock law 347 . 7

Comparativanatomy animals

plants

zoology

591

581

591

340

619

291

410

591

290

230

embryology

legislation

medicin

mythology

philology

physiology zoologyreligion

theology dogmaticswages polit. economy 331.2

Comparetti. D. Ital. essays 854. 86Comparison-^ signs of Eng. etymol. 422 .

6

inflection 425 16Compass magnetism 538.7

variations of astron. 522.76^Compends, see subject

Compensator potential

regulators

Compensators

Competition

elec. eng. 621.31451

621.31327

338.5

33^-^

351-3

371 27

784.5

prices

wagesCompetitiv

examinations, civ. serv.

schools

music festivals

Complex ores metallurgy 669variables calculus 517.8

Complexus muscle anat. 61 1.73 14Complications in labor obst. 618.5Compline Anglican ritual 264.034Composers biograf

y

927.8Composit

electrode arcs elec. light 621 .3256floors and flooring 721 65fuels steam engineering 62 1 . 18225

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of diis index

RELATIV IXDEX 539

Composit

order of architecture 729

power electric plants 621

structures arch, const. 721

Composita> botany 583Composition

architectural design 729artistic typesetting 655elementary English 42S

music 781

rhetoric • 808

typesetting 655with creditors law 347

Compound engins 621

floors and floor'g 721

stationary engins 021

Compoundstypes of chem. 541

with metals org. chem. 547Compressibility of air pneu.533

Compressing rams engin'g 621

Compression

of brain physiology 612

gases physics 533strength of materials 620

Ct>mpressor nasi anat. 611

Comprest air engins 62

1

machinery 621.

therapeutics 615.

Compromiseethics 171

Missouri U. S. history 973 .

of 1850 " civ. war 973." history 973

.

tariflF act ""

973.

Compromises, slavery

U. S. hist. 973 .

Compulsory

education 379insurance 331

.

vaccination pub. helth 614.

Compurgation legal antiq. 340.

Computation arithmetic 511

Comte French philosofy 194.

positivism 146

Concept mental philos. 153.

Conception, immac. Christ. 232 .

physiology 612

.

Concert room lib. bildings 022.

teaching 371.

Concertma music 786

.

Concerto orchestral mu. 785 .

Concerts amusements 791

Topics in black type face are subdivided

32312135

94

55

. 1

1

.26

.2

.6

25

7

. I I 262

.64

1647

4

9

2

274

S2455

2

11242

7323

42

5

836

54

7113

63

56

7113

23

2

4738

3

I

63

651

31

9

6

Conchae anat. 6 1 1 . 7 1 4 7

Conchifera brachiopoda 594 .

8

lamellibranch. 594.1Conchoid curv anal. geom. 516.26Concholog^ 594Conclave, papal eccles. pol. 262 . 13

Concord, battle Am. revol. 973-3311philosofy 191 -3

Concordances, Bible 220.2^

special, see subject

Concordat eccles. polity 262 . 13

intemat. lawConcrete

bilding material

ceilings

chemic technology

construction

engineering material

floors architecture

fortirications

foundations

pavementspiers and columsreinforced engineering

rooting

roofs architec.

sidewalks pavements\ illage houses

walls

see also special structures

Concretion geologic agent 55 1 . 98

Concubinage sex customs 392 . 6

Concussion injuries 617.21

of brain physi. 612.82455Condemned books rarities 098

Condensation

action of heat 536.44of effluvium sanit. eng. 628.523

vapor pneumatics 533 . i

Condensed milk dairy 637

pub. helth 614.324

Condensers chemistry 542 .48

electricity 537 .24

elec. eng'ng 621.315

steam *• 621.1976telefone 621.3865

Condensing engins 621.11252pump pneu. $33. S^

Condenst milk dairy 63 7

pub. helth 614.324Condillac French philos. 194.3

Condiments adultera. 614.314chem. tech. 664 . 5

Superior agures refer to the tables at the end of this index

341.2

691.3

721-75

666.8

693 5

620 . 136

721 .62

mil. eng. 623 . 123

721. 13

625 8

721.33620. 137

6q5 .6

721 .52

625.8

728.64

721.23

540 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Conditional

immortality

sentences English

Greek

other lang.

Conditions influencing ani-

237-

425-

485-

62 I

.

654-

697.

628.

170

537-

536.

319233

4

9

14

611.

513-

513-

641 .

614

.

569-

22

2

14

3193

72962

S3

42

85

3^1

175

mal temperature 612 54Condits

electric lines

telegraf

ventilation

water works

Conduct of life ethics

Conduction electricity

heat

Conductivity of rocks geol. 551.Conductors elec. eng'ng 621

Condylarthrosis anat.

Cone modem geometrysolid

Confectionery

adultera.

Confederacy, daughters of

Confederate

navy U. S. civ. warstates of Amer. formd

civ. warsurvivors association

veterans

united

united sons of

Confederation

American colonies

North Germanof the Rhine

^ ~^ \.f'

1783-89 U. S. history 973.Conference meetings church264.

Conferences, library

Confession

and absolution sacra.

Augsburg creedsauricular sacra.

Confessional Roman ch.

Confessions creeds

of faith ritual

Confidence practises

Confinement

punishment crim. law

schools

solitary, crim. law

prison disciplin 365Confirmation sacraments 265..

Tojics 111 black face type are subdivided. Superior

973-

973-

973

369-

369-

369-

369-

757

713

7

171

172

^74

173

973-

943-

943-

318

081

06

3^S

020.6

265.

238.

265.

282

238

264

.

174-

343-

371-

343-

2

56

2

Conflagrations 614 84Conflict of duties 171

laws intern, law 34 1 . 5

Conformity Anglican ch. 283 .42Confucianism religion 299.5Confucius Chinese philos. 181 . i

Congelation physics 536 . 43Congenital

defects of body hyg. 613.91

m teratol. 611 .012distortions surg. 617.39

Congestion of the lungs dis. 616 . 242Conglomerate lithology 552.51^Congo, Africa history 967 .

2

Basin "967.5

travel 916.75Congregation eccle. polity 262 . 2

285.8

238.5

262 . 19

783.9

285.8

922 5

341.

1

940 .8

341 .1

328 73

020 . 63

Congregational church

creed

orders

singing

Congregationalism sects

Congregationalists lives

Congress

of nations intern, lawVienna Euro. hist.

I intemat. lawU. S. legisl. bodies

Congresses, library

* see also special subject

Congressional debates, U.S. 328.7^2directories 328.738docu. U. S. 328.734

Congreve, W: Eng. drama 822.46Conic

sections analyt. geom. 516.22geometry 513.22

projections descrip. geom.515 .4

spheric " 515. 56Conicoids analytic geom. 51642Conies « «

516.53modem " 5^3-53

Coniferae botany ^g^ . 2Conium nervous depress. 615.786Conjugate forms invariants 5 1 2 . 88Conjugateas botany 589 . 61Conjugation Eng. gram. 425 . 18

Fr.

Ger.

GkLat. "

other lang.

figures refer to the tobies at the end of this index

445-^8

43518485.18

47518

RELATIV INDEX 54T

Conjunctions

etymology English

GreekLatin

• other lang.

solar system

synta.x English

GreekLatin

* other lang.

Cotijunctiv

mood, etymology

422

482

472

523

425

485

475

9

9

9

23

9

9

9

syntax

Conjunctiva

English

French

GreekLatin

other lang.

anatomyeye diseases

physiology

sorcery

botany

Greek 482

Latin 472

other lang.

425

Conjuring

Connaraceae

iConnaugbty Ire. history

Connecticut, U. S.

Arnold in Am. revoL^ history

445

485

475

611

617,

612

.

^33-

5^3-

941.

973

974

8

8

.8

.8

.8

.8

8411

71

8411

4

31

7

33776

For military history see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973-3. 973-7 and 973.89

Pequot war 973travel 917Tryon in Am. revol. 973

Connections, volt, cell eng. 621

Connectiv tissue anat. 611

diseases 616

histol. 61 z

Conquest

, 22

.46

335^

3526

76

77

0182

341-3

942 02

938.08

972 .02

943.022

943-023

943 024

943 025

347 6

612 .607

Consecration

sermons

Conservation of

energy physics

forces

Conservatism

Conservatories architec.

music

plants

Consols Eng. finance

Consonants language

physiology

Conspiracies crim. law

Constables

Constance, council of

1 414-8, Hussites

reUgious history

Constant de Rebecque

Constant

current analysis chem. 545.311syst. arc light 621 .3252transformers 62 r . 3 1432

potential syst. arc. light 621 .3253

265.9

252.7

531-6

531-6

728.98

780.7

716.3

336.4a

421.3

612. 7894

343

3522

284.3

270-5

843.63

international lawNorman Eng hist,

of Greece by RomeMexico by Spain

Conrad i Ger. history

^

4

Consanguinity law

physiol.

Conscience, H. Dutch fie. 839.3355Conscience ethics 171.6Consciousness philosofy 126

Conscription mil. science 3 v> 2

U. S. history 973.7414

Topics in black face tjrp© are subdivided. Superior

transformers

speed motors

voltage analysis chem.

Constantine the Great,

Byzant. hist.

Constantino]>le^ history

Latin conquest

travels

Turkish conquest

Constantinopolitan creed

Constants earth

electricity

moonsun

Constellation, ship U.S. hist. 973 . 45Constellations astronomy 5 2 3 . 89Constipation pathology 616.34Con.stitution

and bylaws lib. econ.

centennial U. S. hist.

da\* school observ.

English law

621.31431

621.313245

545.312

949.501

949-61

949-503

914.961

949 504

238.1

525 I,

537-51

523-31

523-71

023.1

973-85

371-365

342 42of matter metaphysics 117

physics 530 .

1

'57 Mex. history 972.06ship U. S. war of 1812 973.5251

captures by •* 973 -5257United States history 973 4

law 342 73

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

542 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Constitutional

conventions

diseases

history

law

monarchy pol. sci.

Constraind attitude hygiene 613 . 65Construction

architectural

archt

carpentry

library Hidingsmasonry

Consular reports

systems intern, lawConsulate, ist Fr. hist.

Consuls

Consulting librarian

Consumers leag

Consumptionfuel steam engin'g

compar. " "

lung diseases

political economyConsumptiv assn cooperat.334

. 5Contagious diseases

domestic economypathology

pub. helth, general

special

Containers elec. eng.

prac. chem.Contemplativ pers. religion 248

sisterhoods 271 .96theology 242

Contested elections

legislativ bodies 328suffrage 324

Conti, Augusto Ital. essays854 . 83Continence ethics 176.3Continental

code elec. engin'g 621.382153congress U. S. hist. 973.312

leg. bod. 328.73

342

616 9

342

342

321

721

721 4694022.35

693

382

341.8

944 -046

327

0^3 -4

331-8

621 . 1823

621 . 1824

616.246

339

648.6

616.91

614 4614 5

621.3521

542 23

heraldry

protestant sects

travels

Continents phys. geog.Continuation schools

Continued fever, simpleContinuous

current machinery eng.

systems transmission

train telegrafy

929.6

284

914

551-41

374.8616 .926

621.3132

621.319122

621.38425

Contraband of war int. law 341 . i^

Contrabass tuba windContrabasso stringd

Contract systemlabor of convicts

prisons

Contractility

of bile ducts physiol.

hart

spleen *

Contraction

muscularof muscles

Contractions

788.48

787.4

331-5

365

612.3577612. 171

612.413

histology 611 .01S64physiology 612.741

shorthand 653 . i

Contractors liability bldg 692.9Contracts

bilding

ethics

law

marriage family lawteachers

Contravariants

Contreras, battle

692

174

347

347

371algebra 512

Mex.war 973lib. rules 023 .93

Contributions

Control

devices electric stations

over administration

systems elec. traction

Controversial divinity

sermons

4

7

4

6

142

88

6238

621 317

351 9621.3344

230

252.2Contused wounds surgery 617.142

617.13

793828

611. 8216

536.2

376.5262 .4

944-043

Contusions surgery

Conundrums amusem'ts^

Eng. lit.

Conus medullaris anat.

Convection heat

Convent educa. of womenConvention eccles. polity

French hist.

Conventional

forms decoration, painted 729.44relief 729. 54

Conventions polit. parties 329see also special subjects

Convents

architecture

Conversation

art of

ethics

library staff rules

rooms lib. bildings

self education

table

271

726.7

374-1

177.2

023.91

022 .661

374.1 «

642.48Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures^efer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 543

Conversion personal relig. 2^8

revivals 269

Converter

panels elec. eng. 621

substations " " 621

Converters elec. engin'g

alternating current 621

direct " 62

1

frequency, asynchronous 621

phase

Conveyances law

Conveyancing realty

Conveyers engineering

fuel

Conveying

machinery "

hydraulic "

pupils central plan

Convict labor pol. econ.

Convicts criminal law

discharged reform

Conviviality social cust.

621

347

347621

621

621

621

379

33^

343

364

394

.31726

.31264

3135

3132531367.31368

, 2

2

867

18378

86

264

175

5

Convocation

Convolutions

eccles. polity 262

6n612

583

616

618

973641

977

643

anatomyphysiol.

Convolvulaceas botanyConvulsions diseases

puerperal

Conway cabal Am. revol.

Cook books dom. econ.^

CO. 111. history

Cookers kitchen equip.

Cookery

dietetics 613domestic economy 641esthetics of dom. econ. 641of diff. materials " 641processes "

641Cooking schools 641Cooks domestic economy 647^Cook's iland history 996Coolies 326Cooling towers steam eng. 62

1

Cooper. A. A. Eng. essays 824.

J. F. Am. fiction 813.Cooper CO. Mo. history 977.

Union educationCooperage manufacturesCooperation lib. econ.

lit. methodspolit. econ.

Cooperativ

bilding associations 334cataloging lib. admin. 025

374

674

021

029

334

4

8131

825

78

.845

75349

5

31

33

. 2

5.01

.6

7

.07

25

2

2

,19764

51

24

851

9

64

I

Cooperativ

housekeeping

insurance

Coordinates

anal. geom. of space

geografic

modem anal. geom.plane

spheric astronomy

Coordination physiology 612 . 82934Coornhert, D.V. Dut. poetry 839.3126

647 -93

334.3

5^6.34

525 4516.51

516.14

522.7

974-21

615.761

948.9

914.89

595-34

'Coos CO. X. H. history

Copaiba diuretics

'Copenhagen history

travel

Copepoda articulates

Copernican theory astron. 521

Copiers lib. economy 025 . 154offis equipment 652

Coplas de Mingo Revulgo

Spanish satire 867.2

Copp^, F. E: J. Fr. drama 842 . 88" poetry 841.85

Copper

coins moneydrugs

engraving

implements archeol.

inorganic chemistry

led accumulators

manufacture

metallic poisons

metallurgy

mineralogy

mining prehist. archeol. 571.31ores economic geologv 553.43

332.41

615 .256

762

571 34546.56

621.35556

671

615.929

669.3

549-2

roofing

toxicology

Copperas disinfectant

Coptic church sects* language^

literature

Copts history

Copulation embryology

physiology

Copy and proof lit. meth.Copybooks elem. educat. 372 . 51Copying processes writing 652Copyists' occupation.hygiene6i3 . 65Copyright books lib. aid 021 .842

international law 341.

5

law 347.7publishing 655 6

695-4

615.929

614.488

281.7

493 2

893 2

962

61 1 .0132

612 .613

029 .

6

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer ito the tables at the end of this index

544 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Coquetry ethics 177Coquillart, G. Fr. poetry 841Coracoacromial ligaments 611Coracobrachialis anat. 611Coracoclavicular joint " 61 r

Coracoid process - 611Coral reefs geology

5 5

1

Corallines algae 589Corals zoology 593Cor-Anglais wind instr. 788.Cord machine physics 531.

spinal anatomy 611.

physiology 612.Cordage manufacture 677Cordials liquors 663

.

Cordilleras description 9 1

8

^Corea history 951Cores, field elec. eng. 621Coriariea? botany 583Corinth, Miss, battle 973

siege 973Corinthia ancient hist. 938.Corinthians I epistles 227.

2 " 227.Corium anatomy 611.^Cork, Ireland history 941.

travel 914.Corkborers chemistry 542Corliss engin '

5^^Com agriculture 633

duty on 3^^^^"^^

337.trade pol. econ. ^^s.

Cornaces botany^g^

Cornea anatomy 611.eye-diseases 617.physiology 612

Comeille, F Fr. drama 842T: " " o

Cornelius Agrippa philos. 189."

Cornell university^^g

Comet wind instrum. 788Comises archit. construe. 721.

l^omish language^^j

pumps mine drainage 622.Corns dermatology 6 1

6

Comwall. England hist. 942'Cornwallis' surrender 97,Corolliflorae botany rg.

'

Corona of sun -^'

Coronado discov. ofAm. 973'Coronariea botany 584Topics in black face type are subdivided

.6

•23

.72724

.73722

.72724

7173.q6

3

6

7

83

82

83

9316.298

7334

7325

7

2

3

778

95

^95

25

1644

5

I

497

8413

71

8411

41

43

5

747

3

27

31

67

53

54

37

3375

5

75

16

3

Superior

Coronary

arteries anatomy 611 jajaphvsiology 61 2.1 721

gastric artery anatomy 61 1 . 13643"^^^^s " 611.8393

^^^^^^ "611. 12665

Coronation ceremonies 394.

4

Coroners law 347.96local gov't 352.9

Corpora albicantia anat. 611. 8142cavernosa "

611.645quadrigemina '• 611.8153

Corporal punishment 37i 55Corporate industries 338. -

Corporation, city admin. 352.003Corporations ^^q

business 380charitable 361law of 347.1mining 622municipal 352railroad 385

Corps

army U. S. civ. war 973.7416judicial univ. admin. 378.113

Corpulence physiology 612 .3977Corpus

callosum anatomy 61 1 . 8139physiology 612.8261

luteum anatomy 611.652embryology 611. 013 17

spongiosum anatomy 611 .646striatum -

6 11. 8 13 2

physiology 612.8261Corpuscles chemistry 541.2

red physiol. 612. inwhite *

612.112Corpuscular theory of light 535 . i

matter 530 . i

Correction, houses of 364

p ,.a^ch- 725.63

Corrections

astronomy522.9

by readers lib. economy 024.81gravity experiments 526 . 73of orbit astronomy 521 35perspectiv 5,^66

•Correlation

method of teaching 37^^367of figures mod. geom. 513.57

forces physics 531.6Correspondence

autobiografy ^30commercial

(,^^

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX545

826

808.6

025.15i6g

374 4

513-57

219

374 4653.042

289.4

944-67022 .6S1

Correspondence* English literature

letter writing

library administration

logic

methods of teaching

modem geometrynatural theology

schools self education

shorthand

Swedenborgian

^Correze, France history

Corridors lib. bildings

Corrosion chemistry 54^ -39eng. materials 620 .1122

steam boilers 621 . 1065Corrugator supercilii anat. 611. 732 ^

Corruption, official ethics 172.2Corsets hygiene 613. 484Corsica, Italy, anc. hist. 937.9^ mod. " 945.9Cortereal, G. discov. of Am. 973 . r6

M. 973 16

Cortes, H. " " " 973. 16

Cortex, cerebral anatomy 611 .8131

physiol. 612.825Cortez, H. Mex. history 972 .02

Corticine dom. economy 645 . i

lib. " 022 . 961Corti's fibers anatomy 611 . S522

physiology 612.8584ganglion anatomy 61 1.89 181

organ " 611.8522physiology 612.8584

^Cortland co. N, Y. hist. 974. 772Corundum econ. geol. 553-65Coryza diseases 616.205Coshocton CO. O. history 977.165Cosmetics adulterations 6 14 . 354

toilet 646.7Cosmic dust astronomy 523 . 16

philosofy metaphys. 1 13time chronology 529.77

Cosmogony metaphysics 1 13natural theol. 213

Cosmografy phys. geog. 551.4Cosmology metaphysics 113

natural theol. 213Cossa, Pietro Italian drama 852 .82

Cossacks Russian hist. 947Cost bilding 692

.

5

dom. econ. food 641 .31

general 647.1keeping accounts 657

Topics in black type face are subdivided. Superior

Cost of college education 378.38political economy 338

Costa, I; da Dutch poetry 839 .3155

Paolo Ital. essays 854.71S: Dutch drama 839.3233

^Costa Rica hist. 972.86Costal cartilages anatomy 61 1 .7125Costanzo. A. di Ital. poetry 851 . 41Coster hist, of printing 655.112Costivness diseases 616.34Costocervical artery anat. 611 . 1346Costochondral joints " 611. 723Costoclavicular ligam. " 6 11. 72 71Costostemal joints " 611.723Costovertebral "

'• 61 1 . 722Costume academic 3 78 . 29

ecclesiastic 247.7fashion maga. 646.05hygiene 613.48military 355- 14

Costumes 3^1^C6te d' Or. France hist. 944.42Co-tenancy law 347-2^C6tes du Xord. Fr. hist. 944. 12Cottages, laborers archit. 728.68

mountain " 728.

7

seaside * 728.7Cotters fastenings 62 r . 883Cottoid fishes zoology 597

.

5

Cotton

agriculture 633clothing hygiene 613 .481dom. economy 646.11dyeing chem. technol. 667.3expos, internat. U.S.hist. 973.84manufactures 677mills architecture 725.41trade agricul. prod. 338. i

worm pests 632Cotyloid cavity anatomy 611.7181Couches dom. economy 645 .42Coughing physiology 612.219Coughs and colds pathol. 616 . 205Coulometers elec. eng. 621.3 744Council 1

* Bluffs, la. history g77^^jjecclesiastic poUty 262

.

4

ecumenic eccles. pol. 262 . 5general Fr. loc. gov't 352 .0442history, religious 270municipal Fr. loc. gov't 352 .0448of state French admin. 354.4405

^«^- " 354.4308pnvy Eng. - 354.4204

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

5 46 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Counsel, christian relig. 241Counterfiting law 34^

pol.econ. 332.9-Counterirritation therapeut

. 6 15.771Countermines mil. eng. 623 .36Counterpoint music 7S1 .4Counters telefone stations 621 .38798Countervallation mil. eng. 623.22Country

homes architecture 728 6ot poor •'

inns -

life

mortality pub. helthschools

seats architecture

vs city colleges

County

government admin.

728. 12

728.53

630

614.145

370-173728.8

378-153

352Eng. admin.352.0421

942

974-979

621.825

625.2

179.6

histories British

U. S.

Couplings

power transmission

railroad engmeeringCourage ethics

Courier de Mere, P. L: Fr.lit. 84I.63'Courland, Russia hist. 947.4Course

length of college

schoolCourses

belt walls

curriculimi

of reading lib. econ.

Court

baron English lawetiquet customsfools

houses architectureof claims U. S. law

Star chamber Eng. law 347.99reporting shorthand 653 . 046supreme U. S. law 347.99university administration 378. 113

Courtesy ethics 177. i

lib. staff rules 023 . 96Courts

administration

authority of

ecclesiastical

history of

martial

378.241

371-253

721.25

375028.3

347-99

395

394.2

725-15

347-99

351 94340262 .9

347-99

344

mil. science

Courts

of honor

inquiry

Courtship ethics

Cousin eclecticism

French philos.

Cousins, marriage of lawCoutumes French lawCovariants higher algebraCovenant meetings pub.wor.264

Scotch creeds 238Covenanters relig. hist. 274

Scot. " 941Covenants for titles law ^47

religious creeds 238Coventry plavs Eng. drama 822

355

S5S

177

148

194

347

349512

1313.6

7.6

442

88

8

5

I

06

2

621

347

179

179

821

973821

611

616,

619.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Covering, steam pipeCoverture lawCovetousness ethics

Cowardis

Cowley, A. Eng. poetryCowpens, S. C. Am. revol.

Cowper. W: Eng. poetryCowper's glands anat.Cowpox diseases

Cows diseases of

domestic animals 636zoology

^ggCoxae, OS anatomy 611Cozzens, F: S. Am. humor 817Crabs zoology

5^5Cradle songs folklore 398

music 784Cramming examinations3 7 1

.

Cramp diseases 616.Cranberries 5^

.

Cranes and elevators eng. 621hydraulic machinery 621

.

Cranial

bones anatomyganglions "

nervs «

physiologysutures anatomy

Craniidas zoologyCraniology nat. hist, of man573Cranium anatomy 611

base of

Crannoges prehist. dwel.Crashaw, R : Eng. poetry'*^rasis " lang. 421Crassulacese botany 5 83Craters seismology 551Crates Greek philosofers 183

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

. 12

.1856

9.8

.6

46

3372

65

627

913.2

.2

7.7181

-36

36.8

4

27

87

87

263

611

611

611

612

611

594

611

571

821

715.891

831

.819

.7141

8

7

715

7143

83

42

2

3921

4

RELATIV INDEX547

'Crawford co. 111.

1

1

1

1

1

1

I

history 977travels 917history 977

977

977

977

977

974

977

595

741

637

575113

213

375

7375228

745

477862

127

897

574

37

Ind.

la.

Mich.

Mo.

O.

Pa.

Wis.

Crayfish zoology

Crayon drawing

Cream adulterations 614.324of tartar "

614.315Creameries agriculture

Creation evolution

metaphysics

natural theol.

Creativ power ment. facul. 155Creator doctrinal theol. 231 . i

Crebillon,C.PJ.de,fils Fr.fic.843.55

PJ.de Fr.drama 842 . 52Credibility of Scriptures 220.1Credit

and bonds insurance 368 .

8

institutes loan instit. 332 .31institutions state control3 51.825tnobilier railroads 385

U. S. history 973.82political economy 332 . 7

Credo

Credulity

Creeds

sacred music 783 . 23

Anglican ritual 264.037dogmatic theol. 238public worship 264 . 5

Creek indians removal 973-55Cremaster muscle anatomy 61 1 . 7366Cremasteric fascia

Cremation

of the ded customs

public helth

Crematories

Creosoting bldg materialsCresting roofs

Crests heraldry

Cretaceous era geology

fossils paleont. 560ancient history 939 . 18

modem " 949.98Cretinism diseases 616.997^Creuse, France history 944.68Creutz, G. F. Swed. poetry 839.7145Crevasses glaciers 551.31Crewel work art needlewk. 746Cribbage games 795

61 1 639

393-2

614 .62

614 .62

691 . I

721.56

929.8

551-77

Crete1

37i-8r

"97

399398.5

379-21

343

947-7

Cribbing student life

Cricket amusementsCries, battle war customs

street folklore

Crime and illiteracv educ.law

^Crimea history

Crimean war English hist. 942 .08Russian •' 947.07

Crimes and punishments 343.2Criminal

reform, assoc. 364administration 351.945

343international

criminal law

classes

courts

law

trials

Criminals

education of

juvenil childstudy

lawlives

Criminology

Crinoidea zoologyCrises, commercialCriterion ethics

Critical philosofy

Criticism art

341-4

343-1

^/

biblical

dramatic

literary

musical

rhetoric

Crittenden compromise^Croatia history

Croatian language

literature

Crocheting

J-93

136.763

343

923 41

364

593-91econ. 332

171

142

701

220. 7

792

801

780.1

808

973 712

943-94

491 83

891-83

646.27

746

738

598.14

365

dom. econ.

fancyworkCrockery pottery

Crocodiles

Crofton system prisonsCroisade contre les Albigeois

Provencal Ht. 849 .122^Cromarty, Scot. history 941 . 15Cromlechs prehis. arch. 571 94Cromwell, O. Eng. hist. 942 . 064

R- " " 942-065Crookes tubes elec. light. 621 .3277Crop insurance 368 . 5Crops agriculture 633Croquet 7^5Cross (G : Eliot) Eng. fie. 823 . 88Cross arms elec. lines 621 .319224

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde

548 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Cross Christian symbol 247.9legends concerning 398 .

2

system shorthand 653.36Crossopterygii

Croton aqueduct engin'g

oil toxicolof^v

Croup diseases

Crown Point. \. Y.

battle Amer. col. hist 973.26re vol.

Crowne. J: Eng. dramaCrozier sacred furniture

Crucial ligaments anat.

Crucibles metallurgy

prac. chem.Cruciferae botanvCrucifix sacred furniture 247 . q

Cruelty to animals ethics 179.3children

Cruisers naval eng.

Cruising boating

Crura cerebri anatomyCrural muscle

nerv. anterior

597-462S.14

615-93

616. 201

073-33HS22.43

247.6

611.72S31

669

542 . 232

583 123

179.2

623.8

797611 8154

anat. 61 1 . 73822' 611 8355

of Winslow " 61 1 . 83561Cms cerebri •• 611 8154Crusade, children's 940 .

4

Crusades Europ. history 940.4relig.

*270.4

Crusenstolpe,M.J. Swed. fie. S39. 7362

Crushers chem. apparatus 542 . 22

hydraulic mach. 62 1 . 26Crushing mining danger 622 .83

ore preparation 622 . 73

Crust of the earth geol. 551-13Crusta anatomy 611. 81542Crustacea paleontology 565

.

3

zoology 595.3Cruz, R. de la Span, drama 862 . 43

SanJ.de la Span. misc. 868.34

Crying physiology 612.219

Cryoscopy

of blood physiol.

organic fluids

solutions chem.

urin physiol.

Cryptogamia

Cryptografic art relig. art

Cryptografy secret writ.

Crystallin

aggregations crystallog. 54S.2

lens anatomy 611. 8441physiology 612.8441

Topics in black face type are subdiridei. Superior

612 . 11817

612 .0144622

541-341

612.461179

586

246.5

652

552.46

541-7

542.65620 . 1 125

Crystallin

limestone

state chemistrv

Crystallization

practical chemistry

strength of materials

Crystallizers prac. chem. 542.65Crystallografy 548Crystalloids 541 .345Ctenophora zoology 593 .

8

Cuba

filibuster exped. U.S.hist. 973.64^ history 972.91Span, misrule U.S.hist. 973.891travels 917.291

Cubature calculus 5^7 -33Cubics analytic geometry 516.59

513-59

611.8336

611. 71875

611.72855

583.461

646.48

modern

Cubital nerv anatomyCuboid bone "

Cuboidcuneiform joints "

Cucurbitaceae botanyCuffs toilet

Culdees religious history 274.1Cultivated plants horticul. 716Cultivation, land rent for i^^^ . 5Cults, religious cookeryCulture

and religion

self education

vocal

Culverins ordnance

Cumberland, R: Eng. dram. 822 .65

^Cumberland, Md. history 975.295CO. Eng. "

942.85ill- " 977-373

travels 9 17. 73 73

Me. history 974 . 19

N.J. " 974.994Pa. " 974.843

army of U. S. hist. 973 . 7416Presbyterians sects 285.3

Cuneatus, fasciculus anat. 611 .8182

Cuneiform

641 .567

261 .6

374

784.9

623 .421

1

ankle bones

inscriptions

* language

wrist bones

611 .71878

492. 1917

492 19

611. 71773

61 T .81317

anatomyCuneus anatomyCupboards dom. economy 643.48Cupel prac. chemistry 542 .42

Cupola furnace " "542 . 42

Cupping therapeutics 615 . 8 1

1

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

^RELATIV INDEX549

Cups bronze age

stone "

Cupuliferae botanyCurare poisons phvsiol.

toxicol.

Curativ electricity therap.

gymnastics "

Cures, miraculous miracles

therapeutics

Curia regis

Curing food preservation

Curiosa books

library economyCuriosity

Curling amusementsCurrency bankingCurrent collecting devices

suspension wheels

Currents

atmospheric phys. geog.

electric physics

oceanic phys. geog.

Curriculum

Cursores birds

Curtains dom. economyfortifications

Curtius Rufus, QuintusCurv tracing calculus

Curvature

geology

of spine diseases

stomach, greater anat.

lesser

Curvd surfaces anal. geom.theory of calculus

Curvembryeas botany

Curvilinear motion physics

Curvs

analytic geometry

geometry

of double curvature

modem anal. geom.

geom.plane, theory of calculus

Cushions dom. economyCustom houses archit.

Customsand duties tariff

mannersbad social hygiene

of primitiv manwar

student life

taxation

571-37

571-27

583.976612 .817J

615-97

615.84

615.82

231-7

615-85

347-99641-4

099020.88

796

332.5

621.3344

621.234

551.51

537-6

551-47

375

598.5

645-3

623 . 116

878.8

517-24

551-82

616.73

611.335

611.336

516.4

517.26

583.91

531 3

516.2

513 2

516.58

513-58

51724645 -47

725-14

337

390613. 87

571

3Q9

371-89

336.26

612.384616.5'

612.792

611.83333

611.83544

612.794

611.83582611 .771

611.778

672

Cutaneous

absorption physiologvdiseases pathology

glands physiology

nerv of neck anatomythigh

respiration physiology 612. 793secretion «

612.792sensibility «

Cutaneus surae lateralis

Cuticle anatomyCutis vera *•

Cutlery manufactureCuts practical printing 655.32Cutting machinery 62 1 . 93

of stone masonry 693.12Cuttle fish 594. 5

^Cuyahoga co. O. history 977. 131Cyane. capture of U. S. hist. 973 . 5257Cyanids chem. tech. 661

.

7

narcot. poisons 615 .963Cyanogen organ, chem. 547 . i

Cycadaceae botany 585.9Cyclades ancient history 939.15

modem " 949-95Cyclanthaceae botany 584 . 62Cycling 7^5Cycloidal curvs anal.geom. 516.26Cyclones meteorology 551.55Cyclopean remains Gkarch.722.8

Topicg in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Cyclopedias, general^ special, see subject

Cyclops zoology

Cyclostomi

Cylinder

axis histology

bridge engineering

solid geometry

Cylinders

graduated prac. chem.perspectiv

steam locomotiv

strength of materials

Cylindric

perspectiv descr. geom. 515.62projections " " 5^5-57vaults architecture 72 1 . 43

Cymbals mus. instrum. 789.2

Cymric group of languages 491 .65* language 491.66* literature 891.66Cynewulf Ang. Sax. poet. 829.4Cynic philosofy 1 83 .

4

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of the index

030

595 31

597-2

611 .01883

624.4

513-43

542.35

515-65

621.1341

620. 11283

550 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Cynicism

Cyperaceae botany 584Cypher writing 652Cypriote architecture 722Cyprus ancient history 939* modem " 956.Cyrano de Bergerac, S. 843 .

Cyrenaic philosofy 183

.

Cyrenaica ancient history 939.Cystic

anatomv

.84

3

37

4

46

5

75

artery

duct

nervs

vein

Cysts

Cytinaceae

Cvtisin

diseases

botany

organ, chem.

6ri

611

6ri

611

616

583

547.

.13641

3668393

1495

993

923

25

Da Caccia wind instru.

Dacia ancient history

Dacites lithology

^Dade co. Mo. history

Daguerreotype

Dahlstjema, G.E. Sw. po. 839.7135^Dahna. Arabia history 953 . 7^Dahomey, Africa

Dairies architecture

Dairy farming

products adultera.

chem. anal.

Dais architec. accessories 729.9^Dakota, U. S. history 978 . ^^

travel

Sw. pohistory

788.7

939-82

55226977-8745772

966.8

728.96

637

614.32

543-2

Dalin, Olof von^Dallas CO. la.*

Mo.^Dalmatia, Ger.

Daltonism

Damascus1

eye diseases

physiology

anc. history

modern "

travel

Damnation doct. theol.

D'amore wind instrum.Dampers steam eng'ng

Dams mill engineering

mining

river

Dana, R : H : Am. poetry

Dance form piano musicmusic modern "

of deth emblemsDances, war customsDancing amusements

customs

ethics

'Dane co. Wis. history

Danes English history

in Eng. and NormandyDangerous classes law

Dangers

mining engineering

to lib. bildings

life protec. against

91 7 - 83

839.7142

977-757

977-881history 943 . 69travel 914.369

617-75

612.8455

939.42

956.9

915 .69

237.6

788.7

621.18382

621 . 29622

.

56

627.8

811.27

786.45

786.46

246.5

399

793

394-3

175-3

977-583

942 .01

948.02

343

622.8

022 . 29

614.8workmen poht. econ. 331 .82

Daniel Bible

Daniel, S: Eng. poetryDanish

architec. RomanesqueEngland Eng. hist.

224.5

821.33

723-48

942 .01Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 551

* language 439 8* literature 839.8Dante Alighieri Ital. poet 851 . 15

943-12

914.312

914.96

949 6

914.96

977365583 93

289.9

940.

1

022 .65S

977-147

^Dantzig history

travel

Danube river travels

^Danubian prov. history

travels

^Danville, 111. history

Daphnales botany

Darbyites sects

Dare, Jeanne Fr. history 944.026^Darfur, Egypt history 962 .

7

Darien

expedition colonies 325.86emigrants 325.241foren trade 382

isthmus history 986ship canal engineering 626.9

Dark aii^es Europ. hist,

room lib. bildings

^Darke co. O. history

Darling. Ft, Va. U. S. hist. 973.7365Darning dom. econ. 646.24Dartmoor prison

U. S. war of 1812 973.5271Dartos anatomy 6 1 1 . 6384Darwinism biology 575

physiology 612. 609Dass, Peder Dan. poetry 839.8135Dates chronology 902Dati, Carlo Ital. essays 854 . 54Datisceas botanyDativ case syntax Greek

Latin

other lang.

Daudet, Alphonse Fr. fie. 843 .88

Daughters

1 776-1 812, soc. of U. S. 369. 142colonial, of 17th century 369. 128of the Amer. revolution 369 . 135

Cincinnati, soc. 369 . 132

confederacy 369. 175revolution 369 . 136

"Dauphin co. Pa. history 974.818^Dauphiny, France hist. 944.96

travel 914.496Daurat, Jean Fr. poetry 841 .31

Davanzati, B. Ital. essays 854 . 44Davenant, W: Eng. dram. 822.41"Davenport, la. history 977.7691Davies. J: Eng. poetry 821 .35"Daviess CO. Ind. history 977.238* Mo. « 977-818

Topics in blick face type are subdivided. Superior

583 469

485.5

475-5

Davis, John discov. of Am"Davis CO. la history

Daynurseries

of judgment doc. theol.

schools intermed. educ.

sidereal and solar

time of hygieneDays

library rules for readers

market dom. econ.

of the year chronolog}^

week, namesrecipes for special

"Dayton, O history

Deacon eccles. polity

Deaconess '* "

Dead sea travel

see also DedDeaf, see VA

973-17

977-797

362.7

236.9

373-2

529-1

61313

024.4

641.4

529.2

529.2

641.566

977-173262 . 15

262 . 15

915-69

"Dearborn co. Ind. hist.

Death, sec DethDebates parliamentary

rhetoric

Debating soc. self-culture

Debility diseases

Debt, debtor, debts, see

Det, dettor, dets

Decaiog Bible

Decantation prac. chem.Decapitation physiology

punishmentsDecapods zoology

"Decatur, 111. history

travels

CO. Ind history

la. history

Decay of rocks lithol.

Decidua pregnancy

Decimal

system arithmetic

weights and mesures

Decipium inorgan. chem.Decision of character eth.

Decisions of juries math.Declamation rhetoric

Declaration

of independence U. S.

Savoy creeds

war intemat. lawDeclarations lawDeclension of nouns Eng.^ other lang.

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

977-211

328

808.5

374.24

616.986

222 . 16

542 .66

612 .8227

343-2

595-38

977-358

917.7358

977-216 •

9777875552.7

618.35

5II-I

389

546.692

170

519-3

808.5

973

238

341

347

425

5•3

.92

15

552 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Declination, variations of 521 . 27Decline, period of physiol. 612.67Decoction prac. chem. 542 . 61

Decomposition, chem. of 541 .39Decoration

architectural 729day U. S. history 973.76

schools 371-365design 740domestic economy 645in relief architecture 729

.

5

interior - . -,

hbrary bildings 022 . 34roof architecture 721 . 56school bildings

S 7 1 63 c

Decorations heraldry 929.

7

table dom. ec. 642 .8

Decorativ art 740Decorum ethics

1 7 7 -

1

libraries 024.52Decrees ecclesias. polity 262 .

6

Decretals " •262 .6

Rom. cath. church 282Ded

animals air pollution 614.763disposal of the pub. helth 614 6list of U. S. civ. war 973 . 767ministry of sacraments 265.8sea description 915.69transportation of 614.63treatment of the 393

Dedication church ordin. 265.9sermons 252.7

Deduction by Bessel geod. 526 .47Puissant " 526.48

mental faculties 153 .6

Deduct!V logic 162

Deeds law 347.2Deepboring mining eng. 622 . 24sea dredging scien. voy. 508.3

life botany 581.92zoology 591.92

sounding scien. voy. 508.3veins of upper extrem. 611.

1 4541Deer zoology 599 . 7

stalking sports 799Def and dumbasylums architecture 725 . 54child study 136.7613education of 371.912institutions 362 .4

'

Topics in^b'.ack face type are subdivided. Superior

024.81

02 I . 89

347-5

612.365

613.91

617-3

61 1 .012

Defacementof books lib. rules

lawsDefamation law-

Defecation physiologyDefects of body

congenital hygiene

surgery

teratology

Defense

means of comp. physiol. 612.016of religion apologetics 239

Defenses fortifications

Defensiv operations mil.

Deferential artery anat.

^Defiance co. O. history

Defilading fortifications

Definit integrals calculus

Definitions of orbits astr.

Deflections of beams, etc.

623 I

623 3

611. 13772

977114623. 114

517-32

521.31

624. 2

Deflegmators prac. chem. 542 . 48Defness diseases

tone physiol.

De Foe. D.

Deformation

Deformities

617 8

612.85874

S23.51

620 - 1 123

61 1 .012

617 3

575-7physiology 6 12. 81 851

612.84378

612.835

612 .82256

612.7465

612.81975

612.785

612.312

Eng. fiction

engin'g

anatomysurgery

Degeneration

evolution

of nervs

optic nerv

spinal cord

toxic, of nerv cells "

Degenerations, muscular

Deglutition

effect of facial nerv onlarynx in

physiology

Degradation mil. science 355.114Degrading school organiza.3 71 .2^Degrees, academic 378 2

medical pub. helth 614.21Deism natural theology 2 1

1

Deists ajjologetics 239.

5

Deity doctrinal theology 231^Dekalb CO. 111. history 977.328

J"d. "

977277^ Mo. "

977815Deken, Agatha Dutch fie. 839.3342Delany multiplex tek-graf 62 1 . 38236Delavigne,j;F.C. Fr. dram. 842 . 72

" poet. 841 . 72

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX553

'Delaware co.

1

1

1

hist. Q77.265" 977-7385

974.736

9771535974-814

136.758

396.7

396

024

616

523

.

021

.

8

(>^

861

9361

^Delaware, U. S. history 975For military history, see sub-

divisions of Special campainsand Military history under

973 -3. 973 . 52. 973 • 7 and973 . 89

Tnd.

la.

N. Y.

O.

Pa.

forts on Am. revol. 973. 3337.'Delhi history 954.

5

travels 9^5 -45Delille, J. French poetry 841 . 54Delineation

of child in art childstudy 136.757literature "

women in art

literature

Delinquencies Hb. loans

Delirium tremens pathol.

Dehsle's method astron.

Deliveries lib. econ.

Delivery stations lib. bldgs 022.16Delta connections elec. 621.3191332* CO. Mich, history 977.494Deltas physical geografy 551 . 48Deltoid muscle anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 3 7 1

1

Deluge Genesis 222.11geologic agents 551. 92

Delusions i aa

Demagogy politics 329Demand and supply prices 338.5

wages 331 .2

132.

1

history

travels

Democracy form of state

social

Democratic party

Democritus Gk philosofers 182.7Demografy statistics 3 1

1

Demolition devices mil. 623 . 27Demonetization 3^2.47Demoniac possession theol. 235Demonology dogmatics 235

witchcraft 133 .4Demcsthenes Gk oratory 885 .

6

Demulcents therapeutics 615.735Demurrage transportation 656^Denbigh, Wales history 942.93Dendrites histology 611.018837,Dendrology botany 582

)

Dengue diseases 616.921|

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Dementia

^Demerara 988

918.8

321.4

335-5

3293

Denials, special apologet. 239.9Denina, Carlo Ital. essays 854.62Denmark administration 354 489

antiquities 913 .489architecture 720 . 9489botany 581.9489colleges 378.489constitu. law 342 489education 370.9489finance 336.489geology 554.89history 948

.

9

laws 349 489maps 912.489religious history 2 74 . 89schools, public 379.489statistics 314-89travel 914-89treaties 341.2489zoology 591-9489

other topics see table i

Dennis. J: Eng. drama 822.51Denominations, Christian 280Density

gravity 531.54of blood physiology 6 1 2 . 1 2

1

earth astronomy 525.12urin physiology 612.4611a

^Dent CO. Mo. history 977. 886Dental

inspection school hyg. 371.712periosteum, dis. of 617.63pulp, diseases of 617.61

Dentate nuclei anatomy 6 11 . 8 1 7 1

3

Dentatum « 611 .81713Dentine diseases dentistry 617.62Dentistry 617.6Dentists, registration of 614.24Denudation geology 55i 3Deodorants exter. thera. 615.777Deodorization of sewage 628 . ^2

Deodorizers contag. dis. 614482Deontology 170Departmental

commission Fr. loc. gov. 3 52. 0443Departments 352

. 0441lib. admin. 025U. S. gov. 353 04

Dependent pension bill U.S. 973.85Dependents child study 136. 767

education 371 947Dephlegmators prac. chem. 542 . 48Depolarized cells elec. eng. 621 .3536Depolarizers " « 621 .3524

figurcb refer to the tables at the end of this index

554 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Deposit

of duplicates lib. econ. 025 . 269money by reader 024 . 14

Deposition geology 551.

3

Depositions evidence 347 . 94Deposits

thick, working of min. 622.35Depravity natural theol. 216

pessimism 149.6total theol. 233.2

Depressants

circulatory therapeutics 615.716

615.786

338381

332

611.732361 1 . 7326

612 . 1787628.218

nervous

Depressions

industrial polit. econ.trade commerce

moneyproduction

Depressor alae nasi anat.

labii inferioris

nerv physiol.

Depth of sewers

DeQuincey, T: Eng. essays 824.81Derangement, mental 132"Derby, England history 942 . 5

1

Derivation

of words com p. philol. 412Eng. language 422

Dermal respiration zool. 591 . 122

physi. 612.793Dermatology anatomy 61 1 . 77

animals 591.49pathology 616,5physiology 612.79

Dermis anatomy 611 778Dermoskeleton comp. anat. 591.49

descrip. " 591.79DeroulMe, P. Fr. poetry 841 .86Derricks engineering 621 . 872Dervishes 297D^saugiers, M: A.M. Fr. lit. 84 1 . 65Descartes empiricism 144

Fr. philosofy 194. i

Descent genealogy 929of man evolu. 575 .8

rules of law 347.6Deschamps, Emile Fr. poet. 841 . 73

Eustache " sat. 847.13Desclot, B. Catalan misc. 849.9812Description travel 910Descriptiv

anatomy botany SSr . 7man 611zoology 591.7

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

729

Descriptiv

astronomy gjageometry gjg

Desertion from mil. servis 35=^.114Deserts physical geografy 551.^8Deshouheres. A. Fr. poet 841 .46Design

architectural

arguments from

apologetics

natuial theology

arts of

elementary educ.

metaphysics

of library bildings

Designing decorationDesigns engineering

mosaic architec.

Desk fittings lib. econ.Desks domestic

library "

offis equipmentDesmidiacea? alg^^Des Moines citv, la. hist.1

CO.

239

211

740

372.52124

022.34

745

620 .04

729 7022 .99

645-44022 . 913

651

589-61

977-7581

077-796Desperriers, B. Fr. fiction 843.32Desportes, P. " poetry 841.38Despotism form of state 321.6Despots Italian history 945 .05Despourrins, C. Prov. poet. 849. 142Dessication prac. chem. 542.48Destouches, P. N. Fr. dram. 842 . 53Det

ethics

floating pel. econ.

local governmentpublic

Detacht city houses archi. 728.

3

vowels shorthand 653.01Detection of fire prot. of life 6^4 . 842

174.7

336.32

352.1

336 3

Detectivs

Determinants algebraDetermination

of earth's figure

orbits astron.

rock minerals

Determinations, astr. geod. 526 .

6

Determinativ mineralogy 549.1Determinism doc. theol.

philosofyDeth

after delivery obstetr.

and resurrection

biology

352.2

512.83

526 I

521.3

552.81

234-9

159

618.79

236

577.7Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX555

Dethby electric shock physiol. 612

dance of emblems 246from cold physiology 612

heat " 612

nature of 612of fetus pregnancy 618

penalty criminal law 343physiology 6 1

2

rates public helth 614theology 236

Deths public helth 614registers of 929.registration, official 352 .

statistics 312Detonators, projectil eng. 623.

Detritus geology 552.^Detroit, Mich. history 977.

surrender U.S. hist.9 73 .

.01442

•5

592591013

332

67

12

I

12

3

4

336

653

347222

439839

Dets, state and national

Dettmann shorthandDettor and creditor lawDeuteronomy Bible

*Deutsch, Piatt language^

literature

^Deux, Sevres, Fr. history 944Developing interest in lib. 021

method teach'g 371Development

incomplete deformities 617

.

intellectual, and church 261

.

nutrition 591.of embryo, abnor. anat. 611.

surgery 617.

anatomy 611.

comp. embry. 591

.

physiology 612.

germ-cells zoology 591.sperm-cells embryol.

zoologyperiod of full physiol.

physiology

projections geodesytheory apologetics

evolution

Deviation of

compass magnetismfalling bodies astron.

Devices, safety, see Safety

special, perspectiv

Devil, personal theology 235worship 290

Deville

gas apparatus chem. 542

.

Topics in black face type are subdi/ided.

611.

591-

612.

612.

526.

239-

575-

45424

51

434

5231

4-9

34•7

•15

•4

4.62

734

31

5

^35

012

3

013

33

64

172

01312

171

66

6

83

8

6

538.

525-

7

37

515. 6S

72

542.75'3'

Deville

gasometers chem.Devils dogmatics 2

Devon, England history 942.35travel 914.235

Devonian age geology 551.74fossils paleon. 560

Devotional exercises pub. 264.1sermons 252.4theology 240

Dew meteorology 551.57^Dewitt CO. 111. history 977.358Dextrins physiology 612.39612Dextrose chem. technol. 664 . i

Diabase lithology 552.34Diabetes diseases 616.63

experimental 612 .35213urin in physiol. 612.46621

Diabolism doctrin

Diabolo game of skill

Diacele anatomyDiafram

physiology

Diaframatic artery anat.

glands

Diaframs elec. eng.

Diagnosis _of pregnancy

pathology

Diagram of work physics 531.42Dial switches elec. eng. 621.31 733

telegrafs communica. 654.3elec. eng. 621 .38223

Dialectics logic 160^Dialects Eng. language 427

literature

235

794611 .8148

611 .26

612 .2171

611. 1354611 .4641

621.3523618.22

616.07

Dialing

Dialogs529-78

793

52978542.64

544-5

entertainments

Dials chronology

Dialysis practical chem.

qualitativ anal.

Diamagnetism magnetism 538.4Diameter of earth 525.13Diamonds econ. geology 553 .

8

mineralogy 549 .

2

Diapedesis physiology 612 . 1 124Diapensiaceae botany 583 . 65Diaphoretics therapeutics 615.743Diaphragm see Diafram^Diarbekr, Asiat. Tur. hist. 956.6Diaries biografy 920Diarrhea, epidemic diseas. 616.934

pathology 616.34public helth 614.517

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

556 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Diarrheal diseases

pub. helth 614Diarthrosis anatomy 611,Diastase materia medica 615.Diastole physiology 612

.

Diatessaron harm, of gosp.226.

Diathermancy heat 536

.

Diatomaceous earth, petrog. 552 .

Diatoms egg

Diazo-bodies org. chem. 547.Dice ethics i-c.

games795

Dickens, C: Eng. fiction 823 .

'Dickinson CO. la. history 977.* Mich. "

977.Dicotyledonae botany 583Dictation machines 651Dictatorship ^21

^Dictionaries Eng. lang. 423* of quota. Eng. lit. 828* special, see subjectDictionary catalogs

bibhografy 019library admin. 025.

Didactic poetry Am. lit. 81 1

.

Eng. " 821.

theology 241

Didactics education 371Diderot Fr. philosofers 1 94

.

Didymium metals 546

.

Die sinking ^-.(y

Dielectrics dynamic elec. 537.Diencefal anatomy 61 1

.

Diencephalon " (mDies electric manuf. 621

.

mech. engin'g 621

.

Diesel motor gas engins 62 1

.

Diet circle Ger. loc. gov. 352 .

hygiene 613

.

Dietaries hygiene 613.Dietetic diseases pathol. 616.Dietetics hygiene 613

.

Differences, finite calculus 517.of triangles trigo. 514.

Differential

calculus 517equations calculus 517.variations astron. 522

.

Differentiation degrees 378.

evolution 575

.

Diffraction acoustics 534

.

optics 535.Diffuse affections of skin 616

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

513

7296

35

3557,61

8

5

83

712

495

Diffusion phys. of absorp. 612 .383

3

05

05

5

64

5

814

814

318

984

436

04332

21

392

6

8

,2

3874

243

2

2

4

51

Superior

542.63

541.341

611. 7341

615 734591-132

612.3

612 .819913

612.332612 .6647

581.132

542.61

prac. chem.

theor.

Digastric muscles anat.

Digestion

aids to therapeutics

animals

effects of spleen physio. 612.4141history of «

612.309human physiology

influence of vagusintestinal

of milk

plants

practical chemistry

theories of

tryptic

Digestiv

secretion in animalssystem anatomy

diseases of

drugs acting on 615. 73surg. operations 6

1 7 . 43tract, absorp. in physiol. 612.386

sympathet. system 612 . 898Digests

of cases, Amer. law 345 5Eng. " 346.5

statutes, Amer. " 345.

3

Eng. « 346.3DigitaHs cerebro-card. pois.6

1 5 . 99

physiology 612.301

612.342

591 143

611.

3

616.3

diuretics

materia medicastimulants

Digits, extra deformities

Dignities heraldry

Dikes engineering

geology

Dilatation

Dilatores nasi

Diligence

Dilleniaceae

615.761

615-32381

615. 711

617.36

929.7

627.4

55188gases 533.2obstet. oper. 618.84anatomy 611.7323

ethics 179.9botany 583.113

Diluvial deposits geology 551.35Dimension, fourth geom. 513.8

stone foundat. 72 1 . 1

1

Dimensions of earth 525.13lib. bkcases 022 .442sun 523.71

^Dimmutivs Lat. etymol. 472 .

5

Dimorphism crystallog. 548.

3

Dingley tariff act U.S.hist. 973.88Dining

car cookery 641.576

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX557

Dinint^

domestic economy 642room dom. econ. 643

.

fumish^g " " 645.

Dinner parties "" 642

.

recipes ""

641

.

Dinners, family " "642

.

public " " 642

.

Dinocerata paleontology 569.

Dinosauria reptils 598

.

Diocesan schools educa. 377 .

Diocese ecclesiastic polity 262 .

Diodorus Greek philos. 183

.

Diogenes " " i 83

.

Diophantin anal, algebra 512 .

Dioptrics optics :;35

.

Diorite lithology 552

.

Dioscoreaceos botany 584

.

Dip of rocks geology 5^1.Diphenyl group org. chem. 547 .

Diphtheria diseases 616.

public helth 614.

^Diphthongs Eng. lang. 421

.

Diplomacy 327intemat. law 341

.

Diplomas school records 371.Diplomatic history

United States civil war 973

.

Mex. " 973.revolution 973

.

Span, war 973 .

war of 1 812 973 .

^Diplomatics Eng. lang. 421.

paleografy 4 1

7

Diplopia physiology 612.Dippers baptist sect 286

birds 598.Dipropargyl org. chem. 547.Dipsaceae botany 58^.Dipsomaniamental derangements 132 .

temperance 178Diptera insects 595.Dipterocarpeae botany 583

.

Direct

current arc light elec.eng. 621

.

machin. " " 621.

systems " " 621

.

trac. lines " " 621.expansion refrigeration 621.legislation polit. science 321.primaries suffrage 324probabilities mathem. 519.taxation polit. econ. 336

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

4

66

42

54I

45

7

19

4

3

6

4

23

3

36

27

85

27

931

512

2

7

291

72

622

32

S92

522

7

8468

24

541

7

77

167

32552

3132

319122

33142

5652

4

I

21

Direction

calculus of anal. geom. 516.8sense of physiology 612. 886

1

Directions, method of, geod. 526.54Directories qiq

newspaper 016.07Directors library gov't 023.3Directory. 1795-99, ^t^- hist. 944.045Disabilities, polit. suffrage 324 . r

Disability, inherited mental 613.92Disaccharids physiology 612.39614Disappearing mounts ordn. 623 . 4333Disarmament arbitration 341 . 6

Disasters at sea adventures 910.4navigation 656

Disc stresses steam turbins 621 . 16514Discharge

from miUtary scrvis 355 . 1 14of pupils school gov't 371.56

628.39

371 142

628.541

627.

1

289.2

351-4262 .9

371.5

370-1

365

sewage into sea

teachers

wastes into streams

water engin'g

Disciples of Christ sects

Disciplin

civil servis

ecclesiastic polity

education

mental education

military milit. science

prison

Disciplinarv

offisers college & univ. 378. 113penalties school gov't 371 . 54personnel " "

power admin.

Discomycetes botanyDiscophora zoology

Discount bankingDiscounts lib. bookbuying 025 . 222Discourses theology 252

see subject

biografy 923.9geografy 910science, hist. 509useful arts 608

Discovery

art of

day school observance 371.365of Amer, U. S.hist. 973 . i

Discriminants algebra 512.85Discs steam turbins 621 . 16534Discussion, freedom of 323

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

371-57

351-92

589.233

593-77332.8

Discoverers

Discoveries

S5S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Disease

^i^e in physiology 612gastric juice in •* 612germs medicin 616hart in physiology 612

612

612

612

612

612

612

612

612

612

.

612.

612 .

615-

619

591

leucocytes in

myografy in "

nitrogen metab. in "

pulse in «

ration in -

red corpuscles in

respiratory exch. in "

temperature in

uric acid in

urin in

vasomotors in

Diseased meat poisons

Diseases

animals veter. med.zoology

classification of nosology 616communicable to man

anim. hyg.

pub. helth

contag. gen,

of dom. animals

special pub. helthinherited hygienemental medicin

mind and body 132of children medicin 618

ear surgery

eye surgery

plants agriculture

botanypregnancy

teeth dentistry

women pathology

pathology

puerperal obstetrics

Disfranchisement suffrage

Dishes pottery

Dishwashing machines

Disinfectants

contagious diseases

domestic economyexternal therapeutics 615.laundry domestic econ. 648

.

Disinfection

contagious diseases 614of sewage 628.

the ded pub. helth 614.

Disintegration geol. agents 551

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

35766•3265

.01

.176

. 1126

.74116

.461236

.166

3956,1116

226

5S^466256

4662186

94

614

614

614

614

614

613-

616

617

617

632

581

618

617

618

616

618.

324-

738

648.

.2

01

9356

4

91

5

938

98

7

21

36

614.

648.

7

I

54

4826

7776

48

32

64

9 I

Superior

Dislocations geology 551 .87surgery 617.16

Disorders of vision eye dis. 617.75Dispensaries institutions .362 . i

pharmacy 615.4Dispensations absolution 265 .

6

Dispensatories mater, med. 615.12Dispersion optics

Displacement

of molecules physics

parts deformitiesDisplay in printing

social ethics

Disposal of

sewage san. engin'gthe ded pub. helth

wastes san. engin*g

Disproportionate growthDisputations religion

see subjectDisraeli, B : Eng. fiction

Dissection anat. animal

humanethics

laws

Dissenters Eng. rehg. hist. 274.2Dissipation ethics 178Dissociation chem. affin. 541 .39

theory of solution chem. 541. 341

1

Distance of earth from sun 525.15moon 523.31stars 523.81

Distances, mesurement 526 . 93Distemper painting 698 .

2

Distild beverages adulterat. 614.345chem. tech. 663 . 5

chemic tech. 668.7prac. chem. 542.48architecture 725.42air pollution 614.732

535-4

539 5

617.38

655.26

177-4

628.3

614.6

628.54

204

823.86

591-7

611.07

179.4

614.22

Distillation

Distilleries

Distilling

Distortions

and corrections geom. 515 66congenital surgery 617.39

Distributing mach. printing 655 .28Distribution

architectural elevation

planof animals

plants

time chronologypolitical economystatic electricity

tide astronomy

729 . 12

729. 22

591 9581 9

52976338

537-22

525 63welth polit. economy 331

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX559

Distributiv cooperation 334 . 5

laws solar syst. 523 . 21

District

court reports, U. S. 345-41^ of Columbia, U. S. hist. 975.3Dithyrambics Greek lyrics 884

doct. theol.

christology

doct. theol.

612 .4641

615.761

525.63

598.4

^33-3

231-4

265.8

232.8

231

231

231

214

321

8

7

5

12

627

622

230

727-4

207

173-1

347-6614. 18

Diuretics physiology

therapeutics

Diurnal inequality of tides

Divers birds

Divination magicDivine

attributes

healing

humanityjustis

law

Providence "

natural '*

right of kings pol. sci

servis public worship 264Diving bells pneumatics 533.86

submarineDivining rod

Divinity theology

schools architect,

theology

Divorce ethics

law

public helth

Dobereiner gas apparatuspractical chemistry 542.72

Dochmii Greek prosody 486.

3

Dock bildings architect. 725.34Docks harbor eng.

Dockyards

Doctors* lives

Doctrinal sermons

theology

Doctrins, relig. heresies

Documents, public

special hbrary material

storage lib. economy'Doddridge co. W. Va. hist.975. 456^Dodge CO. Wis. *• 977 582Dog

diseases of compar, med.619domestic animals 636fighting ethics 175machine gearing 621tax polit. econ. 336zoology 599

Dogma 230Dogmas religious hist. 273

Topics in black-face type are subdivided. Superior

627.3

627.3

926.

1

252.3

230

273

328

025.1734025.8

7

7

6

837

27

7

Dogmatic sermons 252.3Dogmatics 230Dolerite lithology 552-35Dolichocephaly craniology 573 . 7Dolls dom. economy 649.55Dolmens prehist. arch. 5 7 1 . 94Dolomite lithology 552-^5Domain, eminent law 347 2

state finance 336 . i

Dome, boiler steam eng, 621 . 18452locomotiv boiler

Domes architec. design

architecture

astron. observ.

roofs

Domesday book Eng. fin.

Domestic

animals

621.1336

729 -34

721.46

522 . 12

721.57

336.42

636infect, diseases of 614.91

728

628.44

173

640

376.3

628.44

599 7

6i6 02

347 6

architecture

ashes san. eng.

duties ethics

economyeducation

garbage sanitary eng.

mammalsmedicin

relations law

polit. science 323servis 647trade 3^1use and waste of water 628. 17worship family prayer 249

Domestication, effect onanimals and plants

Domicil law

Dominicans mon. orders

Dominoes gamesDompelaers baptist sect

Domschulen cathed. sch.

Donatists sects

'Donegal. Ireland history 941.63Donelson. Ft U.S.civ.war 973.752

capture 973-7322^Dongola, Egypt history 962.5Doni, A. F. Ital. fiction 853.42Donkeys dom. animals 636.1Donne, J: Eng. satire 827.35'Door CO. Wis. history 977.563

furnishings dom. econ. 645 .

3

mats lib. " 022.965openers dom. " 643 .

6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

575

347

271

795

286

377

281

4

4

S6o DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Doors arch, construction 721.8design 729.38

furnace steam eng. 621 . 18355^Dorchesterco. Md. hist. 975.227^Dordogne. France " 944.72Dorian migration Gk " 938.01Doric order architecture 729.32Doris ancient history 938.3Dormers architec. constr. 721.55

design 729.35Dormitories architecture 727.2

student hfe 371.87Dorr's rebellion U. S. hist. 973.58Dorsal

cord anat.

interosseous artery

muscles "

thorax «

Dorsalis pedis

^Dorset, England hist.

Dort confession

synod of

Dosology materia med.

611 . 8213611. 13794611. 73161 1

.946

611. 13794942 -33

238.42

284.2

615.14Eng. version 220.52Douay Bible

Double

bass stringd instrum. 787.4bassoon wind " -jSS 8curvature, geometry 513-58

mod.anal.geom.516. 58

of spine 616.73curvdlines descr. geom. 515.13

515.15

716,2

581 4

<^2i.3534

535-5

surfaces

flowers floriculture

morphologyfluid cells elec. eng.

refraction optics

standard coins money 332.42stars astronomy 523.84

*Doubs, France history 944 . 46Doubt metaphysics 1 2

1

Douche baths hygiene 613 .44Douglas. G. Eng. poetry 821.24^Douglas CO. 111. history 977 . 368

[Mo. - 977.883Wis.. " 977SII

pouch of anat. 611.6674Dovizi, Bernardo Ital.dram. 852 .32Dower law 347-6»Down, Ireland history 941.65Doyere pipets prac. chem. 542 . 73Drachmann, Holger Dan.fic.839. 8366Draco's code Grecian hist. 938.01Draft, furnace steam eng. 621 . 1838

Drafting

drawing

miUtary recruitmentroom mfg plant

Drafts gamesU. S. civil war

Dragon flies insects

Dragonade persecutions

Dragons folklore

Drainage

agriculture

engineering

house

land •

natural mining eng.

of cities

mines

sewage farmspublic helth

Drains, steam pipe

Drake, Francis

disco\ . of Amer.^Drama

English literature

French

GermanGreek

Italian

Latin

miracle plays Eng. lit.

gen. hist. 809.2religion 244

moral influ. of ethics

sacred

Spanish literature

Dramas Amer.civ. war

revolution 973.392U.S.war 1812 973 5292

Dramatic

amusementsart theater

biografy actors

Eng. authors

composition

criticism

history

music

orchestral music

'^Dramatists' lives, English

Draperies dom. econ.

Drastics cathartics

Draughts games

744

355-2

621.71

794

973-7414

595.73

272.4

39S.4

631

627-5

628.6

627.5

622.

52

628 2

622.5

628.367

614.77

621.1855

973-17

822

S42

832882

852

872

822 . I

175-2

244

862

973 792

792

792

927.92

928.22

808.2

792

792

782

785.2

928.22

^^45 -3

615-7325

794Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX ^61

Dravidian architecture 722.4language 494literature 894

Drawbridges engineering 624. S

Drawing 740architectural 744books 740elementary educ. 372 . 52

engineering 744mathematical 744mechanical 744mills mfg. plant 621

room amusem'ts 793furnishings 645

.

topografic

Drawings

architectural

classification & storage

detail bilding

engineering

general bilding

linear

mechan. engineering

prehistoric archeology

Drawnwork fancvwork

526.

729<^25-

692 .

620

.

692 .

741

621

.

571-

746

77

62

93

Eng. poetry 82 r

.

folklore 398.

135

612

177

2

04

I

004

71

34

7

97i.

326.

973.

627

.

508.

943-

914-

391

247-

177-

646.

646.

646.

646.

82176

7115

97368

154

7

7

321

321

Drayton, M.

Dream books

Dreamsphysiologic psych.

Dred Scott

case causes U.S.civ.war

decision slavery

U. S. hist.

Dredges, steam steam eng. 62 1

.

Dredging engineering 627

.

machineryscientific voy,

^Dresden history

travels

Dress costume

ecclesiastic

ethics

fashion

" magaz.reform societies

Dresses domestic econ.Dressing

hair

of stone masonryore mining eng,

works

Dressmaking

Drewry's Bluff, Va.

U. S. civ. war 973-7365

Topics in b lack face type are subdivided. Superior

7

4

01

06

43

391-

693 .

622.

622 .

646.

5

12

7

79

43

Driers laundry appli. 648.Drift, glacial geology 551.

remains prehis. arch. 571

.

Drifting and tunnel'g min. 622 .

355-

621

.

622 .

621

.

543178.

394.

613

641

613

178

613

Drill military science

Drilling mech. eng.

mining "

Drills, steam engins for

Drink chemic analysis

Drinking, social ethics

usages customsDrinks

cold hygiene

domestic economyhot hygiene

intoxicating ethics

hygienemixing of manufactures 663

Drives landsc. gardening 713Driving ^^8^Dr6me, France history 944Dropsy diseases 616Droserace^ botanyDroughts meteorologyDrowning protec. of life

Drugs

adulteration of

analytic chemistry

economic botanyintoxicating ethics

hygiene 613Druids 299Drum musical instru.

boiler steam ensr.

Drumhed of ear anat.

Drumlins geology

3

33II

26

5

.952

23-154

I

3. I

36.87

37I

81

8

5 S3

614

615

614

5435«i.

178.

789621

611

551Drummond. VV: Eng. poet. 821

665

622

343

973

297

646

627

.

545

767

691

821

.98

•393

5781

. I

35

463,8

8

16

I

18452

S55

33 •

36

7

67

7365

Drummond HghtDrums mining eng.

Drunkenness crim. lawDrury's Bluff, Va.

U. S. civ. warDruses religion

Drycleaning dom. econ.

docks engineering

goods tj-ade production ^^Smethod qualita. anal. 544

quantita. "

point engravingrot bilding

Dryden, J : Eng. poetryDrying

food preservation 641 .4

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

.6

34

2

4

I

4S

562 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Drying

laundry process 648

.

practical chemistry 542.printing 655.

Dryplate processes photo. 772Dualism ontology 1 1 j

Parsee heresies 273.Parseeism 295

Duality mod. geometry 513

.

Du Bellay, J. Fr. poetry 841 .

^Dublin, Ire. history 941.travel 914.university 378.

^Dubois CO. Ind history 977.^Dubuque city la. history 977.'

,^^- "

"977-

Ducis. J. F. Fr. drama 842.Duck roofing bilding 695

.

shootingy^g

Duck-bild platypus zool. 599

.

Ducks poultry 636.zoology 598.

Ductility molecular phys. 539

.

Ducts, air ventilation 697.kidney anatomy 611.

diseases 616.see also qualifying word

Dudevant. A.L.A.D. Fr.fic 843

.

Dueling ancient law 340

.

criminal "343

customs 394.ethics

1 79

.

Duets vocal music 784.Du Fail, Noel Fr. fiction 843

.

Dufresny, CR. •' dram. 842.^Dukes CO. Mass. history 974.Dulcimer music 787.Dumasylums ^52bells gymnastics 613

.

education of 371 _

waiters dom. econ. 643.engin'g 621.

Dumas, A. fils Fr. dram. 842A.D. pere " " 842

fie. 843Dumb, see DumDumbarton Scotland hist. 941Dumdum bullets 623'Dumfries, Scot. hist. 941Dummy titles lib. econ. 020Dumping grates st. eng. 62

1

Dunbar, W: Eng. poetry 821

,

^Dunbarton Scotland 941

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

3

68

33

51

32

83

183

415

237

7391

73961

8

I

5

4

52

9

6r

61

82

3

8

7

82

34

47

49

9

4

71

912

6

87774

84

77

76

374553548

S8

18354

23

37 i

Superior

Dunes geology 551.33Dunkers baptists 286^Dunklin co. Mo. history 977.899Dunlap, W: Am. drama 812.22Dunmore's, Lord, war

U. S. hist. 973 . 27'Dunn CO. Wis. history 977 . 543Duns Scotus mediev. phil. 189.4Duodecimals arithmetic 5 1 1 . i

Duodenum anatomy 611.342diseases of 616.34

'Dupage CO. 111. history 977.324Duplex telegraf commun. 654 . 2

elec. eng. 621.38232Duplicate dep't lib. econ. 025 . 26Duplicates

lib. accession routine

sale of lib. econ.

Duplicating

machines offis equip,

notices, etc. lib. adm.Duplication, apparent

deformities

Duploy^ shorthandDupont, Pierre French poet. 84 1 . 82Dura mater, cerebral anat .611.8195

sinuses of " 611 . 14511spinal " 611.8295

'Durango. Mexico hist. 972 . i

D'Urfey, T: Eng. humor^Durham, England hist.

Dust

air pollution

cosmic descrip. astron.

inhalation of hygiene

025. 261

025 .265

652

025. 129

61734653-38

827-44

942 .81

614.71

523-16

613-63prevention of, in factories 628

.5 1

1

Dusting

DutchEast Indies

Guiana

dom. econ.

history

travels^ language^ literature

painting

reformd church •

in Amer.republic history

'Dutchess CO. N. Y. hist.

Duties

and customs tariff

moral

of children

citizens

college men

648.52

991

988

918.8

439 3

839 3

759-9284.1

285.7

949 2

974.733

337ethics 170

" 173-6

172.

1

378.069

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX563

Dutits

of husbands and wives

library staff

trustees

parents ethics

public ofifisers"

servants "

dom. econ.

teachers education

public sermonsremitted library aid

social ethics

stamp polit. econ.

Duty religion

free importation

Du Vair, Guillaume Fr. lit.

Dwarfs biology

Dwellings

architecture

hygiene

laboring classes

prehistoric

sanitation

Dwight,Timothy Am. poet.

Dyadic arithmetic

»Dyaks history

Dyeing chem. tech.

Dyes, anilin

Dykes engineering

geology

Dynamic electricity

engineering

geology

Dynamics, celestial

chemic

electro

physics

Dynamite chemic tech.

storage prot. of Hfe

Dynamoelectric machineryDynamogenesis physiology

Dynamometer physics

physiology

steam plant

Dynamoselectric engineering

electrodynamics

Dynamotors elec. eng.

Dysentery diseases

public helth

Dyspepsia dietetic diseases

digestiv diseases

physiology

173 3

023.7

023-35

173-5

172.2

173-8

647-7371. lOI

252.6

021 . 861

177

336.27

233-4

337-8844.41

573-8

728

613 5

331.83

571 8

628.6

811.22

511.

1

991 -I

667.2

667 .2

627.4

551

537 5621

551

521. 1

541-39

537-6

531 3662 .

2

614-833

621.313

6 1 2 . 80 1

1

531-21

612 . 744211621 . 1977

Dyspnea

621.313

537-83

621.31326

616.935

614.516

616.39

616.33

612.326

612 . 2S42

Ear

anatomy 611.85care of hygiene 613 . 49def and dumb asylums 362 .4

arch. 725.54diseases

hospitals

muscles

physics

physiology

psychology

surgery

architecture

anatomy

617 8

362.1

725.51

611.7324

534-7612.85

152.2

391-7

591-48

611.8526

612.85876

723.1

189

270. 1

372820.6

427 01

182

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

rings jewelry

stones comp. anat.

human "

physiology

Early

Christian architecture

philosofy

Christians history

education, elementary

EngHsh text society^ forms of Eng, languageGreek philosofy

institutions pol. science 321 . i

printed books 093rising hygiene 613.79

Earth

astronomy 525attraction of moon 523 . ^^burial of ded customs 393 . i

pub. helth 614. 611closet system sanitation 62 8 . 43figure of 526.1houses prehist. archeol. 571 .82

internal heat of geology

movements geology

physical geology

rotation of astronomystructure of phys, geol.

surface features

irregularities

Earthenware chem. tech.

Earthquakes geology

Earths, rare' inorg. chem. 546 .

6

Earthwork min. engin'g 622.21

Earthworks fortifications 623.122prehist. archeol.571

.

9

Earthworms zoology

Easels lib. fittings

Easements lawEast

and West, relig. schism

India Company

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

551-13

551-24

52535551-1

551 4526.64

666.6

551-22

59S-I

022.933

347-2

270.3

382

564 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

East Ecclestiastic* Indian archipelago hist . 991 fasts person, relig. 248

languages 491.4 pub. worship 264^ Indies .^ history 954 feasts 264^ Dutch 991 furniture ecclesiology 247* Liverpool 0. 977.1631 history 270^ Xew Jersey * 974.91 Latin, modem philol. 479'

Prussia " 943-11 law canon law 348travels 9U-3II legends 209

River bridge engin'g 624.5 for special topics see top ic

* Russia history 947-8 music 783travels 914.78 pohty 262

^ St Louis, 111. history 977389 statistics 209^ Turkestan 951.6 trials 262 .9

travels 915.16 vestments ecclesiology 247-7Easter Anglican calendar 264.031 Ecclesiastics biografy 922

chronology 529.6 Ecclesiasticus Bible 229.4music 783.28 Ecclesiology church 261

school observ. 371.365 symbolism 246Eastern Echinoderms paleontology 563 9

church 281.9 zoology 593 9churches 281.5 Echinoidea * 593-95

* empire 949-5 Echo acoustics 534.2iland travel 919.7 Eclampsia diseases 616.845Pacific ocean phys.geog 551 .466 Eclectic medicin 615.5Panhandle, W. Va. hist 975 49 philosofy 148question Turkish history - 949-6 Eclipses, find, longitude by 525-48states U. S. 974 of moon 523.38

Eating customs 394.1 sun 523-78hygiene 613 3 theory 521.8plesures of 641 .or Ecliptic, inclin. of equat. to 525.51

'Eaton CO. Mich, history 977-423 plane of astron. 525.32*Eau Claire city.Wis. " 977 546 solar system 523.26' CO. " •* 977-545

* Ecoles congreganistes 377-3Ebenaceae botany 583 685 Ecology botany 581-15Ebenales 583 68 evolution 575-3Ebers, G; German fiction 833-86 zoology 591-15Eccentricity Economic

in manners ethics 177 botany 581.6of orbit of earth 525-33 chemistry chem. tech. 660

seasons 52552 cookery dom. econ. 641.55Eccentrics, lives of 920.8 geology 553

machinery 621.85 Zoology 591 6Ecclesiastes Bible 223.8 EconomicsEcclesiastic

>

of fashions dom. econ. 646.01antiquities 209 political economy 330architecture 726 Economizers, feedwater 621 . 1972art ecclesiology 246 Economy, domestic 640biografy 922 ethics 174calendar chronology 529.6 library 020ceremonies customs 394-4 political 330costume 247 Ecstasy religion 248councils 262 .4 Ecstatics ment. derange. 132.5courts 348 Ectoblast embryology 611.01338

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superioi figures refer to the tables at the end of this lode

RELATIV INDEX 565

Ectoderm embryology 611.

Ectodermic organs " 611.

Ectopic gestation obstetrics6i8

.

hart physiology 612

.

Ectozoa animal parasites 616^Ecuador history 986

travels 918.

Ecumeniccouncil

EczemaEddasEddy currents

01338

0135

31

1717

968

eccles. polity

relig. hist.

dermatology

Norse literature

262 .

270.

616.

839-

621.

537.

612 .

572.

599.

977

engm gphysics

Edema physiology

Eden orig. home of manEdentata mammals^Edgar co. 111. history

Edgeworth, M. Eng. fiction 823Edict of Nantes Huguenots 284Ediles Rom. antiquities 913^Edinburgh, Scot, history

travels

university

Editions, choice of

reading and aids 028.

Editorial work journalism 070

.

Edmund polyg. act U.S.hist.973.

Edom ancient history 939.Education 370

and the church religion 261

.

sociology377.

general, for library servis 023 .

5

2

52

6

311

6

381

4

3

369

941-

914.

378.

72

5

37

44

144

41

4

84

46

in relation to labor

industrial

of voters

womenyoung

public

systems

useful arts

statt controi

system

self

systems of

useful arts .

^ special, see subjecft

Educational

bildings architecture

ethics

psychology

reports, public

sermons

Educator, Ubrary as

Educators' lives

33^

371

607

324

376

372

351

379

374

371

607

5

8

531

85

42

851

727

171

370-

379252.

021

.

923

7

15

5

2

7

Edward i Eng. history 942.035

.036

-037

.044

045•053

.082

2

3

4

5

6

942

942

942

942

942

7 " " 942Edwards. J. Am. philos. 191

^Edwards co. 111. history 977Ferry,Va.U.S.hist.973

Eels zoology ^p^Effect and cause metaphysics 122

perspec. arch, design 729Effen, J. van Dutch essays 839Efficiency

and college training

school courses

Effigies, monumental^Effingham co. 111. hist.

Efflorescence chemistryEffluvium nuisances

Efflux hydraulics

Eg embryology

Eggleston. E: Am. fiction

^SSf eggs, see Eg, egs

Egina marbles anc. sculpt. 733

378

375718

977

541

628

532.

591

813-

379r.7318

5

-15

•344

.01

,0072-

3796

39

52

56

3

42

Egoism ethics

Egs cookery

dietetics

food value

oology

phys. of nutrition

poultry

Eg-shape of sewersEgypt administration

antiquities

architecture

:^rt

botany

finance

geology

hieroglyphics

history, ancient

modern*

language, old

mapsm}-thology

obelisks antiq.

171

641

613

641

598

612

636

628

354

913

722

709

581

336

556

493'

932

962

493912.

299.

913-

-9

.6

.28

. 12

. 2

-39283

5

. 224

62

32

2

32

96262

2

I

I

62

31

32monum. 718

philosofers

pyramids antiq,

religion

schools

statistics

181

913

299

379316

.2

32

3'

62

2

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

566 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

^Egypt Sudan history 962

.

travels 916.

travel 916.treaties 341

.

other topics see table i

Egyptology antiquities 913

.

Ehrensvard, T. C. Gyllem-bourg Danish fiction 839.

Eichendorff, J. Ger. poetry 831

.

Eight hour law pol. econ. 331.Eighth nerv anatomy 611.

physiology 612

.

Eilschov, F. K. Dan. misc. 839 .

Ejaculatory duct anat. 611.Ejectment law 347

.

Ejectors mech. engin'g 621.Eldorado folklore 398.Elseagnaceae botanv =;8;.

Elasmobranchii fishes 597.Elastic tissue histology 611.Elasticity

of muscle physiology 612.physics :;3g.

pulmonary physiology 612

.

tests engineering 620

.

Elastin nutrition 612.Elateridae zoology 595

.

Elatineae botany 583.Elbow anatomy 611.

joint "611.

Elci, A. M. d' Ital. satire 85 7 .

Elders ecclesiastic polity 262.Eleatic Greek philosofers 182

Election doctrin. theol. 234frauds, U. S. 324sermons 252

Elections polit. science 323U. S. law 324

city admin. 352Electiv franchise 324

system educat. 375Electoral

commission suffrage 324U. S. hist. 973

frauds suffrage 324system polit. science 321

Electric

animals comp. physiol. 612.771apparatus inspection 614.836communication eng. 621.38cooking appliances 643 . 336elevators engin'g 621 .8775

lib. bldgs 022 .95engineering 621.3

Topics in black face type are subdivided Superior

6

26

2

262

32

8361

72

81

8318

8198

8843

6352

69

3

935

3

01827

7414

3

2 12

.1123

.398146

.76

.161

-973

7273.66

1539736

73

004

004

73

82

8

Electric

furnace physics

prac. chem.heating bilding

dom. econ.

prac. chem.irritation of nervs

light domest. econ.

libraries

mech. eng.

physics

lighting stations

machinery engin'g

machines physics

manipulation chem.mesurements engin'g

physicsmesuring of temperaturephenomena physics

537-85

542-47

697.7

644.26

542.47612

644

022

621

8161

315

754

32

537-83621 .3122

621

537

542

621

537

536.

537-4

313

23

8

37

7

53

of muscles physiol.612 .743nervs

skin

power stations eng.

transmission

railways "

resistance mesologyshock surgery

signals physics

stimulation of hart

storms physics

stoves kitch. equip.

telegraf, communication 654

612.813

612.795

621.312

621 319621.33612 .014422

617 . 12

537-88612 . 1723

538.7

643 336

engineering

physics

testing useful arts

traction stations

vehicles engin'g

Electricians Hb. econ.

Electricity

accidents fromapplied engineering

physics

cooking byeffect on muscles

generation useful arts

heating by dom. econ.

hygiene

therapeutics

Electro-

analysis chem.ballistic machines gun'ry 623

.

5

biology animal mag. 134

biology 577blasting mining 622 . 23

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

621.382

537-81621 37621.3123

629

023.772

537614.836621 3

537 8

641.586

612.74163

621.31

644.26

613.16

615.84

544.9

RELATIV INDEX567

Electro-

chemic autom. teleg. 621

chemistry 541

chronograf astronomy 522dialysis prac. chem. 542dynamics 537kinetics dynamic elec. 537magnetism 538metallurgy 537motors machines 621

science 537physiology anim. mag. 134

biology 577physiology 612

plating metallurgy 537Electrodes electrophysiol. 612

engineering 621

Electrolysis qual. anal. 544quant, * 545

Electrolytes elec. eng. 621

Electrolytic anal. chem. 545rectifiers eng. 621

.

Electrometers engin'g 621.

physics 537.Electromotiv

force of hart'

612.phenomena

of nervous excitation 612.Electromotors elec. eng. 621.Electrons chemistry 541.Electrostatic apparatus eng. 62

1

Electrostatics static elec. 537Electrotherapy

electric engineering 621.

electrophysiology 612.medicin 615.

Electrotonus electrophys. 612

.

physiology 612.Electrotyping printing 655

.

Eleemosynary institutions 361^Elegiac poetry Eng. lit. 82 1.

Gk " 884Latin " 874

Elementary

education 372forms arch, design 729.

^ readers Eng. language 428.schools 372

gymnastics in 371.libraries for 3 7 1 •

manual training 37i-theory of music 781

.

Elements

chemical chem. tech. 661

.

Topics in bUck face type are aubdivided. Superior

.38241

37-52

.8

.6

5

3

85

313

83

01442

85.014421

352293

35243

31374-3743

25

.1724

.8223

3132

3152

3915

014428

84

014423

813322

04

36

9

7321

645

422

2

Elements

chemical chemistry 546false ••

546.9^required architec. design 729.21

Elephants mammals 599.6Eleusinian mysteries

Greek antiquities 9^3 -38mythology 292

Elevated

ground hygienerailroad city transit

elec. eng.

engineering

stations arch. 725. 3 18temperature hygiene 013 . 64ways public helth

Elevation archit. design

lib. bildings

Elevations meteorologyElevatormen lib. econ.

Elevators

grain architecture

hydraulic machinerylibrary bildings

mech. engineering

Eleventh nerv anatomyphysiol.

*Elgin, 111. history

Scotland

marbles

Elian philosofers Gk phil.

Eliesen, Povel Dan. mis.

EHminants algebra

Eliot, George Eng. fie.

*Elis ancient history

EHxir of life alchemyElizabeth. Queen Eng. hist. 942 .055'Elizabeth, \. J. history 974.937Elizabethan persecutions 272.7'Elk CO. Pa. history 974.865' valley W.Va. '

975 464'Elkhart co. Ind. " 977 . 281Elkhom tavern, Ark.

U. S. civ. warElHpse analytic geom.

geometryEUipsis Eng. language^

other languagesEUipsoid analytic geom. 5 1 6 . 43Ellipsoidal figure geodesy 526.16Ellipsoids, potentials of 526. 11

Elliptic functions calculus 517.36EUipticity, law of geodesy 526. 13'Elmira, N. Y. history 974 . 779

figures refer to the tables at the end of this tadez

613.12

388

'^21.331343

625.4

614. 782

729 I

022.341

551.53

023 -793

725-36621 .263

022 95621 877611 .83192

612 .8192

977-323

941-23

733

183-7

839.8822

512.85

823.88

938.8

540.1

973-7323516.23

513 23

4253

568 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Elocution 808vocal culture 784

Elongated

bullets ordnance 623small arms 623

projectils ordnance 623Eloquence 808^ Eng. oratory 825Elves folklore 398Elzevir editions rarities 094Emanation metaphysics 129

Emancipationof slaves 326woman 396

proclamation U. S. hist. 973Embalming customs 393

,

pub. helth 614

,

Embankments river eng. 627,Embargo 344

of 1808-12 U.S. hist. 973,Embassadors interna, law 341

.

polit. sci. 327

Emblematic art ecclesiol. 246.

Emblems ** 246Embolismofpulmon. artery 616.

Embossing book lib. econ. 025.

telegraf eng. 621 .

Embroidery 746Embryo anatomy 611.

physiology 612.

zoology 591.

Embryology animals 591 .

botany 581

.

experimen. 611.

human 611.

physiology 612

obstet. oper. 618.

surgery 617Emergency help dom. econ. 647Emerson, R.W. Am. lit. 814.

" phil. 191

,

transcendentalism 141

Emery econom. geol. 553

.

wheels mach. tools 621.

5

9

•45125

-4552

4512

5

,8

.1

714

3

64

4

48

7

EmbryotomyEmergencies

Emetics physiology

therapeutics

Emigrants polit. science

Emigration

^Emiha. Italy history

Eminent domain lawEmissary vein anatomy'Emmet co. la. history' Mich.

612

615

325

325

945

347611.

977-

977-

.247

.252

.38244

013

64

333

•3

,0139

013

64

83

. I

.29

•36

3

65923

3278

731

2

4

2

M5137125

488

Emollients external thera. 615internal " 615

Emotions physiol. psych. 612

psychology 1 5 7

Empedocles Gk philosofers 182

Emperor Ger. empire 354Emperors biografy 923Empetraceae botany 583Emphysema lung dis. 616

Empire, Eastern history 949French ist, " 944

2d. " 944German gov. 354Roman 937Western, fall of 937

Empiric medicins adul. 614

philosofy 144Empiricism in med. quack. 614Employees

associations 331domestic occasional 647

regular 647Employers

and employed ethics 174,

pol. econ. 331Employment

agencies, see Agencies

hygiene

of children pol. econ.

time ethics

women customs

pol. econ.

biografy

ethics

Eng. syntax

776

735

8213,

5

,4305

I

984

248

5

05

07

430306

09

353

.26

88

29

8

I

Empresses

Emulation

^Enallage

Enamel

613

33^-

179.

396.

33^-

923

179

425-

arch, decoration 729.

chem. technology 666.

6

3

9

5

4

Z

2

65

751

247

611

751

611

painting

sacred orna.

Enarthrosis anatomyEncaustic painting

Encephlaon anatomyEnclosures of doors and win. 72 1

.

Encyclic letters eccles. pol. 262 .

Encyclopedias, general 030^

special, see subject

Encyclopedists, Fr. apolo. 239.

lives 920.Endbrain anatomy 611.

Endemic diseases 616Endemics med. geografy 614.

Endless punishment theol. 237.

screw mech. eng'g 62 i

.

Endocardium anatomy 611.

4

72963

81

86

8

3

813

42

7

8333126

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 569

611. 01337611 .0134

392.5612.8586

61 1 . 662

611 .018835

532.7

027 4

373

379-3

021 .92

368.3

378.32

379- 13

025

025

611

1 1

1

211

828

Endoderm embryology

Endodermic org.

Endogamy customs

Endolymph physiology

Endometrium anatomyEndoneurium histology

Endosmose liquids

Endowd libraries

schools education

vs public schools

Endowmentlibrary support

life insurance

of research colleges

public school support

Endowmentslibrary finance

special subjex:ts

Endyma anatomyEnemeta, nutritiv hygiene 613 . 23Energy, conservation of 53 1 6

vital i^hysiology 612.0137Engelbrektsdatter, D.

Dan. poet.

Engin and coach wagonhouses architecture

Engineering, civil

dynamicelectric

illuminating

industrial

locomotiv

materials

mechanic

municipal

topografic

Engineers lives

military sci.

U. S. civ. warEngins

England

administration

antiquities

architecture

armybank of

biografy

botany

church

colleges education

constitution

education

finance

geology

83Q.8136

621 . 1328

72519620

621

621 3

628.9

658

621 13

620 I

621

352.5

526 9

926 .

2

358.2

Q73-74I7

63X

354913

720

354

332

920

581

283

378

342

370

336

554

42

42

942.426

•15

042

942

42

42

942

422

England

government pol. sci.

' history

^ language

old

law

libraries

literature

local governmentmapsnavypainting

philosofers

lives

private law

religious history

Romanesque architecture

schools, public

sculpture

slavery

323

942

420

427.01

346027 .042

820

352.042912 42

354.427

759-2

192

92 I .2

347

274 2

72342379 42

735

326societies, general

statistics

travel

treaties

universities education

zoology

English

composition

cyclopedias

deists apologetics

discovery of Americaephemerides

language

literature

newspapers

periodicals, general^ philology

prisons Amer. revol.

U.S.war of 181

2

socialism

Engravers lives

occupation

Engraving

books of

of seals and gems 736Engravings

cases for lib. fittings

catalogs of

collections of

special library material

Enharmonic organ musicEnigmas amusements^ English litera.

Enlistment armv

062

314 2

914 2

341 .242

378.42

591 942

808

032

239-5

97317528.2

420820

072

052

420

973-371

973-5271

335-1

927.6

^^65760

769

022. 485

oiO. 76

769

025.177

786.9

793828

Topics in black type face are subdivided. Superior

355-2

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

570 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Ennius Latin drama 872Enoch, Book of 229Enrolment sch, organiza. 371Ensiform bone anatomy 6 1

1

Ensigns flags 929Ensilage agriculture 633Entail law 747Enteric fever diseases 616

pub. helth 614Enterokinasis physiology 6 1

2

Enteropneusta zoology 593Enterprise, ship

U. S. war of 1812 973Entertaining^ collections Eng. lit. 828

domestic economy 642Entertainments

and libraries 021

.

library support 021

.

licenses for 352 .

private dom. econ. 642

.

public amusements 791dom. econ. 642 .

Enthusiasm psychology 1 5 7

religious 269Enthymeme logic 166Entoderm anatomy 611Entomology zoology 595Entomophthoreae botany 589Entomostraca zoology 595Entoptic phenomena 612Entozoa parasitic dis, 616

zoology 595.Entrance halls lib. bldgs 022 .

Entrees cookery 641

.

Entropy engineering 621

.

physics 536.Enunciation elocution 808.Envallsson, K: Swed. lit. 839 .

Environmentevolution r^e

.

influence of physiol, 612.

therapeu. 615

.

on man 573 .

mental characteristics 136.Envy ethics 17Q.Enzina, J. del Span. dra. 862 .

Eocene fossils paleontol. 560period geology 551.

Eolian harp music 787.Eolithic age prehist arch. 571.Epacrideae botany 583

.

Epencephalon anatomy 611 .

Ependyma ** ^n

,

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

.21

•713

9

. 2

,927

511

33284

99

5253

45

96

8

41

45

013377

.229

31

8434962

I

681

82

lOII

7

5

7254

3

0144

56

4

2

8

21

781

5

z

64

817

828

Ependymal cells histol.

Epervier, ship

U. S. war of 181

2

Ephemerides

Ephesians Bible

Ephesus, first council of

history, ancient

modemEpiblast embryologyEpic dramatic music

painting

^ poetry Eng. lit.

Greek

Latin

Epicharmus Gk dramaEpicranial muscles anat.

Epictetus Gk philosofers

Epicurean philosofy

Epicurism dom. econ.

Epidemic

catarrh diseases

monomania derangem'tsi32 . i

Epidemics

contagious diseases 614.5diseases 616library economy 024.47public helth 614.49

Epidermal layer embryol. 6 1 1 . o 1 3 5

611 .01884

973-5255528

227.5

270.23

939 23

956.2611. 01338782.2

753821 .03

883

873

882.5

611 . 7322

188.7

187

641 .or

616 . 203

Epidermis anatomyEpididymis

Epigastric

artery, inferior anat.

superior

plexus

region «

Epigenesis spontan. gener. 576 . i

Epiglottis anatomy 6 1 1 . 2 2

1

physiology 612 .7825^Epigrams Eng. literature 828

611. 771

61 1 . 632

611.1 3 781

6111345611 83931611 .951

Epigyneae botanyEpilepsy

cortical physiology

diseases

institutions

Epineurium histology

Epiphany Anglican fest.

Epipharynx anatomyEpiphysis cerebri

Epiploon

Epirus ancient history

Episcopacy sects

Episcopal charges sernri.

church

584 -2

612 . 8253616.853

362.8

611 .018835

264.031

611. 3271611 .8145

611.382

938.2

283

2^2.1

283in Scot. 283 .41

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX571

Episcopal orders ministry 262 . 17

Episcopalians biografy 922.

3

Episcopate ministry 262 . 12

Epispastics therapeutics 615 . 774Epistles Anglican ritual 264.036

Bible 227* Eng. literature 826

^Epistolary writers, Eng. 928 . 26

Epistolografy 808 .

6

Epistropheus anatomy 61 1.7 113

Epitafs genealogy 929.5monuments 718

Epithalamus anatomy 61 1 . 8145Epithelial tissue histology 611 .0187Epitheliums, glandular 612. 409^Epithets Eng. language 426.8Epitrochleal glands anat. 611.4672Epizoa parasites, zoology 591 . 69Epizootic diseases vet, med. 619Epoophoron anatomy^Equador history

Equality social ethics

Equation

machine astron. instru.

of center orbits

time chronology

personal astron. correc.

Equations, algebraic

chemic

indeterminate

numeric

theory of

trigonometric

611 .6676

986

177 5

522.54

521-38

5291522.97

512.3

541-9

512.23

512.2

512.82

514 4

51

14

26

525

522

522.46

798

1

1

392

526. 12

612.886

525-5

355 8

359

587 -2

347-8

347-2

Equator, inclina. of seas'ns 525Equatorial

belt earth

mounting telescopes

telescope astron.

Equestrian exercise

Equilibrium

astronomy laws 521chemistry 541of liquids physics 532rotating spheroid

sense of physiology

Equinoxes astronomyEquipment of armies

navies

Equisetae botanyEquity law

of redemp. lawEquivalence of force phys .531.21

theoret. chem. 541.2Equivalent projec. on maps 526 . 85

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Equivocation ethics 1 7 7

Erbium metals 546Erckmann, Emile Fr. fie. 843Erectil tissues vasomotors 612Erection physiology 612Erector spinae anatomy 61

1

Erepsin physiology 612Eretrian philosofers 183Ergograf physiology 612Ergot stimulants 615

uterins 615Eric the Red discov. of Am. 973Ericaceae botany 583Ericales '

583Ericson, Leif discov.of Am. 973Erie canal U. S. history 973

CO. X. Y. " 974

O. « 977Pa. « 974

Ft. capture U.S. hist. 973Lake, battle **

973Eriocaulese botany ^ 84Erizzo. S. Ital. fiction 853Erlenmeyer flasks chem. 542 .

Erosion geology 551Erotica ethics 176Errata proofreading 655.Erratic boulders geology 551.Errhines therapeutics 615.Error, sources of logic 165^Errors, gram. Eng. lang. 428

.

of obserV . probabil .519.^ speech Eng. lang. 428.

popular delusions 133.*Erse language 491Eruptions volcanoes 551

.

Eruptiv fevers diseases 616

.

Erysipelas - 616Erythrocytes physiol, 612^Erzerum, Asiat.Turk. hist. 950Escalators mech. engin'g 62

1

Escapements watchmaking 681

Escharotics therapeutics 615Eschatology 236Esdras Bible 229Eskimo dress dom. econ. 646

history 998Esophageal

artery anatomy 611

branches of vagus " 611Esophagus ** 611

diseases of 616

physiology 612Esperanto 408

3

65

85

188

. 612

731333247.744211

.711

.766

•13

.62

6

1355.796

. 122

.899

•5237

-5254

.81

43

231

3

2533.726

3

6

3

7

61

2 I

911

942

III

6

8676

775

I

091

1355

831919

329

32

315

9

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

572 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Espronceda, J. de Span. poet. 86

Esquimaux dress^

history

Essayists, Eng. biografy

Fr.*^

Ger.

^Essays Eng. literature

general collections 040• special topic see subj.

Essence metaphysics

Essences chem. tech.

Essenes Jewish rehg.

Essential oils chem. tech.

646 .09

1

998928, 24

928.44

028.34

824

^Essex, England

CO. Mass.

N.J.N. Y.

Vt.

121

668.5

2q6

608.

5

hist. 942.67

974-45

974-931

974.753travel 917-4753hist. 074.32

ship U.S.^var 1812 073.5255Establisht church, Anglican 283Estates

Esters

Esther

347-6

328

547-4

229.2

222 .9

law

of the relm

organic chem.

ApocryphaBible

'

Esthesiometers physiology 612. 883 r

Esthetics architecture 720.1

fine arts 701

gastronomy 641.01literature 80

1

'Esthonia, Russia history 947.4travel 914.74

Estimates bilding 692 . 5

^Estramaudra, Sp. history 946.2Etchers

Etching

Eternal life

punish.

Eternity

biografy

doc. theol.

927

767

237

237

237218

615

535

530

doctrins

natural theol.

Ether anesthetics

light

physics

poisons 615.965temperance 178.8

Etherege, SirG: Eng. dram. 822.42Ethers chem. tech. 668

.

5

organ, chem. 547 . 4Ethical culture societies 1 70 . 6

education

ethics

Ethics

legal

547

170

377170

170

174.

Ethics of copyright 655.61social 177

Ethiopia ancient history 939 . 78modem

*Ethiopic language

Ethmoid bone anatomyEthnic religions

Ethnografy

Ethnology

Ethnopsychologv

Etiology medicin

Etiquet customs

ethics

Etruria ancient history 937.5Etruscan architecture 722 .6^

language

Etudes piano music^Etymologies Eng. lang.

Etymologvcomparativ philology

^ inflection Eng. lang.^

other "

ancient history 938 . 4

Greek philos. 1 83 .

6

sacrament 265 .3

966

492.8611 . 7156

290

572

572

136.4

616.01

395177.

1

477-5

786.47

422

412

425.1

EuboeaEubulides

Eucharist

Eucharistic

music religious art 246 . 8

vessels sacred furniture 247.8Euchre amusements 795Euclid Greek philosofers 183.6Euclidian geometry 513Eudemonism,

private ethics 171-4public "

1 7 1.

5

Eudemus Greek philosofers 185 .3

Eudiometer exper. chem. 542 . 76Eudiometry quant, anal. 545 . 7

Euganoids zoology 597-4Eugenics evolution 575-6Eugubine tables Umbrian

language 477-4Eulerian integrals calculus

Topics in black face.type are subdivided. Superior

Eulogies biografy

sermonsEuphonium wind instr.

Euphorbiaceae botanyEuphuism rhetoric

^Eure, France history

et Loir. Fr.

Euripides Greek dramaEurope antiquities

botany

eccles. hist,

geology

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of the index

517-32

920

252.9

788.44

583-951S08

944-24

944.51

882.3

913 4

581.94

274

554

RELATIV INDEX573

Europe history 940religious hist. 274statistics 314travels 914

European plan table syst. 642 . $;^

politics parties 329 . 94Europium inorg. chem. 546.696Eurypterida fossils 565 .3

Eustachian tube anatomy 61 r . 856

ear dis. 617.86

physiol. 612.856valv anatomy 611. 12662

Eutaw Springs Am. revol. 973.3373Evald, Johannes Dan. poet 839 .8152

8Evaluation of books

Evangelic alliance relig.

Evangelist ministry

Evangelistic

art

ecclesiology

sacred music

pastoral theol.

practical

028.

206

262 .

music

workwritings

246

.

246.

783-

2S3

243^Evansville, Ind. history 977.Evaporating dishes chem. 542 .

Evaporation

cutaneous physiol.

food preservation

heat chemistrymeteorologv

physics

pulmonary physiol.

steam engineering

233

232

vacuumEvening

opening

prayer

chemistry

612 .

641

.

542.

551.

536.

612

.

621

.

542.

524

4

4S

57

44

523

18413

77

Ub. econ. 024.

Anglic, ritual 264.

fam. devotions 249

personal " 248schools pub. education 379

self"

374work Ub. econ. 023

Everaert, Comelis Dut. lit. 839Everett, Edward Am.orat. 815

33

034

shorthand

Evergreens conifers

horticulture

Everlasting punishmentEvidence circumstantial

law

logic

Evidences of Christianity

Evil eye

natural theology

Topics in black face tyje are subdivided

653

585

715

237

347

347

163

239

^^3

216

8

63 r

3124

31

72

2

7

94

94

Evil eye

origin of

X>essimism

sin

spirits

theodicy

Evolution

algebra

arithmetic

biology

effect of nervous systemethics

natural theology

Ex libris

Exact reference lit. meth,Examination

civil servis

for academic degrees

of teachers education* papers Eng. philol.

post mortem pathologyschool education

Examinations

competitiv civil serv.

schools

Examining boards, med.Exanthemata contag. dis.

Excavating machineryExcavation

foundations architec.

engin'g

mining

216

149 6

233

235

231.8

512.75II-7

575612 .8013

171-7

213

097029.

1

351-3

378.244

371-13428.9

616 .079

371-27

3513371-27

614.24

614.52621 86

721 .

1

624. 1

622 . 21

Superior

Excavations antiquities 913Excess of food hygiene 613.25Exchange

bills of law 347-7money 332.5

department lib. econ. 025 .266international money 332-45of duplicates lib. admin . 025 .266

prisoners Amer. revol. 973 373U.S.civ.war. 973-773

specimens biology 579-614stock 332-6tables business 658

Exchanges

architecture 725.25library law 021.85

methods 025 . 226telefone central <52i.3854

private 621.3858Exchequer

Great Britain adminis. 354.422finance 336.42

figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde

574 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

2

73

27

14

27

8251

785

Q

2

361

48

357714

426

44

74

73

2

I

4

71

6

6

2

29

5

54

7

7661

743

983

793

129

25

J^35

1858

986

931

91

657

6

Exhibitions of industry 606

school 371-29special see suh j

.

Exhortations pub. worsh. 264.6Exile punishments

social ethics

Exodus Bible

Exogamy customsExorcism

Exotics horticulture

Expanding bullets

Expansion

heat phvsics

joints steam eng.

system, direct

Expatriation

343-2

177.8

222 . 12

392.5

133-4

716

62345535

536.41

621 . 1857refrig. 621 .5652

341-5Expectorants therapeu. 615.721Expedition, see specific name

ExchequerUnited States adminis. 353.

finance 336.Excise laws :^:^6.

oflfises architecture 725.public funds 336.

Excitability

cerebral physiol. 612.of cord 612.

Excitants therapeutics 615.

Excommunication eccl. pol. 262 .

Excrementa sewerage 628 .

Excrements physiology 612

.

Excreta, disinfection 614.Excretion

biliary physiol. 612physiologic zoology 591

.

physiology 612Excretions, respiratory 612.

Excretory organs

comparativ anatomy 591

.

descriptiv "591

.

Excuses, readers' lib. ecou. 024

.

Execution criminal law 343 .

Executiv

department const, law 342lib. admin. 025

library requirements 023titles 023.

Executors law 347

.

Exegesis Bible 220.

Exemplaria typographica 090Exemption from mil. servis 355 .

taxation 336.Exercise

children's dom. econ. 649.

for library workers 023 .

hygiene 613physiology of 612.

therapeutics 615

.

Exertion, excessiv, effects of 616 .

Exhalation

cutaneous physiology 612.

of vapor zoology 591.water vapor physiol. 612 .

Exhaust pipe locom. boiler 62 1

.

steam, utilization 62 1

.

Exhaustion, effects of dis. 616.

Exhibition cases, library 022 .

halls architec. 725.

room lib. bldg 022 .

Exhibitions, bilding 690

.

international 606

of art 708

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Ex]:)editions. scientific 508.3Ex]:)ellent forces obstet. 618. sr

Expenditure, pub. finnnce 336Expenses

allowance to teachers 371. 163domestic economy 647 I

library finance 025 . 1 16living teachers sal. 371.164of college students 37^-38

Experience

Experiment stations, agric . 630.7Experimental chemistry 542

psychology 612.821Experiments, chemic 542

physics 530-7Expert, library 023 4Exploding devices mil. eng.623.454E xploitation mining 622.3Exploration hygiene 613.69

mining 622 .

1

Explorations 910history of 910.9

Explorers biografy 9239Explosions

history of 614.83of ammunition 623.483

fire damp min. eng. 622.81protection of life 614 83

Explosiv bullets 623-45535Explosivs

chemic technology 662factory storage 621 .7964manufacture hygiene 613.66

protec. of life 614 831military engineering 623.452mining dangers 622.85

RELATIV INDEX575

8

4

87

Exponential formulae trig. 514.3Export duties U. S. tariff 336.26Exportation commerce 382Exports "

382free trade 337

Expositions useful arts 606^ special see subject

Expository .sermons 252 .

Exposure

of children customs 392

.

ded "393

.

to cold protection of life 614.Express companies sociol. 385

useful arts 656Expression

facial art anatomy 743physiognomy 138

musical 780.practical chemistry 542

.

Expropriation realty 347

.

Expulsion school disciplin 371

.

Extatics mental derange. 132.

Extemporaneous speaking S08.Extempore prayer 264.Extension

courses dom. econ. 640.

education 374

.

relation to lib. 021

.

of libraries 021universitv --s

Extensometer 620

.

Extensor

carpi radialis brevior 611.

longus 611.ulnaris 611

.

digitorum longus 611

.

hallucis " 6n .

of index finger 611

.

Extensors of fingers 611.

forearm 611.thum b 1 1

.

External

agencies therapeutics 61

5

ear anat<:)mv oi i

.

diseases of 617.physiology 612.

motoroculi nerv. see Sixth nervplastering and stucco 693 .

walls, incrusted architec. 7^9 .

windows arch, const. 721.

Extinct animals paleon. 560plants "

561Extinction

of fire protec. of life 614.843

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

I

68

2

56

5

5

I

7*4

6

44

6

13

112

73763

73762

73764

73842

73843

73769

73765

7376

73768

77

858

81

851

61

61

84

575-6

614.971

024.71

617.36

024.72

Extinction

of species

painless, of animal life

Extra

books for readers lib.

fingers or toes surgerytime for readers lib.

Extraction mining 622 6of teeth 617.66

Extractors laundry mach. 648.3^Extracts Eng. literature 828on special subjects see subject

Extradition intemat. law 341 .4Extraterntorialitv 341-7Extra-uterin j>regnancy 618.31Extravagance col. students3 78.38Extreme unction sacram. 265 . 7

Extremities, lower, anat. 61 1 98surgery 617. 58

upper, anat. 611.97surgery 617.57

Exudations physiology 612.381Eye, see EyesEyebrows anatomy 61 1 . 8476Eyelashes ••

6 11. 84 7 5Eyelids -

611.847and motoroculi physiol. 612.81932eye diseases 617.77

Eyepiece telescope '^22 . 23Eyes

anatomy 611.84artificial surgery 617.79asylums for blind 362 .4care of hygiene 6

13 . 49

school hygiene 371 . 72diagnosis pathology 616.073 '

diseases of surgery 617.7hospitals ^b2 .

1

architecture 725.51muscles anatomy oi i . 7325

innervation of 612 .S1933optics 535-7physiology 612.84protection in factories 628.512psychology 152.1

Ezekiel Bible 224.4i^izra 222 **

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

576 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

^Fables Eng. literature 828

Fabre d'Eglantine, P. F. X.

842

677

729

6ir

611

611

611

617 ,

655.

827

573-

611.

French dramaFabrics, textil manufac.

Facades architecture

Face

anatornV

bones anat.

lymphatic glands "

lymphatics **

surgery

Faces of type printing

^Facetiae Eng. literature

Facial

angle craniology

artery anatomymuscles, effect of nervs on 612

nerv anatomy 611

nucleus 611

physiol. 612

paralysis " 612

veins anatomy 611

Facsimile telegraf elec.eng.621

Facsimiles class with originals

Factories

arrangement engln'g

care of dom. econ.

carriage and car arch,

cooperativ ].)ol. econ.

furniture architecture

sanitation in

textil architecture

useful arts

Factors and brokers law

Factory

inspection polit. econ.

laws polit. econ.

management bus. meth. 658system labor and wages 331waste sanitary engin'g 628.

Faculae sun

Facultv

intuitiv mental science

libraries

schools

univ. and colleges

Fagging student life

Fahlbands econom. geol.

Fahlcrantz, K. E. Swed. sat. 839Faience ware pottery 738Failures, trade 332 .

Fair Oaks, Va. battle 973 .

Fairbaim wheels 621.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

64

92

716

462

4212

52

24

621

D47.

725-

334-

725-

628.

725-

670

347-

331-

338-

13323

81Q71

8317

8176

8197

81978

14517

3S27

7

964

456

44

51

41

523-

156

023.

371.

378.

371-

553-

82

9

54

74

73

z

12

82

17

7763

'Fairfield co. Ct. history 974.69* 0. " ' 977.158Fairies 398.4Fairs agricultural 630.6

amusements 791commercial 381industrial 6c6

library support 021 .96

social customs 394-6^Fairy tales Eng. lit. 823

folklore 398.4mythology 291

Faith

confessions of creeds 238pub. worship 264.5

cure religion 265.8therapeutics 615.852

doctrinal theology 234.2logic of assent 163

Falconry amusements 799Faldella. G. Ital. fiction 853.85Faliscus, Gratius Lat. poet 871.4'Falkland ilands history 997

travels 919.7Fall of ground mines 622 . 83

man doctr. theol. 233-1Fallacies logic 165

Fallen, parish care of 258Fallieres French history 944.08Falling bodies

deviation astron. 525-37laws physics 531 52

Fallopian tubes anatomy 611 .656

gynecol. 618.12

False elements chemistry 546.99Falsehood ethics 177.3Falsten, Enevold Dan. dra. 830.8254Falster, Kristian " po^t 839. 8143Falx cerebelli anatomy 611 .8195

cerebri 611 .8195Fame social ethics 177

Family

devotions prac. religion 249ethics

genealogies

histories

hotels architecture

law

libraries

meals dom. econ.

medicin

political science

relations customs

worship

7

7327

223

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

173

929.2

929.2

728.2

347.6027.1

642 . I

616 .03

321.

I

392.3

249

RELATIV INDEX 577

Famin fever diseases 616

hygiene 6 1

3

Famins 616

Fanariots description 9 1

4

Fanaticism religion 248

Fancy mental faculties 155

Fancywork 74f>

Fanning mills 621

Fans blowing engins 621

mining engineering 622

revolving 648

toilet 391

ventilation 697

Fantasia music 786

Fantom circuits tel. lines 62 i

Faraday tubes prac. ch. 542

Faradization elec. medicin 615

Farces5

924

24

085

961

63

63

44

7

7

9

42

38295

79

84

792

822

252.9

853.86

641.13

amusementsEng. drama

Farewell sermons

Farina, S. Ital. fiction

Farinaceous foods

dom. economy

Farm houses architecture 728.67

machinery agric. 63

1

produce economics 338 . i

Farmers general finance 336 . 19

institutes 630 . 7

occupa. hygiene 61 3 . 64

wives clubs 640 714

Farming agriculture 630

profits pol. econ. $^d,. i

Farms, sewage san. eng. 628.37

Faro amusementsethics

^Faroe ilands history

*Faroese language* literature

Farquhar, G: Eng. drama 82 2. 4

8

Farrer Catalan poetry 849.9134

Farriery horse shoeing 6S2 . i

vet. medicin 619 . i

^Farther India history 959Fascia dentata hippocampi 6 1 1 . 8 1

3 1

4

Fasciae anatomy 61 1 . 74

diseases of 616.75

Fascination animals 591-57

Fashion customs 390

magazines 646 .05

Fashionable educa. of wom. 376.4

Fashions costume 391

dom. econ. 646.01

Fast-day cookery 641.566

Fastening tools mech. eng. 621.97

Fastenings arch, constr. 721 .88

mech. eng. 621.88

Fasti, Roman 529 3

Fasting asceticism 248

hygiene 613 . 24

temperance 1 78.

9

Fasts Anglican church 264.031

Fat disease 616.39

in food and tissues phys. 612 .3977

lactic secretions ** 612 66433

production " 612.352a

Fata Morgana mirage 535-3

Fatalism natural theol. 214

Fathers duties i73-5

of the church hist. 2 70 . i

lives 922.1

works2 8i . I

Fatigue

muscular physiol. 612 74421

nerv physiologic morfol. 612 .82253

nerv-muscle physiol. 612.8166

of cells" 612.01432

strength of materials 620 . 1 123

Fats

absorption

by skin physiol. 612.7912

in intestin"

612.33273

stomach " 612.32273

adulterations ^14-313

animal chem. technol. 665 .

2

chemistry of food 641-14

digestion

in intestin physiol. 612.3323

stomach " 612.3223

in milk " 612.66413

nutrition 612 397

organic chemistry 547

physiology 612.397

protectiv exter. agents 615.776

tryptic digestion 612.3423

vegetable chem. tech. 665.3

Fatty substances in blood 612 . 123

Fauces, diseases of 616.31

Faucial tonsils anatomy 611.323

Faults structural geol. 551-87

theory of min. eng. 622.16

Fauna zoology SQi 9

Faure accumulators eng. 621.3553

Faust legend legends 398 .

2

Favorits, royal biog. 9239

Favors school rewards 37^ 53

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior|figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

795

^5-5949 I

439-6

839.6

sermons 2;2 .6

578 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^Fayette co. 111. history 977.travels 917.

Ind. history 977.la. "

977.O. "

977.Pa. "

974.W.Va. " 975.

Fear physiol. psycho!. 612.

psychology 157Feasts Ansrlican church 264.

Rom. cath. ch. 264.

social customs 394

.

Feathers, see Fethers

Features of surface moon 523.

sun 523

.

Febler Catalan poetry 849

.

Fecal secretion phys. zool. 591

.

Feces physiology 612.Fecundation botany 58 1

.

embryol. 611.

phys. zool. 591 .

physiol. 612.Fecundity physiology 612.Federal gov't polit. sci. 321

.

party Am. politics 329

.

Federalism polit. science 321

.

Federalists U. S. history 973.Federation, imperial Brit. 354.Feeble-minded

asylums for 362

.

arch. 725.child study 136education of 371

.

3797

73797262

735181

884

471

051

021

I

34

74

9112

149

361

166

0132

166

613

663

8

I

8

4

4201

mental derangements 1^2

architecture 725

3

53

762

92

2

47

621

621

Feed mills

Feeder

electric traction

panels elec. eng.

Feeding

boiler steam eng. 621

.

of animals animal hyg. 614.school children 371

.

Feedwater appliances 621

.

boiler 621.^Feejee ilands history 996

.

travels 919,Feelings emotions 157Fees polit. economy 331.

bilding 692.membership Hbrary 021

.

nonresident tuition 379.readers lib. econ. 024.teachers 371.tuition education 371

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

33217

31724

1942

95

716

1972

1943

I

61

2

8

97

13

2

162

22

572 9662

916.62

553 69

549-61

265.2

378.33

343

552.27

695 -7

376.8

376

396

396612

Feet, artificial surgery 617.58costumes 391-4English prosody 426.3human anatomy 611 986weights and mesures 389

Feijdo y Montenegro, B. J.

Spanish misc. 868.41Feitama. Sybrand Dut. lit. 839.3144Feith. Rhijnvis Dut. fie. 839.3343Felata ethnology

Sudan, trav.

Feldspar econ. geol.

mineralogv

Fellenberg*s system educa. 371.42Fellowship, church

Fellowships colleges

Felons criminal lawFelsites lithology

Felt roofing

Female

colleges education

education

customsemployments

functions of generation

labor polit. economy 331seminaries

servants dom. economysex duties

suffrage

Females, mortality of

Feminization of teach, force 371.18Femoral

adductors anatomyartery "

biceps "

glands "

nerv *•

quadriceps

veins "

Femorotibial ligament anat. 611. 72831Femur " 61 1. 7184Fences law 347-2Fencing amusements 796

school hygiene 3 7 1 . 734Fenian invasion of Can.

U. S. hist. 973. 81

Fenianism Irish history 941.5polit. assoc. 363

Fenollar. B. Catalan poet. 849.9132Fens physical geol. 551 .49

public helth 614.772

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

4

5

62

4

9

23

376

647

173

324-3

614.143

611.73824611. 13783611.73827611 .4682

611 8355611.73822611. 1473

RELATIV INDEX 579

a

3

6 Span.

7

and Isabella

^Ferghana, Turkestan

Ferdinand i German hist. 943-032

943.042

943-043

946.056

946.07

946.03

958-7

Ferguson, E.. Am. poetry 81 1 . 16

^Fermanagh, Ireland hist. 941.68

Fermentation

chemic technology 663 . i

effect of barometric press. 612 . 276

lactic physiology 612. 664 1

7

temperance 178

yeast, etc. 589 9

Fermentedbeverages adulterations 614 . 341

chem. tech. 663 . i

Ferments

aids to digestion 615 . 7342

fibrogenous physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 5 1

2

in blood ** 612.128

liver" 612. 3 51 1

1

materia medica 615.35

milkcurdling " 612.3216

physiologic chemistry 612.0151

Ferneries horticulture 716.5

Ferns botany 5^7-3

paleontology 561.73

iFerrara Italy history 945-4

Ferrari, P. Ital. drama 852 . 75

Ferrets zoology 599 .

7

Ferries state control 351.814

transportation 656

Ferrotype photografy 772

Ferry bridges docks 627.3

Fertility fecundity 612. 663

Fertilization botany 581.16

zoology 591 .166

Fertilizers

agriculture 631

chem. technology 668.6

commercial air pollution 614 . 748

manufacture 668 .

6

from sewage 628.49

Ferules, boiler steam eng. 621.18453

Fessenden, T:G. Am.satire 817.22

Festiv piano music 786.46

Festivals amusements 79

1

Anglican ch. 264.031

cathedral music 783 . 28

of song - 784 -5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

611 .0138

618 3461 I . 1497

611 143

598.2

611.787

591 .49

646. 17

299

618.53

618.33

618.52

591 3

612 .647

617-35

321-3

321.3

347-2

Fetal

appendages embryol.

pathol. of

hepatic veins anatomyportal vein

Fethers birds

compar. anat.

zoology

dom. materials

Fetishism

Fetus

abnormalities of

deth and retention of

obstacles to expulsion of

physiologic zoology

physiology of

Fetuses

coalescence of deform.

Feudal institutions

law-

tenure law

Feudalism, age of Eur. hist. 940.

3

political science 321.3

Feuillet. Octave Fr. fict. 843 83

Fever

animal heat

lung diseases

typhoid public helth

Fevers, eruptiv diseases

gen. works on path. 616 . 92

'Fezzan, Africa history 90 1 - 3

Fibers

agriculture

connectiv histology

nerv physiology

textil dom. economy

Fibrillae physiol. of sight 01 2. 843 71

Fibrillar nerv struc. histol. 611.01SS2

Fibrin physiol. of blood 612.1151

nutrition 612.398x33

Fibrinogen physiology 6 1 2 . 1 15 1

2

Fibrinogens nutrition

Fibrinctplastic

fei-ments physiol.

substances nutrit.

Fibrinoplastin physiology 612.1151

Fibrous

coats of eye anatomy 611. 841

materials agriculture 633

manufacture 677

tissue histology 611 . o 1 82S

Fibula anatomy 611 . 7 1 86

Fichte German philos. 193 .

3

idealism 141

figures refer to the^tables at the end of this index

612.556

616.241

614. 511

616.91

1

633611 .01822

612.81

646.

1

612.398132

612 . I 1512

612.398132

58o DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Ficoidales botany 583 47Ficoideae 583-475Fiction

American literature 813buying library econ. 025 . 2 :6

English literature 823reading of 028.4U. S. hist, civil war 973-793

revolution 973-393war of 1 8 1

2

973 5293writing 808.3

Fictitious

characters, dictionary of 803

imprints 014names pseudonyms 014titles of books 098

Fidelity ethics 177-3Fief political science 321.3Field

artillery mil. eng. 623 .412

books engineering 620.8cores elec. 621 .316

fortifications mil. eng. 623 I

guns firing ^23.551mounts ordnance 623 431of vision physiology 612 8436operations geodesy 526.25

geology 550 -7

sports 796work, triangulation geod. 526 3

Fielding, H; Eng. fiction 823-52^Fife musical instruments 788.5

Scotland history 941 33Fifth nerv anatomy 611. 8315

physiology 612.8195Fighting, animal 175-6

prize I7S-6Figs agriculture 634

botany 589.2

Figure

human, in art art anat. 743

854.66

of earth astronomy

geodesy

arch, decor.

carving

525-14

526 I

729.84

736

windows

Figureheds

Figures

correlation of geometry 513 . 57cf hevenly bodies astron. 521 . 14

prosodv Eng. lang. 426.4

Gk " 486.

4

Lat. " 476.4* other lang.

^Fiji ilands history 996.1

025.

029

.

621

.

651

022 .

173-

Filangeri, G. Ital. essays

Files

letter lib. administrat.

literary methodsmechanical engin'g

ofiis equipmentvertical library econ.

Filial duty ethics

Filibuster

exped. to Cuba U.S.hist. 973 .

Walker's " " 973.

Mex. " 972.Filibusters criminal law 343

Cuban history 972

.

pirates 910.Filicaja, V. da Ital. poetry 851.Filicinae botany 587.Filing machines mech.eng. 621

Filioque controv. theology 231

156

3

924

916

6

64

66

06

Filipinos ethnology 572.Fillets anatomy 611.Filling teeth dentistry 617.Fillmore, M. presidency of 973 .

Filter basins water works 628

.

presses sewage 628.

Filters, feedwater engin'g 621.

Filth diseases pathology 616

pub. helth 614Filtration

areas sewage

hygiene

industrial sanitation

practical chemistry

sewage

water supply

Fimbria anatomyFinal causes metaphysics

clauses Gk syntaxFinale orchest. musicFinance political econ.

Finances dom. economyUb.

local govt

Financial

administrat. civ. servis

of lib. trust.

crises pol. economyinstitutions '

Financiers biografy

Finches birds

Finding latitude

at sea

longitude

at sea

628

613

628

542

628

628,

611,

124

485.

785.

336

647-

025.

352.

351

023

332

332

923

598

525

527

525

527.

91

4

543924

3

9914

8167

67

64

16

343

,1972

93

51

368

35

545

67

35.16

.81314

• 4

. I

, I

. 1

1

. I

71

36

41

I

46Filament lamps elec. light. 621 .326

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 581

Finding merid. line astron. 522.31

time 529 7

at sea 527-3

iFindlay, O. history 977 1191

Fine arts 7oo

biografy of 9*7

Fines, imposition lib. econ. 024. 63

remission " ** 024.73

Finger

alfabet, def and dumb 3 7 1 9 ^ 2

joints anatomy 611.7279

little, muscles of " 611.73776

prints anthropology 573-6

rings costumes 39^-7

Fingers anat. 611.977

extensors of" 611 .73765

extra deformities 617.36

Finials roof decoration 721-56

Finishing painting 698.

3

shop mfg plant 62 1 . 795

iFinistere, France history 944 • 1

1

metaph. 125

calculus 517.6

history 947 i

travel 914-71

494

894

Finite and infinit

differences

^Finland, Russia

Finnish language

literature

Finno-Hungarian language 494

Fiorentino. G. Ital. fiction 853 .22

Fire

alarm stations archit. 725-19

alarms signals 654.7

arms ordnaiice 623.

4

small army equip. 355 .82

manufacture 683

mil. engin'g

balls meteors

chemistry

clays econom. geol.

departments administ

.

engins mechan. eng.

protec. of life

escapes ** " "

exits

extinction automatic

chemic

local gov*t

insurance

physics

worshipers

Firebox locomotiv boiler

Fireless cookers dom.econ. 643.338

cookery " " 641 .588

Firemen fire dep'ts 3523

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

623 44523-52

541-39

553-61

352-3621 .68

614.846

614.847

614-848

614 844

614.845

352-3

368.1

536.46

295621 .1332

Firenzuola, A. Ital. fiction 853 . 34

Fireplaces

artistic 749

domestic economy 644 . 1

5

heating 697.1

kitchen 643-331

Fireproof

bildings bilding 693.8

libraries 022.24

pubHc helth 614.841

depositories architect. 725-24

piers and colums 721-36

Fireproofing bldg 693 .

8

Fires

library lib. economy 022 .26

local government 352-3

mines mining eng. 622 .82

protection ag'st hb. econ .022 .25

of life 614.84

state regulations 351-7^2

Firetube boilers engin*g 621. 18425

Fireworks

chemic technology 662 . i

destructiv mil. eng. 623 4543

illuminating " 623 4544

Firing gunnery 623 55

boiler steam, eng. 621 .1941

mechanism ordn. 623 . 4242

First cause metaphysics 122

editions rarities 094' lessons in Eng. lang. 428.2

nerv anatomy 6 1 1. 83 1

1

physiology 612 .8191

Fischart, J ; Ger. satire 83 7 . 42

Fish

air pollution 6'i4 . 741

as food dom. economy 641.3.

hygiene 613.29

commission 639

culture 639

ded air pollution 614.763

diseases of 619.9

fresh, inspection of 614-317

markets dom. econ. 641 -4

preservation chem. tech. 664 • 9

preservd, inspection of 614 -3^9

trade economics 33^-3

Fisher, Ft N. C.

U.S. civ. war 973 73^3" " 973-7375

capture

expedition

naval hist. " " " 973 -754-5

Fisheries

business 639

Iownership polit. econ. 333-9

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde«

583 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Fisheries

production 33S.Streaty. 188S U.S.hist. 973.85

Fishermen's occupat. hyg. 613.64Fishes paleontology 567

zoology 597Fishing business 639

^_ sports 799Fishplates railroad engin'g 625 . i

Fishtail burners chem. 542 . 44Fishways fish culture 630Fission physiol. zoologyFistula surgerv

Fistulas, intest. physiol.

Fittings, library

^Fiume, Austria history 943 .94Five Forks, Va. battle 973 . 7384Fixt

591-165

617.23

612.3311

022.9

62

623-453

3-4553

ammunition ordnance

sm. armsfurniture arch, decor. 729.9location lib. economy 025 .8

oils and acids mat. med. 615.34Fixtures law 347 2

library 022.9lighting dom. econ. 644 32

lib. bldgs 022.76Flaccus, C.V. Lat. poetry 873 . 3Flag day schools 371365Flagellants monas. order 271.79Flagellarieas botany 584 . 41Flagellata zoology 593 - 16Flagellation relig. ascet. 248Flageolet musical instr.

Flags college

heraldry

U. S. civ. warFlamboyant architec. Goth. 723. 54Flamenca Provencal poet. 849 . 123Flames physics 536.46

prac. chem. 542.

5

Flaming arcs elec. hght^Flanders history

travel

Flanging machineryFlash boilers engin'gFlasks prac. chem.Fiat-bed irrigation sewage 628.363Flats architecture 728 .

2

housekeeping 647.92Flattery ethics 177.3Flaul^ert, G. Fr. fiction 843 .84

,

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

7S8.5

378.28

929.9

973-763

O21.3256

949-3

914.93

621 .984

621 . 18427

542.231

Flax agriculture

domestic economymanufacture

Fleas animal parasites

economic zoologyinsects

Fleets naval engin'g

science^Flemish language

literature

paintine

Flemming. P. Ger. poetry 831 . 52Fletcher, G.& P. Eng. poet. 821 .37

J- ** dram. 822 .35Fleurde lis heraldry 929.6Flexible shafting 621.8235Flexor

accessorius anatomy 61 1 . 7389carpi ulnaris -

611.73753digiti quinti brevis "

611. 7389digitorum longus " 611.73858

profundus anat. 611 . 73755

646. 12

677

616.9681

591.69

595-77623.8

359

439 3

839 3

759-9

611-73754611.7389

611.73859

611-73756

611.7375

611-73773

620 . 1 1244

611.349

sublimis

hallucis brevis

j

longus

pollicis

I Flexors of forearm

Ithum, short

Flexure

engineering tests

sigmoid anatomytransit instrum. astron. 522.38

Flies insects 595-77pests 591.65

artificial fishing 799horse econom. zoology 59 1 . 69house econom. zoology 591.67

Flight comp. physiol. 612. 768

of birds migration 591 . 52^Flint Wales history 942.93Flint chips early stone age 571.15

implements late " " 571-24wepons war customs 399

Floaters steam eng'ng 621 . 1847aFloating

batteries naval eng.bodies physicsdet finance

schools

wheels water motorsFlogging in navy

punishmentsschool punishments 371.55

Flood gates hyd. mach. 621 . 29fljures refer to the tables at the end of this index

623.9

532-3

336.32

371-392

621.23s359

343.2

RELATIV INDEX 583

Flooding of mines 622

Floods meteorology 5 5

1

protection against 627

Floor coverings dom. econ.645

lib. " 022

Floors and flooring

architecture 721

bilding joinery 694

library stacks 022

mosaic arch, decoration 729

school bildings 37

^

Flora, geografic 581

Flore and Blancheflor 398

^Florence, Italy history 945travels 9 1

4

CO. Wis. history 977

Florentine receivers chem. 542

Florian. J- F- C.de Fr. fie. 843

Floriculture landsc. gard. 716

Florida

ship U. S. civil war 973

state admission 973

discovery 973

expedition 973

French settlem't 973

history 975

purchase 973

secession 973travel 9^7

For military history of state.

see subdivisions of Special

campains and Military history

under 973-52. 973-7 and

9 73 . 39

war 1835-42 U. S. hist. 973.

Floridea^ botany 589

.

Flour manufacture 679

mills architecture 72

Flowin sewers 628.

of blood physiol. 612 .

liquids physics 532.

streams meteorology 551.

Flower garden, landsc. gard. 716

Flowers botany 580

gardening 716.

language of 716

.

national 929.

*Floyd CO. Ind. history 977 .

*I-:] V l^a-

"977-

Flues sewer ventilation 628.

smoke heating 697.

Fluid vein hydraulics 532.

Fluids, physics 53^

Topics in black face type are subdivided

84

57

4

I

96

6

6

435

73

633

92

5

55

53266

58

2

757

53

16

736418

9

54

713

59

571

41

5-47

222

15

51

57

2

2

6

219

726

233

8

52

Fluids, preservativ biol. 579.

refrigerating 621

.

Flukes parasitic diseases 616.

Flumes water power 62 r

Fluor mineralogy 549-

Fluorescence light 535.

Fluorin inorganic chem. 546.

mineralogy 549

.

Flushing shafts sewers 628.

Flute musical instru. 788

.

Flutina music 7^6.

Fluting irons dom. econ. 648.

Fluxes metallurgy 669

.

Fluxions calculus 517

Fly, see Flies

Flycatcher birds 598-

Flying

animal locomotion 591

fish zoology 597-

machines aeronautics 533

.

engineering 629

Focimeter lenses 535

.

Foetal, foetus, see Fetal, fetus

Fog hygiene 613.

meteorology 551.

signals applied acous. 534-

commerce 654.

Fogazzaro, A. Ital. poetry 851

.

FOhn meteorology 551.

^Foix, France history 944 •

Fokke, A. S. Dutch hum. 839

Folds geology 5 5 1 -

Folengo, Teotilo Ital. satire 857 .

Foliage botany 581 •

Folklore 39*

song folklore 398

music 784'

Folkvisor Swed. poetry 839

'Fond du Lac co. Wis. hist. 977

Fonoscribing short hand 653

,

Font sacred furniture 247

Fontana's spaces anatomy 611

Fontanelles " 611

Fontanes. Louis Fr. poet 841

Fontenelle. B. le B. de 844

'Foo Choo history 951

travels 9^5

Foodacquisition physiol. zool. 591

adulterations pub. helth 614

animal econ. zoology 591

cand adulterations 614

chemic analysis 543

technology 664

2

564

963

29

4

3

16

4

254

5

9

43

8

8

47

5

6

81

14

57

83

9

85

51

88

374

87

31

4

3

8

4

7114

568

2

I

.8415

7141

62

51, 2

. 12

13131

^3318

. I

Superior figures refer to the ^tables at the end of this index

5S4 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Foodchemistry of dom. econ. 641children's

constituents, inorganic

organiccures therapeutics

digestion and nutrition

zoologvdomestic economyhygiene

influence on respiration

649.

641

.

641

.

6I^.

612

501

641

613

612

I

3

1

1

854

3

13

inspection adulterations 614of animals

laboring classes

plants

physiology

preservation

animal chem. tech.

vegetable

preservd adulterations

stuti's dom. econ.

values

vegetable econ. botanyzoology

Fools customs

lives

mental derangem'ts 132Foot

arteries anatomyball amusements

^ English prosodyhuman anatomylymphatics "

mesures

muscles anatomyprints, fossil paleontol.

stools dom. econ.

warmersFoote. S: Eng. dramaFootmen dom. servis

Forage agriculture

Foramen interventriculare

of MonroForamina of metepicele

Foraminifera zoologyForce

and energy statics

its mesure mechan.centrifugal and centripet.

composition of mechan. 531.electric, storage of eng. 621 .

transmission " 62 1

.

physics 537.intermolecular physics 539

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

591

581

612

664

664.

614.

641

.

641.

581.

591-

394.

920

.

611

797

426

611

611

389611

566

^45

644,

822 .

647.

611.

611.

6ii.

593-

2

224

31

53-83

13

392

9,8

318

3

I

63

532

8

. 2

13793

•3

.986

42186

7387

531

53i

531

.41

.19

.62

3

.8148

.8148

•8185

. 12

2

21

3522

35

319

84

6 I

Superior

538-1

118

627. I

531-24

533-84

Forye

lines of magnetismmetaphysics

of water river eng'ngparallel mechanicspump pneumaticstransmission of mill work 62 1 8

physics 531 8Forced alimentation hyg. 613.23

draft steam eng. 621 . 18385Forceps obstetrics 618.81

surg. instrum. 617.Q1Ford, J : Eng. drama^Ford CO. III. history

Forearm anat.

arteries

lymphatics

musclesForebrain «

Foreclosure lawForeign, sec ForenForeknowledge of God

doct. theol. 231.4Foren

banks poHt. econ. 332 . 15bodies diseases 616.981

surgery 617.146elements Eng. language 422 .4

822.38

977-362

611.974

611 1343611 .42174611 7373611 813

347-2

enlistment mil. sci.

help dom. econ.

labor polit. econ.law

missions

relations internat. lawpolit. science

states administrationtrade commercewars of U. S. mil. order 369 . 1 15

Forensic chemistry law 340 .

6

medicin "

Foreordination salvationForesight guns'Forest co. Pa. history

Wis.

trees botanyForestry agriculture

landsc. gard.Forests meteorology

ownership

state control

^Forfar, Scotland history 941 .31Forge bellows

S3 3. 8 7shop eng. works 621 . 73

Forgemen's occupation hyg. 613.64

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

355-2

647-24

331-6

349266

341

327

354382

340.6

234.9

623.4252

974-868

977531582

'^34-9

715

551-58

333-7

351-823

RELATIV INDEX585

347-93612 . 2291

781-5

611. 0137III

Forgery academic degrees 378.26law 343polit. economy 332.9

Forging blacksmithing 682machinery, hydraul. 62 1 . 266

Forgiveness of sin theology 234Forks, tuning acoustics 534.3Formbooks law

influence on respiration

musical

of embryo embryologyontology

Formaldehyde chemistry 547 . 5

disinfect. 614.484Formatio reticularis anat. 611.8226Formation

of character 3^4crystals crystallog. 548 . 5

^Formosa history 951.2travels 915.12

Formselementary arch, design 729 3library printing

of suffrage

strength of materials

Formulae

exponential trigonom.L. M. Z. geodesyrecipes, see special subj.

theoretic chemistryFormularies materia med. 615.13Fornication crim. law 343Fornix anatomy 611 .8139^Fort Dodge, la. history 977 . 751

1

Wayne, Ind " 977.274Forteguerri, N. Ital. satire 857.58Fortifications mil. eng. 623 i

Fortress

artillery " <

guns gunnerymounts ordnance

025 .121

324.2

620.1128

514.3

526 46

541.9

623,416

'^23.553

623 433Forts, special mil. eng. 623 19

623 13

133

851.66

553 29

560

systems of

Fortune-telling

Foscolo, U. Ital. poetryFossil resins econ. geol.Fossils

geografic distribution 560 9"^an 569.9

antiqui. of man 57^3Foucault's pendulum 525 . ^6Foulahs ethnology

5 72. 9662Sudan, trav. 916. 62

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

721. I

621 . 18457624. I

621 .319223

Foundations

architec. construction

boiler steam eng'ngbridge engineering

electric lines

Founders and patriots of

America, order of 369 . 125Founding of libraries 021 6

type printing 655.21Foundling asylums arch. 725 . 58

sociology 362 .

7

Foundries architecture 725.43engin'g works 621 .74metal manufac. 671

^Fountain co. Ind. history 977.247Fountains landsc. gard. 714Fouqu^, La Motte Ger.fic.833 .65Four-wire electric systems 621.3191334Fourierism communism 335.3Fourth nerv anatomy 6 11.83 14

physiol. 612.8194dimension geom. 513.8of July schools 371.365

U. S. hist. 973.361Fowling sport 799Fowls domestic animals 636.5Fox. C:J. Eng. oratory 825.63Foxhunting amusements 799Foxes zoology 599 .

7

Fractional currency, money 332.41Fractions algebra

arithmetic

Fractures surgery

Frames artistic furnitureFraming carpentry

France

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology

heraldry

^ history

language

laws

literature

local governmentmapspeerages

religious history

512.4

511 -4

617.15

749

694.2

354

913

720

581

378

342

370

336

554

44

44

944

944

44

44

944

44

4

929 674

944

440

349 44840

352 044912.44

929.741

274 4Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

S86 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION RELATIV IXDEX587

France

schools, public 379 44statistics 314 4titles of honor 929.74travel 914 4

treaties 341 -244

troubles with U. S.

Fr. hist. 944.046

U.S. " 973-45

zoology 591 Q44other topics see table i

^Franche Comt^, Fr. hist. 944-45

Franchise, elec. pol. sci. 324

Francis i Fr. history 944. 02S

2 944.029

Francis i Ger. history 943-0552 943-06

Franciscan monks 271-3

sisterhood 271-973

Franco-Geniian warFrench hist. 944.08

German " 943. 0S2

Franconia

house of German hist. 943 023* Lower 943 33

trav. 914.3331 Middle - hist. 943-32

trav. 914-332^ Upper ** hist. 943-31

trav. 914-33^

Frankeniacese botany 5^3- 151

Frankfort history 943 58

travels 9M-35SFranking privilege

library aid 021 .862

post ofhs 383

Frankish emperors It. his1 .945.02

Franklin, Tenn. battle

U.S.civ.war 973 7379' CO. 111. history 977-394

travels 917 7394* Ind. history 977-215» la. " 977 728» Me. 974.17* Mass. " 974-42* Mo. 977.863* N. Y. " 974-7551 0. 977-156* Pa. 974.844* Vt. 974 31

Franks " 9430iFranz^n,F.M. Swed.poetry 839. 7158

Fraud law 347-5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Frauds

art history 709

literary " 809

Fraudulent

conveyances law 347 7

elections U.S. 324.73Fraunhofer's lines spectro. 535.84

Freckles dermatology 616.55

Frederick new Ger. empire 943 . 084

1 Ger. history 943 .024

2" "

943 025

3 " " 943-028

^Frederick city, Md. hist. 975 . 288

^ CO. Md. *• 975.287

Fredericksburg, Va..

U. S. civ. war 973 7339

Free

agency doctrinal theol. 234.9

baptists sects 286 .

2

church of Scotland sects 285 .6

cities Ger. government 354.4309Ital. history 945 -04

coinage of silver 332 .41

hand drawing 741

importation lib. aid 021 .861

institutions

love ethics i73-i

news and reading rooms 027.

9

postage library aid 02 1 . 862

public libraries 027.

4

religion 211

school system education 379 . i

soil party polit. party 329 .

6

U. S. history 973.61

speech polit. science 323

thinkers biografy 922 .9

thought eccles. polity 262 .8

rationalism 211

trade and protection 337use of libraries 024.28

will metaphysics 123

psychology 159

theology 234.9

Freebooters crim. law 343Freedmen

education of 371.974in U. S. army U. S. his. 973 . 7415

slavery 326.8

Freedmen's bureau 361

Freedomand emancipation

slavery 326.8

U.S. hist. 973 . 714

metaphysics 123

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Freedom.

of man doct. theol.

press censorship

journalism

public order

speech

teaching

political liberty

233-7

323

070.13

351-751

323

378.121

323religious eccles. polity 262.8

salvation 234.9Freehold land societies 334. i

law 347.2Freeman's farm Am. rev. 973.33-1?Freemasonry 355 j

Freeport, 111. history 977-333Freewill baptists 286 .

2

Freezing

artificial ice machines 621.58food preservation 641

.

4

mixtures refrigeration 62 x . 564physics 536.43water works 628.15

Freight

elevators lib. bldgs 022 .9572mech. eng. 621.87772

houses, R. R. architec. 725.32interstate commerce 385locomotivs steam eng. 621.13262transportation 656

Freiiigrath, F. Ger. poetry 831.78Fremont in California

U.S.war with Mex.973 .6232^Fremont co. la. history 977.777French

allies U. S. hist. 973.324and Indian war " « 973 . 26church, Gallican 282 . 44

* Cochin China history 959 . 7

travels 915.97.

discovery of America 973 . 18encyclopedists apologet. 239.6Guiana history gS8

travels 918.8horn vvind instru. 788.41

* language 440literature g^oold language 447.01opera dramat. music 782.4painting ^^^^philosofers biografy 921.4philosofy ig^polish chem. tech. 667.7Protestants persecut. of 272.4

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

French

republic, ist history

2d

3drevolution

Romanesque architec.

roofs arch, constnic.

sculpture

944-042

944-0794408944 04

72344721 5

735spoliations U. S. hist. 973 . 45wars, early " « 973 -^S

Freneau, Philip Am. poet. 811.24Frequencv

converters elec. eng. 621 .31355asynch. - " 621.31367synchronous <^2i .31353

meters elec. « 621.3747of hart beats physiol. 612.1722respiratory « 612 216

Fresco painting

biWing 698.2interior decoration 747library bildings 022.344painting j^sacred ornaments 247 . 5school bildings 371. 635

Frese, Jacob Swed. poetry 839. 7137Fresh-air mission 361Freshets meteorology 551.57Fresnel lens lighthouses 627.9Fretwork

747Freytag, G. Ger. fiction 833 .82Frezzi, F. Ital. poetry 851 .21Friars monastic orders 271Friction

clutches mech. eng. 62 1 . 825glaring " " 621.858mechanical engineering 62 1 . 89of gears mech. eng. 62 1 . S3 2

physics 531.4Frictional electricity 537 2

Friedrich's disease 616.83^Friendly ilands history 996 . i

societies 334-7Friends, society of sects 289 .

6

Friendship ethics 177.6^Friesland history 949 .

3

travels 914 92Friezes, carvd arch, decor. 729.56

painted " '• 729.46Frigid zone clothing 646.091

cookery 641.591*Frisian language 439 .

2

*literature 839 2

Probers system educat. 372.2

figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

588 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Frohisher, M. discov. of ATn.973 . 17

8Frogs zoology 597.

Frolic, ship U.S.wari8i2 973.

Fronde French hist. 944-

Frontal bone anat. 611.

lobes of brain ** 611.

Fronto, M. C. Lat. letters 876 .

Frost action geology 551.

bites skin disord. 616.

blight agriculture 63 2

meteorology 551.

Fructification botany 581 .

Fructose nutrition 612

.

Frugoni, C. I. I tal. poetry 851.

Fruit culture 634

drinks adulterations 614

.

dom. econ. 641

.

hygiene

markets dom. econ.

^Fulton CO. 111.

trade

Fruits

and seeds

economics

613

641

338

5251

71SS81311

3

91

58

52

16

39613

57

346

87

36

4

. I

history

travels

history

agriculture 634

organografy 581

.

as food dom. econ. 641 .

hygiene 613.

physiology 612.

fresh, inspection of 614.

preservation chem. tech. 664.

preservd, inspection of 614,

Frying cookery 641

Fryxell, A. Swed. misc. 839

.

Fuel

artificial chem. tech. 662

chemic technology 662

conveyors steam eng. 621

domestic economy 644

metallurgy 669

steam engineering 621

Fuels

intern, combust, engins 621

special cookery with 641

steam locomotivs 621

Fugitiv

slave law U. S. hist. 973" slavery 326

slaves, causes " civ. war 973

Fugitivs from justis extrad. 341

Fugue music

Fulahs ethnology

Sudan, trav.

Full development, period of

Fuller, Margaret Am. lit.

Fulminating powders

786

572

916

612

814

662

76

13

27

39272

316

8

318

77

7863

,8

6

,18378

.2

.8

.182

43458

.64

•973

71154

.82

.9662

.62

.66

•31

.4

977348917 7348

977.287

974-747

9771115974.872

628.511

1 Ind.' \. Y.1 O.> Pa.

Fumes, prevention in fact.

Fumigating apparatus

contag. diseases 614.481

Functional

diseases of brain and cord 616. 84

women 618 . 17

equations 5i7

Functions

Bessel's, etc. calculus 517-35

calculus of 5^7-5

nervous physiology 612.8

of generation female 612 . 62

male 612.61

motor apparatus 612.

7

skin physiol. 612 . 79symmetric algebra 512.84

trigonometric 5 14 • i

Funding system finance 336.

3

1

Fundsinvested lib. finance 025. inlib. subj. apportionment 025 . 21

1

public 336

Funeral

directors 393 9

rites customs 393relig. ordin. 265.8

sermons 252.9

Fungi botany 589.2

Funicular engins, hydraulic 621 . 262

Funis, prolapsus obstetrics 618.58

Funnels chem. appar. 542-231

decant 'g " 542.66

Fur dom. economy 646 . 16

trade 33^-^

Furetiere, A. Fr. satire 84745Furlo, military 355-11

Fumaceman dom. econ. 647.25

Furnaces

coal prac. chem. 542.42

electric " " 542.47

gas 542.44

house warming 697 -3

metallurgy 669.8

mining ventilation 622.43

steam engineering 621.183

ventilation of sewers 628.236

Furnishings, see qualifying word

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 589

Furniture

domestic economyecclesiastic

factories architecture

fixt arch, decoration

library economymanufacture

ofhs equipment

school

Furs clothing

Fuses, see Fuzes

Fusion-point physics

thermochem. 541Future

events probabilities

judgment doctr. theol.

life natural "

of libraries

645

725

729022

684

651

371

646

536

519-

236.

218

•44

9

9

.631

.16

42

36

4

9

021 03punishment doctr. theol. 237.6state

Fuzes

electric stations

explosivs

local electric lighting

military engineering

Fylfot ecclesiology

heraldry

237

621

.

662.

621

.

623.

246.

929.

3178

4

3284

4541

5

6

G. A. R. associations

Gabbro plutonic rocks

Gabelsberger shorthandGabionades mil. eng.

Gables arch, construe

design

roofs

^Gadhelic language

Gadolinium chemistryGadsden purchase U.S. hist. 973 .66

^Gaelic language 49i 63Gaetulia ancient history 939.77Gage

cocks locomotiv boilers 621

369151552.34

653-33623.24

721 .28

729 37721.58

491 61

546.694

1339

18472

532

1977

glasses steam eng. 621Gages, comprest air 621

steam power plant 621Gaging arithmetic 5 1 1 .

8

mesures 389Galactophorus ducts anat. 611. 693Galactose nutrition 612 .39613

ancient history 939.32Bible 227.4econ. geology 553 44metallurgy 669

.

4

meteorology 5 5 1 5

1

history

Galatia

Galatians

Galena

Gales

•Galicia. Austria* SpainGalilei, G. Ital. essaysGall

bladder

943-74946.

1

854-52

Topics in black face^type are>ubdivided.

anatomydiseases of

physiology

formation secretions

'Gallatin co. III. history

Gallantry ethics

Galleries

and libraries

art

architecture

library bildings

Hbrary sheh ing

shooting architecture

Gallery

study tables lib. bldgs

Galleys criminal lawGallia

Cisalpina ancient hist.

CO. O. history

Gallican church

GalHum chemistryGallows criminal lawGait, John EngHsh fiction 823 . 77

!Galvanic manipulation 542 . 8

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

611 .366

616.36

612.35771

591- 145

977 3971771

021 .48

708

7277022 .656

022 . 423

725-89

022 . 52

343-2

937 2

977.189282 .44

546.68

343-2

59© DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Galvanism

Galvanized iron manuf.

Galvanometers

elec engineering

electrophysiology 6

physics

Galvanoplasty

electrometallurgy

manufactures

Galvanotropism

electrophysiology

>Galway, Ireland history

Gambling

administration

ethics

of amusementslaw

Game sport

laws hunting

Gamesamusementschampionship sch. hyg.

children's dom. econ.

customs

ethics

Greek

kindergarten

of chance amusementsethics

skill amusements

ethics

Romanroom for lib. bldgs

school

table and parlor

Gaming, public state reg.

Gamopetalse botany

Ganglia

anatomycerebral physiology

comparativ "

of hart

sensory nervs

sympathetic system

Gangliated cord anatomyGanglions, see Ganglia

Gangrene lung diseases

surgery

Ganoidei fishes

Garages lib. bildings

private arch,

public

Garbage sanitation

Garcia Catalan poetry

537 5671

621 374412 .01442186

537 86

537 85

671

612 .014427

941 74

351 762

174 6

175 9

345

799

799

790

371 75

649 55

394 3

175

913 38

372 215

^Gard, France history 944

Garden parties dom. econ. 642

Gardeners * "

Gardening, flower

kitchen

795

175.5

794

175-4

91337022 .663

371-74

793

351-762

583 -5

611 89612.826

612.829

612 . 1783

612 .8113

612.89

611.839

616.245

617.25

597-4022 .687

728.94

72538628.44

8499137

Gardens

botanic

public

zoologic

landscape

market

window

architecture

647

716

635

710

635

716

580

727

711

590

727

347

83433. 2

architecture

Gardianship law

Garfield, J. A. presidency of 973Gargoyles arch, decor. 729

Garibaldi Italian history 945

Garments

for special purposes 646

outdoor dom. econ. 646

outer house "" 646

under " "646

Garnier, Robert Fr. dram. 842 ,

Garnishee law 347

Garnitures

dress dom. econ. 646.

table " " 642

.

^Garrett co. Md. history 975 .

Garrick, D: Eng. drama 822 .

Garter, order of heraldry 929 .

Garters hygiene 613.

Garth, S: English satire 827.

Gartner's duct anatomy 611

.

Gasaccumulators elec, eng. 621

.

as kitchen fuel 643 .

checks ordnance 623

.

coal heating 697

.

compression prac. chem. 542 .

cooking bydissolving prac. chem.

domestic fuel

driven electric plants

engins engineering

physics

exchange respiration

in blood "

fitting plumbingfuel chem. tech.

generation prac. chem.

heating bilding

prac. chem.

641

.

542.

644.

62 I

.

621 .

536.

612.

612.

696.

662.

542.

697.

542.

4

-7

•5

7•5

.6

84

•53

.09

-47

-45

43

.42

37•7

-48

.8

.297

,61

714.484

.48

,6676

357

334

42436

78

584 -

74

24

312133

483

22

23

2

6

72

6

44

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX591

Gasilluminating air pollut. 614.723

inspect, of 614.835light dom. econ. 644.313

lib. " 022 . 752liquifaction prac. chem. 542 . 79manipulation " " 542

.

7

manufacture 665 . 7mesuring prac. chem. 542 . 76meters " "

542 . 76natural econ. geology 553 . 28

heating 697.6production prac. chem. 542.72rarefaction prac. chem. 542.77sewer air pollution 614. 765

sanitary eng. 628.23solidification prac. chem. 542 . 79storage " - 542.75stoves, kitchen equipm't 643 . 334suffocation by prot.of life 614.82turbins engin'g 621.433washing prac. chem. 542 . 74water heating 697 .

6

works air pollution 614. 723Gascoigne, G : Eng. satire 827.31'Gasconade co. Mo. history 977. 861'Gascony, France history 944 . 77Gaseous

fuels steam engin'g

state chemistry

Gases

absorption by skin

blood physiology

chemic technology

effect on booksilluminating air pollution 614. 723in mines 622 .41inhalation hyg. of employ.613 .62intestinal physiology 612 .3317kinetic theory

muscle physiology

noxious air pollution

of urin physiology

pneumatics

qualitativ analysis

quantitativ analysis

respiratory exchangevolume of chemistryvolumetric analysis

Gasoline engins

vehicles

Gasometers prac. chem.Gaspd, burning Am. revol. 973.3112Gasserian ganglion 6 1 1 . 89 1

5

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Si]p2rior

621 . 18224

541 33

612.7915612 . 127

665

025.8

533-7

612.74417

614.72612 .46164

533

544-4

545-7'

612.22

541 -2

545-7

621.43

629

542.75

Gasteromycetes botany 589 . 22

1

Gastric

ai"tery anat.branches of vagusfistulas physiologyglands anatomyjuice stomach

with pancreaticnervs anatomv

611. 1364361 1 . 831919612 .3211

612.32

612.34251

611.8393secretions physiol. 200I. 591 . 143

61 1. 1493616.33

611.382

611 . 13641611 . 13642611 . 13641

611.8393

611.382

611.382

611-73853641 .01

594-3611. 01332721-8

977-519

623.42242

944

vem anatomyGastritis diseases

Gastro-

colic omentum anat.duodenal artery

epiploic *' left

right "

nervs

hepatic omentumsplenic

Gastrocnemius muscle "

Gastronomy cookeryGastropoda zoologyGastrula embryologyGates arch, construe.

^Gates CO. Wis. historyGatling guns mil. eng.Gauge, see Gage'Gaul history

'Gauley valley, W. Va. hist. 975 468Gauss's theory magnetism 538.1Gautama Buddhism 294Gautier, Theophile Fr. iict. 843 . 77Gauze, wire prac. chem. 542.46Gay, John Eng. drama 822 . 56Gayangos, Pascual de

Spanish miscellanv 868.51Gazetteers '

g^^ ^special country,seecountry9i4-9i9

Gearing mill engin'g 621 85Gears, tootht " ** 621 83

valv " " 62184Geary exclusion act U.S.hist973 .86^Geauga co. O. history 977 . 1336Geese hunting

7^)9

poultry 635^zoology 598 4

Gehenna doctrinal theol. 237.5Geibel, E. German poetry 831.83Geiger, E. G. Swed. misc. 839 . 7861Geissler's tubes electricity 537 . 53Gelatin manufacture 668.3

processes photo. 773Gelatinosa anatomy 611 .8224

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

592 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Gelatinosae botany 589.18 Geneva

Gelatinous liquids chem 541.325 award U. S. history 973 82

Gellert, C. F. Ger. poetry 831 .61 confession creeds 238.4

Gelli, G. Italian essays 854.37 ^ history 949-4Gem engraving 736 travels 914.94Gemara Judaism 296 tribunal intemat. law 341.6

Gemelli muscles anat. 611. 73818 Geniculate

Gemignano, F. da San 857.11 bodies anatomy 611 .8146

Gemini muscles anat. 611. 73818 ganglion ** 61 T .8917

Gemmation zoology 591165 Geniculum " 61 I . 8146

Gems economic geology 553-8 Genii folklore 398.4

engraved 736 Geniohyoid muscles 611.7348

mineralogy 549 Genital

Gender Eng. language 422.5 plexus anatomy 611 8359

Fr. 442.5 tract, rupture of obstet 618.55

Lat. 472.5 see also Generativ

' other languages Genitiv case Gk syntax 485.5

Geneagenesis zoology 591 . 162 Lat. " 475-5

Genealogy 929 ^ other languages

General Genito-

average law 347-7 crural nerv anat. 611.83543

council eccles. pohty 262 5 femoral " ** 611.83543

religious history 270 2 urinary system anat. 611.

6

secretary Y. M. C. A. 267 341 pathol. 616 6

Generalization logic 161 surgery 617 46

Generals, lives of 923 5therap. 615 76

GenerationGenius 151 .1

botany

of electricity

physiology

spontaneous biology

physiolog)

steam

581.16

621 31

612 6

576- 1

' 612 .601

hereditary

^Genoa, Italy history

travels

Genre painting

Gentianales botany

136.3

945- I

914-51

754

583 7

621.18Gentianeai 583-75

zoology

Generativ

591 16GentleiTien curtesy

Gentleness ethics

^Gentry co. Mo. history

177.

1

179.9

077 .814:;functions, female 612.62

Geocentric placey 9 9 "J

521 .2male 612.61

Geodesy 526orgA ns anatomy 611. 6 Geognosy 55X

comp. anat. 591 46 Geografic

coordinatesdescrip. anat 591-76

525 4malefunc. dis. 616 . 69 discovery history of

%^ %^ ^w

910-9 -Generator panels el. eng. 621 .31 722 distribution animals 591 9Generators fossils 560 9

altem. current *' " 621.31343 of contag. diseases 614.42

charging telefony 621.38763 plants 581 9direct current elec. eng. 621.31323 names 929.4double 621.31356 variation animals 591 152induction 621.31363 plants 581-152ringing telefony 621.38764 Geografyvoltaic engineering 621 35 ancient 912 3

^Genesee co.Mich. history 977.437 Bibhcal 220 .911 j^\ Y. 974-792 descriptiv 910Genesis Bible 222 . 1

1

elementarv education 37289

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX593

911

912

551 4526.17

550

554-559550-1

9255550

631

551

215

550

^33

Geografv

historic

mapsphysical

Geoidal figure of earth

Geologic reports

surveys

time

Geologists biografy

Geology

agricultural

and religion apologet.239.8

applied mining eng. 622 .

1

1

dynamicnatural theology

speculativ

Geomancy divination

Geometric

drawing math, drawing 744forms decoration.painted729 . 44

relief 729.54windows arch, decora. 729.81

Geometricians biografy 925 . i

Geometry 513analytic 516descriptiv 515

Geomorfology geol. 55 1

Geomorphy 525George i English history 942

2 •< ti

3

4

5Ft.capt. U.S.war 1812

* lake, N. Y. history

travels

George's, King, war.U.S.hist. 973Georgia

Asia, history 947travel 914

' Europe history'

947U. S. local history 975

secession U. S. hist. 973settlement " 973For military history see sun-.divisions of special campainsand Military history under973-1, 973-52. 973-7

942

942

942

942

973

974

917

3

14

071

072

073

074

083

5235

751

475126

9

79

9

8

713

26

973.89

Geotropism

Geraniaceae

Geraniales

mesology

botany

and

612

.

583

583Gerhardt, P. Ger. poetry 831.Germ

cells, botany 581.zoology 5gi

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

014477

223

21

54

172

172 I

Superior

Germlayers embryologytheory biology

of disease bacteria

pathologyGerman

catholic church

dancing

discovery of Americaemperors Ital. history

^ empire, new^ language

low

middle high

old

^ literature

low

mythology

opera music

Wagnerianpainting

philosofers* lives

philosofy

reformation polit. hist.

relig. "

reformd church

sculpture

socialism

universities

Germanium chemistry

Germantown, Pa. Am.rev.

Germanyadministration

antiquities

architecture

Romanesquebotany

constitutional law

education

finance

geology

heraldry

^ history

laws

local government

mapspeerage

religious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

universities

zoology

611 0133

576

58995616.01

282.43

793

973-11

94503943 08

430

439 I

4370243701830

839.1

293

782.3

782.2

759-3

921.3

193

943 03

274.3

284.1

735

3355378.43

546.695

973-3337

354 43

913 43720 943

72343581 943342 43370 943336 43

554 3

929.6

943

349 43352 043912.43

929 73

274 3

379 43

314 3

914 3

341 243

378 43

591 943

figures refer to the tebles at the end of this index

594 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

6i8

6i8

612

808

973

551

295

949

914

852

945

Germicides

disinfectants pub. helth 614external therapeutics 615

Germination botany 58

1

*Gers. France history 944Gerst acker, F; Ger. fiction 833Gerund Latin etymology 472

syntax 475Gesneraceae botany 583Gesta Romanorummodem Latin fiction 879 .3

Gestation

ectopic obstetrics

obstetrics

physiology

Gestures oratoiyGettysburg U.S. civ. warGeysers physical geol.

Ghebers Parseeism

'Ghent history

travels

Gherardi, del Testa. T.

Ghibelines Ital. history

Ghistele, C. van Dut. poet 839Ghost, Holy dogmatics 231

Ghosts delusions 133Giacometti, P. Ital. drama 852

Giambullari, B.F. " essays 854Giannone, P. " " 854

Giannotti, D. " " 854,

Giant, Cardiff humbugs 133,

hydraulic 621,

Giant's causeway descrip .914.

Giants nat. hist, of man 573 .

Gibbon, E: Eng. essays 824.

'Gibraltar history

travels

'Gibson co. Ind. history

Gifford, W: Eng. satire

Gifts

kindergarten methodslibrary finance

of books lib. acquisition 025.

law 021.

support 021

.

duplicatesby lib. tolib. 025.

money lib. support 021.

Gigantostraca zoology 595

.

Gigh, G. Italian drama 852

.

Gil y Zdrate. A. Span, poet 861

.

Gilbert, H. discov. of Am. 973.

X: J. L. Fr. satire 847

.

^Gilbert ilands history 996.Gild houses architec. 725.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

482

778

3

77

77

8

8

83

946.

914.

977-

827.

372.

025 .

•31

.2

63.5

-7349

23

-3

9374.04

.3128

-3

. I

•73

•36

5735•7

.269

.161

.8

67

8

68

235

71

212

III

227

84

93268

93

39

54

55

17

52

8

9 I

Superior

Gilding

Gilds parish workpolit. economy

Gilead travels

Giles, H : Amer. essays

Gills

comparativ anatomyskeleton of anat.

^Gilmer co. W. Va. history 975Gin chemic technology 663Ginglymus anatomyGinseng agriculture

Gioberti, V. Ital. essays

Giordani, P.

Giovagnoli, R. " fiction

Gipsies biografy

outcast races

Gipsy

language

moth agriculture

zoology

Romany language

Giraldes, organ of anat.

Giraldi, G. B. C.

Italian dramafiction

Girard turbin

Girart de Rossilho Prov. lit. 849Girders bridge engin'g 624-Girdle bone anat.

Girls

counsels to ethics

education

religious societies

schools, gymnastics in

'Gironde, France history

Girondists

Girs, i^gidius Swed. misc.* 839 .

Giusti, G. Italian satire 857.

Glacial drift erosion

period

Glaciers

Glacis fortifications

Gladiators customsGladiolus anatomy^Gladwin co. Mich. hist.

'Glamorgan, Wales hist.

Gland, see special organ or

qualifying termGlanders diseases

pub. helth

Glands of skin anat.

Glandular system

anatomy

671

256

338

915

814

611

611

611

^3,3,

854

854

853

397

397

397

632

595

397611

852

853621

611

173

376

267

371

944

944

,6

69

32

28

7166

427

5

72964

77

72

87

78

633

42

44

247

121

2

7181

551-

SSI-

SSI

623.

394-

611.

977-

942.

616.

614

.

611.

8

7326

71

04

7823

71

33

79

31

116

2

713

472

97

954

564

772

611.

4

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX595

Glandular system

drugs acting on 615

.

histology 611

.

physiology 612.

surgical operations 617.

^Glasgow

Scotland history 941

.

travels 914.

university 378.

sloop Amer. revol. 973.Glass

and iron structures 721

.

wood " 721.

apparatus prac. chem. 542 .

bilding material

blowing prac. chem.

iridescent

library bildings

manufacture

ornamental

painted

prehistoric

roofs architec.

staind, design

table dom. econ.

works architecture

Glauconite lithology

Glazing bilding

Glees vocal musicGleet diseases

Glisettes curvs

Globe of eye diseases of

Globes

school apparatususe of astronomy

Globular projection

Globules of blood, see Corpuscles

Globulins physiology 612.Globus pallidus anatomy 611.Gloria in excelsis music 783.

Glossaries Eng. dialects 427•

language 423

Glossopharyngeal

ganglion, superior anat. 611.

691

.

542.

748

022 .

666.

748

748

571-

721

.

729

642 .

725.

552.

698.

784.

616.

516.

617.

7401872

4

44

43

M341

352

98

99

231

6

2315

21

I

56

S3

8

7

48

58

5

I

95226

74

371-

522.

515-

6791

78

52

398132

81322

22

nerv^

" 6ri

physiology 612

taste 612nucleus anatomy 61

1

Glottis "611

physiology 6 1

2

^Gloucester co. Eng. hist. 942

N.J. " 974Gloves

clothing 646.48

8919

8319

8199

879

8186

225

7824

41

981

Gloves

costume

lether manufacturewoven •*

Glucinum chemistry

Glucose

chemic technologv

chemistry of blood

digestion

Glucosids

nutrition

vegetable drugs

Glucosuria

pancreatic physiologypathologic

physiologic

physiology of liver

toxic physiology

Glue

chemic technology

making air pollution

Glumaceae botany

Gluteal

arteries anatomymuscle

nerv, inferior "

superior "

Glutin nutrition

Gluttony hygiene

temperance eth.

Glycerin chemic tech.

Glycogen

in blood

nutrition

Glycogenesis physiol.

Glycolysis

Glycolytic ferments

in blood

physiologic chem.Glycoproteids nutrition

Glyphografy engraving

Glyptics carving

Gmelin washbottles chem. 542 . 69Gnats animal parasites 616.9681

zoology 595-77Gneiss lithology 552.42Gnetaceas botany 585.1Gnoli, Domenico Ital.poet. 85 1 . 83Gnomes folklore 398 .

4

Gnomic poetry Greek lit. 881Gnomonic projection

descriptiv geometry 515.55Gnosticism philosofy 1 89 . i

Gnostics heresy 2 73-1

391.4

675

677

546.45

664.1

612 . I22I

612.39613

612.396175

615-333

612.3491612 .46621

612 .46182

612 .35216

612 .4644

668.3

614.746

S84 8

611 . 1376

611. 73814

611.83572611. 83571

612.398146

613-25

178.9

668.2

612 . 1222

612 .396112

612.3521j

612. 3962I

1

612 . 1223

612.01516

612.3981453

762

736

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

596 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Goats

diseases of compar. medGobelin tapestry art

Goblins folklore

God doctrins

will of ethics

Godfrey, T: Amer. dra.

Gods ethnic religions

mythology

Goes. J. A.van der Dut. lit.

Goethe. J ; W. von Ger. "

^Gogebic co. Mich, history

Goitre pathologv

Gold

chemistry* Coast. Africa history

coinage

manufactures

metallurgy

mineralogy

ores econ. geology

political economyGolden

bull Ger. const, hist.

Fleece knights

rule ethics

Goldoni, Carlo Ital. dram.

Goldschmidt, M.A. Dan. fie

Goldsmith, O. Eng. essays

fiction

poetr>^

Goldsmithing fine arts

useful "

Golf amusementsGolFs nuclei anatomy

tract

Gomberville, M. Le Roy de

French fict.

Gongora y Argote, L. de

Spanish poetry

Goniometry crystallog.

Gonorrhea pathology

pub. helth

GoodFriday Anglican ch.

special music* Hope, Cape of history

travels

Templars temperance

Goodenoviese botany

Goodness ethics

Goose, Mother folklore

Gorgias Greek philos.

Gorham controv. baptism

636 .5

619 3

746

398 4

231

171 I

812 12

290

291

839 3137

832 62

977 498616 44

546 91

966 9

332 4671

669 2

549 2

553 41

332 41

342 43

929 715

171 I

852 61

839 8365

824 66

823 64

821 64

739671

796

611 8261

611 8261

843.42

861 37

548 7

616 952

614 548

264 031

783 27

968 7

916 87

178 06

583 58

179 9

398 3

183 I

265 I

Gorilla zoology 599

.

Gosnold, B. discov. of Am. 973 .

Gospels Anglican ritual 264.

Bible 226

harmonies of 226.

pseudo 229.

Gossip ethics 177.

Gotama Buddhism 294

G5the, J;W.von Ger. dram. 832.

Gothic

architecture 723

.

ecclesiology 246.

kingdom Italian hist. 945 .

Span. " 946

.

* language 439^ literature 839.

revival architecture 724

.

Victorian 724.

^Gothland, Sweden hist. 948.

Goths 943

.

Gottfried von Strassburg

German poetry 83 1

.

Gottschall, K : R. Ger. dram. 832 .

Gottsched, J;C. " " 832.

L.A.V. " " 832.

Gouache painting 751

Goudouli, P. de Prov.poet. 849.

Gout diseases 616.

Governess, private educ. 373 .

Governing board, library 023.

Governmentbildings architecture 725

.

central administration 351

foren states 354church 262

control insurance 368

.

divine 231

.

family ethics 173foren countries 354forms of 321

libraries 027

.

library economy 023loans finance 336

.

local administration 352

political science 320publishing 655.

school education 371

.

science of polit. science 320

U. S. and state administ. 353Governors biografy 923

.

steam turbins 62 1

.

Gower, J: English poetry 821

.

Gower's tract anatomy 611

.

8

17

036

I

8

62

5

I

01

01

9

9

3

46

01

25

84

54

55

141

991

I

3

91

7

59

5

2

1653518

8254

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 97

Gowns academic 378.29dom. economy 646.43

Gozzi, Carlo Ital. drama 852.62

Gasparo " satire 857.61

Graafian follicles anat. 611 .6512

Gratbe, C. D. Ger. drama 832 . 71

Gracchi Roman hist. 937 .05

Grace doctr. theology 234.1

esthetics

Graces music

mythology

Gracilis, fasciculus anat.

muscle

Grade

crossing railroads

of sewers san. eng.

Graded degrees, academic

Grades schools

Grading engineering

Gradual cathed. music

Graduates

college, and Amer. revol.

U.S.civ.warGraduation schools

Graeco-Russian church

Graffiti inscriptions

Grafic

arts fine arts

prehist. archeol.

representations of soundstatics

701

781.2

292

611 .8182

611.73825

625.1

628.219

378.22

371-25625.1

783-23

973-315

973715371.291

281.9

4717

700

571.7

534-6

531 3

Grafics of light and shadow 515.7Graft business ethics

political

Grafting

animal physiology

fruit culture

^Grafton co. N. H. hist.

Graham shorthand

Grail, holy legends

Grain

agriculture

duty onelevators

production

trade

Graining

Grains

Grallatores

Gram machine electricity 53 7 . 83

Gramineae botany 584.

9

Grammarcomparativ 415elementary education 372 .

6

architecture

pol. econ.

dom. trade

house paint,

agriculture

zoology

174.4

172 .

2

612 . 602

634

974.23

653 52

398.2

^33

337-5

7253633&-I

381

698.1

633

598.3

Grammarschools

universal

GrammarsGranada

Luis de* Spain

public schools 379.17comp. philol. 415Eng. lang. 425

Span, miscel.

history

travels

architectureGranaries

GrandArmy of the Republic

U.S.hist.

868.32

946.8

914.68

728.95.

369.151

973-76gulf, Miss. U. S. civ.war 973.753:

^ Isle CO. Vt. history

opera^ Rapids, Mich. hist.

stands architec.

^ Traverse co. Mich. "

Grangers associations

Granit bilding stone

plutonic rock

Granits metamorf . rock 552.41Grant, U. S. presidency of 973.82

974-31

782

977-456'

725.82

977.464

363

553-5^

552.33

'Grant co. Ind. hist.' W. Va. "

^ Wis.

Grants

land finance

to schools

Grape

culture

cure

shot

sugar

Graperies

977.269

975-492

977-577

336.14

379-12

therapeutics

ordnance

manufacture

architecture

Graphic, etc. see Grafic

Graphite econ. geol. 553.26

634

615.854

623.45122664 .

1

728.98

Graphitic anthracite

Glasses

agriculture

botany

ornamental

Grasshoppers pests

zoology

Grates

fireplaces bilding

locomotiv boiler

steam engineering

Gratings, timber architec.

'Gratiot co. Mich. hist.

Gratitude ethics

Grattan, H

:

Grave

mounds

553-25

633

584 -9

716. I

632

595-72

697. I

621.1332

621.18352

721.15

977 449

179.9Eng. oratory 825.65

prehist. arch. 571.92

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

598 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Gravestones monuments 7 1

8

yards 719Gravel disease 616

foundations 721

petrografy 552roads eng-in'g 625roofing bilding 695

Graves cemeteries 7 1

Graves' disease 616Gravimetric anal. chem. 545Gravina, G. V. Ital. essays 854Gravitation

celestial dynamics 521system waterworks 628

theories 531Gravity

center of 531experiments geodesy 526physics 531railways 625specific 532

,

Gray, Thomas Eng. poetry 82 1

,

Gray matter, cerebellar anat.6i i

of cord " 611

multiplex telegraf 62 1

.

Grazzini. A. Ital. fiction 853 .

Grease chem. tech. 665.

Great Britain

antiquities 913

.

baronetage 929

.

church hist. 274.

colonies 325.commerce 382

det of finance 336.dignities 929.gentry, landed 929.

government 342heraldry 929

* history 942knightage 929parliament 328peerage 929politics 329precedence 929society of 2d war with 369titles of honor 929

Great circle sailing 527Great Russia* Northern history 947

travels 914.* Southern history 947

,

travels 914.

*Great Salt lake travels 917.

62

51

/

44I

55

. 12

. 12

51

.24

75

34

.61

.81713

.822

3823741

. 2

42

. 722

,2

242

42

724

725

42

6

723

42

721

942

724

144

72

5

391

281

913

722

709

938

354581

336

554

949912

379

314

914

341

38

8

38

495

9495

495

95

5

495

495

95

95

2495

3

73

92

Topics in black face tyi>e are subdivided. Superior

Grecian bend fashions

Greco-Russian churchGreece

ancient antiquities

architecture

art, history of

history

modem administration

botany

finance

geology* history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

Greek

archipelago ancient hist .939^ mod.

calendar

church

classics

dialects

fire customs of warindependence mod. hist.

* language* modern

literature^ modemmythology

orders of architecture

paleografy inscriptions

philosofy

revival architecture

sculpture

theory of music

Green, J. Amer. poetry

Green^ Bay, Wis. history* CO. N. y.

Wis.

Lake co. Wis. "

mts, Vt. description

sickness diseases

gynecologyGreenback party

Greenbacks paper money 332.5U. S. finance 336

. 73Greenbrier CO. W. Va. hist. 975.488

val. '" 975 486

Greene, R. Eng. drama 822.31^Greene co. III. history 977.384

travels 917-7384

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

949-9

529 -3

281

880

487

399

949 506

480

489880

889

292

729.32

481.7

180

724 2

733781.8

811 . 14

977-561

974.737

977 586

977-559

917-43616. 15

618.17

329.82

RELATIV INDEX 599

977

977

977

977

974716

728

242

7466

878

174

883

3

98

552 58

621 745

593 19

591 55

529 5

246 8

783 5

623 451U

'Greene CO. Ind. history

la.

Mo.

O.

Pa.

Greenhouses

architecture

Greenland

discovery of Scan. hist. 948.02* history 998Greensand petrografy

molding foundry

Gregarinidae zoology

Gregariousness of animals

Gregorian

calendar

chant ecclesiology

sacred music

Grenades ordnance

Gresban, Amoul Fr. dram. 842 . 2

1

Gresset, y. B. L'. " satire S47 . 5

1

Gr^vin, Jacques " dram. 842.35Grevy, Jules Third repub. 944.08Grids elec. engin'g 621.3522Griepenkerl, W. R. Ger.dra.832 . 72

Grilles arch, construct. 721.87Grilhng cookery 641.76Grillparzer, F. Ger. dra. 832 . 73

Grimmelshausen.H.J.C.von

Gennan fiction833 . 52

Grimm's law comp. philol. 412

Grinders' occupation hyg. 613

Grinding

flour mills

machines mech. eng.

practical chemistry

Grindstones

Gringoire, Pierre Fr. dram. 842

Groceries adulterations 614Grocers' occupation hyg.

Grocery stores

Groind vaults architect.

Grooving machines

63

679

621

542

62

1

92

22

923

23

3

641-4

721 .44

621 .91

Grossi, Tommaso Ital. fict. 853 . 73

Grotesque forms

decoration in relief 729 . 53painted decoration 729.43

Grottoes phys. geografy 5 5 1 . 44Ground

air hygiene 613.14public helth 614 . 773

hygiene of " 614.7

substance, bony histol. 6 1 1 . o 1 843of connectiv tissue 6 11. 01 82 3 1

Topics in black fac« type are subdivided. Superior

IGround

water ph ys . geografy 551Grounds, private 712

Group system curriculum 375Groves landsc. gardening 715Growth

after birth physiology 6 1

2

biology 577botany 581

disproportionate deform.617

incomplete 617of cities administration 352

statistics 312library, provision for 022

ration during physiol. 612

zoology 591Grundtvig, \. F. S.

Dan. poet. 839'Grundy CO. III. history 977'

la. «977

* Mo. "977

Gryphius, A. Ger. drama 832^Guadaloupe history 972

travels 917^Guanajuato, Mex. hist. 972Guano agriculture 63

1

economic geol. 553Guaranties and sureties 347Guarantor, reader's lib. 024Guardianship law 347Guarini, G. Ital. poetry 851

'Guatemala history 972Gubbio, Bosone da Ital. fie. 853 ,

Gubernatis, Angelo de

Italian miscellany858.

Gudrun German poetry 83 1

.

Guelphs Italian history 945 .

Guerilla

life military science 355 •

warfare internal . law 341

.

Guerillas

northern U. S. civ. war 973 .

southern " " "973-'Guernsey co. O. history 977 .

* iland of " 942

.

travels 914.

Guerrazzi, F. D. Ital. fict. 853

'Guerrero, Mexico hist. 972.

Guerriere, ship U. S. hist. 973.Guerrini, Olindo Ital. poet. 85 1

.

'Guiana, South Am. hist. i^SS

Guicciardini, F. Ital. essays 854Guide

books 910

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

49

005

65

3

134

37

31

.001

13

•394

•134

.8163

.326

•7537

.8215

•51

-97

.297

4

64•7

.14

.6

45.81

.14

.81

. 22

,04

12

3

7417

742

192

34

234

74

7

5251

87

34

6oo DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Guide

vanes steam turb. design62 1

.

theory 621

.

Guides, railroad

Guidi, Ales. Ital. poetry

Guidiccioni, G. "

^Guienne, France history

Guilds

business polit. econ.

parish work

656

851-

851.

944

338.

256

16513

55

37

7

Guilford, \. C. Am. revol. 973.Guillotine law

Guinea

* Lower, Africa history

New history

travels

^ Upper. Africa history

Guint a pigs zoology

343-

967.

995

919.

966.

599-

3372

2

Guinicelli. Guido Ital. poet. 85 1

.

Guitar music

^ujerati language

Gulf

of Mexico phys. geog.

society of army andnavy of

squadron U.S.civ.war

states

787.

491

5

5

3

13

6

47

551-463

369

973-

history 976For military history of all orindividual states, see subdivisionsof Special campains and Militaryhistory under 973.52. 973.7 and973. 8q

stream

Gulfs

hydrografy of survey'g 526

156

756

phys. geografy 551.471

Gullet, diseases of

Gumsanatomy

and resins chem. tech.

chemistry of nutrition

fossil econom. geol.

vegetable drugs

Gun

carriages, traction of

cotton explosivs

making

mounts, reaction of

Gunnbiom discov. of Amer.973•

Gunnery mil. eng. 623Gunning sports

ygg

616.

611.

668.

612

.

553-

615-

623.

662.

683

623.

99

32

314

4

39612

29

335

58

2

57

13

5

Gunpowder

care mil. engin'g

explosivs

manuf. hygiene

protec. of life

military engineering

plot English history

Guns

military engineering

theory of

Gunshot wounds surgery 617 . 145Gunter's scale math, instr. 510.8

623 48

662.3

613.66

614.832

623.4521

942.061

623 4

623 51

65332

839.7252

612.87

948.04

839.7824

611. 01335

Gumey shorthand

Gustaf 3 Swed. dramaGustation physiology

Gustavus Adolphus

Swedish history

miscellany

Gut, primitiv embryol.

Gutcleaning air pollution 614.742Gutenberg hist, of print. 655 . 1 1

1

^Guthrie co. la. history 977 . 749Gutierrez, A. G. Span.poet.86i . 54Gutta

percha rubber manuf.

Serena eye diseases

Guttiferae botany

Guttiferales

Gutzkow, K: F. Ger. dram. 832.78^Guyandotte val. W. Va. hist.975 441Guyot de Provins Fr.satire 847 . nGuys elec. lines 621.319223Gyllembourg - Ehrensvard,

T. C. Danish fiction 839.8361Gyllenborg, G. F. Sw.poet. 839. 7146Gymnasia Ger. schools 379.43Gymnasiums

678

617 75

583-163

583 16

architecture

library bildings

school

Y. M. C. A.

Gymnastics

curativ

hygiene

school hygiene

vocal elocution

vocal music

Gymnoascese botany

72585022 .666

371-624

267.327

615-82

613.71

371 73

808.5

784.9

589.238Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inder

RELATIV INDEX 601

Gymnocarpae botany 58917Gymnosophists philosofy 181.

4

Gytnnospermae botany 585

Gynecology 618. z

Gypsies, see Gipsies

Gypsumagriculture 631

economic geology 55363lithology 552-53

Gypsy, see Gipsy

Gyre, paracentral anat. 611 .81316

Gyri operti " 61 1 . 81319Gyroscope astronomy 523-28

Habakkuk Bible

Habeas corpus lawHabena anatomyHabenula

224-95

347 I

611 .8145

611 . 8145

158

612 . 82134

59152

591 5

390

Haberdashery clothing 646 . 32Habit

mental faculties

physiologic psychology

Habitations, animal

see also Dwellings

Habits

animals zoology

customs

laboring classes pol. econ. 33 1 . 84morbid hygiene 613 .87of children dom. econ. 649.6

plants physiol. botanysSi . 5Hack licenses loc. gov't 3S2 8

Hacklander, F:W: Ger.fict.833 . 78Hadamar von Laber " poet.83 1 . 32^Haddington. Scotland hist.941. 45Hades

ancient mythology 292doctrinal theology 236 . 4

Hadley's quadrant astron. 522.41^Hadramaut, Arabia hist. 953 .

4

Haemodoraceas botany 584 . 23Hiemorrhoids. diseases 616.35'Hagerstown, Md. history 975.292

travels 917.529?Haggai Bible 224.97'Hague, The history 949.2

travels 914.92Hahn Hahn, I. Ger. fie. 833.76Hahnemann's theory med. 615.53Hail storms meteorology 551 . 55

Topics in black face type axe subdivided.

Haimonskinder. die

Hair

anatomydiseases of

domestic materials

dressing customs

toilet

dyes "

engineering materials

organic chemistry

physiologv

pickers' occupation hvg. 613 . 63Hakluyt society geografy 910.6Hale, Nathan Am. revol. 973 385Half

timberd walls arch. con. 721 .21

tone process photog. 777way covenant 285 .

8

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index-

831-37

611. 781

616.54

646 . 17

391-5

646.7

646.7

620. 198-

547612

. 799

6o2 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Haliburton. T : C. Am. hum.817.3SHalicamassus Gkantiqui. 913.3924Halides organic chem. 547 . 7

Halifax, N. S.

' history 971.6travels 917.16fishery award U. S. hist. 973 . 83

Hall. J. English satire 827.33Hall furniture dom. econ. 645 .61

marks plate 736Halleck.Fitz-GreeneAm.lit. 811 .31Haller's rete testis 611 .6315Halley's method astron. 523.94Hallman, K: I. Swed.dram.839. 7251Halloweve customs 394Halls

central lib. bildings 022 . 51

city architecture 725.13exhibition *

725 .91

for lectures "725.83

music "725.81

public hygiene 613.55riding architecture 725.88society student Hfe 371 .86

temporary architecture 725.92town -

725.13turn «

725.85Hallucinations 133 .

2

Halogen group chemistry 546. 12

Haloids organ, chem. 547 .

4

Halorageae botany 583.398.Halos optics 535-4

religious art 246. 5

Hamamelideae botany 583 . 394*Hamar, Norway history 948.4Hamatum, OS anatomy 61 1.7 1778^Hamburg, Ger. history 943 . 51

travels 914.351HamiltonAlexander Am. oratory 815.21Sir W: Eng. philos. 192.9

Hamilton city, O. hist. 977-1751CO. 111. " 977-395

Ind. " 977-256la. " 977.752Me. " 974.14N. Y. « 974.752

Hatnitic language 493races 572.893

HammarskOld, L. 839 . 7462Hammer anat. of ear 611 .857Hammers machine tools 621.97^Hampden co. Mass. hist. 974.42^Hampshire CO. " " 974.42

Topics in bUck face type are subdiWded. Superior

Hampshire co.W. Va. hist. 975.495Hancock CO. 111. " 9 7 7- 3 43

' 977258' 977724' 977119' 975-412

111.

Ind.

la.

O.

W. Va.

Handarteries anatomvchiromancydressing of ore min. eng. 622 . 72human anatomy 611.976lamps dom. econ. 644.321language def and dumb 371 .912

611. 1344

133-6 •

648.22

611 .42176

611.7377

694.8

62 I. 94

910

laundering

lymphatics anatomymuscles

railing stair bilding

turning lathes

Handbooks of travel

Handicraft mechan. trades 680Handkerchief customs 391 .6

toilet 646.48Handling minerals mining 622 .61

Hands, artificial surgery 617.57Handspikes ordnance 623.4361Handwriting 652Hangers mech. engin'g 62 1 . 822Hanging punishments 343 2

Hangings, textil bilding 698.7

^Hannibal, Mo.^Hanover

Germany

dom. econ. 645 3

history 977-8351

943-53

914-353

942 07

941.57

941 07

943-5

942 27

171.

4

943 .026-06

623.1

627

history

travels

house of English hist.

Irish

Scottish "

Hanseatic leag

^Hants, EnglandHappiness ethics

Hapsburg, house of, Ger.

Harbor defenses fortifica.

engineering

Harbors

hydrografy of surveying 526 . 99Hard labor punishments 343.2^Harden co. Ill history 977 -398

\

la. "977 753

O. "977-144

Hardenberg, F ; von Ger.fic833 • 63Harding shorthand 653 .35Hardness

engineering tests 620. 11 26of molecules physics 539 . 53

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 603

Hardware 671

iHardy co. W. Va. history 975Harelip surgery 617

Harems customs 392

Haren.O.Z.van Dut. dram. 839

Willem van " poet. 839

Hares zoology 599^Harford co. Md. history 975Haring, W; Ger. fiction 833

Harington, J : Eng. satire

Harlem Heights

battle Amer. revol.

Harlots ethics

Harmar's exped. U.S. hist. 973.42Harmonic multiplex teleg. 621 .38237

Harmonicsanalytic geometry

modem

827

493

32

6

3244

3145

3

274

75

32

9733324176-5

music

HarmoniumHarmonymusic

of colors

516.56

513-56

781.

1

786.9

optics

painting

Biblegospels

HamessmakingHarpHarpers Ferry

W. Va. history

invasion U.S. "

Harpsichord

Harquebus firearms

Harrington. J. Eng. fie.

Harris. W:T. Amer. phil.

Harrisburg, Miss. U. S. hist. 973 . 7372Harrison, B : presidency of 973 . 86

781.3

535-6

752

226 .

1

685

787.5

975-499

973-68

787.9

623.441

823.41

191.

8

W:H:Harrison co. Ind.

la.

" " 973 58

history 977 . 221

977 747

Mo.

O.

W. Va.

977.817

977.168

975-457

611 . 12

616^12

612 .1717

^Hartford city, Ct. history 974.63conven. U.S. " 973. 521

^ CO. Ct. history 974.62Hartmann von Aue Ger. lit. 83 1 . 26

Harts

lymphatic comp. physiol. 612 .424

Hartzembusch, J. E. Sp. " 861.56Harvard

table system

university

Harvesting agriculture

*Hasa, Arabia history

Hashish ethics

hygiene

Hatching

artificial incubation

engraving

Hate ethics

HatmakingHatracks dom. econ.

lib.

Hats clothing

costume

Hatteras inlet U.S. civ.war 973 . 751Hauch, J. C. Danish poet. 839.8164

642.55

378.744

633

953-617S.8

613.82

636.5

762

179-8

687

645 .61

022.

921

646 5

391-4

German fie. ^T^-i^ .67

Hart

anatomy

diseases

ectopic physiol.

effect of sympathet. syst. 612 .897

toxins physiol. 612.174vagus * 612 .819911

in asphyxiation " 612.2323membranes diseases of 6 1 6 . 1

1

physiology 612.17

valvs anatomy 6 11. 1263Harte, F. Bret Am. fiction 813.45

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

mm. eng.

Hauff. W;Haulage

animal

mechanic **

Haute

Garonne France

Loire

Mame,Sadne,

Savoie,

Vienne **

Hautes Alpes "

Pyren^s "

Havana history

travels

Haven shorthand

Haversian canals histol.

*Havre, France history

travels

Hawaii

annexation U. S. hist.

^ history

travel

Hawaiian

annexation treaty

language

Hawes, S. Eng. poetry

Hawkesworth. J: " essays

Hawking sports

622 .65

622 .66

history 944 . 86

944.81

944.33

944-45

944-49

944-66

944-97

944.78

972.91

917.291

653 56

61 1 .01843

944.25

914.425

973-88

996.9

919.69

973-86

499

821.25

824.65

799

fibres refer to the tables at the end of this index

6o4 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Ha-wking trade 639Hawkins, J ; discov. of Am. 973Hawsers, strength of 620Hawthorne. J. Amer. fie. 813

N. " " 813Hay agriculture 633

fever diseases 6 1

6

Haybox cookers 643Hayes, R. B. presidency of 973Hayne, P. H. Am. poetry 81 1

.

^Hayti history 972.travel 917.

Haze meteorology 551.Hazing student life 371.Hazlitt, W: Eng. essays 824.Head. Headgear, etc., see

Hed. Hedgear, etc.

Healing, divine 265Health, see HelthHearing

acoustics534

anatomy ^izasylums for def ^^62

diseases 6i<^

ear hospitals 362facial nerv ^12locahzation of sense 612physiology 612psychology 152,

Heart, see HartHeat

animal physiology 612

.

diaphoretics 615.disinfection contag. dis. 614.effect on books 025 .

plants 58.1

.

engins air engins 621

.

food preservation 641

.

geologic agents 551

.

imponderable remedies 615.mesology physiology 612.meteorology 55 1

muscular physiology 612.of earth C2c

moon 523-stars ^2 ^

sun ^2 7..

physics 536physiologic effects 612production, muscular 612slow, cooking by 641

.

therrriochemistry 541

.

Heaters, feedwater 621.

portable 644

.

•17

.11288

47

202

338

83

42

94

294

57

82

76

8

7

85

4

8

I

81974

82555

85

5

743

483

8

54

41

4

94

832

01443

52

74552

32

82

72

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

59

745588

36

1972

19

Superior

Heathen

apologetics against

art ecclesiology

missions to

philosofy vs the churchreligions

salvation of

239 -3

246 2

266

261 . a

290

234Heathenism nonchr. relig. 299Heating

Gilding(5gy

domestic economy 644houses sanitary engin 'g 628.8libraries

physics

practical chemistry

school bildings

steam plants

systems dom. econ.

Heaven theology

Heavenly bodies

figures of

rotation of

Hebbel, F; Ger. dramaHebraic SabbathHebrew ancient history

language^

literature

religion

Hebrews epistles

022.8

536.83

542.437I-62&

621.19

644.1

2374

521.14

52115832.77

263.1

933

492 4892.4

296

227 .87

^Hebrides^ New

Hedanatomyart anatomy

modern history 296

941-17

993-4travels 919.34

611 .91

743steam engineering62i

. 18452anat.

anat.

boiler

bones

bursae

craniology

diseases

dress customslymphatic glands

lymphatics •'

muscles

oblique muscles "

phrenology

surgery

Hedakes diseases

Hedberg, F. Swed. dram.Hedgear, indoor

outdoor

Hedges landsc. gardening 715Hedonism ethics 17 1.4

figures refer to the tables at the eii of this inder

611. 714611. 751

573-7616

3915611 .461

611 .4211

611.732

611. 7318

139

617.51

616.84

839.7265646.48

646.5

RELATIV INDEX 605

Hedstones monuments 7 1

8

mortu. design 247

.

Heel anatomy 611.

bone " 611.

Hegel Ger. philosofers 193.

Hegelund. P. J. Dan. dram. 839

.

Hegesias Gk philosofers 183 .

Heiberg, J. L. Dan. dram.839.

P: A. " " 839.

Heidelberg catechism 238.' history 943 -

travels 914-

Height, see Hight

Heine, H , Ger. poetry 83 1

.

Heinrich von Veldeke 83 1

.

Heinrije van Veldeke 839

.

Heirs law 347

*Hejaz, Arabia history 953

.

Hektograf offis appliances 652

Heldenbuch Ger. poetry 83 1

.

das K.v.d.ROhn83i .

Heliand Saxon epic poetry 839

.

Heliocentric

longitude and latitude 521

.

place 521.

Heliografs, military 623

.

Heliogravure photog. 777Heliometer astronomy 522.

Heliostat * 522.

Heliotropism mesology 612.

Heliotypes 774Heliozoa zoology 593

.

Helium group chemistry 546

.

Hell theology 237.

Hellebore irritant poisons 615.

Hellenic languages, minor 489Helmers, J . F. Dutch poet. 839

.

Helminthology zoology 595

.

Help, see Servants

Helps, Sir A. Eng. essays 824 .

Helps for laboring classes $^ i

.

Helth

affected by soil 614.

boards of local gov't 352 .

pub. helth 614for library servis 023 .

laws hygiene 613lift therapeutics 615

.

of students 371

.

public 614resorts hygiene 613

.

Helths

drinking of customs 394-

ethics 178.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Hematin physiology 612 . 11116

3 Hematoidin 612 . 1 1 116

986 Hematopoiesis 612 . 119

71873 Hematopoietic

5 action of spleen 612 .41

1

8233 function of liver 612.356

5 Hematoxylin physiology' 612 . 1 1116

8262 Hematuria 612. 46669

8258 Hemeralopia • 612 .8456

41 Hemin • 612 . II 116

46 Hemiplegia paralysis 616.842

346 Hemiptera insects 595-75Hemming dom. econ. 646.21

75 Hemmingsen, N. Dan. misc. 839 . 883

23 Hemocyanin physiol. 612 .1118

3112 Hemoglobin blood 612 . mi

r

6 nutrition 612.398145a2 H^;moglobinu^ia physiol. 612 .46669

Hemolytic subst. ** 612 . 1114529 Hemojjhilin •• 612.11533

2,S Hemorrhage

2 in labor obstetrics 618.54of the lungs diseases 616.234

25 physiology 612 . 1162

2 Hemorrhoidal

731 artery, middle anat. 611. 13774nervs. " ** 611.839

45 plexus * 611 . 1471

58 Hemorrhoids diseases 616.35 -

014447 Hemostasia physiology

Hemp612 . 11621

13 agriculture 633

29 domestic economy 646. 12

engineering materials 620 . 197

93 manufactures 677^Henderson co. III. hist. 977 341

3152 ^Hendricks co. Ind. 977-253I Henri Deux ware pottery 738

Henry i Eng. history 942.02384 2 942.03185 Irish history 941.52

3 Eng. history 942.034

77 4 942.041

4 5 942 .042

6 942.043

54 7 942.0518 942.052

82 Henry i French history 944 .021

71 2 944. 02S

3 944.02912 4 944 031

Henry 1 Ger. history 943.022I 2 943 022

3 3 943 023

6o6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Ger. history

history

Henry 4

5

6

7

Henry CO. 111.

Ind.

la.

Mo.O.

Ft, capture

naval hist.

Hens diseases of

poultry

Hepatic

artery anatomycirculation physiology

duct anatomyextracts physiology

nerv's anatomy

943

943

943

943

977

977

977

977

977U.S.civ.war 973

973

619

636

611

612

611

612

611

opotherapy physiology 612

steatoses, toxic

veins anatomyHepaticas botanyHepatitis

Hepatology

Heptarchy

Heraclitus

Heraldry

^Herat, Afghanistan

diseases

physiology

Eng. history

Gk philosofy

612

.

611.

588.

616.

612.

942.

182.

929

958.

915-

944.

615

580.

727.

hist.

trav

^Herault, France history

Herb doctors cures

Herbariums

architecture

Herberay, Nt d' Fr. fiction 843.

Herbert, G: Eng. poetry 821.

Herculaneum description 913.

Herder, J ; G. von Ger. poet. 83 1

.

Hereditary

diseases hygiene

genius mental charac.

societies Amer.

succession law

pol. sci.

613

136

369

347321

Heredity

evolution 575hygiene 613mental 136

origin of the soul 129

physiology 612

spiritual doctr. theol. 233^Hereford, England hist. 942Heresies 273

Heretics, persecutions of 272

.023

.023

.024

.026

338.264

•795

,846

115.7322

752

5

5

13641

3515

362

3516

8393

35161

3541

1464

3

36

3501

4

6

3

83

84

855

7

6

33

38

37764

93

3

I

6

6

I

9

3

2

605

3

44

Herjulfson, B. Amer. hist. 073^Herkimer CO. X. Y. hist. 974Hermann v. Sachsenheim 831

Hermanni. \. Swed. poetry839

Hermaphrodites animals 59

1

man 573

Hermaphroditism physiol. 612

Hermeneutics

Hermetic art

Bible

alchemy220

Hermits

Hernia

Herodotus

HeroismHerpetology

Herrera.F.de

Herrick. R.

540

920

922

616

888

179

598Span.poetry 861

Eng. poetry 82

1

biografy

relig. biografy

diseases

Greek literat.

ethics

Herring: f^heries 639^Hertford Eng. history 942Hertz, Henrik Dan. dram. 839^Herzegovina history 943Hesiod Greek epic poetry 883

Hesse-^ Darmstadt Ger. hist.

^ Xassau

Hessian fly agric. pests

Hessians Amer. revol.

Hetaerism customsHeterogenesis

alternate generation

spontaneous "

943

943

632

973

392

591

591

Heterophagic variat. zool. 591Heven theology

Hevenly bodies, figures of

rotation "

Hevy current cells

engineering

Hexacorolla zoology

Hexagons geometryHexametersEngHsh prosody

Greek

Latin "

' other languages

Hexapoda zoology

Heyse, P. J; L; Ger. fict.

Heywood, J: Eng. dramaHiatus Greek prosody 486 .

Latin " 476.^ other languages

Hibbert lectures religion 290

Hibernation comp. phys. 612 .

zoology 591.

Hickok, L. P. Am. philos. 191

.

237-

521-

521-

621

.

621 .

593

513-

426.

486.

476.

595833-

822.

13

,761

S37111

167

9

.608

,6

I

,8

34I

6

I

35

43

58

8263

96

41

58

342

6

163

161

^53

4

14

15

353431-3763

16

5

5

5

7

85

21

4

4

58

54

4

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 607

^Hickory co. Mo. history 977 8496

Hicksites friends 289 6

^Hidalgo, Mexico history 972 4

Hide eng. materials 620 198

Hierarchy, military 355 33

Hieroglyphics 419Egyptian 493 I

Highaltitude observatories 522 14

church AngUcan chur. 2^3

license temper, ethics 178 4

pressure engins 621 1125

hot water heat'g 697 4

piping hydrau .621 253

steam heat'g 697 5

schools 379 17

speed telegrafy 621 3824

treason law- 343

velocity overshot wheels 621 222

Higher

algebra 512 8

education academies 373colleges 378of women 376 6

numeric equations algeb $12 22

^Highland co. O. history 077 184

^Highlands, Scotland descr. 914 II

hist. 941 ?

Highmore's body anat. 611 6315

Hight

of atmosphere 523 58

bildings ground hyg. 614 784

tide wave 525 65

Hights. mesurem't survey *g'526 94

Highway areas Eng.loc.gov. 352 0427law 343Highwaymen

Highwaysadministration 351

law 347local government 352

road engineering 625

transportation 3 86

travel on protec.of life 614

Hildebrand Italian hist. 945religious " 270.

Hildebrandslied Ger. poet. 831

Hillhouse, J. A. Am. dram. 812

'Hillsboro CO. X. H. hist. 974^Hillsdale co. Mich. "

977Himalayan architecture 722

^Himalayas phys. geog. 55;

travel 9 1

5

Himyaritic inscriptions 492* language 492

Topics in black face type are subdivided

Hindbrain anatomy 611. 817

^Hindi language 491 43Hindoo, see Hindu^Hindostan history 954Hindu architecture 722.4* languages 491 I

law 349 54philosofy 181.

4

religion 294

Hinduism 294

^Hindustan history 954^Hindustani language 491 43Hipanatomy 61 1

.981

bone 611.7181

diseases of 616 7

joint anatomy 611.7282

muscles 611. 7381

surgery 61758H ipparion paleontology 569-7

Hippias Greek philos. 183.

1

Hippocampal gyre anat. 611 .81314

sulcus 611 .81314

Hippocrates strainer chem 542.67

Hipponax Greek satire 887.3

Hippophagy hygiene 613.28

Hippuric acid physiolog>"• 612.461266

Histogenesis zoology 591 17

Histology -

animals 591-8

botany 581.8

human anatomy 611 .018

• of muscular contraction 612. 7419

Historians, English biog. 928.28

Historic

atlases 911

books Bible 222

charts and tables 902

geografy 911

magazines 905on special subj. see subject

painting 756

sermons 252.9

societies 906

on special subj. see subject

theology 209

History 900

ancient 930constitutional 342

ecclesiastic 270

general modern 909literary, general 809

modern 940-999natural 590

811

2

7

862

03

4

1

1

28

429

4

43

42

917

9 i

Superior figures refer to the tables Rt the end of this index

6o8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION RELATIV INDEX 609

619

636

621

614

History

naval, see spec, countries

of civilization 901

philosofy of 90

1

sacred 220

universal 909^ of special topics see subject

Histrionics 792

Hittites history 939Hives apiculture 638

skin diseases 616

Hjame. Urban Swed. misc. 83

9

Hobbes materialism 146

Hobbies

Hobkirkshill.S.C. Am. rev. 973^Hoboken, \. J. history 974^Hocking CO. O. "

977Hocky outdoor sports 796Hoffmann.E.T.W; Ger.fict. 833Hofmannswaldau " poet. 8^1

Hogdiseases of

domestic animals

engin engineering

styes air pollution

Hohenstaufen. house of

German history 943HohenzoUem " " 943

Hoijer, B ; K : H. Sw.essays 839

Hoisting engins min. eng. 622

machinery

mining engin'g

of water mining

Hoists

blocks and tackle

hydraulic

projectil ordnance

Holberg. L. Dan. dram.

Holderlin, J ; C. F ; Ger.poet.83

1

Holiday

opening library econ.

work

Holidays

hygiene

library economyschool education

Holiness doctr. theology 234.

Holland, J. G. Am. essays 814.

Holland^ history 949reformation in relig. hist. 274 .

travels 914.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

621

622

622

621

621

623

839

024

.

023.

613-

023

371-

45

SI

7832

3372.928

183

.64

ss

4

4132&2

,702

024

49

.7461

67

86

6

5 5

862

263

4364

8241

67

43

^33

77

65

23

8

34

2

92

92

Hollow tile

construction bilding 693floors arch, construe. 721

Holly system water wks 628

Holmes. O.W. Am. humor 817^

CO. O. history 977Holmstr6m,I. Swed. poetry 839

Holocephali zoology 597Holothuroidea "

593

Holstein

cattle domes, animals 636^ duchy of history 943

^Holt CO. Mo. history 977Holtz machine electricity 537Holy

alliance European hist. 940communion 265

Ghost, knights of 929theology 231

grail

land

leag

orders

legends 398history, ancient 933

mod. 956

pre-Israel. hist. 939travels 915

French history 944church

Roman empire

rood ecclesiology

scriptures

theology

ecclesiology

feudalism

Spirit

water

HomageHome, H :

J:Homecustoms

domestic economyeconomics

education

3

6

3

62

dram. 822 .64

265

943247

220

231

246

;2I

English essays 824

4

63

12

32

164

7134

3

96

2

51

8115

2

9

3

716

3

2

9

45

69

029

4

library econ.

of girls

self-education 374

393

643

640021 4

37^-3

life

meals

missions

relations

rule

vs school

ethics

domest. econ.

II

customs

Irish history

polit. parties

study, societies for

use of books lib. reg.

woman in

Homeopathy therap.

Homer Greek poetry

373

173-7

642 .

1

366

392.3

94158329.942

374.43024.6

396.6

61553

Homescountry

for aged

poor, city

country

hygiene

soldiers

architecture 728 .

6

725 56

728.11

cottages 728.68

tenem'ts 728. 12

6x3-51

725 59362 8

725 65

362 8

33^ 83

347 2

343251

252

612 39X 96

574

591 4

424

883.1

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

architecture

institutions

Washingtonian architec.

working girls institu,

pol. econ

Homested bill U. S. law

Homicide law

Homiletics theology

Homilies sermons

Homoiothermic animals,

inanition

Homologies biology

zoology

Homonyms Eng. philol.

Homopolar mach. elec.eng. 621 . 313291Honioptera entomology 595 - 75

Honduras^ British history

^ Central America hist.

trav.

Honesty ethics

Honey agriculture

Honeymoon customs^Hong Kong, China hist.

trav.

'Honolulu history

travels

Honorbusiness ethics

military

roll of U. S. civ. warstudent

Honorary

degrees colleges

titles heraldry

• Honors, military

Hood, Robin legends

T: Eng. humorHoods, academic

domestic econ.

Hooft, C. Dutch drama 839 . 3232Hoogvliet.Am. " poetry 839.3143Hook bone anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 7 7 8

Hooks, strength of engin'g 620. 11 2 86

Hookworm disease 616.965Hooping cough diseases 616.20 v

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

972 .82

972 ^3917 283174

638

392 5

951 . 2

915 12

996 9

919 69

174

355 13

973 7O7

371 81

378 25

929. 7

355- 13

39S. 2

S27. 72

378. 29

646. 55

Hoops, gun ordnance 623 . 4233strength of engin'g 620. 11 286

Hoopt guns ordnance 623.42161Hoosac tunnel engin'g 622 . 26

Hopken.A.J.von Swed. misc. 839 . 7845Hopkinsianism Calvinism 284 .

2

Hopkinson, Francis Am. sat. 817 . 14

Hops agriculture 633brewing 663 .

3

Horace Latin lyric poetry 874 . 5

satire 877.3

Horizon, artificial 522 . 57Horizontal marine engins 62 1 . 1224

steam " 621 . 11242

Horn organic chemistry 547wind instrument 788 4

Hombill birds 598 .

8

Homd cattle agriculture 636.2

Homeck, O. von Ger. poet. 83 1 .31

Hornet

and Peacock U. S. hist. 973 5253Penguin " 973-5257

Horns anatomy 611. 788

drinking customs 394. i

gray spinal cord

Horology astronomy

watchmakingHoroscope astrology

Horse

artillery mil. engin'g 623 . 43

1

cars railroad eng. 625.6cruelty to ^79 -3

diseases veterin. med, 619. i

611 822

529 7

681

133-5

dom. animals

domestic animal

pox diseases

racing amusementsethics

railway engineering

sociology

useful arts

shoeing

training

zoology

Horsemanship

Horsepower, locomotiv

Hortatory theology

Horticultural socities

agric.

Horticulture 716fruits and veg. 630

Hose fire engins 614.846

Hosea Bible 224.6

636.1

616.955

798

^75-7

625.6

386

656

682.1

636.1

599-7

798

621 . 1311

243

716

6;0.6

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

6io DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Hosiery clothing

costumes

manufacture

Hospice of St Bernard

protec. of life

Hospital

646.

3QI-

677

42

4

614.87

dom. econ.

diseases

U. S. civ. war

knights

ethics

cookery

gangrene

sketches

Hospitalers

Hospitality

Hospitals

and asylums arch.

hygiene

institutions

marine institutions

military

U.S. histi^-ry

641

.

616.

973-

929.

177-

725

613.

362

362.

^62 .

563

941

776

711

I

5

56

975-

973-

civil warMex. "

revolution 973 .

Span, war 973

.

warof 1812 973

.

265.Host eucharist

Hotair baths hygiene

engins

heating bilding

drinks h\ giene

houses agriculture

flower culture

springs physical geol.

water heating

wether cookery

Hotchkiss

gun ordnance

revolving cannon

Hotels

architecture

cookery

family architecture

housekeeping

hygiene

Hottentots description

^Houghton CO. Mich. hist. 977.Hour glasses horology 529.

system lib. econ. 023Hours

library regula. for read. 024

.

meal hb. econ. 023.of labor dom. econ. 647

.

newspaper offis 070.

polit. econ. 331

.

613.

621

.

697.

613-

716.

SS^

697.

641

.

623.

623.

728

641

.

728.

647.

613

916.

776

627

376

897

527

3

46

41

3

37

3

23

4

592

4225

42242

5

572

2

94

52

87

499

78

64

362

7

81

Hours

of servis lib. econ.

teachers

school

Housebilding

care of dom. econ,

cleaning

connections sewerage

domestic economydrainage sewerage

drains •*

furnishing dom, econ.

garments

of commons English

correction

lords English

refuge

representativs U. S.

painting bilding

repairs dom. econ.

sanitation "

tax real estate

wiring elec. lighting

Household

accounts dom. econ.

administration

art decoration

organization

registers of servants

servis. indoor

outdoor

Housekeeper dom. econ.

Housekeeping

cooperation

schools dom. econ.

Houses

architecture

disinfection in cont. dis.

flues in

hygiene

noble

pipes onsociety

sewerage

heraldry

sewerage

student life

Housewifery

Housing of animals hyg.

Houston's valvs rectumHouwaert, J.B. Dut.poet. 839

023

371

371

690

648

648628

643628

628

645

646

328

364

328

364

328

698

643-

648.

336-

621

.

647-

647

747

647

647-

647.

647.

647-

640

334-

640.

720

614

628

613

929628

371

640

614.

611.

61

166

24

5

5

,252

6

^35

43

42

42

73

I

7

5

22

3282

29

25

3

21

4

7

Howard, H

:

Howard co. Ind.

la.

Md.

Mo.Howell CO. Mo.

Eng.

hist.

821

977

977

975

977

977

48

233

5

7

23486

94

351

312528

285

731

281

8285

88s

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inder

RELATIV INDEX 611

ordn. 623

.

623.

Am. rev. 973

.

local gov,352

.

Howells, W: D. Am. fie. 813.

Howe's campaign Am. rev. 973.

Howitzer mountsHowitzers

Hubbardton, Vt.

Huckster licenses

^Hudson

bay territory history 971

.

campain for the Am. rev. 973 .

* CO. N. J. history 974.river description 9 1 7

Hudson's, H : voyage

U. S. hist. 973

.

N.Y. " 974.

Huerta, V.A.G. de la 861

.

Huet, C. B. Dutch essays 839.

Hugh Capet Fr. history 944.Hugo, V. M. " drama

*' fiction

" poetry

Huguenots church

lives

persecutions

43

3336

4322

4213

33328

2

3321

926

47

apologet. 239.Hulsean lectures

Humanability doctrinal theol.

anatomybody and mindbody art anatomy

temperature

depravity doctr. theol.

faculties psychology

figure perspectiv

habitations hygiene

842.

843-

841.

284.

922

.

272 .

21

7

43

3455021

78

78

78

5

4

4

03

233 -4

611

130

743

612.56

^33-^

150

515-

61367

5life protec, fr. accident 614.8

766locomotion physiol.

mind psychology

nature dogmatics

mental charac.

physiology

race ethnology

resorts hygiene

rights pol. science

612.

150

233

136

612

572

613

323sacrifice nonchrist. relig. 290

Humane societies

Humanism literature

philosofy

Humanitarianism unita.

Humanity ethics

Humanized vaccination

^Humboldt co. la. hist.

Humbugs delusions

Hume, D : Eng. essays

philosofy 192 .

Topics in black face type are subdivided,

179.

880.

149.

288

177.

614.

977.

U3-824.

3

7

9

7

4732

727

7

64

4

Humeral arterv

Humero-radial joint "

spinal muscles

ulnar joint

Humerus **

Humility ethics

Humiriacese botanyHumming birds zoology

HumorAmerican literature

revolution

aqueous anatomyphysiology

^ Enghsh Uterature

library

U. S. civil warwar of 1 8 1

2

vitreous anatomyphysiology

Humoral pathology

Humorists, Eng. biografy

Hundred days Fr. hist.

Hungarian language

^Hungary history

Hunger and thirst physiol.

Huns history

Hunt. Leigh Eng. essays

^Hunterdon co. \. J. hist.

Hunting business

sport

suits dom. econ.

^Huntingdon co. Pa. hist.

'Huntington city.W.Va **

'CO. Eng. "

*Ind.

'Huron co. Mich.

O.

Huronian strata geologv

Hurricanes

Husband and wife lawHusbandry agriculture

Husbands, duties of eth.

Hussites Christian sects

Huydecoper, Balthaser

Dutch dramaHuygens, Constantijn

Dutch poetry*Hu2waresh language

HvitftkJ, Arild Dan. mis.

Hyaloid canal anat.

membraneHybrids animals

plants

anatomy 611 . 1342

611.72733611.7311

611.72731

611.7174

179.9

583-213

598.8

817

973-396611 .8449612 .8444

827

020.88

973-796

973 529661 1 . 8447612 . 8447616.4

928. 27

944.05

4Q4

943-91

612.391

950

824.77

974.971 *

639

799

646.47

974873975-4421

942.56

977-271

977-444

977125551-71

551-55

347-6

630

173 3

284-3

839 3243

839-3134

491 53

611. 8447611 .8447

591 -158

581.158

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

6l2 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Hydatids of Morgagni 6i i . 633parasitic diseases 616.964

^Hyderabad, India history 954.9Hydragogs cathartics 615 . 7324Hydrations

in organisms physiol. ch.612 .01536mesology 612.01 446 1

2

Hydraulic

brakes gun mountselevators lib. bldgs

engineering

engin mech. engia.

physics

engineering

sanitary

giant engineering

machinerymining

motors **

press "

physics

pressing printing

ram engineering

Hydraulics science

Hydrazo bodies chem.

Hydrocarbons

mineral. 549.8

diseases 616.68

623-43563

022.954

621 . 8774621 25

532 82

627

628

621 . 269

621 .26

engineering 622.32

621 2" 62 1 . 266

532-82

655 -33

621.27

532

547.8

547 2

pub. helth

Hydrocele

HydrocephalusHydrocharidea;

Hydrochloric acid

Hydrodynamicsphysics

water engins

Hydrogencarburetted

chemistry

H3'drogeology

Hydrografy surveying

Hydroidae zoology

Hydrokinetics

Hydrology

Hydrolytic ferments

physiol. chemistry

Hydromechanics

Hydromedusae zoology

616.82

botany 584 . i

i

physiol. 612.3233

532 5

621 .2

614.

722

546.11

551-92

526.99

593-71

532 5

551 46

612 .01512

532

593-71

Hydrostatics 532

Hydrotherapy 615. 853Hydrotimetry chem. anal. 543.3

Hydrous

Hydrometer specific grav. 532.4

Hydrometry velocity 532-57

Hydropathy 615 .853

Hydrophobiadiseases 616.953

protectiv inoculation 614.477

public helth 614.563

Hydrophyllaceae botany 583 . 764

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to tjie tables at the end of this index

silicates mineralogy 549 65sulphates ** 549 76

Hydrozoa zoology 593 7

Hygiene

mental 131

military 613.67naval 613.68

of air and ground 614.7animals pub. helth 614.9occupation 613 6

pregnancy obstetrics 618.24

travel and exploration 613.69

personal 613prison 613-57public 614 •

school education 371 7vocal 784.9

Hyginus, C. J. Latin poet. 871-3Hygrometry meteorology 551-57Hylozoism metaphysics 146

Hymen anatomy 61 1 . 672Hymenomycetes botany 589.222

Hymenoptera fossils 565 -79insects 595-79

Hymn tunes music 783-9Hymnody 783.9Hymnoiogy sacred theol. 245Hymns hymnoiogy 245Hyoid bone anatomy 611 . 7165

muscles 611 734Hyperbola analytic geom .516.24

geometry 513 24

Hyperbolic func. calculus 5^7-36Hyperboloid analyt. geom.516.44Hyperboreans Gk mythol 292

Hyperelliptic func. calculus>5i7-36

Hyperemia diseases 616. I

Hyperesthesia 616.856

physiology 612.887Hypericineas botany 583.162

Hyperides Gk oratory 885.7

Hypermetamorphosis zool. 591-35

Hypermetropia physiol. 612 .8452

Hypertrophies skin dis. 616.54

Hypnotics therapeutics 615.782

Hypnotism mesmerism *34

phys. psych. 612 .82171

Hypoblast embryology 611. 01337

RELATIV IXDEX 613

Hypochondria

medicin 616

mental disease 132

Hypodermic injections med.615

Hypogastric

glands anatomy 611

nervs

region

veins

Hypoglossal

611

611

611

611

612

611

611

611

612

611

167

523

nerv

physiology

nucleus anatomyHypopharynx "

Hypophysis "

physiology

Hypothalamus anatomyHypotheses logic

Hypothesis, nebular

Hypothetic^ sentences Eng. gram.

Hypsometry physi. geog.

Hyracoidea mammalsHyraxHyrcania ancient history 939Hysteria diseases 6 1

6

Hysterics ment. derange. 132

Hysterology 425Hysterotomy obstetrics 618

425

551

599

599

.852

-3

-63

-4651

•839

9571471

83193

81993

8189

3273

8143

492

S141

12

4

536

6

62

852

5

3

86

I beams engineering

lamblichus Greek philos.

Iberia, Asia anc. hist.

Ibsen. Henrik Dan. dram.

Ice

age geology

dealers trades

erosion and deposition

formation of

frost geologic agents

houses architecture

impure hygiene

manufacture

meteorology

packing for the dedsports

economics

physical geog.

dom. econ.

Scand. hist.

620 . 11282

186.4

939-54839.8266

551-79689

551 3

55157551-91

728.97

613-32

621 58

551-57

614.64

796

338.3

551-34641.86

948.02

949 I

439 6

839 6

641.86

5Q5-79

566

597

598-15 *

246.3

730

247

246.5

616.36

618.9

^12.35765-

977.743

973-86

979.6

973-7496

973.89496320.

T

141

753

786.45

021 .03

021 .04

156

347 94126

132.2

423.1

137

Topics in black type face are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

trade

Icebergs

Icecream

Iceland

discovery

* history

* language^ literature

Ices domestic economyIchneumonidae zoology

Ichnology paleontology

Ichthyology

Ichthyopterygia reptils

Iconoclasts heathen art

Iconografy

Christian

Iconology emblemsIcterus diseases

pediatrics

physiology

^Ida CO. la. history

Idaho U. S.

admission^ history

mil. hist.

U.S.hist.

U.S.civ.warwar with Spain

Ideal states pol. sci.

Idealism philos. system

Idealistic painting

Idealized dance music

Ideals, library

for special places

Ideas, innate psychology

Identity, mistaken law

personal

Idiocy

^Idioms Eng. language

Idiosyncrasies, meuLal

6i4 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

615-57

Idiosyncrasy

influence of therapeu.

Idiots

asylums 362

architecture 725child study 136schools 3 7

1

Idleness ethics 179Idolatry nonchrist. relig. 290Idum£ea ancient history 939Idyllic orchestral music 785

vocal music 7S4

Iffland, A; W; Ger. drama 832Iglesias de la Casa, J. 86

1

Igneous rocks lithology 552Ignition devices gas engins62i

Iguanodon fossils 568Ihre, Johan Swed. miscel. 839Hand of Reil anat. 611

Handsisolated history 997of Langerhans anat. 611.

physiol. 612.

physical geograf

y

551.

Iliac

arteries anatomy 611.

glands ' 611

.

muscle " 61 r.

veins " 611.

Iliad Greek epic poetry 883 .

Ilicine£e botany 583

.

Iho-

cecal valv anatomy 611.

costal muscle " 611.

femoral ligament " 611.

hypogastric nerv, great 611

.

inguinal nerv anat. 6ri

.

psoas muscle " 611.

Ilium •* 611.

bone " 611.

*Ille et Vilaine, Fr. hist. 944.

Illecebraceae botany 583

.

Illegitimacy law 347.

Illinois, U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973.* history 977.

For military history, see973 . 52473t 973 7473 and9:3.89473

Illiteracy public schools 379 .

2

spelling reform 42 j . 4

Illuminated books 096manuscripts 091

Illuminati society 366.

4

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

353

7622

92

.46

3365

47X

437

19

7S43

81319

37734942

137

4651

73812

147

r

269

3451

73131

72S2

83541

83542

73811

34471811

15

912

6

54

3

Illuminating

apparatus microscopes 578.5engineering 628.9gases air pollution 614.723

chem. tech. 665 .

7

inspection of 614.835Illumination

decoration 745electric 53783

engineering 621 .32house lighting 644 3instruments, astronomy 522.55

microscopy 578.5sacred ornamentation 247.4

Illusions, mental 133-2optic physiology 612.84374sensory *" 612.82189

Illustrated books rarities 096Illustrations

of books publishing 65553rare 096

Illustrativ orchestral music 785-2Illyria ancient history 939-87Image worship idolatry 290Images in churches eccles. 246.3Imaginaries, calculus of 5178Imaginarv

books

expressions algebra

quantities

Imagination

in art

science

influence on bodymental faculties

physiologic psychology

Imbecility ment. derange. 132 .2

Imbecils, see Idiots

Imbibition physiology

Imitation education

Immaculate conception

of Christ

Mary

Immersion

baptism

baptist doctrins

sect

Immigrants colonies

098

512.24

512.24

701

SOI

615.851

155

612 . 8212

612 .381

370-15

232.1

230.2

Immigration

Immoralart

Kterature

265.1

230.6

286

325-1

325

176.7

025.217

ethics

lib. exclusion" restriction 024 .674

figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 615

Immortality

conditional

doctrinal theology

metaphysics

natural theology

of animals

237

237

128

218

591

Immunity against venoms 612

diplomatic 341

Impact engineering 620

Impeachmentadministration 351

constitutional law 342

criminal law 343

Imperfections crystallog. 548

Imperial

federation Great Britain 354robes ceremonies 394

Imperialism 325

Implements

agricultural 630

domestic labor savers 643kitchen 643laundry 648ordnance 623

primitiv 571

Imponderable remedies ther. 615

Importation

duty free for colleges 337libraries 021

of books lib. economy 025

Imports commerce 3 82

duty on 337Imposition printing 655Impostors humbugs 133Impotence diseases 616

Imprecations ethics 179Impregnation physiology 612

Impressionist painting 759Impressment, military 355

of seamen 359Imprints, fictitious 014

Imprisonment punishm*ts 343 .

Improvisation org. music 7S6.

Impulse

of water hydraulics 532.physiologic psychology 612 .

turbins water motors 621

.

Impure ice hygiene 613

.

Impurities

of well water hygiene 613 .

water works 628.

Inability, human theol. 233.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

51

3U37

1125

99

4201

4

6

3I

463

83

8

861

221

27

7

69

5

63

9

2

2

87

58

82134

247

32

32

16

Inanition animal heat 612 . 543nutrition 612 391

Inaugurations ceremonies 394.4Incandescence heat 536.45Incandescent

lighting elec, eng. 62 1 . 326gas 628.9

vapor lighting elec. eng. 621.327Incantations 133 .4

Incarnation christology 232.1

Incas history 985Incendiary devices mil. eng.623 .45431Incense ecclesiology 247.9

Incest crim. law 343

physiology 6 1 2 . 60 7

Inchbald, MrsE.. Eng.dram.822 .67

Incised wounds surgery 617. 141

Inclination of equat. toeclip.525 . 51

Inclined

marine engins

plane canal engin'g

machines

steam engins

Inclines railroad engin'g

621 1224

026 5

531 85

621 11246

625 3

621 32543

33624

Inclosed arc elec. lighti

Income

public finance

tax

law decis. U.S.hist. 973 . 87~

Incomplete

coalescence deform . 617.32

development " 617.31Incrustation

architectural decoration 729 .

6

steam boilers 621 . 1944Incubation, artificial 636.5Incunabula book rarities 093Incurables

hospitals for 362 . i

architec. 725 . 51

Incus anatomy of ear 611 .857Indelible inks chem. tech. 667.4Indemnity intemat. law 341 .3

Independence, Am. U.S.hist.973 .313

day schools 371.365Independency ch. polity 262 .

8

Independent angles geod.

Independents sects

Indeterminate

equations algebra

forms calculus

Index

error prac. astronomy

expurgatorius rarities

526.51

2S5.9

512-23

517.22

522.38

098

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

6i6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Hterarv meth.

Index

making

rerums

Indexes, biblical concord.

see subject indext

India

administration

antiquities

architecture

ancient

Mohammed.botany

* British history^ Farther

finance

geology

history, ancient* modernmapsrubber manufacturesschools, public

statistics

travel

other topics see table i

Indian

^ archipelago history

bureau U. S. admin.com agriculture

029

.

029

.

220

.

Indiana, U. S.

* history 977-2

354913

720

722

723

581

954

959336

555

934

954912.

678

379

315

915

991

353-

^33

54

54

954

4

3954

54

4

54

54

4

4

491

491-

398.

266

614

.

910.

55J-

181 .

299.

976.

depredations Am. revol. 973* East, languages

modern languages

legends

missions

mortality pub. helth

ocean travels

physical geog.

philosofers

religions

territory, U. S. history

Indian wars in U. S.

eastern

French and indian

Harmar's expedition

King Philip's

William's

ModocPequot

Queen Anne's

St Clair's expedition

Seminole, first. 1818

2d, 1835-42

Indiana, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

3344I

42

144

4

467

4

7

6

973

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

973-

24

26

42

24

25

82

22

25

42

541

571

F:»r military history see973-52472, 973-74 72 and973-89472

travel

^Indiana co. Pa. hist.

^Indianapolis, Ind.

Indians. Americanbiografy

British allies Am. revol. 973U.S.war 1812 973

education of

ethnology

language

literature

Y. M. C. A.

^Indic languages

Indicators

library economysteam power plants

Indictments criminal law^Indies, East, Dutch hist.

travel 919lib. staff rules 023

917

974

977

970

970

371

572

497

897

267

491

025

621

343

991

Indifference

Indigestion medicinIndigo chem. tech.

Indirect heating chem.Indium chemistry

Individual soul, origin of

Individualism

Individuals and the state

Indo-

European languages,minor49i

616

667

542

546

129

330

1 72

72

889

252

I

2

343

5242

975

897

366

I

6

1977

I

96

332

46

67

I

I

491

793

647

347

944

944

62 I

51

Germanic

Indoor amusementsservis dom. econ.

Indorsement law

^Indre, France hist.'

et Loire, France "

Induced draft steam eng.

Induction

balance electricity

coil physics

coils elec. engin'g

telefone

generators elec. eng.

magnetism

motors elec. engin'g 62

1

of labor obstetric oper. 618

potential regulators

reasoning faculty

spark electricity

telegrafy elec. eng.

25

•4

55-54

.18384

537

537621

62

1

621

538

62

1

153

53762 I

24

-51

3147.3864

3^3^3. 2

31364.88

31452.6

52.38294

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of the mdex

RELATIV INDEX 617

Inductiv logic 161

sciences 500

Indulgencies Roman ch. 282

doct. 230.2

Industrial

arts

classes political econ.

depressions *

drawing

economyeducation

exhibitions

history

legislation "

museumssanitation

schools

statistics

Industries

600

331

744

330

371 42606

609

338.9606

628.5

607

331

660

571600

179 9

725.65

178.6

178.6

616.861

chemic tech.

primitiv

useful arts

Industry ethics

Inebriate asylums archit.

ethics

Inebriates temperance

Inebriety diseases

Inequality, diurnal, of tides 525 . 63Infallibility

divine

of the church

papal eccles. polity

Roman doctrin

Roman churchschism Old catholics

Infancy, psychology of

Infant

baptism

education elemen, educ. 372mortality public helth 614 . 132ration physiology 612.3942salvation 234therapeutics 615.54

Infanticide

customs ^Q2 2

ethics ;73.4*^^^

.

343Infantil paralysis diseases 616.83

pub. helth 614.54

231.6

262.8

262 . 13

230.2

282

2S4.8

136 72

265.1

Infantilism pediatrics

Infantry armyInfants

care of

diseases of

618,9

356

618.6

618.9

Infants

food for hygiene

nursery

Infections

etiolo*7y

function of spleen

protec. agst indus. san.

public helth

Infectious diseases

of domestic animals

pathology

pub. helth

special 614.Infernal machines manuf. 662

.

Inferno lib. economyInfidelity natural theol.

Infiltration

of water mining eng.

Infinit metaphysicsInfinitesimal calculus

Infinitiv English syntax

Greek

Latin

other languagesInfirm, care of dom. econ. 649

613

649

616

612

628

6x4.

614.

616

614.

024

211

622

125

517

425.

485.

475-

. 22

•3

. 01

.416

5-^3

4

91

91

4

5

2

674

51

I

8

8

8

Infirmaries architecture 725

hospitals 362school bldgs 371

Inflammation physiology 612

surgery 6i

7

Inflammatory affec. of skin 616Inflation paper money 332^Inflection English philol. 425Influence

civil servis reform 351educational, of physical

training 371of college education 378.

on women 376.kindergarten 372.personal, of teachers 371.

sectarian pub. schools 377 .

Influenza diseases 616.Infraorbital nerv anat. 611.

Infraspinatus muscle " 611.

Infundibula " 611.

Infundibulum anat.of brain 61 1

.

Infusoria zoology 593Infusorial earth econ.geol. 553.

petrografy 552.Ingemann, B. S. Dan. poet. 839.Ingenuity inventions 608Ingersoll, C: J. Am.drama 812 .

Ungham co. Mich, history 977.

8

51

I

625

55622

51

5

I

731

01

64

22

102

, I

203

831542

73713

639

8143

15

69

57

8162

24

426Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

6i8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Inguinal glands anat. 6ri

Inhalation

adminis. of niedicin by 615

of dust hyg. of employ. 613gases " " " 613

Inheritance law 347of soul metaph. 129

tax 336Inherited

disease hygiene 613

mental disability " 613

traits 136Inhibition

nervous system 612,

physiologic psychology 612 .

Initials bibliografy 014

decoration 745Initiativ democracy 321.

Injection pumps hyd, mach.62 1

.

Injections

collectors manuals 57Q

.

hypodermic 015

.

intra-uterin obstetrics 618.

medicin 615.

physiology 612.

Injectors steam engin'g 62 1

.

Injured, aid to, protec. of life 614

.

Injuries

effects of diseases 616.

results of surgery 617.

surgery 617.

to lib. books rules 024.

shelf dept 025.

torts 347.

Injurious

animals agriculture 63 2

zoology 591.

insects agriculture 63 2

occupations hygiene 613

.

plants botany 581

.

Ink, colord, for books 655 .

manufacture 667

.

Inland

navigation engineering 626

transportation 656quarantine pub. helth 614.

seas physical geografy 551.

tides on 525

.

Inlay architec. decor. 729.

art furniture 749Inlets sewerage 628

.

Innate ideas 156

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

4681

64

63

62

6

2

24

93

92

3

SonS2134

4

267

63

89

6

11812

^073

88

98

2

X

8

S

5

65

6

65

26

4

462

48

66

63

25s

Innervation

center of physiology 612.834of hart 613.178

iris 612 . 81031large intestin " 612.368Hver 612 .358

lungs 612 28

lymphat. syst." 612.425uterus 612.6278vesical appar. '* 612.4673

theories ** 612 . 801

Innominate artery anat. 611. 1325veins 61 1 . 145

Innominatum, os 611.7181

Inns

architecture 728.5hotels 640of court English law 340.7

Inoculation

against small-pox 614 471protectiv cont. dis. 614 47

Inorganic

and organic matter, diifer.577 . i

chemistry 546drugs materia medica 615 2

liquids physical chem. 541-326substances, analysis of 543-7

Inquests, coroners

Inquisition persecut. by 272 .2

Span. hist. 946.04Insane

asylums

criminal

hospitals

lives of

Insanity

architecture

law

law

725-52

340.6

362.2

920.8

3471mind and body 132 . i

Inscriptions, comparativ 417^ Eng. language 421.7

648.7Insect powders

Insecta parasitica

ectozoa 616.9681entozoic diseases 616.967

Insecticides agriculture 63 2

Insectifuges dom. econ. 648.7

Insectivora mammals 599-3

Insects

fertilization of plants 581 . 16

injurious agriculture 632

library econ. 025.8zoology 591-65

metamorphosis embryol. 591 .34

variation 591 . 151

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 619

7

7

8

27-. 296

13

7

S4

.86

-85

83

3.4821

. r

16

18427

821313

8213

SI

Insects

paleontology 565zoology 595

Insessores birds 598

Insignia, college 378heraldry 929military 355,

Insolvency law 347

,

Insomnia disease 616.

hygiene 613.Inspection of

bildings 614explosivs, etc. 614food, etc. pub. helth 614ordnance stores 623

Inspiration Bible 220

Installation of ministers 262

Instantaneous boilers 62

1

Instinct comp. physiol, 612

physiol. psych. 612

psychology 158zoology 591

Instinctiv knowledge 158Institute of France 064Institutes

library training 020

.

Roman law 349-teachers 370

.

workingmen's architec. 725.

Institutions

Christian 260educational 370feudal ^21housekeeping 647monarchic 321musical 780.of credit pol. economy 332 .

state control 351

.

patriarchal 321.republican ^21

sociology 360Instruction

education 370methods 371,organ .^6.piano 786.public worship 264

.

rooms lib. bildings 022

.

Instrumental

errors prac. astron. 522.music 780

pub. worship 264

.

Instrumentation music 7S1

.

Topics in bU:k face type are subdivided. Superior

374

93

3

96

6

7

31

825

r

8

3

7

3

6

65

98

2

6

Instruments

astronomic

chronologic

drawing

engineering

engraving

geodetic field workmakingmathematical

musical

optic

ordnance

physical

steam [)ower plant

surgical

surveying

telefone

522

529-78

744620.7

760

526.33681

5IO-8

780

535.87623.462

530-8621 . 1977617.91

526.01communication 354.6elec. engin'g 621 . 386

telegraf ' communication 654. i

elec. eng. 621.383wireless telefone 621.3846

telegraf 621.3843for other purposes see subject

Insula

Insular

faunas

floras

Greece1

anatomy 611 .81319

zoology 591-91botany 581 .91

history, ancient 939 . i

modern 949 .

9

621-31933

pol. econ.

Insulated conductors

Insulating materials

bilding

elec. engineering

steam transmission

Insulators

electric engineering

lighting

Insurance

agricultural

bildings architecture

companies

compulsory

industrial

law

liability

library

societies, cooperativ

state control

teachers

Insurgente. L; ship U.S.hist.973 -45Insurrections

internal relations 323Intaglios sculpture 736Intarsia arch, decoration 729.63

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this mdex

691.9

621.31937621.1856

621.3194

621.3285

368

368.5

72523368

331-2

368

3^^

368.4

022 . 27

334-3

351-825

37117

620 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Integral calculus 517Integrity business ethics 174Integument comp>. anat. 591

descrip. " 591

Inteo^umentary system

anatomy 611

surgery 617

Intellect 151

Intellectual

development education 370history 809

influence of church 261,

relation ""

377fimctions physiol. psych. 612

physiology 612 ,

life self education 374philosofy 150

Intelligence

action of poisons on 612 .

mental science 151

of animals 591

.

offis domestic econ. 647.

physiologic psychology 612.

Intemperance ethics 178

hygiene 613.

Intensity meters elec. eng. 621 .

Interbrain anatomy 611.

Intercalatum 611.

Intercarpal articulation " 611.

Intercepting sewers 628.

Interchondral joints anat. 611

.

Intercolumnar fascia " 611.

Intercommunicating

systems telefony 62 1

.

Intercommunication

sociology 380useful arts 650

Intercostal

arteries anatomy 611.

glands " 611

.

muscles * 611

.

nervs " 611

.

Intercuneiform joints anat. 611.

Interdicts excommunica. 262.

Interest

and usury law 347-calculation of arithmet. 511

.

physiologic psychology 612.

political economy 332 .

securities finance 336

.

tables business manuals 658

Interference optics 535

.

Interior

decoration 747

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Interior

department U. S. adm. 353.3

49 of earth geology 55in79 walls, incrusted architec. 729 .62

^Interjections Gk syntax 485 . p

7 Interlibrary loans 024.68

47 Interlude Eng. drama 822

Interludes organ music 786.84

Intermarriages

of families hygiene 613.94races ethics 1 7,^ i

5 Intermediate state theol. 23648 Interment customs 393 . i

821 premature 614.61

8258 public helth 614 61

Intermetacarpal joints 611.7277Intermetatarsal joints 611.7287Intermittent fever

8214 pathology 616 .936

public helth 614.531

51 Intermolecular forces, phys. 539.62 Internal

8213 affairs administration 351.73capsule anat. 611.8137

8 combustion engins 621.43

3 744 ear anat. 61 1 . 851

814 diseases of 61 7 . 88

8 154 1 physiology 612 .858

7275 heat geology 551 . 12

2 8 improvements 620

723 plastering masonry 693.6

639 relations polit. science 323revenue laws finance 336 .27

3853 windows arch, const. 721 .85

International

arbitration 341 .6

association, the 335-4coinage 332-43

1354 congresses 3 4 114643 on special topics see subject

7356 copyright private law 341.

5

8342 publishing 655.63

72858 ethics 172 .4

9 exchange money 332 . 45exchanges lib. econ. 02 1 . 852

7 exhibitions 606

8 law 3418212 library loans 024.681

8 meetings 020.681

31 relations pol. science 327standard money 33^ 43

Internationalism 34^ • i

Interoceanic canals eng. 626.9

sociol. 386

Superior figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 621

611.13794611

. 7387

73779611

517-6

522.75

Interolivary stratum anat. 611 .8184

Interosseous

artery, dorsal

muscles of foot

handInterpolation

methods calculus

spheric astronomy

^Interrogativs Lat. syntax 475.9Intersecting

lines plane geometry 513.12planes solid "

513-32surfaces descrip. " 515.18

Interspinales muscles anat. 611.73171Interstate commercecommission

law sociology

U. S. hist.

Intersternal joints anat.

Intertarsal ligaments

Intertransversarii mus. *'

Intertubular cell masses

pancreas

Interurban trolley roads

Intervention internat. law 341Intervertebral joints anat. 611

385

3^5

973 -S5

611 .723

611.7285

6ri .73176

611

621 33^336

2 I

Intestinal action of bile

Intestins

anatomycomparativ anatomypathologv

physiology

surgery

sympathetic system

Intolerance

religious ethics

persecutions

Intonation musicIntoxicating drinks, traf, in 178.4Intoxication alcoholism 1 6 . 86

1

ethics

Intoxications

erTect on respiration

Intramural intermentIntransigentes Span. hist. 946.08Intraocular pressure physiol. 612 8426

612.3572

611 34

591-43

616.34

612.33

617-43

612.898

172-3

272

7S1 .2

178.

1

612 . 226

614.613

Intrapleural

Intra-uterin injections

Intrenchments mil. eng.

Intubation

of larynx surgery

Intuition ethics

Intuitionalism phil. svst.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

612 .212

618.89

623.15

617.42

171 .2

143

Intuitiv faculty

philosofy

Inundations

meteorology

protection engineering

Inusitum nutrition

Invalids

care of dom. econ.

cookery for

diet hygiene

medicin

Invariants algebra

Invasion internat. lawInvention of printing

rhetoric

Inventions bilding

patents

Inventors biografy

Inventory, closing lib. for

^Inverness. Scot. history 941.21Inverse probabiUties 5 1 9 -

1

Inversion of uterus in labor 618.57Invertebrates paleontol. 562

zoology 592Investigations administra. 351 .98Investiture eccles. polity 262.16Investitures, war of 1074-84 270.4Investments 332Invincible armada,Span.hist.940 .04

Invocation of saints & angels 264 . i

156

143

551 48

627.4

612 .39619

649.8

641-563

613-23616

512.88

341-3

655 II

808.5

690.8

608

926

024.45

Invoices accounts

Involution algebra

arithmetic

mod. geom.Inward flow turbins

lodids mineralogvlodin chemistry

compounds, min. 549.4*Iona CO. Mich, history 977.454Ionia history, ancient* modem

657

512.7

5II-7

513-5362 1 . 244

549-4

546. 15

Ionic Greek dialects

order of architecture

philosofy

Ions chemistrv

Uosco CO. Mich. historv

Iowa, U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973.61

977-7

939-23

956.2

487.923

729.32182. I

541-2

977-474

* historyFor military history973-52477. 973.7477^73-89477

^ CO. la. historv' Wis.

Ipecac emetics

seeand

977765977-578615-731

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

63a DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Iranian languages

Ireland

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology^ history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

zoology

other topics see table i

Ireland forgeries

Shakspereana

Irideae botany

Iridium chemistry

Iris

anatomyeye diseases

motoroculi nervphysiology

sympathetic system

Irish

bards lives

bulls Eng. humorchurch, Anglican

Roman catholic

discovery of America

home rule history

polit. parties

491 5

354

913

720

581

378

342

370

336

554

941

349912

274

379314

914

591

41

•415

9415

9415•415

419415

415•15

5

41

415

15

415

15

15

9415

822.33

584.24

546.93

611 .8421

617.72

physiol. 612 .81931

612 . 842

612.896

928.9162

827

283.415

282.415

941.58

329.942land question pol. econ. 333

* language

music

politics

Romanesque architec.

Iron

age prehist. arch.

architecture

assimilation physiology

bearing waters geol.

bilding material

bridges engineering

chemistry

clads naval architec.

colums architecture

491 . 62

784.4

329-9415

723-41

571-4

721.9

612.3924

553-73691.7

624

546.72

623.9

Iron

* CO. Mich. history^ Mo.^ Wis.

manufacture

mask, man in biog.

materia medicametallurgy

mineralogy

mining

ores econ. geology

piers architec.

pipes water worksroofs bilding

ships

strength of materials

structures architec.

977-497977-888

977.522

672

920.8

615 . 272

669.

1

549622.34

553-3

721.35628.16

695-5

699

620. 17

721.9

721.35

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

water pipes sani. eng. 628. 15work - manufactures 672

ornamental 739wrought arch, construe. 721.92

Ironing laundry process 648.4Ironton, O. history 977 . 1881Irony rhetoric 808'Iroquois CO. 111. history 977.364

indians 970.3Irradiation of eye physiol. 612 .8432Irregularities crystallog. 548.4Irrigation

agriculture 63

1

canal engineering 626.8sewage 628 36

Irritability

cardiac physiol. 612.172in plants^ botany 581 . 18

muscular physiol, 612 . 7416of cells " 6 1 2. 0143

1

nervs " 612.816Irritant poisons therapeu. 615.91Irritants, external " 615.771Irritation , spinal diseases 616. 844Irving, Washington 817.24Irvingism Cath. apostolic 289.5Isaac I Byzantine history 949.503Isabella of Castile Span.hist.946 .07

2 " " 946.07'Isabella CO. Mich. " 977. 45iIsaeus Greek oratory 885

.

3

Isaiah Bible 224.1Ischium anatomy 6 11. 7 181

2

'Is^re, France hist. 944.99'Ishpeming, Mich. " 977.496Isla, J. F. de Span, satire 867 . 42

Islam Mahometanism 297

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX623

Island

no. 10, Ky. U.S. civ. war973. 752

of Reil anatomyIslands, see Hands^Isle de France history

of Man, Eng.^ Wight "

* Royale co.Mich.

^Isles of Shoals **

travels

Isocrates Gk oratory

Isoeteae botanyIsografy

Isolation in contag. disease

Isomerism chemistry

Isometric projections geom.515. 2

Isomorphism crystallog. 548.

3

Isothermal lines physiog.Isotony

of corpuscles physiol.

Israelites history, ancient

modemIssues therapeutics

611 .81319

944 34942. 8q

942.28

977-499974-2

917-42

885.4

587-1

652

614.45

541.7

551-52

612

933296

61S

1 1117

S12Isthmian games Gk antiq. 913.38Istria

1

history, ancient

modemItacolumite lithology

Italian

art galleries

discovery of Americagrand opera

* language^ literature

painting

philosofers biografyphilosofy

republics aristocracies

history

Romanesque architec.

school of Gk philosofy

sculpture, medieval

modemItalic languages, minorItaly

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology

heraldry

937-3

943-68

552.45

708.5

973-11

782.5

450850

759-5

921.5

195

321.5

945-04

723-45182.2

734

735

479

354913

720

581

378342

370

336

554929

45

45

945

945

45

45

945

45

5

6

Italy

history, ancient* modern

laws

mapspeerage

reformation in

religious history

schools, public

statistics

titles of honortravel

treaties

zoology

other topics see table i

Itch parasitic diseases 616.9685Ithaca. Greece anc. hist. 938.3Itinerant cookery 5^ j - - -

Iturbide i Mexican history972.o4Ivan 3 Russian * 947.04

4 .""

947-045 " " 947-04

Ivory carving 736painting 751supply 679

Ivy landscape gardening 716. i

Ixodidae ' arachnida 595-4

937

945

349 45912 45929 75

274-5

274 5

379 45314 5

92Q.75

914 5

341 245

591 945

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

634 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Jacketed bullets sm. arms 623 .45532guns ordnance 623.42162

Jacketing ordnance 623.4234steam engm'g62i .1011

Jackets clothing 646.45Jacks, lifting mech. eng. 621.869Jackson, Andrew presidency973 . 56Jackson city Mich, history 977.428

977-3994977.223

977.764

977428977.841

977185975431977551977346944.04

2S1.5

CO. 111.

Ind.

la.

Mich.

Mo.O.

W. Va. "

Wis.

Jacksonville, III

Jacobins French

political clubs

Jacobite church

Jacobites Eng. pol. party 329.942Jacotot's system of educ. 371 .45

Jacquerie French history

Jade mineralogy

Jails architecture

prisons

Jaina architecture

Jainas Hindu sect

Jalisco, Mexico history

Jamaica "

Jambs arch, construe.

James, St epistle

1 Eng. history

944.025549-6i

725.62

365

722.4

294

9723972.92

721 .86

227 .91

942 .061

942 .067

941 .041-5 Scot.

I of Aragon

Catalan miscellany 849.9811Henry Am. fiction 813.46 .

Jamestown, Va. U.S.hist. 973.21

Va •* 975.5Jan I van Brabant

Dutch poetry 839.3113Janesville, Wis. history 977.587Janin, J. G. Fr. essays 844. 76

Janitor library econ.

servis dom. econ.

lib. econ.

Janitor's

apartment

department

Jansenism heresy

Japanadministration

botany

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

023.791

64725023.79

lib. bldgs 022 .695

lib. admin. 025 .9

2737

354 52

581952

Japanchemic technology

finance

geology

history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

Japanese

architecture

art

color prints

language

servants dom. econ.

Japanning varnishing

Jars electric engineering

Jasher^ book of

Jasmin, J. Provencal poet. 849 . 143Jasper CO. 111. history 977. 374

Ind.

la.

Mo.

diseases

physiology

667.8

336.52

555-2

952

912.52

379523152915.2

341-252

722 .

1

709.52

761

495

647.24

698.3

621.3521

229

Jaundis

Javailand

977.297

977-759

977.872616.36

612.35765

992

919

973

2

22

5251

history

travel

ship U.S.war of 1812

Jaw bone diseases

lower anat.

upper

joint anatomydiseases

surgery

Ja}' CO. Ind. history

Jay*s treaty U.S. hist.

Jealousy ethics

Jean de Tuim Fr. fiction 843 .22

Jeanne d'Arc " hist. 944.026Jeddo history 952

travel 915-2Jefiferson.T: presidency of 973.46Jefferson city. Mo. history 977 . 8551

616. 71

61 1.7164

611.7161

611.724

616.

72

617.52

977-267

973-43

179.8

CO. 111.

Ind.

la.

Mo.

N. Y.

O.

Pa.

W. Va.

Wis.

977-3793

977.213

977-79+

977.867

974.757

977. 169

974.862

975-499

977-585

figures refer to the tables at the end of ths index

RELATIV INDEX625

Jeffersonville, Ind. history 977 . 2 18

Jeffrey, F. Eng. essays 824. 73

Jehovah doctrinal theol. 231

Jejunum anatomy 611 .343Jellyfish zoology 593-8Jelousy ethics 179-8Jennings co. Ind. history 977.217Jeremiah Bible 224.2

Jeremy, epistle of Bible 229.5

Jerrold, D. Eng. humor 827.81

Jersey City, N. J. history 974.927' CO. 111. - 977-385* iland of " 942 .34

travels 914.234prison ship 973-3711

Jerseys, Washington in the 973.3325Jerusalem

city history ancient* " modem

travels

St John of knights

Jesters customs

'^Jests Eng. literature

Jesuit missions

Jesuits religious orders

Jesus

Christology

society of relig. order

Jet economic geology

pumps prac. chem.Jets, steam engin'g

Jetties engineering

Jewelry customs

manufacture

toilet

Jewish

architecture

calendar

cookery

discovery of America* language^ literature

philosofy

religion

Jews

apologetics against

biografy

disabilities of

ethnology

history, ancient

modemrestoration of

Jigging mining engin'g

Jo Daviess co. 111. hist.

933

956.9

915.69

929.711

394.2

827

266.2

271.5

232

271-5

553-22

542.9

62 1 .69

627 .6

391 7

671

646.48

722.3

529-3

641.567

973-11

492

892

181

2C6

239.2

922.96

296

572.933

933296

2C)6

6.'2.75

Joan of Arc Fr. history 944Job Bible 223Job work printing 655Jockeys horse racing 798Jodelle, Etienne Fr. drama 842Joel Bible 224Johansson. L. Swed. poet. 839John, King Eng. history 942

St epistle i 227

2 227.

gospel of

knights of

Revelation of

French history

227

226

929

228

977

977

977

977

694

977.334Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

944^ 944

Johnson, A. presidency of 973S: Eng. essays 824

Johnson co. III. history^

Ind. "

'

la.*

Mo.Joinery carpentry

Joint stock companies law 347Joints

anatomycalkt plumbingdiseases of medicingeology

injuries to surgery

mechanic engineering

of wood workphysiology

riveted engineering

plumbingrust

screw

steam pipe

toggle machineryuniversal "

Jokes English humorJoliet, 111. history

John, J. K. Swed. dramaJonah Bible

Jones CO. la. history

travel

shorthand

Jongleurs French poetryJonson, B. English dram. 822Joplin CO. Mo. history 977Jordan river antiquities 913

travels gi^Joseph I German history 943

^ 943

.026

. I

.26

347713*

-033

-94

•95

.96

5

711

024

.025

.81

•63

3996251

7655

84556

7

611

696

616

551

617

62 r

carpentry 694

6X2

620

,

696.

696.

696.

621 .

621

.

621

.

827

977

839

224

977

917

653

841

72

.6

72

,84*

4788

2

7511287

4

6

5

1857

82s825

325726492•763

•7763

-43

.09

34.8721

33.69

figures refer to the tables at the end of

.051

057

this index

6a6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Joshua Bible 222

Joubert. Joseph Fr. essays 844Journalism 070Journalists, lives of 920Journals mill work 621

Journeys round the world 910Jovellanos.G.M.de Span. lit. 868

Jubilee singers. Fisk univ. 784Jubilees, military

Judaism

vs Christianity

Judd. Sylvester Am. iic.

Jude epistle. Bible

Judea ancient history* modemJudges, book of Bible

law courts

lives

Judgmentmental faculties

private ecclesias. polity 262

theology 236Judicial

chemistry law

combat

administration

univ. admin,

law

355296

239

813

227

933

956

222

347

153.

2

62

5.821

442

•7

.16

.2

3497

9•3

97•4

control

corps

ordeal

Judiciary

department U. S. gov't

electiv law

Judith Bible

Juggernaut

340

340

351

378

340

353

347

229

299

791

583

Jugglery

Juglandeae botany

Jugular

ganglion anat.

glands

vein, external

internal

veins, posterior

Jugurthan war Rom. hist. 937Juice, intestinal physiol. 612

Julian calendar

Jumping athletics

Juncacea? botany

Junctions

railroad engineering

sewers

^Juneau co. Wis. history

^Juniata co. Pa. "

Junius letters Eng. satire 827.

Jupiter astronomy 523.

mythology 292

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

611

611

611

611

611

529

613

584.

625.

628.

977-

974.

^Jura, France history

Jurassic age geology

Jurisdiction civil trials

Jurisprudence

medical

Jury trial law

Justification doct. theol.

Justis

Justises of the peace law

Jute agriculture

dom. econ.

manufactures

Juvenal Latin satire

Juvenil

books reading and aids

see also subject

courts

criminals lawliterature

mortaHty pub. helth

reformatories

Juxta-aortic glands

47

76

98

6

4

7

9

96

944

551

347

340

340

340

234

179

347

646.186

677

877-7

028.5

364

343028.5

614-133

364

61 1 .46521

.6

394113

3

5

972

14

973

.89191

463714521451

M53OS

331

4

72

45

I

251

555

847

64

45

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX627

Kabala Jewish philosofy 181

'Kaffraria, Africa history 968^Kafirs « g68Kairin therapeutics 615Kaiser German gov't 354^Kalamazoo city, Mich. his. 977

977

535

529

977

915

950

957

'CO.

Kaleidoscope optics

Kalendar

^Kalkaska co. Mich.

Kalmucks description* history

'Kamchatka history

3.6

.6

754305418

417.86

465

Kames, H : H. Eng. essays 824 . 62

^KanawhaCO. W. Va. history

' valley, W. Va,' Little,W,Va. *

*Kane co. 111. history

Kangaroo zoology

Q75

975

975

977

599history 977^Kankakee co. 111.

Kansas, U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973' history g^s

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973-7 and 973.89

Struggle in U. S. hist. 973

^Kansas city, Mo. history 977,Kansas-Nebraska bill " 973

,

Kant critical philosofy 142German " 19

,

Karlsefne.T. dii^coy. of Am. 9 73 .

^Karpoot, Asia Turk. hist. 956.^Kartum, Egypt history 962 .

Kaspar von der ROhn 83

1

^Kastamuni, Asia Tur. hist.956.

Kate, J. J. L. ten Dut. poet. 839

.

Kearny in New Mexico 973Kearsarge, ship U. S. hist. 973.Keats, John Eng. poetry 82 1

.

Keeley cure alcoholism 616.^Keewatin, Canada history97i

.

Kellgren, J. H. Swed. poet. 839

.

437

43.42

323. 2

68

66

841

1

66

Kelsen, S. T. DanishKeltic ancient history

languages

Kempis, Thomas k

^Kendall co. 111. historyKennebec co. Me. "

Kennedy, J: P. Am. fie.

^^Kenosha city, Wis. hist.

CO. Wis. " 977.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

839-

936

491

242 .

977-

974.

Sr3-

977-

2

13

6

6

35

3

3156

6231

754

78

861

26

7.152

8137

6

I

326

16

32

599

598

Superior

'Kent, CO. Del. hist,

trav

hist.

975

917

942

975

977

974

.14

5x423.236

45554

973-41

976.9

738

666.3

665.5

542.43

EnglandMd.

Mich.

R. LKentucky.U. S.

admission U. S. hist.' history

For military historv, see sub-nivisif^^s of Special campainsand Military history under973-52, 973-7 and 973.89

*^a^'^' Q17.69*Keokuk city, la. history 977 . 7991"

CO. la. " 977-791Kepler s problem astron. 521.37Keramics art

chemic tech.

Kerosene ** **

heating chem.inspec. prot. of life 614. 834

^Kerry, Ireland history 941.96Ketones chemistry 547.6^Kewaunee co. Wis. hist. 977 . 563'Keweenaw co. Mich. ** 977 .499Kex^l, Olof Swed. drama 839 . 7253Key bugle musicalinstru. 788.46Keysand locks manufac. 683machine fastenings 621 . 883mathemat. student hon. 371 .8i

Keyser, R. Danish essays 839.8463'Khiva history

travel

'Khodavendikyar, Asia'Khokan, TurkestanKidnapping crim. lawKidneys

action of vagus onanatomy

958.5

915-85

956.

1

958.7

343

612 . 819915611. 61

616.61

612.46history 941 .85

941.89

941-96travels 914.196

611.81711Kilpatrick's expedition 973 . 736,'Kincardine, Scot, history 941.26Kindergarten education 372 .

2

Kindness ethics 177.7Kinematics machinery 62 1 . 81

physics 53 1.

1

Kinetic theory of gases 533 . 7

figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

diseases

physiology

'Kildare, Ireland

'Kilkenny, "

'Killarney. "

Kilos anatomy

628 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Kinetics physics 531Kinetoscope photog. 778King. William Eng. satire 827

George's war U.S. hist.973Philip's " " " 973

N.E. " 974William's - U.S. " 973

Kingo, Thomas Dan. poet. 839Kings

absolute monarchy 3 2 i

bench 347book of, Bible 222

constitutional monarchy 321

47

26

24

25

8134

history

Am. revol.

CO. Ireland' \. Y.

daughters

lives

mountainKingship

Kingsley, C : Eng. fiction

Kinkel. J ; G. Ger. poetry

^Kinross, Scotland history 941Kinship customs 392

genealogy 929Kipp gas apparatus chem. 542^Kirkcudbright, Scot. hist. 941

941

974267

923

973321

823

8:11

Kissing customsKitchen

domestic economygardening

392

-99

57.86

. 732

•433

.1

3364.6

.85

.82

34

I

72

49

3

Knights

St JohnTemplars

Knitting dom. econ.

machines textils

Knives cutlery

stone, chipt

polisht

Knorring, S. M. vonKnowledge, theory of

unity of

Knowles. J. S. Eng. dramKnownothing party

U. S. history

politics

*Knox CO. 111. history

travels

history

middens

Kitchens

Kite flying

643

635

571

728

9393

51

746

5

8112

8462

883

68

6

64

62

983

7283

853

31732

7

711

88

711

2

711

archeology

architecture

meteorology 551

mil. aeron. 623

sports 796*Kiva, Turkestan history 958,

Kjaempeviser Dan. poet. 839Kj^rkegaard.S.A. " essays839,

Klausen, Peder ** misc. 839.

Kleist. H; B.W; von 832.

Kleptomania mental dis. 132

.

Klinger, F, M. Ger. dram. 832 .

Klopstock, F ; G. " poet. 83 1

.

Knee anatomy 611.

joint " 611 .

Kneipp cure therapeutics 615.

Knife switches elec. eng. 62 i .

Knightage heraldry 929

.

Knights

Hospitalers 929.

of labor labor organiza. 331.Malta 929

.

Pythias secret soci. 366.

Rhodes 929.

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Ind.

Me.

Mo.

O.

Knoxville campainKodaks photografy

Kola therapeutics

»Konieh. Asia Turk. hist.

Koomiss adulterations

dairy products

Koonawur, Punjab trav.

^Koordistan history

travels

Koran Mahometanism^Kordofan, Egypt history

KOmer, K; T. Ger. poetry

^Kosciusko CO. Ind. hist.

^Kossuth CO. la.

Kotzebue, A ; F ; F. vonKoumiss adulterations

dairy products

Krishna Buddhism^Kroatian language

Krypton inorganic chem.Ku Klux Klan pol. ass'ns

Kumiss adulterations

dairy products

Kunawar, Punjab trav.

^Kurdish language

^Kurdistan history

travels

iKurile ilands history

travels

Kyrie sacred music

929. 711

929.

712

646.26

677

672

5711557125839-7361121

121

. 822.72

973.66

3295977-349

9177349977-239

974.15

977-8315

977-152

973-7358

771

615.32318

956.4

614-324

637

915-45

956.7

915-67

297

962.8

831.66

977 .282

977.721

832.66

614.324

637

294

491 83

546.294

363

614.324

637

9^5-45

491 57

956.7

915.67

952

915-2

783.22

RELATIV INDEX639

33^

973618

33^618

33^

32Q.

618.

331

643-

643-

029

.

351-

331

L. M. Z. formulae geodesy 526Labels in museums 579Labia majora anatomy 611

minora "611,

Labiatse botany 58^Labiche, E. M. Fr. drama 842 .

Laborcolony

dep't estab. U. S. hist.

induction of obstetrics

laws

obstetrics

of children

party polit. parties

pathology of obstetrics

political economysavers, domestic

kitchen

literary

state control

statistics poUt. econ.

Laboratories

architecture

biologic

school bildings

equipmentstate adulterations

Laboratory

chemistry

work methods of instruc. 371

.

Laborers

cottages architecture 728.domestic 647.factory organization 621

.

occupation hygiene 613Laboring classes pol. econ. 331.Labrador

discovery of America 973 .

* historyg^^

Labyrinth

membranous anatomy 611.osseous " 5jj

Labyrinths prehist. arch. 571

.

LaCalprenMe, G.de C.de 843.Lacedaemon anc. history 938.Lacemaking art needlewk 746

manufac. 677Lacerated wounds surg. 617.Laceration of genital tract 618.Lacertilia reptils 598.Lachrymal, see Lacrimal

Lacistemaceae, botany

46

72

6732

•6733

.891

.81

.8

•85

88

9

4

3

85

5

6

342

83

727.

590.

371-

371-

614

.

542.

5

7

623

66

3

I

3»

68

3

705

6

8

r6

9

852

^S3

95

43

9

M355

II

583.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

'Lackawanna CO. Pa. hist. 974.836^Laclede CO. Mo. history 977.8815Laconia ancient history 938.9^Laconics Eng, literature

Lacquer

work artistic furniture

manufacturesLacrimal

apparatus anatomyphysiology

bone anatomydisorders eye diseases

secretions zoology

^La Crosse city. Wis. hist. 977.572CO. Wis. " 977-571

travel 917.7571

828

749

667.7

611.8464

612.847

611-7157

617. 76

591-147

gamesLacrosse

Lactation

diseases of obstetrics

physiology

Lacieals anatomyLactic fermentation physiol.612 66417Lactiferous ducts anat. 611.693Lactometer

Lactose nutrition

Lacunae, urethral anat.

Ladders lib. econ.

Ladies

in lib. reading roomsmaids dom. econ.

of the Sacred Heart^Ladrone ilands history

Lafayette, M. comtesse de^Lafayette, Ind. history

CO. Mo.'

Wis. "

La Fontaine, j: de Fr. poet 84 1 . 45Lagerbring. S. Swed. misc. 839 . 7844^Laijjrange co. Ind. hist. 977.279LaHarpe.j:F.de Fr. dram. 842 .63

essays 844.61^Lahore. India history 954.5^Lake Champlain

travels

historv

797

618.71

612.664

611 426

614.32

612.39614

611 .6234

022. 941

024-53

647-25

271.93

996.7

843.48

977-295

977-845

977-579

^Lake CO. 111.

983

Superior

Ind.

Mich.

O.

drainage

dwellings archeol.

George, .\. Y. hist.

974-754

917-4754

977-321

97729997 7 468

977-133

627.5

571-83

974 751

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

630 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

977^Lake states, U. S. history

travel 9177For military hiUory of all or

^individual states, see subdi\is-ions of Special campains an i

Military history under 973.5:;,973-7 and 973-89

surveys geodesy 526. 99

Lakes

artificial landsc. garden. 714physical geografy 55 1 . 48water supply 628 . 1

1

LalH. G. Italian satire 857 . 53Lamaism 294Lamartine, A. M. C de P. de 841 . 74Lamb, Charles Eng. essays 824 . 75

Lambertypes 773Lamellae, bony histology 611.01843Lamellibranchiata zoology 594. i

La Mennais, H. F. R. de

French essays

philosofy

Lamentations Bible

Lamiales botany

LaMotte, A.H.de Fr.dram. 842

Fouqu^, F;H;C:Ger. fiction 833.65

844

194

224

583

71

6

87

51

Lampblack

holes

posts

shells

air pollution 614 . 747sewerage 628.253vent, of sewers 628.232

zoolog\^

^Lampoons English satire

Lampreys fishes

Lampsarc elec. lighting

bracket lib. bildings

chemic technology

filament elec. lighting

incandescent vapor

library bildings

^Lanark, Scotland hist.

^Lancashire, England **

Lancaster

and York Eng. hist.

Irish

^ CO. Pa. history

system education

Lancelet fishes

Lances side arms

Landclaims finance

companies

drainage engin'g

grants finance

to public schools

8594

827

597-2

621 325

022.765

665.6

62 1 .326

621.3273022 . 751

941-43

942.72

942

941

974

371

597

623

04

•54

-815

41

I

4444

336-13

627 5

379-123

Landlaw 347laws polit. economy 333nationalization of ^^^political economy 333public polit. economy ^;^^

slides geology 551surveying 526tenure law 347titles, insurance of 368travel protec. of life 614

Landedgentry English heraldry 929industry state control 351

^Landes. France history 944Landing artillery mil. eng. 623Landlord

and tenant law 347polit. econ. :i^^

Landrat Ger. local gov't 352Landscape drawing 74

1

gardening 710painting 758photografs 779sketching 741

Landtag Ger. cent, gov't 354.

local " 352.Langebek, J. Dan. misc. 839.Langendijk, P. Dutch dram. 839.Langerhans, ilands of anat. 611.

physiol. 612

.

^Langlade CO. Wis. hist. 977.Langland, W; Eng. poetry S21 .

Language 400* English, origin of 422

lessons elemen. educ. 372.localization physiol. 612

.

of flowers 716

.

origin of 401

physiology 612.

sign def and dum 371

hieroglyphics 419universal 408

^Languedoc, France hist. 944^Lansing, Mich. " 977

Lantern

astronomic 523

,

magic optics 535

,

slides lib. administra. 025,

library cases for 022 .

Lanterns dom. economy 644.

Lanthanum chemistry 546.Lanzi, Luigi Ital. essays 854.

*Laos. Asia history 959.

. I

39

.3

.8

861

725

823

77

414

0433

4308

0431

8842

3241

377

349

535

^5

6

8252492

789

912

I

9

8

427

89

86

177

487

322

63

04

4

Topics is black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

RELATIV INDEX631

Laparotomy surgery 61

7

'Lapeer CO. Mich, history 977La Perusej: B.de Fr.drama 842La Place's functions calcul. 517'Lapland, Russia history 047

travels 914'La Plata history 9S2

travel 918'Laporte CO. Ind. history 977Lapping machines 621Laprade. P: M. V: R: de 841Larceny law 34^Lard

adulterations 614.chemic technology 664

.

refiners' occupation hyg.613 .

refining air pollution 614.

Larder dom. economy 643

.

Large

intestin anatomy 6ii.

physiology 612numbers, cooking for 641

entertaining 042

.

or small college 378.Larivey. Pierre de Fr. dram. 842Larra, M.J.deF. Span.fict. S63Larva comp. physiol. 612

embryology :;9i

Laryngeal

nerv, inferior anatomy 611

superior "611

pharynx «^ij

tonsils «(, J ^

Laryngology pathology 6 1

Laryngoscope " 016Laryngoscopy " 616,

physiology 612.Laryngotomy surgery 617.Larynx

acoustics,

-,,

anatomy ^^artificial physiol. 612.diseases of 515of birds comp. physiol. 612.physiology

'

612.La Sale, Antoine de Pr. fie. 843^Lasalle, 111. history 977.La Taille, j: de Fr. dram. 842 .

Late hours hygiene 613.Latent period

physiology of brain 612.

hart 612.

muscle 612.

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

:>:>

.442

3335. I

71

2

291

922

81

•313

362

743

37

34736

57

43•15

•38

51.651

34

.831917

.83 19 16

3273

326

22

22

22

7823

42

7

22

7S3

?2

788

78

23

327

36

79

693 65

621 94

913-37920.037282

870

873

874

912 37245-7

879 I

471-7

470870

874

479292

332.43

^11-73112

821I

1723

7417

Superior

Lateral

colum of cord anat. 611.8256line comp. physiology 612. 8869

Lath, metal i)lastering 693 . 66wooden

Lathe work mech. eng.Latin

antiquities

biografy

church

classics

epic poetry

erotica

geografy

hymns hymnologyliterature

inscriptions

* language

literature

lyric poetry^ medieval and modernmythology

union

Latissimus dorsi anat.Latitude

at sea navigation

determinations geodesv 520.61finding '

525 41geocentric theor. astron.52 i . 26heliocentric "

-1:2 1 2 -

variations of "••

^2 i . 28Latium ancient history 93 7 .

6

modem - 945.6Latrines sanitation 628.45Latterday saints Mormons 298Lattis doors arch, constr. 72 i . S3Lattist construction bild'g 694 . 5Laube, H ; Ger. drama 832 . 76Laudonni^re discov. of Am. 973 . 18Laughing

gas anesthetics

physiology

Laughter emotions

hysteria

Launch engins

Laundresses dom. econ.Laundries

architecture

public dom. econ.Laundry

accounts " «

cooperativ "

domestic economylocation of domestic

615-781

612 . 219

157

616.852

621 . 1228

647.25

728.03

648.1

648.11

648. I

648.1

t>43-58

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

632 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

583.

552.

Laurinese botany-

Lava lithology

Lavatories

domestic economy 643 .

furnishings dom. econ. 645 .

library bildings 022

.

school " 3^1.^La VendueFrench department 944

insurrection 944Law 340

addresses 347and miracles theology 231and order leags temper. 178dictionaries 347forms 347merchant 347metaphysics

moral ethics 170of corporations 347 .

nations 341nature 340.special topics see subject

parish ecclesias. polity 262

.

reports American 345

.

Enghsh 346.schools , 340.

architecture 727.Sunday 263

Lawn bowls 796tennis 796

Lawns 7 1

2

Lawrence co. 111. history 977Ind. " 977Mo. " 977O. " 977Pa. " 974

Lawsbilding bilding 692

protec. of life 614.

conflict of 341

.

medical Hcense 614.

practis 614.^ of language English 422.

plumbing 696

.

Lawyers

and American revolution 973.ethics

1 74

.

lives 923Laxativs cathartics 6

1

5

Lay ministry eccles. polity 262

Layamon Eng. poetry 821

Layettes clothing 646

Topics in black face type are subdivided

931

21

52

68

686

626

6

043

04

7

4

03

93

7

7

376226

875

188

893

9

85

5

24

2

I

9

315

3

4

7321

14

1

1

36

eng. 625.7

614. 781

614-45

362.1

271-77

Laying out of

towns and streets

public helth

Lazarettos

contagious diseases

hospitals

Lazarists monastic ord.

Lead, see Led

Leading

cases American lawEnglish

on special subjects see

subject

Leading glazing

Leags, law and order

Leakage

elec. power transmission

railway engineering

Leanness physiol.

Learned societies

bildings arch.

Learning

Leases lawLeast squares

computing orbits

in geodesy

probabilities

Leather, sec Lether

Leaves, shapes of botany 581.4^Lebanon co. Pa. history 974.819.Leblanc ram hyd. mach. 621.273Lebrun. P. D. E. Fr. poet. S41.61

345 5

346.5

698.5

178.4

621.31937

621.333167

612.3977060

727.9

347-2

521.36

526 5

519.8

945 76

612 . 11119

612 .39782

978.1

326.973

973.68

'Lecce. Italy history

Lecithin blood

nutrition

Lecompton constitution

Kansas history

slavery

U. S. history

Le Coq, Thomas Fr. dram. 842.3

1

Lectern sacred furniture 247 . i

Lectionary Anglican ritu. 264.032Lecture rooms Hb. bilding 022 .651

school 371.621Lectures

copyright of 655.62^ English oratory 825

for laboring classes 331-85halls for architecture 725 . 83instruction methods 37i -33

library 021.43library propagandism 021.78

support 021.96

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX^S3

Lectures

popular education 374-5^ on special topic see subject

Ledaccumulators elec. eng, 621 . 355black economic geol. 553 . 26

chemistry 546. 51

drugs 615.251manufacture 671metallurgy 669

.

4

mining 622 .34ores economic geology 553.44poisoning toxicology 615 .928roofs bilding 695 .

4

water pipes 628. 15Leding glazing 698

.

5

Lee

C: treason Am. revol. 973 .383R. E. surrender U.S. hist. 973 . 7384

977336977-799

616.9688

595 I

942.74

977463972.97

61 1 . 122

612 . 76

61 1 .984

61 1 .42184

611.7383

617.58

347-6

336.27

* Lee CO. III. history

la.

Leeches medicin

zoology

'Leeds, Eng. history

^Leelanaw co. Mich. "

^Leeward ilands

Left hart anatomyLefthandedness

Leg anatomylymphatics

muscles "

surgical operations

Legacies law

taxation of

Legal

anecdotes

bibliografy

capacity of persons law 347education 340ethics 174hermeneutics 347holidays lib. econ. 023 . 652maxims 340.9medicin asphyxiation in 6 1 2 . 2 3 2

jurisprudence 340 .

6

status of woman 396 .

2

tender paper money 332 . 5

Legendre's theorem geod. 526.42Legends folklore 398 .

2

monastic 271mythology 291of the Madonna 225 . 92

Legerdemain 791

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

340

0169

34

I

7

3

Legislation

American statutes

British

comparativ

industrial

library founding of libs.

public helth

sumptuary social ethics

Legislativ

bodies and annals

manuals

reporting shorthandLegitimacy family lawLegs, artificial surgery

Legumes agriculture

food values

nutrition

Leguminosas botany^Lehigh co. Pa. history

Leibnitz Ger. philosofy

'Leicester, Eng. history

travels.

^Leinster, Ireland history

^Leipzig history-

travels

Leitnerieae botany^Leitrim, Ireland history

Lemercier, V. y. X.

Lemnaceae botanyLemniscus anatomyLemnos ancient history* modem"Lemoille co. V't. history

Lemonade adulterations

Lemons agriculture

Lemur zoology

^Lenawee co. Mich. hist.

Length of college courseLennep. J. van Dutch fie.

Lenngren, A. M. Swed.poet.

Lennoaceae botanyLens

crystallin anatomyphysiology

eye diseases

Lenses optics

photografy

L^nstrom. K. J. Swed. lit.

Lent Anglican churchLenten cookery

mass musicLentibularieae botanvLenticular nucleus aiiat.

Leo 3 Byzantine historv

345

346

340.5

338 9021.8

614 .09

J77-4

328

328

653.046

347-6

617.58

635

641

.

12

612.39272

583-32

Q74.827J93

942

Q14

941

943

914.321

583 972

941.71

842.68

584-68

611 .8167

939- II

949-91

974-33

614.346

634

599-8

977-431

378.241

8393354839.7156

583-66

I

54

254

8

21

61 1 .8441

612 . 8441

617.74

535-81

771

839.7464

264.031

641.

566

783 -27

583-82561 1 .81322

949-502

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

634 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

LeonL. P. de Span, poetry 86i .^^Ponce de discov. of Am. 973 . 16

* Spain history 946 .

2

Leopardi. G. Ital. poetry 851 . 75Leopold I Ger. history 943.044

2" " 943.06

Leopold, K.G.af 839.7157Lepidoptera zoology 595 78Leprosy pathology 616.998

public helth 614. 546Leptocardii 597- 1

Le Sage, A. R. Fr. fiction 843 .51

Lesbos ancient history 939 . 12

modem ** 949-92Leslie's Virginia exped. 973-3361Lesser circulation, pressure 612.148Lessing, G. E. Ger. drama 832 .61

Lether domestic econ. O46.15

manufacture 675stampt bilding 698.8

Letter writing compo. 808 .

6

etiquet 395Lettering, ornamental 745^Letters English alfabet 421*

literature826

patent patents O08^ See also special subject

Lettic languages 491 9^Lettish 4gi 93Leucocytes physiology 612. 112Leucocythemia diseases 616.41

Leucocytic ferments phys . 6 1 2 . 1 1 2 1

1

Leucocytosis » 6 1 2 . 1 1 2 6

Leucomains " •* 612.398195Leucorrhea gynecology 618.17'Levant, Asia history 956

travels 915-6ship U.S. wari8i2 973.5257

Levator

anguli oris anatomy 611 . 7326scapulae "

6 11. 73 114Levatores

costarum •*

^i i • 7354labii "

611.7326Levees hydraulic engin'g 627.4Level constant astron. 522.36Leveling

adjustments geodesy 526.58barometric geodesy 526 . 37spirit 526.36surveying 526.95trigonometric 526 . ^S

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Lever

application obstetrics

mechanics

Levers

ordnance implementsLevigation prac. chem.Levitation spiritism

Leviticus Bible

Lewes, Mrs G : H : Eng. fie. 823 . 88Lewis, M. G. Eng. fiction 823 . 7 r

618.81

531-81

623.463

542.22

222 . 13

'Lewis CO. Mo. history' N. Y. '^

* W. Va. "

Lex mercatoria lawLexicografy, comparativ

Eng. language 423^Lexicons see Language^ on special topics see subject

Lexington, battle Am. rev. 973"

*• 973

977 8345

974.759

975461347-7

413

692

692

692

331

355

551

3S3

9

9

9

82

2

76

7712

5

ship

Liabilities

of architects bilding

contractors

owners "

Liabihty

acts, employers

to military servis

Lias geology

Libby prison U.S. civ. war 973Libel law 347Liberal

Christianity rationalism 2 1

1

unitarianism 28Sdegree, subjects allowable 378. 242

Liberality ethics 179 -9^Liberia history 966.6Liberty

civil law

political science

ecclesiastic polity

metaphysics

of conscience eccles. pol. 262 .

8

press joumaUsm 070.13

polit. sei.

will mental faculties

personal doctrin

law

pol. science

salvation

religious church

state ethics 172.3Librarian

apartment lib. bildings 022.691responsibihties 023 . 43

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

347

262

123

323

J5Q

233 7

347-1

323

2349261 . 7

RELATIV LVDEX^35

023.71

267 342

920 .

2

727.8

021 .02

021 .01

027.6

Librarian

technical duties

Y. M. C. A.

Librarians biografy

Libraries

architecture

arguments against

for

for blind

working classes

lib. econ. 027 6

pol- " 331-85free public lib. " 027 4

state control 351 .852

general lib. econ, 027home " " 021 .67house " " 021 .66

imaginary book rarities 098in block, buying 02^.225parochial lib, econ. 027 8

parish work 257private lib. econ. 027. i

regulations for readers 024school education 371 64

lib. econ. 027 8scope and founding 021special for schools 02 i . 33special subject 026Sunday opening lib. econ. 024 .41

theol. 263 . 7

traveling 021.65in sense of series see subject

Library

administration 025benefit associations 023 . 59bildings 022

architecture 727 .8

schools 371.622Bureau 020.65catalogs author 018

dictionary 019subject 017

commission room bldgs 022.612cranks Ub. decorum 024 . 52

departments, state 021 . 82

economy 020fires • 022.26furnishings dom. econ. 645.63furniture 022 9

fixt 022. 349

government 023legislation lib. econ. 021.89meetings staff priv. 023.68name on book binding 025 . 254

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

021 .863

02r .03

023.94

267.325020 7

023.7

267.3532

523-33

782

939-77616.9681

Library

post, cheap lib. lawprogress

property staff rules

rooms Y. M. C. A.

schools

staff organization

V. M. C. A.

Librations moonLibrettos opera

Libya ancient history

Lice animal parasites

License

local government 352.8of dentists pub. helth 614.24

pharmacists " " 614.24physicians " " 614.24teachers education 371.13

taxation 336. 27temperance 178.

4

Licenses, maritime 387Lichens botany 589 . i

Licinian laws pol. econ. t,^^^

Roman hist. 937 .02

^Licking co. O. history 977. 154Lidner, Bengt Swed. poet. 839.7153Lieberkiihn's glands 611. 3415Lieder vocal music 784.4

'

»Liege history 949.

3

travels 9 14. 93Lien laws Vr7-2Liemur system sewerage 628 213Life

animal painless extinct. 614.971a™y 355 I

biology 570boats protection of life 614.867

ship bilding 699conditions of biology 577.4contingencies probabil. 519.5eUxir of alchemy 540 . i

ethics 179.7future doctrinal theol. 237

natural ** 218insurance 368 3

probabilities 519.5metaphysics 1 1

1

nature of physiol. 612.013

^^/y 355.1origin of biology 576preservers protec. of life 614 . 867properties of living matter 577protection from accidents 614.8

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

636 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Life

saving servis protection 614

transporta. 656sedentary hygiene 6

1

3

tables life insurance 368Lifting mach. hydraulic 621

mech, eng. 621

rams *' 621Lifts

book library econ. 022canal engineering 626domestic economy 643mechanic engineering 621

school equipment 371Ligaments anatomy 611

of larynx 611

uterus 611Ligatures therapeutics 615Light

and air hygiene 613shade arch, design 729

.

shadow, grafics of 515 .

animal production phvsiol.6 1 2 .

zoology 59 1

.

effect on iris physiol. 612.

plants 581.

electric engineering 621

.

lib. bildings 022 .

physics 537.houses engineering 627

navigation 656optics 535protec. of life 614

infantry mil. sci. 356mesology 612of earth ^25moon 523stars 523sun ^2 7.

.868

65

3

263

86

272

945

5

.6

87774. 629

72

. 227

667

.S13

. I

• 14

7.772

59S423. I

32

754

83

9

88

865

014442

32

82

optics 535perspectiv of shadows 5 1

5

Dolarization of 535therapeutics 61 ^

zodiacal astronomy 523Lighting

electric engineering 621

physics 537.engineering 628.

library bildings 022mines 622.

panels elec. eng. 621

.

school bildings 3 7 1

systems dom, econ. 644.windows architecture 729.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

72

635.831

59

32

83

9

7

47

31727

627

3

38

Superior

Lightning

arresters elec. line

stations

telefone central

terminal

telegraf

deth by electrophysiol.

physics

rods physics

shock surgery

Lights

and fuel dom. econ.

shades drawing

perspectiv

chemic technology

ecclesiology

Lignite econom. geol.

Liguria. Italy history, anc.

mod.Liliaceae botanyLillo, G : English drama^Lima, O. history^ Peru

travel

Limbers ordnanceLimbic lobe anatomyLimbo eschatology

Limbs anatomy

artificial

Limbusinfantum eschatology

patrum "

Lime, see Limes^Limerick, Ireland history

treaty of

Limes bilding material

chemic technol.

disinfectants

economic geology

Limestone crystallin

econom. geol.

lithology

^Limousin, France history

Limpets zoology

Lincoln, A. presidency of

^Lincoln co. Eng. history

travels^

Me. history^ Mo.^ W. Va. "

'Wis.

Lincrusta paperhangingLindau, Paul Ger. dramaLinde apparatus chem.

621 .31982621 .3178

621.3879462 1 .38694

621.38328612 .014425

537-4

537-4617.12

644

742

515-63

665

246.6

553-22

937-1

945-1

584-32

822.57

977- 1421

985

918.5

623.431461 1 .81314

236.7

611.98

617.58

236.7

236.6

941 .94

941-56

691 .5

666.9

614.48

553-68

552.46

553-51

552.54

944-66

594.3

973 7

942.53

914.253

974.15

977 837

975-443

977 527

698.8

8;2.8s

542.79

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 637

653-71

621 332621 .3192

765

583-211

515-61

Lindsley's takigrafy

Line

electric traction

transmission

engraving

Lineae botanyLinear perspectiv

Linen

bed dom. economy 645.67fabrics " ** 646.12furnishings " **

645.48manufacture 677table dom. economy 642 . 7

Lines

analytic geometry 516descriptiv " 515electric engineering 621.319geometry 513

Ling. P. H. Swed. poetry 839.7161Lingual artery anatomy 6 1 1 .

1 33 2

2

611.325

400

924

611. 8185

622.28

693-67622 . 56

621.84

621 .84

tonsil

Linguistics

Linguists biografy

Lingula anatomyLinings

masonry miningmineral wool masonrywatertight mining

Link motion mech. eng.

Linkages machinery^Linlithgow, Scot, history 941.44^Linn co. la. « 977.762

\ Mo. " 977-824Linna'an system botany 580 . i

zoology 590.

1

Linne, K; von Swed. misc. 839 . 7842Linoleum

domestic economylibrary

manufacturesLinotype

newspapers

printing

Lintels architec. constr.

Lions zoology

Lipoids

in blood physiology

physiology of nutrition

Lipolytic ferments physiol. 612 .3973Lippe. Germany history 943.55Lippi. Lorenzo Ital. satire 857.54Lips anatomy 6 1 1

.3 1

7

physiol. of speech 612 . 7892Liptocardii fishes 597 . i

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

645.1

022 .961

679

070 .3222

655 28

721.86

599-7

612.123

612.3978

Liquefaction heat

Liquid

air physics

fuels steam engin'g

state chemistry

treatment prac. chem.

536.42

533-2621 . 18223

541 32

542 6

indus. sanitat'n 628 54

612

wastes

Liquids

absorption by skin

in lungs

physics

volumetric analysis

Liquor laws

administration

license

prohibition

Liquors

internal revenue

manufacture

taxation

traffic in temperanceuse of

^Lisbon history

travel

Liscow, C. L: Ger. satire

Lissauer's tract anatomyLitanies sacred musicLitany Anglic, church 264.033^Litchfield co. Ct. history 974.61Literary

addresses 804

on special topics see topic

clubs self-educa tion 374-23criticism, art of 801

with thing criticized see subject

"

914612 -2159

532

545-6

351-761

178.4

178.5

336-27

663

336.27

178 4178 I

946.9

914-69

837 -54

611.8255

783.26

esthetics

frauds and forgeries

history

institutions colleges

tnen biografy

diet for hygiene

methods library econ.

miscellanies, English

occupations hygiene

periodicals

property law

publishing

societies student life

style rhetoric

Literature

biografy of

ciiildren delineated in

classic Greek, Latin

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

801

809

809

378

928

613.21

029

828

61365805

347-3

655 6

371-84808

800

928

136-758880

638 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Literature

immoral

medieval

modernwoman delineated in

ethics 176.8

lib. exclusion 025 .217

restriction 024 . 674800

Lithium

Lithofjrafy

Lithology

Lithotomy

Lithotrity

^Lithuania

chemistry

engraving

geology

microscopic

surgery

history

travels

^Lithuanian language

Little

Belt and President

U. S. history 973^ Kanawha val. W. Va. hist. 975

800

396.8

546.34

763

552

552-8

617.46

617 .46

947-5

914-75

491 92

Russia history

travels

sisters of the poorLittre's gland anatomyLiturgies

Live stock agriculture

Liver

. anatomydiseases of

physiology

947

914

271

611

264

636

5142

7

7795.6234

secretions

^Liverpool

physiology

history

travels

Liverworts botanyLivery domestic econ.

Lives biografy

of American indians

gipsies

slaves

Living

cost of 647 . I

matter, properties of 577room dom. economy 645.65

Livingston, W: Am. poet. 811 .15Livingston co. 111. hist. 977.361

611.36

616.36

612 35

612.35

942.72

914-272

588-3

647-33

920

970.2

397326.92

Mich.

Mo.N. Y.

Livonia, Russia

Livonian language

Livy Latin literature

Lixiviation prac. chem.Lizards reptils

Ljunggren, G. H. J.

977-436

977822974.785

947-4

491 93

878.4

542.61

598.11

839-7465

lib. bilding 022.438

Topics in black type face are subdivided. Superior

Load, floor

Loadstone

economic geology5 5 S "5

magnetism 53S.1Loan funds, student 378. ^6

institutes pol. econ. 332 3systems lib. " 025 .6

*Loango. Africa history 967.2Loans

finance 336 3interlibrary lib. econ. 024. 68international " - 024.681library " " 024.6on salary 332-3

Loaseae botany 583 .4^3Lobelia cerebrospin. pois. 615.98Lobster fishery 639Lobsters zoology 59538Local

government administ. 352histories see name of place

history room lib. bldgs 022 .64option temperance 178.4taxation for pub. schools 379 . 13taxes finance 336 . 28

Localizations

cerebral physiology 612 . 8252in animals comp. " 612.82525

Location

of college or university 378. 15factories 621 . 701house dom. econ. 643 . i

library bildings 022 . i

observatories 522.11Loci

in space analytic geom. 516.3plane * " 516 i

Locke, D:R. Am. humor 817.42

J : Eng. philosofy 192.2

sensationalism 1 4 5

Locking up printing 655 . 2 7

Lockjaw diseases 616.854Lockouts capital & labor 331.89Locks

and keys manufacture 683architectural'construction 72 1 . 88canal engineering 626.4

Lockups architecture 725.62Locomotion

animal comp. anatomy 591 . 47communication 656organs of pathology 616.7physiology 612.76

Locomotiv cranes 621.875

figures refer to the tables at the end of this ,ndex

RELATIV IXDEX639

Locomotivs

comprest air

elec. engineering

railroading

steam engineering

621.42

621.3342

656

621.13Locomotor ataxia diseases 6 1 6 . 83

Locris. Greece anc. hist. 938.3Locusts econ. zoology 591 .69

pests 632Lodges, porter's archit. 728.91Lodging houses for poor 361

Lodgings, student 371-87Log book seamanship 656'Logan CO. 111. history 977.357' O. " 977-146

W.Va. - 975.444Loganiaceae botany 583 . 74^Logansport. Ind. "

977.286Logarithms 510.8Logau, F: von Ger. poetry 831 . 53Logging timber trade 674Logia sayings of Jesus 2 2 q . 9Logic i5oLogical machines 164Logos Christology 232.2Logotypes printing 655.23Lohenstein. D. C. Ger.dram.S32 . 52^Loir et Cher. France hist.944 . 53'Loire .. -

944.58Inf^neure," " 944. 14

^Loiret " « 944.52Lollards relig. sect 2S9.9Lombardkingdom, Italy history 945.01street banking 332

^Lombardy, Italy history 945.2Lonberg, Jens Dan. drama 839.8235'London, Eng. history 942 . i

travel 914.21^Londonderry, Ire. history 941 .62

Long

distance telefony 621.38781' Island. N. Y. history 974.721

battle Am. revol.973 .3322Longevity animals 59 1 . 139

librarians 023.58life insurance 368.3physiology 612.68probabiHties 5195statistics 312

Longfellow, H : W. Am.poet 81 1 .34^Longford, Ireland history 941 .81

Longissimus dorsi anat. 61 j . 73136Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Longitude

at sea navigation 527.2determinations geodesy 526.62geocentric theor. astron. 521.26heliocentric •*

** 521.25^methods of finding 525 . 46variations theor. astron. 521 .28

Longley shorthand 653 . 63Longus Danish misc. 839.8811Longus colli anatomy 611. 7336^Loo-choo ilands history 952

travel 915.2Lookout Mt U.S. civ.war 973 . 7359Loom, power manufact. 677Loosjes. Adriaan Dutch fict. 839.3351Loots. Comelis Dut. poet. 839.3153Lope de Rueda Span. dram. 862 . 39Lope de Vega " » 862

, 3

1

Lopez de Ayala,P. " poet. 861 . 2

1

Lophobranchii fishes 597-5^Lorain city, O. history 977.1231

CO. O. *

Q77 . 123Loranthaceae botany 583 . 941Lord chancellors' Hves 923 .442Lord's

tiay. 263.3

prayer 226.9supper sacraments 265 .3

Loris, Guillaume de Fr. poet.841 . 18'

^Lorraine, France history 944.38^ Germany ** 943.45Loss of animal heat physiol.612 . 52Losses

regimental U.S. civ. war 973. 7419Lost books book rarities 098

lib. economy 024.85^Lot, France history 944-73^ et Garonne, Fr. hist. 944.76Lothaire i German history 943.01

2 "" 943-023

Lotteries ethics 1 74 .

6

history of 1 74 6

Lotus Egyptian religion 299.31Lotze German philosofy 193.8Louis

6 French history 944.022

7 " * 944.022Q t* m^ 944.0239 " " 944.023

^° " " f!J4-02411 " "

944.02712 " "

944-02713 " "

944-032^^ " "

944-033

figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

640 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Louis

15 French history

16

18

GermanI

2

3

4Napoleon

Philippe

944

944" first emp. 944" restorat'n 944

943

943

943

943French hist. 944

944

034

035

05

061

01

021

02 I

026

07

063

792626

^Louisa CO. la. "977

Louisburg, capture U. S. hist973

Louisiana, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973* history 976

For military history, see subdi-"visions of Special campainsandMilitary history under 973.52,

973.7 and 973-89

purchase U. S. history 973.46secession " *'

973 . 713^Louisville, Ky. history 976.9Lounging gowns 646 . 47^Louth, Ireland history 941.82Louvre gallery fine arts 708.4Love

ethics 177-6feasts pub. worship 264.8of God theology 231.6psychology 157

Lovejoy, E. P. murder of 973 .7114Lovelace. R : Eng. poetry 821.45Low* countries history 949 .

2

^ Dutch language 439-3German literature 839 . i

* Latin language 479* literature 879

pressure engins 621. 11 252hot water heating 697 .

4

steam "697

.

5

velocity overshot wheels 62 1 . 22

1

Lowell, J. R. Am. poetry 811 .37Lowenthal's tract anat. 611.8256Lower* California, Mex. history 972.2empire Byzantine 949

.

5

extremities anatomy 61 1 . 98

^ bones 611.718bursae 611.758joints 611.728lymph glands 611. 468lymphatics of 611.4218

Lowerextremities anatomy

muscles

surgery

Silurian group geology

Loval

legion military order

volunteers, society

Loyahsts Amer. revol.

Loyalty state ethics

^Loyalty ilands history

^Lozere, France

^Lubeck, GermanyLubricants

Lubrication

mechan. engineering

steam locomotiv

Lubricators steam plant

Lucan Latin epic poetry 873

^Lucas CO. la. history 977*

O.

^Luce CO. Mich.

Luce de Lancival, J' C^ J.

Lucemariae zoology

Lucian Greek literature

Lucidor Swed. poetry

Lucilius, Caius Lat satire 877.

Junior " poetry87i .

^Lucknow, India history 954.travels 915.

Lucretius ancient philos. 187

Latin poetry 871

.

Ludwigslied Ger. poetry 83 1

.

Luke gospel 226.

Lull, Raimon Catalan poet. 849

.

611

617

551

369

369

973I 72

993'

944.

943-

62 I

,

621

.

621 .

62 I

.

977

977841

593888

839

Lullabies folklore

music

diseasesLumbagoLumbar

arteries anatomycord

nervs "

region •*

veins "

vertebrae "

Lumber bilding material

manufactureLumbosacral

joints anatomymuscles

nervs

Lumbricales

of foot "

hand

398.

784.

616.

611.

611

611

611

611

611

691

674

611

611,

611

611.

611.

738

58

731

152

153

•314

. I

-3

.81

17.89

.89

134519772

786

112

492

64

74

7

7132

I

72

42

I

13

4

911X

8

4

74

1362

8214

835

9591461

7116

I

7216

7313

8353

7389

73771Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX

612

612

615

611

612

616

612

612

.

Lunacy law ^^^mind and body 132

Lunar

caustic therapeutics 61

5

methods find g longitude 525tables ^22

Lunatic asylums -^62

Lunatum, os anatomy 611Lunch

counters table systems 642rooms lib. bildings 022

school table sys. 642Luncheon recipes 6_jjLuncheons dom. econ. 642

.

Lunches dom. econ. 642.Lundy'sLane U.S.war 1812 072Lungs

absorption byof liquids in

admin, of niedicin b}'

anatomycapacity of physiol.diseases of

functions of

loss of heat in

Luray caverns description 551Luschka's tonsils anat. 611

villi *• 6„Lusitama history 945Luster ware pottery 738Lute stringd instruments 787Lutheran church 284

confession creeds 238.Lutherans biografy 922Luting practical chem. 542

.

Luxemburg, house ofLuxfer prisms lightingLuxury economics

ethics

hygieneLuys, nucleus of anat.^Luzerne co. Pa. historyLycanthropy insanitvLyceum Gk philosofy

'

Lyceums self-educationLycia ancient historyLycoming co. Pa. "

Lycophron Gk poetrvLycopodinas botanv

'

Lycurgus Gk oratoryLyddite chem. tech^ ^u;.Lydgate.J: Eng. poetry 821."

Lydia ancient history n^gLymg ethics ,^»

Topics in black face type are subdivided

641

. I

. I

77549

. 2

•71772

57.684

l^

53

42

3

5237

943628,

339177-

613-

611.

974.

132.

185

374.

939-

974.

881.

587.

662.

3852159.64

.24

24

242

523

44

324

.8193

9

.6

. I

4426

026

9

4

88

8141

832

23

28

851

3

9

8

2

21

Lying-in-hospitals

architecture

institutions

Lyly, John Eng. fictionLymph histology

Lymphaticduct, right anatomyglands

comp. physiol.

anatomydiseases of

surg. opera.

anat.

anatomydiseases of

harts

system

vessels

Lymphatics

Lynch lawLynchburg

campain U. S. civ. warLyndsay, D: Eng. poetrvLyon CO. la. history'Lyonnais, France history^Lyons

"travels

Lyric poetry, English

Greek

LatinLysias Greek oratoryLyskander, K. Dan. misc.Lythrarie^ botanvLytton, E:G:B.;^Eng. fie.

725-51

362.1

823.3

611 .01857

611.425

611.46612 .424

611.

4

616.4

617.4461X.42

611.42

616.42

343-2

973 7369821.26

977-711

944.58

944.58

914.458821 .04

884

874

885.2

839.883

583-441

823.84

22

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of the inde.

642 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Mabinogeon Welsh literal. 891 .

^Macaronics Eng. " 827

Macaulay, T: B. " essays 824.

Maccabees Bible 229.

McCosh. James Am. philos. 191

.

^McDonald CO. Mo. hist. 977.

^McDonough CO. 111. hist. 977.

^McDowell CO. W. Va " 975 •

Macedonia Greek history 938.

ship U. S. war 1812 973 .

Macedonian

dialect Greek lang. 487 -

supremacy history 938.

Maceration prac. chem. 542

.

'McHenry co. 111. history 977.

Ft. U.S.war 1812 973.

MachiavelH, N. Ital.dram. 852.

essays 854.

Machineengraving

gun mounts ordnance

guns mil. engineering

shop mfg plant

school equipm't

architecture

mech. enging

661

83

7

5

8736

342

449I

5251

81

07

61

322

5238

31

31

768

623.

623 .

621

.

371-

725-

621

621

pol. econ. 338.

643-

printing

physics

shops

tools

Machinery

engineering

in industry

kitchen

Machines

distributing

hydraulic

mechanics

modulus of

practical printing

typesetting

washing dom. econ.

see also specific subject

Machinists' occupa. hyg.

^McKean co. Pa. history

Mackenzie, G: Eng. fie.

H: •* •'

Mackerel fishery

^Mackinac co. Mich. hist.

McKinley, W :presidency 973 .

taril^act U.S.hist.973.

Mackintosh, J.Eng. essays 824

.

^McLean co. 111. history 977-

McMahon third republic

^Macomb co. Mich. hist.

^Macon co. 111.

1 Mo,

^Macoupin co. 111.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

4313

4224

75

623

43

9

655.

532

531

531-

655-

648.

613.

974-

823.

823.

639

977-

944-

977-

977-

977-

977-

4

34

28

8

8

43

36

28

23

66

863

43

65

492

88

86

71

35908

439

358

827

383

Macpherson, J. Eng. poet. 821.66

Macula lutea anatomy 611. 843

Madhouses 362.2

^Madagascar history 969

^Madeira iland" 946.98

Madison. J. presidency of 973 . 5

1

^Madison city, Wis. hist. 977084^ CO. ill. " 977386

Ind. " 977-257

la. " 977-781

Mo. " 977-891

X.Y. " 974 764

O. '• 977-1.55

Madness mind and body 132 . i

Madoc discov. of Am. 973-14

Madonna in art 7^9

legends 225.92

mariolatry 230.2

^Madras, India history 954-8travel 9^5-48

Madreporaria zoology 593 - ^^

^Madrid history 94^.4

travel 9^4 64

Madrigal music 784 • i

Maerlant, Jacob van 839.3111

Maffei. S. marchese di 852 . 56

Magalhaens discov. of Am.973 . 16

Magazine

guns ordnance 623.4224

publisht by library 025 . 126

rifles small arms 623.44231

Magazines

general periodicals 050

literary 805

powder, care of 623 . 481

1

construction of 623.614

2 special subject see subject

^Magdeburg, Prussia hist. 943-^8

trav. 914.318

Magellan straits

discovery U. S. history 973-^6 '

travels 918.2

Maggots parasitic diseases 616 . 967

Magicoptics 535-86

133

mathematics . 5 ^ i ^ i

lanterns

natural

squares

Magicians

Magistrates

lives

law

920.9

347-96

Superior

Magna charta

constitvitional history 342 .42

English history 942 .033

Magnesium chemistry 546 .46

group " 546 44

figures refer to the tobies at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX643

538.8

538.7

538.7622

. 77

622.15

654621 382

538

Magnetic machinesneedle

observations

separation of ore

surveys miningtelegraf, business

elec. eng.

Magnetism

animal mind and body 134electrophysiology 612 .014426terrestrial

538.

7

Afagneto

boards telefony 621.38722chemistry

541.378dynamos electricity 53 7 . 83

engineering 621.313potential regulators eng.621 .31453

Magnets properties of 538. i

Magnifiers optics 535.82Magnitude of stars 523 . 82Magno. Celio Ital. poetry 8s 1 . 44Magnoliaceffi botany 583 . 1 14Magnum os anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 7 7 7Magyar language 494Magyars history 943.91Mahabharata Sanskrit lit. 891 .2'Mahaska co. la. history 977 . 7S4

'Malacca history

Malachi Bible

Malacology

Malacostraca zoology'Malaga history

travels

Malar bones anatomyMalaria hygiene

marshesMalarial fever diseases

Malarious soils

'Malay

archipelago

959-5

224.99

594

595 36946.8

914-68

611. 7163:

613.14

614. 772

616.Q36public helth 614 53

" 614.77^

Mahometanism'Mahoning co. O.'Mahrah, ArabiaMails postoffice

Maimonides oriental phil 181 2

Maine '^

battleship Span, waret Loire, Fr. historyFrance

law temperanceU.S.

admission U. S. hist. 973 54^^^'^^>'

974. i

' mdianwar U. S. hist. 973 .24mil. hist. Span, war 973- 89441

U. S. civ. war 973.7441.

^^^""'^^^917.41Mams steam engineering (,21 .iS^S

waterworks 628 15Maistre, Xavier de Fr. fie. 843 . 64

297

977-139

953-4

383

973-891

944 18

944 16

178.5

991

919.

1

959-5

499QQi

614 . 142

617.64

591 15961 1 .012

573-9617.3

581 .22

Maize agricultureMajolica- pottery'Majorca history

travelsMaking redy printingMalabar history

travels

633

738

946.7

914.67

655-32

954.89 '5 48

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

history

travels' peninsula history

Polynesian languages'Malaysia historyMale functions of generation 612.61

servants dom. econ. 647.22Malebranche Fr. philos. 194.2Males, mortality of

Malformation of teethMalformations

animal comp. anat.human anatomy

somatology

surgery

vegetable botany, ^

Malherbe, F. de Fr. poetry 841 .41Malignant tumors pathol.' 616 . 994MalleabiHty molec. phys. n39.5iMalleus anat. of earMalmstrOm, B. E.

Malpighiaceie botanyMalpighian bodies anat.Malposition of teeth

Malpractis law

pubhc helthMalt liquors brewingMalta history

knights of

Malteries architecture

Malthusianism population 312Maltose nutrition 612.39614Malvace^ botany 583 .

1

7

Malvales *• lo^ ,„Mamelukes Egyptian hist. 962Mam.iani della Rovere. T. 8:;4 . "6Mammalia paleontology

zoology

Mammary-artery, external anat.

internal

611.857

839 7463

583-214611 .415

617.64

343614.26

663.3

945-8

929-711

'25.42

569

599

611.1341

611. 1345figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

644 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Mammaryglands anatomy

physiology

lymph glands anat.

secretion animals

6ii

612

611

591

anat. 61

1

Mammillary tubercles

Mammothcave physical geografy 551.

paleontology 569

.

zoology 599.

Mananatomy 611

antiquity prehist. arch. 571

nat. hist, of man 573 .

doctrinal theology

ethnografy

in the iron mask biog.

' Isle of history

mammalsmental characteristics

faculties

natural history of

origin of evolution

nat. hist.

" theol.

physiology

Managementin pregnancy

library economyof household

normal lab^r

state properties

puerperal state

Manager, household

Managers Y. M. C. A.

Manassas, Va.

69

664

4642

146

8142

446

6

233

572

920

942

599

136

150

573

575

573

213

612

618

025

647618

618

647

267

U. S. civil war

ist battle 9732d battle 973

Manasses, prayer of Apocr. 229

*Manche, France history 944

^Manchester, Eng. '* 942

travels 914

^Manchuria, China history 951

Mandeville. B. de Eng.hum.827

Mandible bone anatomy 611

joint " 6ii

Mandibular nerv ** 611

Mandolin stringd instrum. 787

Manetti. Antonio Ital. fict. 853

Maneuvering machinery 623

Maneuvers mil. science 355

Manfredi, E. Ital. poetry 851

Mangabotti, A. dei " fict. 853

8

89

9

24

44

II

6

21

333

7314

7328

6

21

72

272

S

53

7164

724

831566

23

436

5

56

24

Manganese

chemistry 546.

metallurgy 669

.

ores economic geology 553 .

Mangle laundry mach.

Manholes

in sewers

steam engineering

underground elec. lines

Mania mind and bodypuerperal obstetrics

Maniacs lives

Manichaeism heresies

Manila, battle Span, w^ar

648.

628.

621

.

621 .

132.

618.

920 .

273-

973-

Manilius, Marcus Lat.poet. 871

.

Manipulation

electric prac. chem. 542

gas « « 542

practical chemistry 542

therapeutics 615

i^Ianistee city, Mich. hist. 977^ CO. " " 977^Manitoba, Canada " 971

^Manitowoc co. Wis. " 977Manly exercizes sports 796

Manners

and customs, general 390

local, see special countries

of children dom. econ. 649

71

7

46

45

253

1845s

319234I

76

8

2

895

5

8

721

83

462

463

27

567

Mannose nutrition

Manometerpneumatics

practical chemistry

steam engineering

Manor houses architec.

.6

612.39613

533 82

542.77621 . 1847

728.83

Manors polit. economy 333.3Manrique, Jorge Span. poet. 861 .24

Mansard roofs

arch, construction 721 . 59

design 729-35

^Mansfield, O. history 977.128^Mansions architecture 728

.

3

Manslaughter law 343MS.nsson, P. Swed. misc. 839.781

Mantels fixt furniture 729 . 95Manual training education 371.42

Manuals

business commercecollectors biology

legislativ U. S.

^ special, see subject

Manuel, Juan Span. misc. 868

Manufactories architec. 725

engin'g 621

658

570

32 8.738

13

4

7

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX645

670660

338614.

351-

62 r

.

621.

614.

631

628.

091

655.

417

471-

025.

655.

4gi

^S3-

851.

Manufactures

chemic technology

production

public helth

state control

Manufacturing

processes elec. eng.

works engineering

Manure, stable air pollut.

Manures agriculture

sewageManuscript catalog lib.econ.025

.

Manuscripts

book rarities

copyright

diplomatics

Latin diplomatics^ other languages

library administrationselection publishing

*Manx language

Manzoni, Ales. Ital. fict.

poet.Map

cases library admin.

storagedrawing in schools

making

projection geodesyMaps

astronomic, general

moonplanets

star

sunremoved from lib. booksschool apparatusspecial library materialU. S. history civil war

Mex. •'

revolution

Span, war 973

.

warof 1812 973.^Marathi language 491.Marathon CO. Wis. history 977.Marble

economic geology 533

,

inscriptions ^j-

Greek 481.

^Latin 471.

other lang.lithology .-2.

sculpture ^,jMarch, A. Catalan poetry 849.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

7

824

318

7

761

38

3

62

7

171

51

64

72

73

025.

022 .

910 .

526.

526.

912

524

523 -

S23-

523.

523-

024 .

37^-

025.

973-

973-

973-

485

7

98

8

39

49

89

79

^3

63

176

799

6299

399

8999

5299

46

529

7

7

46

9131

March form music 786.44to the sea U.S. hist. 973.7378

^xMarche, France history 944.68^Marches. Italy " '

945.6Marchetti, G. Ital. poetry 85 1 . 74Marchi's tract anatomy 611.8256Marcus Aurelius philos. 188.8Marenco, L. Ital. drama 852 . 84Margaretta (ship) capture 973.351Margiana ancient history 939 . 63Marguerite de Xavarre

French fiction 843.31Marian persecutions in Eng. 272 .6Mariana, J. de Span. misc. 868.31Marie de France Fr. poetry 84 r . 13^Maries co. Mo. history

'

977.859'Marietta, O. history 977.1971Marine

animals ^^.^^architecture ship bldg 699

naval eng. 623 .

8

^'^^I^rs 621.1S422corps navy

35^,engins 621.12insurance 368 2

'7 347.'

7

plants 581.92Manners

compass magnetism 538.7occupation hygiene 613.64

|Marinette city, Wis. hist. 977.534CO.

Marini. G. Ital. poetryMariolatry R. cath. theol.

|Marion city, O. history

CO. 111.

Ind. "

la.

Mo. "

O.

W.Va. "

amusements

977-533851.52

230.2

9771511977.3794

977-252

977783977.835

977151975-454

791Marionettes

Maritime

affairs naval science

discovery

law

quarantine pub. helth 614.461registry

surveying

Marivaux, P: C. de C. deFrench drama

fiction

Mark, gospel of

Market gardening agric.

359Q10.4

347-7

355-2

526.99

842. 54

843-52

226.3

H5. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde

646 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Markets

architecture 725.26

cattle architecture 725.27domestic economy 641 .4

Markinglaundry dom. economy 648.12

system education 371.26Marks polit. science 321.2

Marl lithology 552-54Marlowe. C. Eng. drama 822.32

Marmarica anc. history 939 76

'Mame, France history 944.32Mamix, P. Dutch poetry 8393127Maronites sects 281.5

Maroons hist.of Jamaica 072 .92

Marot. Clement Fr. satire S4731Marprclate controversy 285.9

Marque and reprisals

international law 341.3

^Marquesas ilands histor> 996.3Marquetry artistic fumit. 749

cabinet work 684

'Marquette co. Mich. hist. 977.496' Wis. 977-558Marriage

communal 392.9customs 392-5

ethics 173 . I

law 347 .6

registers genealogy 929 3

sacrament 265 5

vital statistics 614 ^7

Marrow, bone histology 6ri 01846

physiologN 612 491

Marryat, F. Eng. fiction 823 78

Mars planets 523 43seasons astronomy 525 54

'Marseilles history 944 91

travel 914 491

Marsh shorthand 653 54

'Marshall co. 111. history 977 35^* Ind. " 977 288

» la. 97; 755* W. Va. " 975 416' ilands 996 8

'Marshalltown, la. 977 7551

Marshes

hygiene of pub. helth 614.772

physical geology 55-49Marsipobranchii fishes 597-2

Marston, J: Eng. comedy 827.34Marsupialia mammals 599-2

Marsupialida zoology 593 76

Martial Latin satire 877. 6

Martial law

'Martin co. Ind. history

Martinez de la Rosa, F.

'Martinique history

travels

Martorel^ Joanet Catal.fict.

Martyrs persecutions

Marvel. Ik Am. miscel.

Marvell, Andrew Eng. sat.

Maryqueen of Eng. Eng. hist.

Scots Scot.

Virgin biografy

Rom. cath. theol,

'Maryland, U. S. history

344

977238862.51

972.98

917.298

849-933272

818.32

827.43

942.054

941 .05

225.92

230.2

975 2

For military history, see subdi-

\nsions of Special campainsairi

Military history under 973.3,

973-52, 973.7 and 973.89

Mascheroni, L. Ital. poetry 851

Masks dramatic music 782

Masonand Dixon's line slavery 326

' CO. 111. historv

' Mich.' W. Va.

Masonryanti secret societies

bilding

fortifications

lining mining

roofs architecture

village houses archit.

Masons secret societies

977

977

975

366

693

623

622

721

728

366

.62

9

973

355.461

433

123

28

52

6

Masquerades amusem'ts 793customs 394

Mass

balancing steam turbi]as 621.16537Catholic ritual 264.025

sacred music 783-2

law of gravity 531-54 ,

of earth 525-11

recitativ music 784.2

'Massac co. 111. history- 977-3997

'Massachusetts, U. S.

history 974 4For military history, see sub-

divisions of Special campains

and Military history under

973.3. 973.7 and 973-89

King Philip's war 973 . 24

Shay's rebellion 973 .318

Massage therapeutics 615.82

Masseter muscle anat. 611 . 73271

'Massillon, O. history 977. 1623

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX647

Ma ^singer, P. Eng. drama 822

Master and servant fam.eth.r73

law 347Mastersingers Ger. poetry 83

1

Mastication

anatomy 611

612.

obstetrics 6rS.

shipbilding 699paleontology 569.

muscles

physiology

Mastitis

MastmakingMastodon

Mastoid

cells anatomyear diseases

glands

Matamorasbattle

' history

Matches

37.8

,6

38

7327

311

71

anatomy

Mexican war

chem. tech.

mil. engin'g

Matchmakersoccupation hygiene

Materia medicaMaterial

appropriate to library

611

617

611

973-

972.

662.

623 .

613

615

8547

87

.4632

,6234

I

5

4541

62

I

021. 16

f>3rooms for special lib.bldg 022

Materialism philosofy 140Materials

bildirg 5gjclothing dom. econ. 646 . i

hygiene 013.481engineering 620.1factory storage 621.7962insulating elec. engin'g 621.31937library bildings 022 2

bookbinding 025.

7

bookcases 022 .441strength of engineering 620 . 1

1

molec. phys. ^^q .4

618Maternity

ethics

hospitals

architecture

medicin

Mathematical

crystallografy

drawing

instruments

probabilities

tables

theory gravity exper.

of music

tides

Mathemc^tijians biografyMathemiiics

173

362.

725

618:> -

548,

744

519

510-

526.

781.

525.

02^ .

8

2

8

71

r

61

I

510

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Mathews. C. Am. dramaMatins cathoUc ritual

Matriculation schools

Matter

metaphysics

physics

properties of living

Matthew, gospel of

Matthias German history 943 .035Mattias. Canon Swed. misc. 839 . 781Matting dom. economy 645 . r

lib. " 022 .962Mauritania ancient hist. 939 . 71

812.32

264 ,023

371 21

"7

577226 .

2

'Mauritius historv

MausoleumsMaxillary

artery, external anat.

internal

bone, inferior

superior

glands, internal

nerv. inferior

superior

Maxim gun ordnanceMaxima and minima

algebra

calculus

geometry

Maximihan i Ger. hist.

969

718

*^" ^3323611. 1332861 I. 71646ir . 7161

611. 462

611.8315661 I. 83 154

623.4225

512.3

517-27

513 19

943039943 033828

340 g

722.9

972.015

497

584.37

944 16

^Maxims Eng. literature

lawon special topics see subj.

Mavaarchitecture

civilization Mex. hist.

language

Mayaceae botany'Mayenne, France hist.

Mayflower descendants, soc. 369 . 124Maynard, F. Fr. poetry 84 1 . 42^Mayo. Ireland history 941.73Mayor Fr. local gov.

'

352 .0447Mazurka piano music 786.44Meal mills architecture 725.47Meals domestic economy 642Mean

time

value

Measles

solar dayprobabilities

diseases

public helth

529 I

519 6

616.915

614.523

Superior

Measurements, see MesurementsMeasures, see MesuresMeasuring, see Mesuring

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

648 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Meatas fcod dom. econ. 641

food values 641

hygiene 61

3

physiology 612

cookery 641

fresh, inspection of 614markets dom. econ. 641

preservation chem. tech. 664

preservd, inspection of 614

supply production 338'Meath, Ireland history 941*Mecca, Arabia history 953

travels q 1

5

Mechanic arts and trades 680

servis lib. econ. 023

Mechanical

drawing

engineering

equivalent heat

haulage mining

injuries, effects of med.musical instruments

preparation mining

rectifiers elec. eng.

remedies therapeutics

tackle engin'g

3

, 12

.28

,39281

6

317

4

9

319

I

82

2

32

77

trades

training

in schools

Mechanics

applied

factory organization

institutes exhibitions

liens law

lives

physics

Mechanismanimal pbysiol.

engineering

of labor obstetrics

steam engin

Meckel's diverticulum

ganglion

Mecklenburg

declaration Am. revol.

^ Germany history

^Mecosta co. Mich. *

Medal of honor legion

Medallion

windows arch, decora.

Medallions numismatics

Medals carving

numismatics

744

621

536

622

616

789622

621

615

621 ,

680

607

371

620.

62 I

.

606

347-

926

531

612.

621

.

618.

621

.

611.

611.

973

943

977

369

729

737

736

737

7

66

982

7

3137281

863

42

I

705

.76

.8

,41

II

3412

,89154

313

17

452

114

82

Media ancient history

Median nerv anatomyMediastinal artery anat.

935611

611

383.^5

1355glands

Mediastinum611

611

.4644

•27

testis

Medical

611 6315

analysis chemistry

biografy

books lib. restriction

543

926

024

4I

673botany econ. botany 5S1 63

materia medica 61$diagnosis

education

616.07

610.7

state control 614.21

electricity elec. engin'g 621.3915physics 537-87therapeutics 6 1 5 . 84

ethics

inspection of schools

jurisprudence

museumspolice

practis pathology

state control of

schools

174-2

371-712

340.6

610.77

614 . 29616

614.25

610 . 71

societies 610.6

testimony 614. 23law 340.6

591

615.67

615-63Ital. poetry 851 . 23

6x0

543 4

581.63

591-63

614

614 2

619

178.1

615 5

615 7

614-353

614.27

615.88

614-23

723

709

390

zoology

Medicated baths

admin, of medicin

Medication, hypodermicMedici, L. de

Medicin

chemic analysis

economic botanyzoology

preventiv pub. helth

state control of

veterinary

Medicinal

use of stimulants

Medicins

general action thera.

groupt by effects

patent adulterations

state control

therapeutics

Medico-legal relations

Medieval

architecture

art, history of

customs and costumes

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 649

Medieval

designs

Europe history

3 Latin

philosofy

745

940 I

479189

science

sculpture

therapeutics

^Medina co. O. history

Mediotarsal joints anat.

Meditations theology

Mediterranean sea

physical geology

travels

Mediums spiritualism

Medo-Persia anc. history

Medulla oblongata

action on blood vessels

hart physiol. 612.1785respiration " 612.282

anatomyphysiology

Medullarv

layers embryologysheath histology

velum, superior anat.

Medusae zoology

Meekness ethics

Meerschaum econ. geol.

Meetings

library propagandismstalf privileges

of library trustees

Megaric philosofy

Megaris ancient history

Megatherium paleontol.

Megrim diseases

^Meigs CO. O. history

502

734

615.89

Q77-I35

611.72854242

551.462

910.4

133-9

935

612 . 1812

611. 818

612.828

6 1 1 . o 1 3 5

1

611 .01S834

611. 8163

593 7

179.9

553-61

021 . 78

023.68

023.38

183.6

938.4

569-3

616.857

977-199Melancholy mind and bodyi32 .3^Melanesia history

travels

Melaphyr lithology

Melastomaceffi botany^Melbourne history

travels

Meliace^e botanyMeliorism philosof. syst.

Melissus Gk philosofy

Melodeon musicMelody theory of musicMelting prac. chem.

points th-rmochem.541 .36Melville, Herman Am. fie. 813.36

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

993

9193552.39

583-43

994-5

919-45

583.251

149 -5

182.3

7S0.9

7S1.2

542.48

Membership fees, library

Membrana tympaniear diseases

Membranesadmin, of medicin bycellular histology

of the hart diseases

Memoirs biografy

scientific soc.

Memorial

day school observance 371 .365

024. 21

617.85

615.66

611 .01818

616. I I

920

506

U. S. civil warsermons biografy

sermons

Memorials

American revolution

U. S. civil war

Memorvin animals zoology

mental derangements

faculties

physiology

Memphis, Tenn.

U. S. civil warMen. clothing for

hedgear for

Mena, Juan de Span. poet. 861 . 22Menageries amusements 79

1

zoology

Menander Greek drama^Menard co. 111. history

Mencius oriental philos.

Mendelism botanyMending dom. econ.

Mendoza, D.H.de

I. L. de

Menedemus Gk philos.

Meningeal artery, great

Meninges

cerebrospinal diseases

of brain anatomyphysiology

spinal cord anatomy 611 829Meningitis diseases 6 1 6 . 82

973-768920

252.9

973 365

973 765

591-51

132.8

154

612 .8212

973 752

646.32

646.52

590.

7

S82.6

977-355181.

1

581.1 58

646. 24

861.36 •

861 .23

183-7

61 1. 133289

616.82

611 .819

612 .8241

5S3. 116Menispermaceas botanyMennonite church 289 . 7Mennonites biografy 922.87^Menomineecity. Mich, hist.977 .495

CO. Mich. " 977-495Men's clothing dom. econ. 646.32

hats " " 646.52Menstruation gynecology 618.17

physiology 612. 662

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

650 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Mensuration arithmetic

surveying

5^1

526Mental

capacity of "u-omen

education 376

jisychology 136

characteristics 136derangements medicin 616

mind and body 132development education 370disability, inherited hyg.613

faculties 150

of animals zool. 591

.8

9

healin ^u:

hereditv

hygiene

overwork

philosofy

photografs

615mind and body 136

mental hyg. 131

150

139

.92

51.851

3

physiology mind & body 131

physiology 612science

Menubrium anatomvMenus domestic econ.

Menzini. B. Itai. sat.

150

611

642

857Mercantil

law

libraries

manuals

rules arithmetic

theory and practis

Mercenaries Am. revol.

Mercer co. 111. historv

Mo.

X. J.^

O.

Pa.

W. Va. "

Mercersburg theology

Merchant servis ocean

Merchants bus. ethics

lives

Mercurials cathartics

Mercury

chemistry

materia medicametallic poisons

metallurgy

ores economic geol.

planets

transits astronomyvapor lamps elec. light 621.

Mercy, sisters of 2-1

347

027

658

511

658

973-

977-

977-

974.

977-

974-

975230.

387

174-

923

821

713

I

2-3

8

342

339821

965

1415

895

474

41

4

8

7326

546.

615-

615-

669.

553-

523-

523-

522.33

522.31

522 . 76

522 3

843-81

942. Q2

3QS.4

Meridian

circles astron. instrum.

line practical astron.

spheric "

Meridional instruments

Mdrim^e. Prosper Fr. fie.

Merino sheep dom. anim.

^Merioneth. Wales hist.

Mermaids folklore

Merovingians Fr. history 944.01Merrimac

and Monitor U.S. civ.war 973 . 7324* CO. \. H. histon' 974.27naval hist. U.S. civ.war 973 . 752sinking U.S.warw. Spain 973 . 8Q5

Merycismus physiology 612 .3275Mesencephalon anatomy 611 815

Mesenchyme embryology 611 .013395histology

Mesenteric

61 1 .01825

anat. 611. 1365

611 136461 1 . 13O4

611.839361 1 . 1492

61 1 . 149

1

611.383

616.38

Topics in black face type are subdivided

5S

258

927

7

45

41

91

3274

92 I

Superior

arteries

celiac

umbilic

nervs

1 vein, inferior

Isuperior

Mesentery

,diseases of

1Mesh connections elec. eng. 621 .3191332Mesmerism mind and bodyi34.

I

Mesocele anatomy 6ri .8156

I

Mesodermic organs embry. 611 0136Mesogastric region anat. 611 ,955Mesolcgy 612 0144Mesonephros anatomy 6 1 1 . 6 1

9

Mesopharynx "611.3272

Mesopotamia anc. history 935.8Messala Corvinus Lat. lit. 875 . 5

Messengers Hb. econ. 023 . 78pub. servis 385

Messenia ancient history 938.9Messenius. J. Swed. drama 839.7221Messiah doctrinal theol. 232.1

Mesurements

electric engineering

physics

practical chemistry

Mesures and weights

metrology

state control

Mesuring

instruments metrology 389physics 530.8

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

621 37

537-7

542 3

389

351-821

RELATIV INDEX 651

Mesuring

of angles crystallografy 548 7

93

92

53

942

surveying 526

distances " 526

heat electric meth. 536

bights surveying ' 526

light optics '53 5

ventilation mines 622.46

Metabolism

of nitrogen in urea 612 . 46133plants 581.13

physiologic chemistry 612 0153physiology 612.39

Metacarpal bones anat. 6 1 1 . 7 178

Metacarpophalangeal joints 611 . 7278Metacarpus anat. 61 1 . 7 1

78

Metagenesis animals 591 . 163

Metal

filaments elec. lighting 621 . 3264lath masonry 693 . 66

roofing bilding 695.4sheet, shop mfg plant 621.792

Metalized iilaments

elec. light 621 .32631

Metallic

ceilings architec. 721 . 74doors

floors and flooring **

ores econ, geol.

poisons therapeutics

roofs architecture

bilding

salts emetics

tractors cures

diseasestremor

Metallurgy

Metals

bearing

721 .82

721 .64

553 3-4

615 925

721.54

695 4 *

615-731

615.856

616.862

669

bilding materials

coinage

history

inorganic chemistry

manufactures

mech. engin'g 62 1 . 822

691 .8

mmmg

332-41

669

546 3

671

622.34

547 9

540.1

739621 .9

552 4

organic chemistry

transmutation of

MetaUvork. artistic

Metalworking tools, mach.Metamorphic rocks geol.

Metamorjihism })hys. geol. 551.0Metamorphosis

botany 581.34comparativ physiol. 612.651

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Metamorphosis

of insects

zoology embryology

variation

rhetoric

595 7

59^ 34

591 i5r

8o3

no611. 8185

611.7188

Metaphors

Metaphysics

Metapore anat.

Metatarsal bones

Metatarsophalangeal joints 611.7288Metathalamus anatomy 6 11. 8 146Metempsychosis metaphys.129.4Metencephalon anatomy 6ii .817

Meteoric

points astronomyshowers

Meteorites lithology

Meteorology

natural history of manphysical geology

Meteors and comets

astronomy

systems of

Meter

transformers elec. eng. 621.31438

523-53

523535526

573

551

523

523

523

4

5

-56

5

•54

weights and mesuresMeters

electric engineering

electric light

• English prosody

telefone stations

water

Methemoglobin physiol.

Methodof directions geodesy

exhaustions calculus

independent angles

least squares orbits

probab.

repetitions geodesy

Methodist church

episcopal church 287 .

6

Methodists biografy 922.

7

Methodology metaphys. 112

Methods

in special topics see subject

389

621.373621.3286

426.5

621.38798628.17

612 . 1 1 r 16

526.54

526.51

521-36

519.8

526.56

287

literary lib. econ.

of education

statistics

studying science

surveying

teaching chemistry

Metric system metrology 389Metritis obstetrics 618.73Metrology 389

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

029

371

3"507

526.91

540.7

652 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

"Metz history 943

.

travels 914.Meung. Jean de Fr. poetry 841

.

^Meurtha, France history 944.^Meuse " «

944Mexican

Indians 970

.

war Mexican history 972

.

U. S."

973.nat'l ass*n of veterans 369.pension act U.S. hist. 973.

Mexico

administration 354

.

antiquities 913.architecture 720botany 581

.

city battles Max. war 973.capture " ** 973.history 972

.

travels 917.finance 336geology 557gulf of phys. geol. 551.history 972maps . gi2.schools, public 379

.

statistics 317travel 917treaties 341other topics see table i

Mezzotint 755^Miami co. Ind. history 977

M-°-

•

"'''

Mica economic geology 553.Micah Bible 224.Michael 6 Byzantine hist. 949 .

Angelojr Ital. lit. 852 .

Michel, Jean French dram. 842 .

Michigan

admission U. S. hist.9 73 .

history 977.For military history see973-S247J. 973-7474 and973.89474

* city, Ind. history 977.^Michoacan. Mex. "

972.Micrembryeae botany 583

.

Microbes ** ^89.Microfone

electrophysiology 612.01physics 537.

Micrology, animal 591 8

human 611. 018Micrometers astronomy 522.53^Micronesia history 996

.

5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

45

34518

39

38

I

05

62

146

85

72

72

972

972

6238

6239

5

25

72

2

463

72

72

2

2

272

284

148

9

93

502

51

22

56

4

291

3

925

95

442182

82

^,Micro-organisms etiology 616.01Microphone electrophys. 6 12. 01 442 182

physics 537-82Microphotografy

microscopy 578.4photografy '

778Micropyle - zoology 591.172Microscopes 578

optics 535-82Microscopic

analysis of water 613 . 33life invertebrates 592material, preparation of 578.6

Microscopy 578animal histology 591 -8

human " 611. 018lithology 552.8study of disease 616.077vegetable histology 581 . 8

Microspermeae botany 584 . i

Microtome microscopy 578.

4

Micturition physiol. 612.46711Midbrain anatomy 611. 815Middens

and privies scavenging 628.41kitchen prehist. arch. 571 93

Middle

ages European history 940 . i

ear anatomy 611.854diseases of 617.84physiology 612.854

High German language 437.02poetry 83 1 .

2

^ States, U. S. history 974For military history of all orindividual states, see subdi-visions of Special campainsand Military history under973.3. 973-5 2. 973-7 and 973.89

|Middlesex co. Ct. history 974.66Eng. " 942 .

1

Mass. " 974.44

^- J- " 974.941

977448942.4-5

Midwifery, antiseptics in 618 . 89obstetrics 618.2

^Mifflinco. Pa. history 974.846Fort Am. revol. 973-3337

Migrations

of animals 591.52men ethnology 572.3

Mikkelsen, Hans. Dan.misc. 839.8823Mila y Fontanals, M. 868 . 53^Milan history 945.2

travels 914.52

figures refer to the tables at the end of this mdex

1

1

1

^Midland co. Mich.

^Midlands. Eng.

RELATIV INDEX ^SZ

Mildew botany 589 .

2

MiUtary

academies 355-07aeronautics 623 . 74and naval arts v 355and naval order of U. S. 369 . 113

antiquities 355 .09

architecture, bildings 623 . 61

fortifications 623 . i

biografy 923 5

bridges 623 . 65celebrations mil. science 355.16disciplin «

355-13drill school gymnastics 371.733duels mil. science 35513engineering 623geografy mil. science 355 . 47hierarchy 355 33history 355-09

of special countries see countryhistory, U, S. civil war 973

Mex. war 973revolution 973S^:an. war 973war 1812 973

honor

hospitals

hygiene

law

courts martial

Ute

order of foren wars U. S.

the loyal legion

organization in schools

pensions

railways

religious orders

roads mil. engin'g

sanitation "

science

signals

74624

34

524

13

I

67

355362

613

3SS

344

355 I

369115369.152

371-43

351-5

623 63

929.7

623 .62

623-75

355623.7

geodesy

mil. eng.

society of the war of 181 2 369.143

617.99

526.99

623.. 71

623 -733

623.732

623.71

355

614.321

543-2

614.32612 .39284

Milk

condenst

cure

dairy

depots

dietetics

fever

dairy 637therapeutics 615 .854

637dom. econ. 641 .4

613.28obstetrics 618.71

surgery

surveying

telefony

telegrafy •* "

topografy "

Militia

Milk

analysis adulterations

chemistry

and its products adult.

as food physiology

Topicsjn black face type are subdivided. Superior

food for infants 613.22physiologic zoolog.y 591 . 146

physiology 612 664Milkcurdling ferments

gastric juice 612.3216physiology 6 12. 6641 71

Mill, J: S. British philos. 192 . 7

Mill

dams hydraulic eng. 627.8water engins 621.29

gearing and machinery 62 1 . 85stones mechan. eng. 62 1 . 922work engineering 621.8

Millennium theology 236.3Miller, Joaquin Am. poet. 811.45^Miller CO. Mo. history 977.856Millerites sects 289 .3

Millers' occupation hyg. 613 . 63Millevoye, C: H. Fr. poet. 841 .67

Millinery clothing 646.

5

Milling tools 621.91 "

Mills

and manuf'g works 621.

7

cotton, woolen, etc. 677* CO. la. history 977-774

flour meal and feed arch. 725.47paper "

725.46manufactures 676

textil architec. 725.41woodworking "

725.44Milton, John Eng. poet. 821 .47^Milwaukee city, Wis. hist. 977.595^

CO. "•*

977-594Mimeograf offis fittings 652Mimetic arts 792

variation 591 • i5SMimetism comp. physiol. 612 .0162

Mimicry " - 612.0162

social ethics i77 -

1

Mind 150and body 130child study 136

.

7

cure therapeutics 615.851educational psychology 370.15in animals zoology 591.51physiologic psychology 612.821psychology 150

figures refer to the tables'at the end of this index

654 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

920.9

134

591-51

Mindreaders* li^*es

reading mesmerismzoology

Mine

cars engineering 622 . 6^fires "

622.82Run. campain U. S. hist. 973 . 7353surveying engineer'g 622 . 14

Mineral

cements chem. tech. 666.9econom. geol. 553.68

constituents of food 641 . 17CO. W. Va. history 975.494foods physiology 612 3926irritant poisons therap. 615.92oil refining air pollut. 614 . 724oils chemic tech. 665 . 4

econom. geology 5 5 3 . 2 S

salts, dialysis of physiol.612 .3821in bile «

612.35714blood " 612.126

springs econom. geol. 553 . 7substances in milk 612.66416

phys. chem. 612.01531surveys 622.13trades air pollution 614.72veins ore deposits 553 • 19waters adulterations 614 .348

artificial 663.6econom. geol. 553 . 7hygiene 613.38therapeutics 615 . 79

wool linings masonry 693 .67Mineralogy 549

determinativ ^^g j

of the Bible 220.8549Minerals rock determina

.

552.81Mines

military engineering 623 . 26mining ^22ownership pol. econ. 333.Sstate control 351-822suffocation in pub. safetv 614 . 82

^Mingo CO. W. Va. history 975.448Miniatures painting 757Minie ball small arms 623.4552Minima and maxima algeb.512 .3

geom.513.19Mining

companies min. engin'g 622.06dangers and accidents 622

. 8economic geology ccj

engineering 622

Topics in black face typeZare subdivided. Superior

Mining

engins steam eng.laws

machinery, hydraulicpractical

products polit. econ.

prospectuses

reports

Minisink Amer. revol.

Minister eccles. pol.

Ministerial authority

Ministers

French governmentGerman state "

library propagandismlives of

Ministration to sick and dedMinistries of state architec.

warMinistry

ecclesiastic polity

German governmentlay

parish workreligion

Minnesingers Ger. poetry

Minnesota, U. S.

admission U. S. hist.^ history

For military history, see973-52476, 973.7476 and973-89476

621 . 13268622 .007

621 . 269622.2

33^-2

622 . 19

622 .009

973-3353262 . 14

262.8

354.4404

354.430S021 . 76

922

265.8

725 12

72512

262.1

3544306262 . 14

258

250

831.2

973.68

977.6

^Minorca history

travels

Minority representation

Minors lawMinot. L. Eng. poetry^Minstrelsy

946.7

914.67

324.2

347-6821 . 14

821negro voc.mus. 784.7

Mints polit. economy 332.46Minute books curiosa 099Miocene period geology 551

.782

Miracle plays

English literature 822 . i

general history 809.2religion 244theater -gj

Miracles doctrins 231.7New Testam't 226.7postbiblical 231 .7

Mirage optics " 535.3Mirrors "

535.37toilet 391

Miscai riage obstetrics 618.39

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 65s

Miscegenation ethics 1 73 -I

hygiene 6139law 3476

^Miscellanies see subjects

^Miscellany Eng. liter. 828

Misers, lives of 920 .

8

Mishna Judaism 296

Misrule, Spanish, in CubaU. S. history.973.891

Missals catholic ritual 264.025

illuminated 096

^Missaukee co. Mich. hist. 977.466

Missing link evolution 575-8

Missionaries, lives of 922

Missionary Ridge, battle 973-735schools 377-6

Missions

city 266

home and foren 266 "^

music for sacred music 783-7parish 269

Roman catholic 266.2

Mississippi

admission U. S. hist. 973-54history 976.2secession " " 973-713For military history of state,fsee subfi visions of Specialcampains and Military his-tory under 973.52, 973.7 and973.89

bubble loan institutes 332^ CO. Mo. history 977

river description 917

discoV. U. S. hist. 973valley description 9 1

7

Missouri

admission U.S.hist. 973 . 54compromise " civ. war 973 - 71 13history 977 -S

For military history of state,see subdivisions of specialcampains and Military history

973-52, 973 7

31

898

7

16

7

under973.89

and

river description 917 . 78

Mistral, Ft Proven9al poet. 849 .146

Mitchell, D. G. Am. misc. 818

Mitchell CO. la. history 977

Mites animal parasites 616

zoology 595Mithradatic war Rom. his. 937

Mithraic worship 295

Mitral valvs anatomy 611 . 12642

Mitre sacred ornaments 247.6

Topics ia black face type are subdivided.

32

7234

9685

4

05

0/ ?j

Mixing machinery sewage 628 . 342Mixt drinks adulterations 614.349

chem. tech. 663 .8

Mnemonic derangements 132 .8

Mnemonics 154 i

Moab ancient history 939.46Moabite stone 492.617Moats fortifications 623 .117

^Moberly co. Mo. history 977.8281

Mobile, Ala.

bay U.S.civ. war 973.7372nav. his. -

973-754campain "

973 . 7388Mobs administration 351-752Mocking birds care of 636.6

zoology 598.8Modeling elem. educ.

sculpture

Models art study

^Modena history

travel

Modernanalytic geometry

architecture

church history

costumes and customs

dance music

European history

geometry

Greek language

literature

history

* Persian languages

philosofers

lives

Sabbath theology

sculpture

Modestv ethics

707

945-4

914.54

516.5

724

270.8

390

786.46

940.5

513 5

489889

940-999

491 55190

921

263.2

735

179-9Modoc indian war U.S.hist. 973.82Modulus of mach. physics 531.43Moesia ancient history 939.88Moguls Indian " 954

locomotivs 621 .13262Mohair dom. econ. 646 . 13

manufactures 677

Mohammedan architecture

biografy

cookery

MohammedanismMohawk

Indians

vallev massacre

Am. rev.

7233922.97

641.567

297

970-3

<)73-3345

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

656 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Moisture

conditions of life

hygiene

physical geografyprevention in museumssoil public helth

therapeutics

Molar pregnancyMolasses chem. technol.Molbeck, C. K. F. Dan. lit.839

.'

Mold fungi 589.^Moldavia, Turkey history 949

.

Molding metal manufac. 671Moldings

architecture ^20.carvd arch, decoration 729.

577-

613.

551.

579-

614,

615-

618.

664.

4

14

57

83

772

^33

39I

8265

2

S

painted

Molecular physics

structure

Molecules

displacement of

theoretic chemistryMoles zoology

Moli^.e, J:B.P. Fr. dramaMolina, T. de Span. "

^MoHne, 111. history

Molinists heresies

persecutionMolino del Rey, battle

^Molise, Italy historyMollusca paleontology

zoologyMoUuscoideaMolly Maguires

labor organizationsMolting embryology^Moluccas history

Molybdates mineralogyMolybdenum chemistry ^^^

.

Molza, F. M. Ital. fiction 853 .

poetry 851Moments statics 531Monachism theology 271^Monaco history 944^Monaghan, Ireland hist. 941Monarch Eng, govemment354

729

539

539-

539541.

599-

842.

862.

977-

273-

272

.

973-

945-

564

594

594

31

55

45

5

2

42

33

339

7

5

6239

71

33^

591.

991-

549-

546.

SS

34

3

74

77

33

34

23

321

923.

354-

321-

321

94

67

4203

6Monarchic institutions

Monarchs

biografy

of states Gen gov'tMonarchy, absolute

constitutional ^^^.Monasteries architecture 726

.

theology 271

Topics in buck face type are subdivided. Superior

43076

7

7

271

377-3

332.44

332

351-822

Monastic

orders

schools education

Monetary congresses

Moneyadministration

deposit by Hb. borrower 024 . 14making commerce 658

ethics 174 4paper

33,,^prize mihtary science 355.13soliciting library rules 023 . 93

^Mongolia. China history 951 . 7Mongolian languages 495Mongols history 950

Russian history 947.03Monimiacese botany 583 . 928Monism philosofy 14;^Moniteau co. Mo. history 977.852Monitor

andMerrimac U. S. hist. 973.7324naval history -

973.752Monitorial system of educ. 3 7 1

.4 i

Monitors

iron clads naval eng.school government

Monkeys zoologyMonks religious ordersMonmouth

battle Amer. revol.^ CO. England

^ • J. history

Monmouth's rebellion

Monocacy. Mdbattle U. S. civ, war 9 73 . 7369

Monocotyledons botany 584Monogamy family ethics 173 . i

hygiene 613.89Monograms design 745Monoliths prehist. arch. 571 .94Monomania insanity 132 . i

^Monona CO. la. hist. 977.744'Monongahela val. W.Va.hist975.45i^Monongalia co. W. Va. - 975.452Monopolies trade 338.8

state finance 336. 19Monosaccharids nutrition 612.39613Monotony vs variety of

library work 023.701Monotremata mammals 599 . j

Monotropeas botany 583. 6^Monroe. James presidency 973 . 54

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

623.9

371.57

599-8271

973-3342

942.43

974.946

942 067

RELATIV I\DEX657

^Monroe Ind. history

travels

history

977225917-7225

977-391

977.7865

977432977-8325

974.788

977196974-825

975-478

977-554

CO. III.

la.

Mich.

Mo.

N. Y.

O.

Pa.

W. Va.

Wis.

doctnn foren relations 327 . 73U. S. history 973 . 54

Monro's foramen anat.Mons veneris "

Monsoons meteorologyMonster-s, fabulous

Monstrosities

animal

human anatomynatural hist, of manvegetable teratology

variation

Mont Blanc travels

Cenis tunnel „^^ _,^

Montagu. Mrs E.. Eng. let. 826.62M.. Lady " " 826.51

Montaigne.M.E.de Fr. ht. 844.31Montana, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973.86* history ^^g^

mil. hist. Spanish war 973 . 89486U.S.civ. war 973-7486

Montamsm heresies 273.

9

^Montcalm CO. Mich. hist. 977.453Montemayor, Jorge de 863 . 3 r

^Montenegro history 949 . yMonterey, battle Mex. war 973.6235Montesquieu Fr. essays 844 . 52Montgolfier ram hyd. eng. 621 .272Montgomery

history

611. 8148611 .6731

551-51

398.4

591.1596r I ,012

573.9581.22

581.159

914.449622 .26

CO. 111.

Ind.

la. «

Md.Mo. •*

N. Y.

O.

Pa.

Eort Amer. revol.^ Wales history

Montgomery's

Canadaexped. Am. rev. 973.3315glands anatomy 611.691 |

Top:c3 in black face type are subdivided. Superior

977.382

977.248

977.775

975.284

977-^3^

974.746

977-172

974.812

973-3335942.94

Months, names of 529Monti. Vincenzo Ital. poet.85r^Montmorency co. Mich. 977'Montour CO. Pa. historv 074^Montreal -

'

^J^travels 917

Monts de pi6t6

loan institutes 332state control 351

MonumentsAmer. revolution

antiquities

cemeteries

prehistoric

U. S. civil war'Moods, signs of Eng.

syntax Eng.Moonastronomy

charts

effect on tides

maps observationsobservation of

2

64

483

839

4

14

23

825

973 365913

718

571.9

973-765

422.8

425.8

523 3

523-39

525-62

5243523-39

printing for blind 655.38type

Moore

Edward Eng. essaysThomas " poetrylamp elec. lighting

Moorish

architecturey^

kingdom Span. hist. 946 ^02

824.61

821.75

621.3275

Moors, expulsion ofMoot courts

Mootan languageMoraines glaciers

Moral

agency, free doc. theol.education

expectations probabil.government in schoolsheredity metaphysics

theologyphilosofy

science ethics

sentiment

systems

Morals

and churchhistory of ethics .^^ ^laboring classes pol. econ.33 r - 84of the press ethics lygj

journalism 070.11war «

172.4figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

946.03

340.7

491.41

551.32

233-7

377

519.2

371.58129.2

233-3

170

170

171 .2

171

261 .4

170.9

65S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Moratin.L.F.de Span.dram. 862 .42

N.F. de " poet. 861.41

^Moravia history 943 . 72

Moravian brethren sects 284 .

6

* language 491 . 87missions 266.46

Morbid anatomy 616.078

habits hygiene 613.87

^Morbihan, France hist. 944.13

More. T: English fiction 823.2

^Morea history 949 .

5

^Morelos, Mex. " 972.

4

'Moresnet history 949.

3

travels 914.93Moreto y Cabana, A. 862 .37

Morfogeny nervous system 6 1 2 - 80 1

3

phvsiology 612. 605

Morfology

animals 591 4comparativ philology 415

' English language 425 I

physiologic

of intestin 612 335leucocytes 612 1129

milk 612 .6645

muscles 612 -7419

nervous stimulation 612 . 815

optic nerv 612 .84315

pancreas 612 .345

salivary glands 612.3135

secretions 612 .409

stomach 612.325

swet 612.7925

plants 581 4

Morgagni's hydatids anat. 611. 633

Morgan co. 111. history 977.346Ind. " 977-251

Mo. " 977-853

o. " 977-194W. Va. " 975 496

Morganatic marriage

customs 392 .6

ethics 173-1

Morgan's Ohio raid 973 . 7342

^Morgantown, W. Va. hist. 975 . 453

Moringeae botany 583 . 299

MOrk, J. H. Swed. fiction S39 . 7341

Mormonism 298

Monnons biografy 922 . 98

Morning prayer

Anglican ritual 264.033

family devotions 249

personal religion 248

^Morocco history 964travel 916.

Morphin habit ethics 178.

Morphogenynervous system 612

.

physiology 612.

Morris, W: Eng. poetry 821

.

Morris^ CO. N. J. history 974.

iland. S. C. U.S. civ. war 973 .

Morristown, N. J. Am. rev. 973

.

^Morrow co. O. history 977 -

Morse automatic telegraf 621

.

code elec. ** 621 .

Mortality

law of insurance 368.

statistics 312

pub. helth 614.

Mortar

bilding material 691

.

engineering 620

.

mounts ordnance 623

.

Mortars

chemic apparatus 542

technology 666

ordnance 623

prehistoric archeology 571

Mortgage companies 332

Mortgages law 347

Mortification surgery 6 1

7

Mortmain law 347

Morton's Ford, Va.

U. S. civil war 973

Mortuary

bildings architecture 726

customs 393designs sacred omam'ts 247

Mosaic

law Old Testament 222

windows, architec. decor. 729

work 747

Mosaics

architec. decoration 729

floors and flooring 721

religious ornaments 247

Moscherosch, j ; M. Ger.sat. 837

^Moscow history 947travel 914

^Moselle, France history 944Mosenthal.S.H. Ger. dram. 832

Moslems 297

Mosques archite cture 726

^Mosquito shore, Cent. Am. 972

4

8

8013

605

^5

974

7351

367

1516

38241

3S21S1

12

5

15

4323

22

9

4214

27

31

2

25

2

7362

8

I

85

7

67

4

51

3

73

38

,82

85

Topics in black face type] are subdivided.^ Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX659

Mosquitoes animal parasites59 1 . 69parasitic dis. 616. 9681public helth 614.43zoology 595-77

Mosses botany 588.2sea algae 589 3

Motet sacred music 783.4Moth, gipsy 632

Motherethics

Goosetung

Moths

173-5

398-3

372.^1

632

648.7

folklore

elem. educ.

agriculture

dom. econ.

econom. zoology 591 . 68zoology 595-78

Motion

beginnings of biology 576.4composition of physics 531.22in medicin massagelaws of astronomymetaphysics

of earth astronomyliquids hydraulics

plants botany

1

1

615.82

521

116

525-3

532.5

581.

5

sap in plants botany 581 . 1

1

solar system

perpetual mechanicspure physics

rectilinear

Motor

apparatus physiology

bicycle

cars elec. traction

converters elec. eng.

electric traction

panels elec. eng.

system anatomyphysiology

surgery

terminations of nervsvehicles

Motordynamos elec. eng. 621.31326Motoroculi

nerv anatomy 611.8313eye 612.8463physiology 612.8193

external, see Sixth nerv

523-24

531-8

531.

1

531-31

612.7

629

621-3343

621.31357

621.3344

621.3172361 1.

7

612.7

617.47611.018861

639

nucleus anatomyMotors, electric engineering

direct current

induction

repulsion

6H.8155

621.31324

621.31364

621.31366

621.31344

591.47

37827828

589.3

Motors, electric engineering

series 521 ^j^g^synchronous

Motory organs animals

Mottos college^ Eng. literature

Mould fungi

Moulding, see MoldingMoulting embryology 591 -34^Moultrie co. 111. history 977.367

Fort, battle Am. revol. 973.3328Moundbilders prehist. arch 571.91

U. S. history 973. i

Mounds, grave prehis. arch. 5 7 1.92

prehistoric arch. 571.9Mountain

artillery mil. eng. 623 . 413cottages architecture 728.

7

counties W. Va. history 975.48engins steam engin'g 621.13267

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

guns gunnerymounts ordnancerailways

resorts hygiene

sickness physiology

Mountaineering hygiene

sports

Mountains

attraction of geodesyin moonmesurement of

physical geografy

volcanic

Mounting specimens

telescopes

Moiuits ordnanceMourning customsMouse traps

Mouthanatomydiseases

glands anatomyin speech physiol.

muscles anatomyphysiology

primitiv embryologysurgery

Movable bridges civil eng. 624.8mil. " 623.65

Movables chattels 347.

3

Movementand sensibility physiol. 612. 81 14cure therapeutics 615 . 82

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

623-551

623.431

625.3

613.13

612.275x1

613.73

796

526.14

523-34

551.53

551.43

551-21

579-5

522.35

623.43

393-9648.7

611.31

616.31

611. 316612

.7891

611 .7326

612.31

611. 01334617.53

66o DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Movementinhibition of phys. psy. 612 .83134

muscular animal heat 612 . 532

Movementsassociated

of brain

eye

intestin

large intestin

plants botany

special physiology

stomach

Moving sidewalks

stairs

Mowatt, A..C.

phys. psych. 612 . 82135

physiology 6128242physiology 612 846

612.337

612.367

581 5

612 . 763

612.327

621.8675

621 . 8676Am. dram. 812.31

633

967.9

668.4

631

612.387

615.66

611 .01873

612.38

591 • 141

611 .01825

693.22

973-3337

027.342

634

638

636.1

599-7

611. 71775611

.71776

611. 73165

583 92

583 922

51734618.25

523 &4

engineering

government

law

Mowers agriculture

*Mo ^ambique history

Mucilage manufacture

Muck agriculture

Mucousmembranes, absorp. by

admin, of med.

histology

physiology

secretion animals

tissue histology

Mud architecture

iland Amer. revol.

Mudie's circulat'g libraries

Muffles, elec. prac. chem. 542 .47

Muggletonians sects 2 89.

9

Mulberry agriculture

silk culture

Mule domestic animals

zoology

Miiller, F. P. Pan. poetry 839.8167

Miiller's duct anatomy 611. 669

Multangulum majus, os

minus, os

Multitidus muscle anat.

Multiovulatae

aquaticae botany

terrestres

Multiple

integrals calculus

pregnancy obstetrics

stars astronomyunit control elec. tract. 621.3344

Multiplex telegrafs

communication 654.2electric engineering 621 38235

Multispeed motors eng. 621.313246 I

Mummies 393.3 j

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Mumps diseases 616

public helth 614

Munch, P. A. Dan. essays 839Miinch-Bellinghausen E.F.J. 832'Muncie, Ind. history 977'Munich "

943travels 914

Municipal

bonds polit. economy 332civil servis 352corporations admin. 352

law 347loo. gov't 352

admin. 352

352statutes 340

Munitions of war mil. eng. 623

Munson shorthand 653'Mimster, Ireland history 941

Muntaner, R. Catalan misc. 849Mural

circles astron. instrum. 522

decorations architec. 729Muratori, L. A. Ital. essays 854^Murcia, Spain history 946Murder criminal law 343

Murfreesboro, Tenn.

U. S. civ, war 973Murmurs

arterial physiology

cardiac "

muscle

Mumeer, T

:

Murrain

31

544

8464

75

265

36

33^

6

COS

I

S

6ia

613

612

Ger. satire 837

cattle disease 619

977

977588

611

'Muscatine city, la. hist.'

CO. "

Musci botany

Muscle histology

reading 134wave physiology 612.

Muscles

anatomy 611.

chemic composition of 612

.

diseases of 616.

effect of nervs on 612 .

glycogen of physiology 612 .

of eye, external anat. 611 .

larynx " 611.

physiology 612.

structure anatomy 611.

Muscular

arteries anatomy 611

.

contraction chem, effects 612.

physiology 612.

462

9

9813

32

56

7

7337

^33

171S7418

41

2

7681

768

2

0186

7413

73

744

74

817

352x8

8461

229

7

73

1342

7442

741

figures refer to the tabies at the end of this index

i RELATIV INDEX 661

Muscular

disorders eye diseases 617.76exercise hygiene 613.72movem't and animal heat 612.532

respiration 612.2271sense, localization of 612.82558

mental faculties 152.6physiology 612.885

system anatomy 611 . 73physiology 612 7

tissue histology 61 1 . 0186Museum

library bildings 022 . 655material lib. adminis. 025.179

Museumsand libraries

architecture021 .46

727.6arrangement of specimens 579 . 7art fine arts

state control

medical

of domestic science

education

school equipmentrooms

scientific natur. scienceSunday openingother museums see subject

708

351-853610

. 77640

. 74

370-74371 65

371 .622

507

263.7

Mushrooms botany

culture

foodMusic

art

box mech. instrum'tscopyright

ecclesiology

halls architecture

library administration

public worshiproom domestic econ.

library bildings

therapeutics

U. S. history civil war

revolution

589.23

641.3

Musical

form

instruments

sensations

sounds

Musicians

780

789.8

246. 7-8

725.81

025. 17S

264 .2

645 . 69022 . 659

615-837

973-798

973 398war of 1812 973.5298

acoustics

schools

781-5

780

534.85

371-632physiology 612 . 85874acoustics 534.3biografy 927.8

'Muskegon city, Mich. hist.977. 457CO.

Musketoons small armsMuskets manufacture

small arms'Muskingum co. O. hist.

Muspilli Ger. poetry

Musquitos. sec Mosquitoes

Mussels zoology

Musset,L;C;A.de Fr. dram. 842 . 76poet. 841.77

977-457

623.442

683

623 442

977191831.14

594. T

615 73^

599-7

355

Mustard emetics

Mustelidas zoology

Muster rolls

Mutilations

of hbrary books 024 . 8»war customs ^nn

Mutiny maritime law 347 . 7ofPenn. line Am. revol. 973.349

Mutual

action of planets

aid societies pol. econ.benefit "

insurance pol. econ.

system education

Muzzleloading ordnance

small arms

521.41

334-7state control 351.825

334.3

371-41

623.4221

62

Mycenae ancient history 938 . 8

3-4421

Mycology botany

Mydriatics therapeuticsMyel anatomyMyelencefai

Myelencephalon "

Myelin histology

Mylohyoid muscles anat.

MyocardiumMyografy physiologyMyology anatomyMyopia eye diseases

physiology

Myoporineae botanyMyosin nutrition

589.2f>i5-784

611 82

611 818611 81861 1 .01S834

611.7346611 . 127

612 7411611 73

617-75

612 . 8451

583.871

612.398132Myotonometry physiology 612 . 7414

botany

zoology

botany

Myricaceae

Myriopoda

MyristicecC

Mynsineae

Myrtacejp «

Myrtales

Mysia ancient history^Mysore, India history

Mysteries

583.974

595-6

583 927

583.6775S3. 42

583.4

939-21

954.8

133Topics in buck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refe. to the tables at the end of this index

662 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Mystery plays Eng. lit,

history

religion

theater

Mystic philosofers

Mysticism heresies

philosofy

Mystics medieval

Mythical Greek history

M>^hology

comparativ

GermanGreek and RomanNorse

MythsMyxedema diseases

Myxomycetes botany

822

809

244

792

189

273

149

189

938

291

293

292

293

291

616

589

. I

.2

5

2

3

5

01

997

29

N rays mesology 612.014483Nabatheans ancient hist. 939 . 46Naevius, Cnseus Lat. dram. 872 .2

Nahum Bible 224.94Naiadaceae botany 584.74Nails anatomy 611.786

physiology 612. 799

strength of materials 620. 11287^Naim, Scotland history 941 .22

Namesmisspeld lib. access.dep*t 025 .232

of days of week 529.2months 529.2persons and places 929.4

^Nantes history 944.14travels 914.414

Topics in black face'type are subdivided.

edict of relig. hist. 272.4

^Nantucket co. Mass. " 974.49Naphtha domestic fuel 644 . 23

Naphthalene organ, chem. 547,28Napkins customs 394 • i

dom. econ. 642 . 7

^Naples, Italy history 945 .

7

' city, " «945.73

travel 914-573Napoleon

I Fr. hist, first consul. 944.046" emp. 944.05

3 French history 944.07code law 349.442

Napoleonic

period Europ. history 940.8wars Ger. " 943.06

Russ. " 947.07Scand. " 948.06

^Napoli, Italy history 945 . 73Narcotic poisons tberapeut.615.96

Narcotics

action of hygiene 613.8and stimulants ethics 178

moral use of 178.8

Nardi, Jacopo Ital. essays 854.32Narrowgage railways 625 . i

Nasal

bone anatomy 6 11. 7 158

cavity " 61 i . 7147in speech physiol.612 .7891

duct anatomy 611.8469passages " 6 1 1 . 2

1

pharynx "611. 3271

tonsils " 611.326Nasby, P. V. Am. humor 817.42

Nashville, Tenn. U.S.civ.war973 . 7379Nasmith societies 267 .232

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX663

Naso-pharyngeal

space diseases of

Nassau co. N. Y. hist.

*NataI, Africa history

Natatores birds

Natatoriums architecture

Nates anatomymuscles "

National

aid to education

and state imiversities

policy

616.21

9747245968.4

598.4

7257461 1

.

9812

611 7381

379.12

378

379-16assembly 1789-92 Fr.hist.944.04r

1871

ass'n Mex. war veterans

naval veterans

bank, U. S. U. S. hist,

bankschurches vs organ, unity

conservation

cookery

.ostumes

customs, special

det finance

electric code

libraries

music

parks

politics

94408396, 146

369157973-41

332-11261.8

333641 5939Z

390

336.3621 .3281

027 5

786.45

711

329.942

329-t -t T

379151719

784.4

EnglandU. S.

resources conservation

school supervision

soldiers* cemeteries

songs music

NationaHties. special educ.371.9SNationalization of land ^^^ . i

Nations

law of intemat, law 341origin of 90

1

rise of Europ. history 940 . 2

Nativ American party 32Q.5elements mineralogy 549 .

2

Natural

body doctrinal theol. 233.

5

draft steam engin'g 621.18382drainage mining 622 . 52gas chem. technology 662.6

econom. geology 553 . 28

heating 697.6history, bibHcal 220.85

collectors handbks 579of countries 508

.

3

man 573zoology 590

Topics in black type face are subdivided. Superior

Natural

law

light

magic

philosofy

religion

science

selection

science

sociology

shadows

stone

evolution

physiology

bilding material

engm gsystem of botanytheology

ventilation mining

501

340.1

5^5-63

^33

530210

500

575-4612 . 609691 .2

620. 13a

580.1

2X0

622 .4awater courses, hygiene of 614. 773

Naturalists biografy

NaturaHzation

suffrage

Nature

law of science

sociology

metaphysicsof being metaphysics

respiration animalsprinting

925.9

325-1

324-1

500

501

340.1

1^3

III

591 X2I

unity of metaphysics no655-37

501

527

526.99

science

Nautical astronomy

surveying

Navaland military order of

Spanish-Amer. war 369.183architecture engin'g 623.8artillery military " 623.418battles 3 en

see also special countries

biografy 923.5engineering 623 .

8

623.553

359-09

973 75

973-625

973 35

gunnery

history

U.S. civil war

Mex.

revolution

Span, war 973 .S95

warof 1812 973 525hygiene 613.68men, lives of 923 5mounts ordnance 623 .434order of the U. S. 369 .117

see also special countries

ordnance 623.416

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

664 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Naval

schools

science

shipbilding

surveying

veterans, national ass'n

warNavarre history

travels

Navicular bones, carpal

tarsal

Navies

Navigation

acts Amer. revol.

astronomy

laws

signals in communicat. 654.9physics 534.83

useful art 656

^Navigator ilands history 996.1

359.07

359

699

526.99

369-157

359946.5

914.65611

.71771

611.71876

359

973-3112

527

347-7

Navigators' lives

Navyadministration

cookery

department, U. S.

Neal, John Am. fiction

J. C. " satire

Neap tides earth

923-9

359

641.573

353-7

813.26

817.31

525-63Nearsightedness medicin 617.75

371.72

9^-8197^-2

973.66

schools

Nebraska. U. S.

admission U. S. hisx.

^ history

Kansas-, bill U. S. hist.

mil. hist. U. S. civil war 973 . 7482

Span. " 973 .89482Nebulae astronomy 523.85Nebular hypothesis " 523 . 12

Necessity metaphysics 123

Neckanatomvlymphatic glands anat,

lymphatics of

muscles "

surgery

Necks geology

Neckties toilet

Necrology biografy

colleges

Necromancers

Necrosis diseases

Needle telegraf commun.elec. eng.

611.93

611.463

611. 4213

611.733

617-53

551-88

646.48

920

378

133-4

616. 71

654-3621 .38224 '

Topics in black face type*are subdivided. Superior

Needlework art

dom. econ.

toiletNegligee

Negro

education

race ethnology

nat. hist, of man

746

646.2

646.47

371

572

573political standing 324

servants

slavery

songs

troops

Negroes

Nehemiah

dom. econ.

music

U. S. civ. warY. M. C. A.

Bible

Neighborhood gilds

social clubs 367

953-8

647

326

784

973

267

222

974

96

5

I

24

7

7415

365

8

857-41

616.965

913-38

546.643

724.6

^Nejd, Arabia history

Nelli, Pietro Ital. satire

Nematoda parasit. dis.

Nemean games Gk antiq.

Neodymium chemistry

N^o-Grec architecture

Neolithic age prehis. arch. 571 2

Neology rationalism 2 1

1

Neon inorganic chem. 546.292Neoplatonism 1 86 .

4

Neoplatonists, apolog. ag'st 239.4Neostyle offis equipment 652'Nepal history 954 .

2

travel 915.42Nepenthacese botany 583 922Nepos, CorneHus Lat. his. 878.3Nepotism civil servis 351 i

Neptune descrip. astron. 523 . 48Nernst lamps elec. light 621.32653Nerv

cells histology

physiology

Centers

function in speech

physiology

superior reflexes

fatigue physiology

fibers

roots, spinal anat.

waves rapidity

theories

Nervous

conductibility

functions of animals

physiology

prostration

tissue histology

611. 01882

612.822

612.7893

612.82

612.8338612.8166

612.81

611 827

612.8165

612,8162

612.8163

5QI .18

612.8

616.843

611. 0188

figures refer'to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX665

Nervous system

action

of glands on

on bloodvessels

cutaneous exhala.

glands

intestin

liver

muscles

pancreas

stomach

and metabolism

nitrogen excretion

central physiology

comparativ anatomydescriptiv anatomydiseases of

drugs acting onhuman anatomy

physiology

hygiene

pathology

surgical operations

sympathet. anatomy

Nervsphysiol.

612. 407

612. 181

612.7928

612 .408

612 338612.358612.81

612 .348

612 328

6t2 - 01583612 .461238612 82

591.48

591.78616 8

615 78

611.

8

612.8

613.8616.8

O17.48

611 839612 89

611 83

616.87

611 01883

612 .7465

612.798612.81

611.832

281.8

949 2

anatomydiseases of

histology

nutritiv influ. on muscleof skin, trotic physiol.

peripheral

spinal anatomyNestorian church'Netherlands history

Nets for collectors biology 579 . 612Nettlerash skin diseases 616.51Neural furrows anat. 6 1 1 . o 1 3 5

1

Neuralgia diseases 616.87Neurasthenia •'

616.843Neurenteric canal embry. 611 .01336Neurilemma histology 61 1 .018833Neuroglia -

611.01884Neurologv

morfology

organografy

physiologic zoology

Neuroptera insects

Neuroses

diseases

due to special poisons

NeuroticI

poisons toxicology 615.95I

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

591 -48

591-78

591.18

595 74

616 85

616 86

973-

973-

979-

973-

973-

977.

Neuters physiologic zool. 591.Neutrality

international law 34r.

proclamation U. S. hist. 973 .

Nevada, U. S.

acquisition Mex. waradmission U, S. hist.

^ history

mil. his. U. S. civil warSpanish war

^\ewAlbany, Ind. history

Berne, N. C. U.S. civ.war 973books, cases for lib. econ. 022 .

^ Britain, Australa. hist. 993

.

* Brunswick, Can. - 971

! . '^'J- - 974.'

Caledonia. Australa. " 993.

Castile, Spain " 946.

travels 914.church, Swedenborgian 289.

biog. 92 2.^ England, U. S. history 974

campain war 1812 9731779 Amer. revol. 973.

162

3

43

621

71

3

7493

89495

219

7362

482

6

5

9422

4

64

4

84

5235

3351For military history of NewEngland or its individualstates, see subdivision'; ofSpecial campains and Militaryhistory under 973.3, 9 73 7^"a 973*89

France, Canada history 971

travels 917. i

^ Granada. S. A. history 986* Guinea' Hampshire, U. S.

995

974 2For military history see 97-,. ,44;;.973.7442 and 973 89442

Haven, city, Conn. hist. 974.68CO. Conn. - 974.67

Hebrides, Australa. " 903.4Holland, Australia 994

travels 919.4^ Ireland. Australa. history 993 . 6' Jersey, U. S. « 974 g

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973 -3. 973- 7 and 975 .89

Jerusalem church 289 . 4^ London CO. Ct. history 974 .65' Madrid CO. Mo. •

977.8985Market, V^a. U.S.civ.war 973 . 7369

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

666 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

NeuMexico, U. S.

discov. of America 973 . 16

* history 978.

9

Kearney in Mex. war 973 .6231

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973.7 and 973.89

Orleans, La.

battle U.S. wari8i2 973.5239capture civ. war 973 . 7321

exposition 606^ history 976-3

nav.hist. U.S.civ.war 973.752travels 917 .63

Platonism 186

Plymouth colony hist

.

974-4^ River valley, W. Va. ' 97547^ South Wales "

994-4^ Sweden, Penn. " 974-8Testament Bible 225

* biografy 225 .92

Greek dialectS487.

3

year customs 394^ York, U. S. history 974 .

7

For military history of state, see

subdivisions of Special campainsand Military history under973.3. 9 73 52.973 7 and 9 73. 89

city Brit, occupa. 973-3323evacuation 973-339

* history ^74. 71

travels 917 .471* vicinage hist. 974 72

soc. of 2d war w.Gt. Br. 3 69. 144Univ. of the State of 379. 747

* Zealand history 993 . i

^Xewark, X.J. " 974-932* o. - 9771541^Newaygo co. Mich. " 977.458

Newborncare of 618.6

nourishment of physiol. 612.3942

physiology 612 . 648

Newburgaddresses Am. revol. 973-349Washington 's hedquar

.

973-367

^Newcastle co. Del. hist. 975 . ir

^Newfoundland ** 9 7 1 • 8

^Newport city R. I. hist. 974-57

travels 9 1 7. 45 7

* CO. R. I. " 974.56French fleet at

Amer. revol. 973.354

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Newspapercuttings preservation 029.3

directories 016 .07

reporting shorthand 653 044Newspapers

ethics 179.

1

journalism 070

library administration 025.1732mutilation in libraries 024.84

Newsroomsfree 027.9library bildings 022 .6332

location of branch 022 . 17

Newt zoology 598.11

^Newton co. Ind history 977.2971 Mo. 977-873Newton's binomial theorem 512.4

Ngami, lake travel 916.

76

Niagara^ CO. N. Y. history 974.798^ Falls, N. Y. description 917.4799

Ft, capture war of 181

2

973 5234

Nibelungenlied Ger. poet. 831.21

Nicaragua

canal engineering 626.

9

sociology 387^ history 972 85

travel 917.285

Niccolini, G. Ital. drama 852.71

^Nice history 944-94travel 914.494

Nicene

Ante, church 100-325 281.3

councils religious hist. 270.2

creed 238.1

Post, church 325-1054 281.4

Nicholas i Russian hist. 94707^\icholasco. W. Va. 975469Nicholls. C. (Bront^) 823.81

Nickel

coinage pol. econ. 332.41inorganic chemistry 546.74ores economic geol. 553-48

'Nicobar ilands history 992

Niellowork arch, decora. 729.64

Niembsch v.Strehlenau

Ger. poetry 831.76^Ni^vre, France history 94456Niger river description 916 .

6

Night opening lib. econ. 024.34

soil air pollution 614. 764

Nihilism philosofy 149.8

socialism 335Nile description 916.2

figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

RELATIV INDEX 667

944

914

^Nimes history

travel

Ninety-six, Fort, S. C.

Amer. revol. 973

Nineveh anc. history 935* cuneiform lang, 492

Ninth nerv anatomy 61 r

physiology 612

Niobium inor. chem. 546

^Nipal, India history 954travel 9 1

5

Nipple anatomy 6 1 r

NirA'ana oriental philosofy 18 r

Nisard, J^ M. N. D. 844

Nissl's bodies histology 611

Nitrates chem. tech. 661

mineralogy 549Nitric acid chemic tech. 661

Nitrites depressants 615

Nitro-derivativ org. chem. 547Nitrogen

assimilation physiol. 612.

compounds air pollution6r4

in blood physiol. 612,

urea " 612.group inorganic chem. 546metabolism phys.chem.612

.

Nitrogenous

foods domestic econ. 641.

substances nutrition 612

crystallizable

physiol. chem. 612 .

Nitroglycerin chem. tech. 662 .

Nitrous oxid anesthetics 615

.

*Nivemais, France history 944.Nobility heraldry 929

.

^Noble CO. Ind. history 977o. " 977.

Noble Leyczon, LaProvencal poetry 849.

Nobles biografy 923

.

education 371.Nocturne piano music 786.^Nodaway CO. Mo. history 977.Nodier. J' C: E. Fr. fiction 843 .

Nodose ganglion anat. b 1 1

.

Noise public helth 614.Nomads outcast races 397Nomenclature

anatomy 611

.

botany 580.physiology 612.theoretic chemistry 541

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

83

483

3373. 2

19

.8319

.8199

.89

. 2

.42

. 691

-4

77.01882

.6

72.2

.716

.8

3922

727

125

4612

17

01533

12

398

015347 !

2

781

56

7

276

195

132

2

962

43

812

72

8Q191

8

01 14

I

0114

9

Superior

Nominalism philosofy 149 . i

Nomsz, Jan Dutch drama 839.3245Nonalkaloid anesthetics

physiol. psychology 612.82142Nonautomatic actions

of animals comp. phys. 612.821311Xonchristian

biografy 922.9religions 290

' and education 377.

9

Noncondensing engins 62 1 . 1 1253Nonconformists

English religious hist. 2 74 . 2

sects 283 .42

Xondepolarized cells 621 .3535Xoneuclidean geometry 513.8Nonjurors Eng. relig. hist. 274.2Xonmalignant tumors

Xonmetallic

elements chemistry

poisons therapeutics

Nonnitrogenous substances

foods dom. econ.

metabolism nutrition

physiol. chem. 612.015346urin constituents 612.4618

Xonofficinal drugs adulter.614. 35a

616-993

546.1

615 923

641.13

612.398197

Nonsphericity of planets

^X'ord, France history

Nordenflycht, H. C.

^Norfolk,. CO. Eng. hist.^

Mass.

Xoricum* ancient

Xorite Plutonic rocks

X'ormal labor obstetrics

schools

X'orman

architecture, English

French

Sicilian

conquest Eng. hist.

conquests Europ. hist.

"Normandy, Fr. history^ Norse

Normans, England "

^X'orrland, Sweden **

Norse

discovery of America* language^ literature

mythology* old, language^

literature

521.43

944-28

839-7143

942 .61

974-47

939 85

552.376 1 8. 44

370-73

723

723

723

942

940

944.2

948.02

942 . 02

948.8

42

44

45

021

3

973 13

439 8

839 8

293

439 6

839.6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

66S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Norsemen Scandin. hist. 948

"North

Africa history 961

America geografy 917geology 557

* history 970languages 497statistics 317travels 917

Atlantic states U.S.hist. 974^ Carolina, U. S.

"975

secession U.S.hist. Q73

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973-'. 973.52. 973-7 and9 7 3.89

' Central states history 977

Dakota. U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973

history 978

mil. his. U.S.civ.war 973

Spanish war 973

travels 917

east territory Can. hist. 971

eastern

boundary U. S. hist. 973

treaty " "973passage 9 1

9

German confederation 943

in U. S. civil war 973Formilitary history of the Northor its indiviiual states, see sub-ci%'isions of Special campairsand Military history und'-r

973.3. 973.52. 973-7 and 973-89

pole travels 919sea physical geog. 551

west boundary U. S. hist. 973passage travels 919

* territory Can, hist. 971^ " U.S. " 977

travels 917^Northampton CO. Eng. hist. 942' Pa. " 974Northern

invasion Am. revol. 973lights aurora borealis 523mythology 293Panhandle, W. Va.

history 975travel 917.

prisons U. S. civ. war 973.

Northmen in Am. U.S.hist. 973 .

Scand. history 948

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

t 'Northumberland co.

Eng. history 942.82' Pa. 974 831

Northwest

boundary, Ore. U.S.hist. 973 .611

San Juan " 973 821 department of

1862 U. S. civ. war 97373291863 " " - 973-7341

events in

.61778-79 Amer. revol. 973 3348

713 1779Norway

9733358

administration 354 481

botany 581 9481finance 336 481geology 554 81

^ history 948 I

.86maps 912.481

-4

.7484

schools, public 379 481

statistics 314 81

travel 914.81.89484 treaties 341 .3481.84 union with Sweden hist. 948.06.28 other topics see table i

Norwegian

-57 haybox cookery 641.588

58 kitchen 643-338

.8 * language 439 8

.081 ^ literature 830 8

741 Romanesque architec.

Nose723 48

anatomy 611 .21

diseases pathology 616 . 21

in speech physiology 612 . 7891.8 muscles anatomy 611.7323.461 physiology 612 .2154.611 Nosology medicin 616 .01

.8 Nostrums state control 614 . 27

.2 Nota. Alberto Ital. dram 852.65

Notaries public law 347 96

7 Notation

55 abridged anal. geom. 516.52.822 arithmetic 511.

2

for book sizes 025.33366 system of lib. classificat. 025.4

59 theoretic chemistry 541.9

Notebooks liter, methods 029.

4

j

Notes, personal shorthand 653-041411 pub. and priv. credit 332-S5411 Notion mental faculties I53-I

.772 Ndtochord embryology 61 1 .01341

13 ^Nottingham, Eng. history 942.52travels 914.252

Superior figures refer to Che tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 669

^Notts. England history 942.52^Nouns Eng. syntax 425 . 5^ forms " etymol. 422.5

" morfol. 425.15^Nouvelle France history 971

971.6

552-45

175-8

028.4

808.3

928.23

973

823

024. 78

344

947-2

614. 72

614.75

613 .62

93

^Nova Scotia

Novaculite 1ithology

Novelreading ethics

library econ."' writing

Novelists, English biog.

Novels

American civil war^ English literature

readers privileges

religious

^Novgorod, Russia hist.

Noxious

gases air pollution

materials, storage of

air pollution

vapors hygiene

Noxiousness

of animals, econ. zoology 591 . 65Nozles steam turbin design62i . 16533

theory62i . 165 13^Nubia, Egypt history 962.4Nuck, canal of anatomy 611 .6673Nuclei, dentate

olivaris super. "

Kucleoalbumins nutrit.

Nucleoproteids

Nucleus

caudatus anatomy 611.81321

611 .81713

611 .81713

612.398136

612.3981451

motorius

of cell histology

physiology

Lays anatomyred

taild «

Nudifloreae botany

^Nuevo Leon, Mex. hist.

Nuisances law

public helth

Nullification

in South Carolina

U. S. constitut. lawNumljer

accession lib. econ.

metaphysics

of library trustees^ signs of Eng. etymol. 422.5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

611 .81741

611 .01S13

612 .01422

61 1 . 8141

611. 81544611 . 81321

584 6

972.1

347-5614.7

973-561

342.73.

025.243

119

023.32

Numberingmachines

of pages

Numbersbook of

prime

shelf

theorv of

library

offis

printing

bookmaking

Bible

arithmetic

library econ.

algebra

Numeration arithmetic

Numeric equations, higherNumidia ancient history 939.72

025.244

652

655-36

65527

222 . 14

5II-3

025.8

512. 8r

511.2

512.2

NumismaticsPfunneries

Nuns

cloisterd

^Nuremberg history

travels

Nursery

domestic economyfood dom. econ,

hygiene

73 7

271.9

271.9relig. hist. 271.96

943-32

914.332

649.1

649.3

613 .22

furniture dom. economy 645.67lore folklore

INurses

American revolution

domestic servis

physiologic zoology

training of

U. S. civil warNursing domestic econ.

medicin

Nusairian religion

Nut culture

Nutation astron. correc.

theoret. astron. 521 .9

Nutrient arteries anat. 61 1 . 1342Nutriments physiology

Nutrition

action of glands onon glands

of bones physiology

muscles

physiologic botany

zoology

physiology

Nutritiv

baths hygiene

enemeta

phenomena physiol.

Nutritory

organs comp. anat.

descrip. "

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

398.3

973.376647.25

591.^63

610.73

973-776

649

610,73

297

634

522.96

6i2 392

612.403

612. 404

612.752

612. 7465

581-13

591 . 13

612.39

61323613-23

612 39

591-43

591.73

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Nuts agriculture

dietetics

domestic econ.

physiology

Nux vomica spin, poisons

Nyblom, K: R. Swed. lit.

Nyctagineae botanyNyerup, R. Danish essays

Nymphseaceae botany

634 Oak botany 583.976613 27 forestry 634.9641 3 ^Oakland co. Mich. hist. 977-43^612 39272 Oases physical geografy 551.58615 97 Oaths

839 7466 ethics 179-5583 911 legal 347-94839 845 of allegiance pol. sci. 323583 118 Oats agriculture ^33

botany 584.9^Oaxaca, Mexico history 972.7Obadiah Bible 224

.

91Obedience doctr. theology 234.6

family ethics 173.6Obelisks 718Oberammergau pass'n play 792Obesity diseases 616.39

physiology 612.3977Obex anatomy 611. 8185Obituary addresses biog. 920

senn. 252.9

Object glass telescopes 522.24

teaching education 372.3Objectivs microscopy 578.2

Oblates monast. orders 271.76

Obligations soc. ethics 177.8

Oblique

arches arch, construe. 721.42muscles, abdom. anat. 611.7363

of hed 611.731&perspectiv descr. geom. 515-61projection " ** 5^5-3

Obliquity of ecliptic 525-32Oboe musical instrum. 788.7

^O'Brien co. la. history 977-714Observation

errors probabilities 519.6mental faculties 152

Observations astronomy 524auxiliary 522.6of comets 523.69moon 52339planets 523-49stars 52389sun 523-79

Observatories

astronomy 522.1meteor©logic 551.5school apparatus 371 .662

bildings 371-623Observing

chairs astronomy 522 .28

powers education 372.3Topics iu black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 671

Obsession demoniac

spiritism

Obsidian lithology

Obstetric operations

Obstetrics gynecology

Obturator

^33

^33

552

618

618

611

611

611

611,

611,

611,

611,

artery anatomyextemus "

internus "

Occipital

artery "

bone *

glands of neck **

lobe of brain

Occipito-

atlantal joints **

axial

frontalis muscle "

Occult sciences

Occultaticns

and transits, astronomyfinding longitude

Occultism

Occupations

injurious hygiene

mortality in pub. helth

special diseases fromOcean

coast changes^ CO. X. J. history

currents phys. geog.

exploration

geografy mapslife zoology

mails

Pond, Fla. U. S. civ. war 973telegraf communication 654

elec. engin'g 621

tides 525transportation sociol. 387

useful arts 656travels 910

'Oceana CO. Mich, history 977Oceania

ecclesiastic history 279geografy giggeology 55g

' history ggostatistics 3igtravels gig

Oceanica, see Oceania

Oceanology phys. geog. 551Oceans physical geografy 551Ochnacea; botany 583

611

611

611

133

523

525

133

613.

614

.

616

551-

974551

910

gi2

59^

383

4

9

23

8

2

1375

73826

73817

13326

7151

4631

81315

7211

7211

7322

9948

•36

.948

474

.92

73645,3828

6

'4

459

46

46

245Topics in blaik face type are subdivided. Superior

59^

591

611

568

J 34

43

73

314

'Oconto CO. Wis. history 977 . 537Octateuch Bible 222Octocorolla radiates 593 . 62

Oculomoto nerv, see Third nerv

external, see Sixth nervOd mind and body 134Odd Fellows secret soc. 366.3Odel, Anders Swed. poetry 839.7144Odell shorthand 653,35'Odessa history 947-7Odic force mind and body 134

Odontalgia dentistry 617.65Odontografs mech. engin'g62 i .831Odontology

animal compar. anat

descrip. "

humanOdontomithes fossils

Odylic force

(Ecumenical councils

ecclesiastic policy

religious history

Oehlenschlager, A. G.

Oesophagus, see EsophagusOffal air pollution

Offensiv

animals econ. zoology

materials air pollution

Offertory alms

organ musicsacred

Office, 5a- Offis

Official

functions civ. ser. offi?ers35i . i

register, U. S. civ. serv. 351.2reporting shorthand

residences architect.

Officinal drugs adulterat.

Offis

and apartm't bldgs arch. 725 . 22

bildings " 725.23care of 647 .962

equipment and methods 651

furnishings dom. econ.

tenure of civil servis

training law educat.

Offisers

administrativ univ.

army and navy lives

mil. sci.

civil servis lives

organization 351 . i

duties of public ethics 172.2

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

262.5

270.2

839.8161

614.763

591.66

614.75

264.9

786.86

783-23

653.046

72517.

614-351

645.64

351-4

340.7

378-11

923-5

355-33923 -5

672 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIO:^

Offises

excise architecture

post

public

record "

Offspring hygiene

^Ogemaw co. Mich, history

Ogier, G. Dutch drama^Ogle CO. 111. history

Ohio* CO. Ind. history

W. Va.

state

admission U.S.hist.

history

For military history, see973-5^471. 973.7471 and973.89471

725

725

725

613

977

839

977

14

16

13

15

9

475

3235

33^

977.212

975-414

973-46

977.1

917.71

917-7

975 41

621.3742

travel

valley description

W, Va. history

Ohmmeters elec. eng.

Oil

animal chem. analysis 543 .

9

technol. 665.2baths prac. chem. 542 . 46burning locomotivs 621 . 1331coal economic geology 553 . 28cooking by dom. econ. 641 . 583cookstoves " " ^43-333domestic fuel " " 644 . 23engins mech. engin'g 621.4342

lubrication 62 r .89

dom. econ

feeders

heaters

lamps

light

644.23

644 32

644.312

022 . 751

751

698 I

621.3173s

679

614-313

668.5

615-34641 . X4

665

U. S. hist.

botany

Oklahoma, U. S.

history

opening

travels

Olacales

Olacineae

Olai, Ericus

Oldage, mortality pub.helth 614

therapeutics of 615* Bactrian language 491^ Castile Spanish history 946

travels 914

976

973

917

583

583Swed. poetry 839

catholic church

Egyptian language

English language

French

gard, order

Norse language

literature

Persian language

Prussian

red sandstone

Saxon language

literature

Testament

284

493427

447

369

439

839

891

491geology 551

439S3 9

221biografy

^Oldenburg, Ger. history 943travels 914

Oldham, John Eng. satire 827

lib. bildings

painting art

bilding

refining, mineral airpol. 614.724strainers lubrication 62 1 . 89switches elec. eng.

Oilcloth manufactures

Oils

adulterations

essential chem. tech.

fixt materia medicafood constituents

manufacture

protectiv external agents 615.776vegetable agriculture 633

chem. anal. 543.8tech. 665.3

'Oise, France history 944-35

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Oleaceoe botanyOlefins organic chem.Oleomargarin

adulterations

chemic technology

Oleron, laws of admiralty 347Olfaction physiology 612

pyschologv

583*.

547-

614.

664.

Olfactory

bulb

nerv

152

anatomv 611

611

612

611

612

611

321

physiology

organs anatomyphysiology

tract anatomyOligarchy polit. science

Olivary

bodies anatomy 611,

body, nucleus of superior 611

,

Olive oil chemic technol. 665 .

Olives agriculture 634^Olonetz Russian history 947.Olozaga, Salustiano de

Span, oratory 865.

6

,86

66

26

261

71J3

-135

•54

52

•3

.63

.8

. I

.01

.01

.1x6

6

.6

51

91

74.2

2

92

52

352

45

71

23

326

37.86

3

8133

8311

8191

86

86

8133

5

8183

81777

3

51

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION673

231

231

Oltmans, J. F. Dutch fie. 839 .3353Olufsen, O. K. Dan. dram. 839.8257Olustee, Fla. U.S.civ.war 973.7364Olympiads chronology 529.3Olympic games Gk antiq. 913.38^Oman, Arabia history 953.5Omens delusions 133 .3Omentum anatomy 611.382

diseases of 616.38physiology 612.339

Omnibus bill U. S. history 973 . 63

Omnigraf engraving 760Omnipotence doct. theol. 231

Omnipresence " "

Omniscience " "

Omohyoid muscle anat.

Omphalomesenteric

artery ••

vein •

Onagrarieae botanyOneida

community socialism^ CO. N. Y. history

Wis. "

Indians

Onions agriculture

'Onondaga co. N. Y. hist. 974. 765Indians 9 70 -3

^Ontario, Canada history 971.3*

CO. N. Y. « 974.786Ontogeny anatomy 61 1 . 013

zoology 591.3Ontology philosofy 1 1 r

'Ontonagon co. Mich. hist. 977.498Onychophora articulates 595.5Oolite geology

lithology

Oology ornithology

Oordoo language

Oosporeae algae

fungi

Ooze lithology

Opal economic geology

Openarc elec, lighting

channels hydraulics

circuit cells elec. eng.

611.7333

611 . 1364611 . 1497

583-445

335-973974.762

977-525

970-3

635

551-76

552.56

598.2

491-43

589-5

589 24

552-54

553-8

621.32542

532.54

621.3535reference shelvs lib. econ.024 . 55shelvs lib. econ.

workings miningOpening, Sunday

libraries

and museums

024.56622 .31

024.4

263.7

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Openings

in roofs arch, construe,

streets sewerage

Opequon, Va. battle

U, S. civil warOpera

amusementbouffe dramatic musicdramatic musicethics

houses architecture

recitative vocal music

Operations, calculus of

Operativ surgery

Operculum anatomyOperetta musicOphicleide

Ophidia reptils

Ophiomorpha fishes

Ophiuridea zoology

Ophthalmia eye diseases

Ophthalmic

artery anatomynerv of Willis

surgery

vein, inferior

superior "

Ophthalmologyanatomydiseases

physiology

Ophthalmometer physiol.

Ophthalmoscope pathol.

physiol.

Opitz V. Boberfeld Ger.poet

Opiumanalgesics

habit ethics

hygiene

narcotic poisons

traffic ethics

Opossums mammalsOpotherapy

hepatic physiology

Oppian Greek poetry

Opposition

of good and evil heresy

Oppositions solar systemOpsonic theory

physiology

Optic

chiasm anatomycrystallografy

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end

721.55

628.231

973-7377

792

782.7

782

175.2

725-82

784.2

517-7

617.9611 .81319

782.8

788.45

598.12

597-7

593-94617.71

611.13332

611.83152

617.7611 . 14516

611.14515

611.84

617.7

612.84

612 .84261

617.7

612 .84312

831.51

615-783

178.8

613.82

615.961

178.8

599-2

612.35161

883.4

273.2

523-23

612 . 118223

611 .8144

548.9

of this index

674 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Optic

disc anatomy 6 1

1

illusions physiology 612

lobes " 612

nerv anatomy 611

eye diseases 617

physiol. of eye 612

nervs " " nervs 612

perceptions physioL 612

thalamus anatomy 611

physiology 612

tract anatomy 611

Optics physics 535physiology 612

Optimism philosofy 149

Optional

studies curriculum 375vaccination pub. helth 614

Optostriate body physiol. 612

Oracles mind and body 133

Oral

examinations educa

.

371

instruction " 371

pharynx anatomy 611

Orangeassociations polit. soc. 363

city, N. J. history 974CO. Ind. • 977

N. Y. - 974Vt. - 974

Free State " 968

Oranges agriculture 63 4

'Orations Eng. literature 825

Oratorio clubs educ. 374Oratorios sacred music 783

Orators, English biografy 928

Oratory 808

sacred homiletics 251

Orbicular muscles of eye 6 1

1

Orbicularis oris 611

Orbit

of comets astronomy 523 ,

earth • 525

eye, etc. diseases 617.

moon astronomy 523

.

Orbits

of eyes anatomy 611.

hevenly bodies 521-

plane of, in space astron.521

.

position of, in plane " 521

.

*Orcades, Scot. history 941.

Orchards agriculture 63 4

Orchestral music 785

sacred music 783

.

843

843748265

,8312

73

8438192

84372

81478261

8144

84

5

0014

4739826i

3

27

33

3272

933227

731

36

5

24

3

25

5

7335

7326

63

3

78

33

7146

321

22

13

Orchestrion music 789.7Orchids

botany 584.15fertilization of, botany 581.16gardening 716.2

Orchitic fluid physiol. 6l2 .616

Ordeal, trial by law 340-3

Order

department lib. econ. 025 23of founders and patriots

of America 369.125studies curriculum 375.0011the Old gard 369.116

public administration 351 75Orders

holy ministry 262 . 16

sacraments 265.4

in council, 1807-8 Eng.hist.942.073the ministry eccles.po] . 262. 16

monastic 271

of architecture 729.32knighthood heraldry 929.71

Ordinal Anglican ritual 264.037

Ordinances 264.035local lib. government 023.1

religious 265

Ordination eccles. polity 262 . 16

sacraments 265.4sermons 252.7

Ordnance mil. engin'g 623.4

stores, care of 623.48

Ordo anomalus botany 583.899

Ordoo language 491-43

Ore

cars mining engin'g 622 .6^

concentrators min. eng. 623.75deposits econ. geol. 553 I

dressing mining eng. 622.7sampling assaying 669 .9

Oregon, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973-68boundary " ** 973.611CO. Mo. history 977-8875

^ history 979-5mil. hist. U. S. civil war 973 . 7495

Span, war 973.89495question U. S. hist. 973-5

Ores

chemic analysis 543 .

6

iron econom. geology 553 .3

metallurgy 669mineralogy 549

Topics in black face typ« are subdivided. Superior flguree^re/er to the tables at the end of this index

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION675

Ores

mining 622non-iron econ. geol. 553

Orford,H.Walpole Eng.let.826

Organbilding 786cabinet 786music 786musical instrument 786of Corti anatomy 611

physiology 612

sacred music 783Organa lateralia anat. 611Organic

and inorganic matter 577.chemic industries 660chemistry 547drugs materia medica 615

.

liquids physical chem. 541

.

material zoology 591

.

products chem. analysis 543 .

remains paleontology 560Organisms, physiology of 612.

Organization

central gov. foren states 354U. S. 353

city «352

civil servis 351

,

cooperation 334,courts law 347-engineering works 62 1

.

laboring classes 331

.

military forces 355schools education 371

.

Organizations

library propaganda 021

.

^ special purposes, see subject

Organografy botany 581

.

zoology 591Organs

embryonic, human 611.of generation anatomy 61 r .

comp. anat. 591

.

descr. " 591

.

overuse of hygiene 613.Oriels architectural design 729.Oriental

architecture 722art 709churches 281

.

customs 915history 950languages 490literature 890

Topics in black face type are subdivided

461

9

8

5

8522

8584I

889

3

327

^37

8

014

004

I

I

97

704

87

3

2

77

7

7

013

6

46

76

65

38

Oriental

music theory

mythology

philosofers biografy

phiiosofy

question Turkeyreligions

societies

theologians biografy

Orientalia literature

Orientals dom. servis

educationOrientation

ecclesiology

sense of physiology

Orifises hydraulics

Origen early Chris, philos. 1 89 .

2

Origin of

English language 422 . i

evil natural theology 216individ. soul metaphys. 129

781.7

291

921.0

181

949-6

290

490 .6

922 .

1

890

647.24

371976

246. r

612.8861

532.52

121

401

576

573-2

655 II

201

575-9

575-8

401

knowledge

language

life

man nat. hist, of manprinting

religious belief

sexes evolution

species

speech philology

Original

home of man ethnology 572 .

4

sin doctrinal theology 233.2Orinoco river travel 918.7Oriskany Amer. revolution973 .3334'Orissa, India history 954 . i*

language 491.45^Orkneys, Scotland history94i

. 12

Orleans, C : due d' Fr. poet. 841 . 22^Orl6ans France history 944 5

house of Fr. "

^Orleans CO. N. Y. "

Vt.

Ormin Eng. poetry

Ornamentcarvd arch, decora,

painted

Ornamentalbotany

design

gardening, landscapejoinery carpentry

plasterwork masonry

944.063

974.791

974.32821. 13

729 5

729.4

716

745

710

694.7

693 63

. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

676 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Ornamentscostume

domestic economyprehistoric

toilet

'Ome, France history

Ornithology

Orobanchaceae botany

Orology physical geog.

Orphan asylums

architecture

institutions

U. S. civ. warOrphic poems Gk epics

Orrery astronomyOrthodox church GreekOrthodoxy heresies

Orthoepy compar. philol.^ Eng. language

Orthografic projections

^Orthografy Eng. lang.

Orthomorphic projec. geod. 526.82

Orthopedic

appliances surgery

surgery

Orthoptera articulates

Oryctology paleontology

Os, dilatation obstetrics

^Osage CO. Mo. history

^Osceola co. la. history^ Mich.

Oscillating

marine engins

steam

Oscillations of earth's crust 551.24Oscillografs elec. eng. 621 .3747^Oscoda CO. Mich. history 977.478Osculation calculus 517.24*Oshkosh, Wis. history 977.565

Osmiumfilaments elec. lighting 621.32644inorganic chemistry 546.94

Osmose of liquids 532 . 7

Osmosis

absorption physiology 612.382

391-7

645 -5

571.7

646.48

944.23

598.2

583.821

551-43

725-57

362.7

9737772883.5

523.28

281 .9

273

411

421.5

515-51

421

617 .92

617 3

595-72

560

618.84

977.858

977.7116

977.469

621 . 1225

621 . 11245

mesology

theoretic chemistry

Osmotic

I>ermeability of blood

pressure of blood

Osseous labyrinth anat.

^Ossetic language

Ossian Eng. literature

Os.soli.M. (Fuller) d'

612 .0144621

541-341

612 . 1 1 117

612 . 11811

611.853

491 56

821.66

591

591

611

615

913

59559S

Ostend manifesto U.S.hist. 973 . 66

Osteology

animal descriptiv

comparativ

human anatomyOsteopathy therapeutics

Ostracism Gk antiqui.

Ostracoda articulates

Ostrich zoology

farms agriculture 636.

^Oswego CO. \. Y. history 974.

^Otaheite history 996

.

travel 9^9 •

Otfried German poetry

Otic ganglion anat.

Otocysts physiology

Otoliths, see Earstones

Otology

anatomy of ear

diseases "

physiology

*Otsego CO. Mich. hist.^ N. Y.

^Ottawa CO. Mich.^ O.

Otto I German history

831

611

612

611

617612

977

974

977

977

943

79

49

71

82

38

33

5

9

767

2

62 ^12

89156

85S76

85

.8

85.484

774•415

. 121

.022

943.022

943.022

943-025621 .4321

949.6

977.7931

814.31

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Otto cycle gas engins

'Ottoman empire

^Ottumwa, la.

Otway, T: Eng. drama 822.45

Oudaan, Joachim Dut. " 839.3236^Oudh, India history 954.2'Outagamie co. Wis. " 977-539Outbildings architecture 728

.

9

Outcast races 397Outcrop geology 551-85Outdoor

cookery 641.578

garments dom. econ. 646.45

relief charity 361

pauperism 339servis dom. econ. 647.3

sports 796

Outer house garments 646 . 43

Outfall sewerage system 628.217

sewers 62S.27

Outlawry criminal law 343'Outlines, compends, see subj.

Outlining drawing 741

Outlooks landsc. garden'g 717

Outposts military science 35541

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX677

Outward flow turbins 62 1

.

Outworks fortifications 623

.

Ovarian

artery anat. 611.

castration, physiol. effects 612 .

243

117

611.

6ir.

618.

612

.

617

.

646.

375-

532.

\'eins anatomyOvaries anatomy

gynecology

physiology

Ovariotomy surgery

Overcoats dom. econ.

Overcrowding curriculum

0\*rfalls hydraulics

Overflows sewer appurten. 628.

Overhanding dom. econ. 646.

Overbed

lines elec, transmission 621

.

wire " traction 621.

Overhours hygiene 613

.

Overmantels fixt furniture 729.

Overshot wheels mech. eng.62 1

.

Overskou, T: Danish dram.839 .

Overstrain

effect on library servis 023 .

staff 023.physical hygiene 613.

Overstudy school hygiene 371.Overtime work lib. econ. 023

.

Overture orchestral music 785.Overuse of organs hygiene 613 .

Overworkhygiene

mental mental hygiene

Ovid Latin poetryOvogenesis embryologyOvulation physiology

Ovumembryology 611.capsule of anatomy 611.pathology of pregnancy 618.physiology 612.removal obstetric oper. 618.

^Owen CO. Ind. history 977.Owners

absentee and alien 333 .

liability of bilding 692.Ownership, land 333

marks lib. econ. 025.Oxalate of cerium therap. 615.Oxalates mineralogy 549.OxenstjernaJ.G. Swed. lit.839.

^Oxford, England history 942.

travels 914.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

1369

62 1

1

1467

65

ri

621

46

45006

53

25821

613-

131

871.

6ii.

612

.

31922

3322

61

95

22

8264

644

643

73

71

64

5

65

61

2

01316

62

01315

6512

32

622

88

243

4

9

^Oxford CO. Me, history

travels

movementuniversity

Oxids mineralogy

theoretic chem.Oxydants physiol. chemOxygen

chemistrv

compounds mineralogygroup inorganic chem.in blood physiol.

mesology

muscular consump. of

Oxyhemoglobin physiol.

Oxyntic glands, stomachOxytocics therapeutics

Oysters

cookery dom. econ.

fisheries

food dom. econ.

fossils

fresh pub. helth

preservation chem. tech

dom. econ.

preservd pub. helthzoology

"Ozark co. Mo. history

^Ozaukee co. Wis. history

Ozocerite economic geol.

Ozone chemistry

hygiene

974-17

917-417283

378.42

549-5

541-4

. 612 .01511

546. 21

549 5

546 2

612 . 1272

6r2 .014464612

.74422

612 . 1 1 II

I

<^^^ -33

615.766

641 .6

639

641.3

564.1

614.317.664.9

641 .4

614.319

594 I

977-^835

977 592

553-27546.21

613.16

25

735

79

7154

57

257

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

678 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Pacchioni's glands anat. 611

Pachyderms zoology 599Pacific

coast U. S. civ. war 973* Hands, Polynesia hist. 996

travel 919ocean, discov. U.S.hist. 973

phys. geografy^ slope, U. S. history

^ states •'

Packers lib. employees

Packing voltaic cells

Paddock lectures apologet.239

^Padua, Italy history 945travel

Paediatrics medicin

Pasdogenesis zoology

Pagan architecture

Paganism

^Page CO. la. history

Page size newspapers

Pageants customs

Pages library staff

55^

979

979023

621

914618

591

722

290

977070

394023

numbering of print'g655

Paging machines " 655Pail system sanitation 628

Pailleron, EI Fr. drama 842

Pain sense physiology 612

Painless extinction

of animal life 614Paint, prehistoric 571Painted decoration arch. 729Painters biografy 927

colic 615Painting fine art 750

8193

6

7389

6

16

465

795

3524

05

3

53

9

163

778

321

5

78

27

36

42

87

884

971

72

4

5

928

house, sign, etc. 698 . i

708

750

667.

728.

725-

Paintings, collections of

engravings fromPaints chem. technol.

Palaces architecture

of rulers "

Pala^- see Pale-

Palate

anatomybone anatomymuscles

soft, in speech physiol. 612 .

Palatinate^ Upper, Germany hist. 943

.

war of U. S. history 973 .

Paleografy^ English language 421

.

inscriptions 417PaleoHthic age prehist.arch, 571

.

6

3

17

611.

611.

611.

3157162

73276

7892

34

25

7

I

Paleontologic anatomyPaleontology

^Palermo

Palestine1

Palestrina

Palladius

Pallium

6n560

history 945travels 914ancient history 933modem " 956pre-Judaic hist. 939travels 915

sacred music 783

*Pali language 491Palimpsests rare mss. 091Palingenesis metaphys. 129

Palisades fortifications 623

Palladium inorgan. chem. 546

Danish misc.

anatomysacred omam.

Palm, J. H. vanderPalm muscles anatomyPalmas botanyPalmaris brevis

longus

Palmieri,, M. Ital. essays

Palmistry magic

Palms botany

horticulture

Palmyra ancient history 939Palo Alto, battle Mex.war.973^

CO. la. history 977

Palpebrae anatomy 61

1

Palpebral apparatus physiol6i2

Paludan-MuUer.F. Dan.poet839

Pamflets

cases for lib. econ. 025

miscellaneous collections 040

preservation of 025

special lib. material 025on special topics see subject

Pamirs 958Pamphlets, see Pamflets

Pamphylia ancient hist. 939Pampiniform plexus 6 1

1

Panaetius Greek philos. 188

Panamacongress U. S. history 973

* history 986

Pananti, Filippo Ital. satire 857

839611

247

839611

584

611

611

854

^33

584

716

.016

.8

•58

•9

45.69

•4

3

4.117*

.98

.8824

.8131

,6

3451

7377

•5

73772

7375222

6

5

I

43

6234

7155

847

847

8167

8

4

172

29

1466

4

55

Pancreas

Pancreatic

artery

duct

anatomydiseases of

physiology

anatomy

611

616

612

611

611

,67

37

37

34

13643

373

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 679

Pancreatic

juice physiology 612

secretions animals 591Pancreatico-duodenal artery

611.

611.

615-

584.

349-

694.5

inferior anatomysuperior "

Pancreatin aids to digest.

Pandaneae botany

Pandects Roman law

Paneld construction

carpentry

Panels

carvd arch, decoration

central elec. station

local electric lighting

painted arch, decorat.

Panhandle

Eastern W. Va. history

travel

Northern history

Panic, finan. 1837 U.S.hist. 973.

1873 " " 973-Panics

commercial money 332production 338trade 381

*Panjabi language 491 .

Pannonia ancient hist. 939.prison syst.

amusementspainting

nat. theology 212

147

722

.

599-

621

.

34

143

13651

13641

734261

375

729.

621

.

621

.

729.

975917

975-

S6

3172

3283

46

49

549411

5782

Panopticon

Panoramas

Pantheism

4286

365

791

750

PantheonPanthers

792

782.

643-

philosofy

architecture

zoology

Pantografs elec. traction

Pantomimes dramamusic

Pantries dom. economvPanzacchi, E. Ital. essays 854.Paoli Amer. revolution 973.Papacy eccles. polity 262.

Papal bulls " " 262

conclaves " " 262.

infallibility " "262.states, Italy hist. 945.supremacy, Ital, " 945 .

Papaveraceae botany 583.Paper

covers library books 025 .

domestic economy 646.

engineering materials 620.

hanging trade 698.

in books publishing 655

.

7

7

33472

9

4788

3S3^13

13

13

6

03

122

7

182

197

6

Paper

manufacture

mills architecture

moneyroofing bilding

676

725.46

332-5

695.7

^Parables

Parabola

^Papers on spec, topics, see subjects

Paphlagonia ancient hist. 939.31^Papua history 995Papular affections of skin 616.51Papyrus manuscripts 091

English liter. 828New Testament 226 .

8

analytic geom. 516.25geometry 513.25

Paraboloid anal. geom. 516,45Parabosco, G. Ital. fiction 853.45Paraceles anatomy 6 1 1 . 8

1 3 8Paracelsus medieval philos. 189 . 5

Paracentral lobule anat, 611,81316Paradidymis "

6 1 1 , 63 3Paradise

garden of EdenBible geog, 220.91

Genesis

primitiv home of race

theology

Paradisi, A. Ital. poetryParaffin chem. technol.

Paraffining bldg material

Paraffins organic chem.^Paraguay history

Parallax, lunar astronomy

practical "

solar

stellar

terrestrial

Parallel

courses education

forces physics

lines geometryperspectiV descr. geom. 515.61planes geometry 513-33

Parallelism Scripture 220 . 88

Parallels siege works 623 . 23

Paralysis

diseases

facial

infantil

222 . II

572.4

236.6

851.61

665.4

691 ,2

547-21

989

523-31

522.91

523.92

523.81

525.16

375.0013

53124513 13

Parasites

animal

physiology

diseases

public helth

surgery

diseases

of animals animal hyg.

616.842

612.81978

616.83

614-54

617.48

616.961

614.9253

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

6So

Parasites

pathology of animals

plants

vegetable diseases

Parasitic

animals

diseases dermatology

pathology

public helth

plants

Parathyroids

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION RELATIV IXDEX 68i

591

581

616

Parcel post

ParchmentParenchyma

591

616

616

614

S8i

anatomy 611

physiology 612

postoffis 383manuf. 676

anatomy 611

23

969

69

57

96

55

69

447

442

665

38S

6

Parenchymatous absorption

physiology 612

Parent and child law 347

Parents ethics 173-5

Parian chronicle

Arundel marbles 4S1 . 7

Greek history 938

Parietal

bone anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 5 4

lobe of brain " 611.81312

Parietales botany 583 12

Parieto-occipital fissure

anatomy 611.81315

Parini, Giuseppe Ital . satire S 5 7 . 6 4

^Pans, France history 944-3*^

travel 914.436

congress of, 1856 34i-i

expositions 606

peace of U. S. history 973 .

treaty, U. S. war w. Spain 973 .

Parish

care of sick, fallen, etc. 258

ecclesiastic polity 262 .

government England 352.

law 352

libraries 027

missions theology 269

work, societies for 256

Park bildings architec. 725

.

^Parke co. Ind. history 977.

Parkersburg, W. Va. hist. 975.

Parks

hygiene of ground 614

.

recreation 613.

public landscape gard. 711

local govemm't 352

.

Parliament

constitutional law 342 .

Topes in balck face type are subdivided.

26

89

2

0423

8

76

246

423

783

75

7

Parliament

England 328.42houses of architecture 725.

u

Parliamentary

blue books 328.424control administration 351 96debates 32S.422law 328.1practis legislat. bodies 328.1reform England 328.42

Parlor domestic econ. 64562magic 793maids dom. econ. 647-25pastimes 793

Pannenides Gk philos. 182.3

Pamell, T : Eng. poetry 821.52Pamy, E. D. D. Fr. poetry 841.57Parochial

libraries 027.8schools and libraries 257

education 377-5^Parodies English liter. 827Paroles U. S. civil war 973-773Parolfactoria anatomy 611.8133Paroophoron " 611.6677Parotid glands " 611.3165Parovarium " 611 .6676Parquetry floors architec. 721 ,66

Parricide criminal law 343Parrots domestic birds 636.6

zoology 598-7Parsee dualism heresies 273.2Parseeism 295Parseval Grandmaison, F. A

French poetry 841 . 63Parsifal legends 398.2

opera 782 .2

^Parsing Eng. grammar 425 -2

Parsis biografy 922.95religion 295

Part songs vocal music 784.8

Parthenogenesis

botany 581 . 162

physiology 612 . 6132zoology 591.162

Parthenon architecture 722 .8

Parthia ancient history 935.6^Particles English etymol 422.9^ syntax 425.9Parties, political 329

social amusem't 793dora, econ. 642.41

Partington, Mrs Am.hum. 817-34Partisan warfare mil. sci. 355

Partnership law 347-7Partridge -shooting 799Parts electric mach. 621 .316

Parturition obstetrics 618.4physiology 612.63

Party

conventions polit. sci. 320feeling in religion, use of 280

lines telefony 62 1 .3852Paruta, Paolo Ital. essays 854.47Parzival legends 398.2^Pas de Calais, France hist. 944 . 2 7

^Passaic co. X. J."

974. 923Passavanti, J. Ital. essays S54. 12

Passenger

elevators lib. bldgs 022.9571mech. eng. 621 . 87771

engins steam eng. 021 . 13265Passeroni, G. C. Ital. satire S57.62

Passiflorales botany 583 . 45Passifloreas "

583 . 456Passion

music 783.3plays English literature 822 . i

general history 809 . 2

Oberamniergau 792religion 244

Passionists monast. orders 271.6

157

612 .82133

741

614.477

252. 1

Eng. literature 821.06

250

.^0

42

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Passions philosofy

physiology

Pastel drawing

Pasteurism pub. helth

Pasteurization infant diet 613.22Paston letters Eng. hist. 942 .04

liter. 826.2Pastoral

letters

poetry

theology

visitations

Pastors ecclesiastic polity 262 . i

Pastry room dom. econ. 643 .36^Patagonia history

travel

Patella anatomy of bones

of kneePatent

blocks printing

indexes literary meth.law law

patents

medicins adulterations

state control

therapeutics

Q82

918.2

on. 71845

till .983

655.22

029.5

347-7608

614.353614. 27O15.88

Patent

roomtypes

Patents

lib. bildings 022 .64

printing 655.23bilding 690 .

8

engineering 620.08useful arts 608

^Paterson, \. J. hi^ory 974.924Pathetic nerv anatomy 6 11. 83 14

physiol. 612 .8194nuclei anatomy 61 r . 8155

Pathogenesis 616.01Pathologic anatomy diag. 616.078Pathology

botany

medicin

mental

of labor

pregnancy

puerperal state

zoology

Patience ethics

Patriarchal in^itutions

Patriarchs of Bible lives

Patricide law

581.2

616

131

618.5

618.3

618.7

591-2

179.9

321 .

1

220 .92

,^43

Patriotic societies, American 369 . i

Patriotism ethics

Patriots

biografy

of America, order

Patristic

philosofers biografy

philosofy

theology

Patronage

Pattern shop

172.

1

923

369.125

021 .9

189.2

2 50 . I

'/ / II

ethics 177.5

mfg plant 621.72Paul 1 Russian history 947 . o 7

Paulding, J. K. Am. humor Si 7 . 23^

CO. O. history

Paulus Hook Am. revol.

Pauper asylums

architec.

labor

Pauperism

973-3355

362.5

725 55

331-6

339and illiteracy, pub. educ. 379.22

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Pavements road eng.

sanitation

Pawls mech. engin'g

Pawnbroking, loan instit.

^Pawtucket, R. I. history

Payrolls library finance

Pea Ridge, Ark. civil war 973.7323Peabody fund education 373 . 75

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

625.8

628.47

621.837

332-34

974.53325.1x5

683 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Peace

and war ethics 173

conference U.S.civ.war 973efforts for " " "973jubilee Boston 780

society interna, ethics 172

Peaches agriculture 634Peacock, T:L. Eng. fie. 823

Peacock andEpervier U. S. war 1812 973Hornet

Peanuts agriculture

Pearls precious stones

Pears agriculture

Peasantry polit. econ.

Peasants war Ger. hist.

Peat

economic geology

fuel chem. tech.

domestic econ.

Pecquet, cistern of anat.

Pectineus muscle

Pectoral glands

region

Pectoralis majorminor "

Pedagogics

Pedalineae botanyPedata zoology

Pedersen, K. Dan. miscel.

Pedestals arch, design

Pedestrianism

ethics

medicinPediatrics

Pediculosis

Pedigrees

Pediments

973

634

553

634

33^

943

553-

662.

644-

611.

611.

611.

611.

611.

611.

371

583.

593-

839-

729.

796

175-

618.

616.

929.

721

.

729.

721

.

265.

591-

genealogy

arch, constr.

design

walls

PedobaptismPedogenesis zoology

Pedunculated bodies anat. 611

^Peebles, Scotland hist. 941

Peerage heraldry

*Pehlevi language

^Peking, China history

travel

Pelagianism heresies

Pelasgian architecture

^Pelew ilands history

Pelican, ship U.S.war 1812 973 .

Pellico, Silvio Ital. drama 852.

Peloponnesian war Gk hist.938

.

Peloponnesus ancient ** 938.

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

929

491.

951-

915-

273-

722

.

996.

4

712

712

973

4

76

5255

5253

8

8

031

21

6

22

423

73823

4675

942

7351

7352

85

978821

32

7

9

968

2

86

37

28

I

163

^33

46

7

53I

1

1

5

6

6

5253

72

05

6

^Peloponnesus modem hist. 949Pels, Andries Dutch dram. 839Pelton wheel water motors62iPelvic articulations anat. 611

bone " 611

lymphatics " 611

region " 611

Pelvimetry 618

Pelvis anatomy 611

diseases of women 618

surgery 6 1

7

^Pembroke, Wales history 942^Pemiscot co. Mo.Penasaceffi botanyPenal colonies crim. law

law

Penalties crim. law

school

Penance theology

Pencils writing materials 652

Pendleton

civil servis act U.S. hist. 973

977

583

343

343

343

371

365

* CO. W. Va.

Pendulumapparatus

operations

physics

" 975

geodesy 526

526

531Penguin, ship U.S.war 1812 973Peninsula

Lower Mich. hist. 977Upper " " 977

Peninsular

campain U . S.civil war 973war Spanish history 946

Penis anatomy 611

diseases of 616

Penitential music 783Penitentiaries 365

architecture 725

Penmanship 652

^Pennsylvania, U. S. hist. 974For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973-3. 973-7 and 973.89

travel 917Pennsylvania, colonial soc.of369

^Penobscot

CO. Me. history 974expedition Am. revol. 973

Penology criminal law 343

Pens writing 652Pension

act, Mex. war U. S. hist .973

bill, dependent " 973

5

3242

232

7281

7181

4216

96

52

96

13

56

99

8996

9342

2

54

6

-84

491

72

73

53

5257

4

49

732706

6466

27

61

8

48

127

13

33522

8s

85

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 683

Pensions

army and navycivil servis

teachers

U. S. civil war

35I-S

351.5

371179737772

Penstocks sewer appurten. 628.257Pentateuch Bible

Pentose nutrition

Peonage

People's

palace self-education

party U. S. politics

*Peoria city, 111. history*

CO. 111.

Peperino economic geol. 553 . 58^Pepin CO, Wis. history 977-547Pepper

adulterations

Pepsin

aids to digestion

destruction in stomachformation in stomach

222.1

612 .39619

326.2

374.9

329.84

977-352

977352

614.314

615-7342

612.3232

612 .3232in gastric juice physiol.612 .3215m unn "

materia medica

Peptic glands anat.

Peptones

changes in intestin

gastric digestion

in urin physiol.

nutrition

stomach absorption of

Peptonuria physiology

Pequot indian war U. S. hist.973 . 22

Perception physiol. psych. 612.8218psychology

Perch fishes

Percussion

caps chem. tech.

mil. engineering

diagnosis

instruments music

Perez, A. Spanish letters

Perfection ethics

Perfectionists sects

Perforating

stamp lib. econ.

telegrafs communica.elec, engin'g 621 3822

tools mech *' 621.95Perfumery chemic tech. 668 . 5

toilet 646.

7

Pericardial artery anat. 611 . 1355

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

612.32321

615-35

611.33

612.33274

612.32245612 .461264

612.39817

612.32274

612.46668

152

597-5

662 .4

623.45421616 .074

789

866.32

171-3

289.9

025.252

654-3

6ir.

6x1.

612 .

552-

523-

611.

611.

Pericardium anatomyPerichondrium histology

physiologyPeridotite plutonic rocksPerigee moonPerineal region anatomyPerineum

female obstetrics 6 1

8

surgery 6 1

8

Perineurium histology 611PeringskjOld, J. Swed. misc.839Period of

decline physiology 612full development " 612revolution earth 525

Periodic law theoret. chem54iPeriodical clubs self educ. 3 74Periodicals

general 050length of loan lib. econ. 024,on special topics see subject

pubHsht by Hbrary 025Periosteum

dental, dis. of dentistry 617diseases 6i6histology 611physiology 612

Peripatetic philosofers 185Peritoneum

admin, of medicin by 615anatomy ^ndiseases of 616.physiology 612.

Peritonitis diseases 616.

obstetrics 618.Periuterin diseases of women 618.Perjury law 343Perkinism cures 615Permutation arithmetic 511Pemin-Duploy^ shorthand 653Peronaeus

brevis anatomylongus •

tertius "

Peroneal artery "

Peronosporeae botanyPerpetual motionPerrault, C : Fr. fiction

Perrot burners prac. chem. 542Perry co. 111. history 977

II

01834

754

38

33

96

3534455.018835

7833

67

66

31

9

22

62

:; . 126

63

71

01844

754

,66

381

38

3393^

73

13

611

611

611

611

589

531

843

Ind.

Mo.

O.

Pa.

977

977

977

974

.856

5-38

•73853

•73851

•73846

1379225

8

47

44

393229

8694

159

845

figures refer to the tables at the end of this indai

684 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Perspectiv

effect architec. design 729 15

linear 515.61projections geodesy 526.81

Perspiration, see SwetPersuasion logic 168

^Perth, Scotland history 941 .32

Perticari, G. Ital. essays 854 . 68

Perturbations

earth 525-34

of hevenly bodies 521 .

4

Peru

administration 354 . 85antiquities 913 . 85

architecture 720 . 985ancient 722 .9

botany 581 .985

finance 336.85geology 558.5

* history 985maps 912.85schools 379-85statistics 318.5travel 918.5treaties 341.285

Pesantry polit. econ. 331 - 8

Pesants war Ger. history 943 .031

*Peshito language 492 .

3

Pessimism philosofy 1 49 .

6

Pestalozzian system educa. 371 .44

Pestifuges dom. econ. 648 . 7

museums 579.82

Pestilences public helth 614.49

Pestles chem. apparatus 542 . 22

Pests

agriculture 632

household dom. econ. 648 . 7

in museums 579 . 81

Petards mil. engineering 623.45434

Peter, St epistle i 227.92

2 227.93the Great Rus. hist. 947.05

Peters, S: A. Amer. hum. 817.15

Petersburg, Va.

battle U. S. civ. war 973 . 7365lines, assault "

973-7373Petersen, N. M. Dan. lit. 839 . 8461

Petition, right of

English const, hist. 342. 429

Petitions administration 351.97Petit's canal anat. 611 .8447

Petralogy lithology 552

Petrarca, F. Ital. poetry 851.18

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Perry's exped. to JapanU. S. hist. 973.66

Persecutions theology 272

Perseverance of the saints 234.9Persia ancient history 935-5^ modem " 955

travels 915-5Persian

architecture 723-3ancient 722.5

* language 491-55* old 491-51

philosofers 181.

5

wars Greek history 93S.03

Persimmons agriculture 634

Persius Flaccus, Aulus

Latin satire 877-4Person of Christ doc. theol. 232

Personal

appearance costumes 391

ethics 177-4toilet 646.7

equation mach. astron. 522.54prac. " 522.97

hygiene medicin 613liberty English law 347-1names etymology 929-4narrativs

autobiografy 920

U. S. hist, civil war 973 -7S

Mex. " 973.628revolution 973 38Span, war 973.898war of 1 81

2

973-528' pronouns Eng. etymol. 422.7

property English law 347-3religion 248

rights 347-1

taxation polit. econ. 336.23use of lib. time by staff 023.92

Personales botany 583.8Personality

dogmatics ^ZS-^for library servis 023.5a

teaching 37^-11

metaphysics ia6

Personnel

domestic servis 647.2

library 023

Persons, disinfection

contagious diseases 614 . 48

Perspectiv

descriptiv geometry 515 6

drawing 742

RELATIV L\DEX 68s

Swed. poetry 839.7122" 839.7121

5<5o

552

665.5

644.23

553-28

542.43

621.1331

549-8

644.23

552

Petri. L.

Olaus " "

Petrifaction paleontology

Petrografy

Petroleum

chemic technology

domestic fuel

economic geology

heating prac. chem.locomotiv fuels

mineral

products dom. fuels

Petrology geology

Petronius Arbiter Lat. sat. 877 . 5

Petrosal

ganglion anatomy 6 1 1 . 89 1

9

nerv, great superficial 6 1 1 . 83 1

5

^Pettis CO. Mo. history 977.848Peutingerian tables

ancient geog. 913Pew rents cleric support 254Peyer's patches anatomy 6 11. 34 13Pfaffe Amis, Der Ger. sat. 837.21Phaedrus Latjn poetry 871 .6

Phagedsena diseases 616.941Phagocytosis physiology 6 1 2 . 1 1 23Phalangeal joints anat. 61 1 . 7270Phalanges of foot

handPhalaris Greek letters

Phallicism

Phanerogamia botanyPharmacists' registration,

state control of 614.24Pharmacology 615 7Pharmacopoeial drugs

adulterations 614.351Pharmacopoeias mat. med. 615 . 1

1

Pharmacyeconomic botanypractical materia med.

Pharyngeal

artery, ascending anat.tonsil

Pharyngobranchii fishes

Pharynxanatomydiseases of

muscles anatomyphysiology

Phase

changing transformers

elec. eng. 621 .31434

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

611. 718961 I. 7179886.3

291

582

5S1.63

615-4

611. 13324611.324

597-1

611 .321

616.32

611.73278612 .2154

Phase

converters

asynchronous elec. eng. 621 .31368synchronous

meters *<

Phases of moonPheasant shooting

Phedo Gk philosofers

^Phelps CO. Mo. history

Phenanthrene org. chem. 547.28Phenicia ancient history 939.44

621.31354

621.37491

523.32

799

183.7

977-8594

modemPhenician architecture*

language

philosofers

Phenols organic chem.Phenomena

in labor obstetrics

nutritiv physiology

vital biology

Phi Beta Kappa society

Philadelphia. Pa.

capture Amer. revol.^ city history

travels^ CO. history

evacuation Am. revol.

exposition 1876

U. S. hist.

Philanthropists biografy

Philanthropy ethics

Philately postage stamps 383Philemon epistles 2 2 7 . 86Philharmonics societies 780 .

6

Philip German history 943 .025

956.9

722.3

492.6181.

8

547.3

618.43

612.39

577

371.85

973-3337974-811

917.4811

974.811

973.3343O06

973.82

923.6

177-7

I

3

3

4

5

6

2

3

4

5

French

Spanish

944022944-023

944024944 024

944024944-025

946.04

946.051

946.052

946.055227.6Philippians epistles

^Philippine ilands history 991.4travel 919. 14

Philip's, King, warXew England history 974United States " 97-^.24

Philistines ancient history 939.45Phillips, Wendell Am. orat. 815.34PhiUips code telegrafy 62 1 . 382 1 54figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

686 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Philo Greek philosofers i86

Philolog:ists biografy 934

Philology 400

classic 470-

Philoprogeniti\Tiess phrenol.139

zoology 591

Philosofers biografy 92

1

Philosofer's stone alchemy 540

Philosofic

apparatus 530

classification of knowledge 1 1 a

instrument making 681

magazines 105

systems 140

Philosofy 100

biografy of 921

natural 530^ of special topics see subject

Philydraceae botany 584

Phimosis anatomy 611

surgery 617

Phlebitis puerperal dis. 618

Phlebogram physiol. 612

Phlegmasia dolens 618

Phlogiston chemistry 540

Phlorizin

nutrition 6 1

2

toxic glycosuria 612

Phocis, Greece anc. hist. 938

Phoebe, ship U.S.war 1812 973Phoenicia ancient history 939^ modem " 956

Phoenician, see Phenician

Phonetic

shorthand 653' spelling Eng. language 421

Phonics elementary educa.372

Phonograf acoustics 534Phonografy 653

Phonolite lithology 552

Phonology 414

Phosphates

as fertilizers agricul. 631

economic geology 553in urin physiology 612

mineralogy 549Phosphorescence 53 5

of cells and org. physiol. 612

Phosphorescent

animals comp. physiol. 612

zoology 591

Phosphorus

compounds air pollu. 614

in food physiology 612

489

56

35642

46

77

1342

77I

396175

4644

3

5255

44

9

4

4

86

26

64

46162

72

3

014445

772

59

728

39244

Phosphorus

urin physiology 613.

inorganic chemistry 546.

materia medica 615

.

nonmetallic poisons 615

.

Photochemistry 541-

Photo-electrotyping 777Photo-engraving 777Photograf cases, library oaa .

Photografic

chemistry 771method transit of Venus 523

.

optics 535.

Photografs

collections of 779lib. administration 025

.

of animals in motion

art anatomy 743zoology 591.

comets 523

.

moon 523

.

planets 533

.

sun 533

.

Photografy

art 770astronomy 522.

military 623

.

Photogrammetry photog. 778survey'g 526.

PhotoUthografy 775Photometric observa. stars 523 .

Photometries optics 535

.

Photometry astronomy 522.

visual physiol. 612.

Phototherapy therapeu. 615.

Phototropism mesology 612.

Photo-zincograf

y

776^Phrase books

English language 428.

P hrenic

arteries, inferior anat. 611

.

nerv " 611.

physiology 612.

sympathetic nervs anat. 611

.

veins, inferior *' 611.

Phrenologists biograf

y

920 .

Phrenology 139Phrygia ancient history 939.Phthisis lung diseases 616.

public helth 614.

Phyllite lithology 552.

Phylloerytrin blood 612 .

Phyllopoda zoology 595.

Phylloxera agriculture 632

4616a

18

218

924

35

486

95

85

177

47

69

39

49

79

63

73

91

83

3

63

84361

831

014447

1361

83336

819941

8393

1465

9

26

246

542

441 1 19

32

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at Che end of this index

RELATIV INDEX687

Physical

astronomy 523capacity of women educ. 376.1chemistry 541 3conditions mental char. 136.6culture rooms Y.M.C.A. 267.327department " 267.356director * 267 . 343education hygiene 613 7

school hyg. 371-73geografy

geology

laboratories architec.

properties of blood

crystals

sciences

551 4551

727-4612. II

548.8

500surroundings ment. char. 136.2theory of musictraining education

units physics

Physicians

ethics

lives of

registration state control 614.24Physicochemic

forces mesologyPhysicochemistry

781.1

371 73

174.2

Q26.

1

Physics

molecular

PhysiognomyPhysiografy

Physiologic

acoustics

botany

chemistry

zoology

optics

zoology

Physiology

animal

comparativ

mental

of labor obstetrics

pregnancy

puerperal state

vegetable

vivisection

612 .014462

541 3

530

539

551.4

534.7

581

612.015

591-19

535-7

591

612

591 I

612 .019

131

618.4

618.21

618.6

581 I

ethics 179-4method 612.077pub. helth 614.22

fishes 597.5descr. botany 580

Phytolaccaceaj botany 583.915Pia mater, cerebral anat. 611 .Si 91

spinal " 611 .8291

Physostomi

Phytografy

Piano and organ

musicPianola

*Piatt CO. 111. historyPicard, L: B. Fr. drama

786

786 4

789.9

977-367S42.67

^Picardy, France history 944.26Piccolo musical instrum. 788.5Piccolomini, A. Ital. essays 854 .42Picenum anc. history 937 4^Pickaway CO. O. *

977.1815Picnic lunches dom. econ. 642

.

3

Pictorial art fine arts

Picts ancient history

Scottish "

Picture

fittings

frames

galleries

lib. econ.

decoration

fine arts

lib. bldgs

econ.

dom. econ.

700

936

941 01

022.93

749

708

022.656021 .48

645.69

645 -5

371-636

973-797

gallery

Pictures

domestic economyschool decorationU. S. history civil war

revolution 973.397war 1812 973.5297

i^icturesque

beauty esthetics 701views and tours gio

^Piedmont, Italy history 945 . i

Pierce, F. presidency of 973 . 66^Pierce co. Wis. historyPierpont, J: Am. poetryPiers

arch, construction

design

bridges

river and harbor engin'g

977-54a811.26

721.3

729.3a

624.

1

627-3Pietists heresies 2 73-7Piety, practical 240Pigeonholes offis equipm't 65

1

Pigeons domestic birds 636 ,

6

zoology

Pigment

histology

nerv histology

Pigmentary changesdermatology

Pigments

bile composition

origin

chemic technology

598.6

611 .01839

611 .01882

616.55

612 35713

612-35733667.6

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

688 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Pigments

eye physiology

fine arts

inspection of pub. helth

physiologic chemistry

skin anatomyphysiolog}'

urin

Pigmies

folklore

human biology

teratology

Pigs diseases of

domestic animals

zoology

Pike CO. 111. history

Ind.

Mo.

O.

Pa.

Pilasters

arch, construction

design

carvd arch, decora.

painted "

Pile driving

Piles diseases

foundations

sand foundations

Pilgrim fathers, Mass. hist,

Pilgrimages, religious

Pillow, Ft U. S. civil warPillows dom. econ.

Pilocarpin physiology

therapeutics

Pilot laws

Pilots protection of life

seamanship

Pindar Greek poetry

Pindar, Peter Eng. satire

Pindemonte, I. Ital. poet

Pineal gland anat.

Pineapple

Pines

agriculture

botanv

forestry

Pinnipeds mammalsPins for electric wires

Pioneering tools mil. sci.

Pioneers biografy

Pipefish zoology

Piperacese botany

Pipes

elephant Amer. antiqui.

612.8435

751

614.37

612 .0154

611.7785612 . 796612 .46127

398.4

573-8611 .012

619.4

636.4

599-7

977-345

977.236

977.836

977.1847

974.824

721.86

729.32

729-57

729.47

624.

1

616.35

721 . 16

721 . 16

974.48248

973-7361

645-47

612.31342

615-743

347-7614.866

656

884.

5

827.65

851-63

611 .8145

634

584.22

585-2

634.9

599-7

621.319224

355-84

923-9

597-5

583 925

913-73

Pipes

hydraulics 532

.

on houses sewer ventil. 628.

prehistoric archeology 571

.

sewer 628.

steam heating 697.

transmission 621

.

strength of materials 620 .

water works 628.

Pipethreding machines 621.

Pipets practical chem 542

.

gas " "542.

Piping comprest air 621

.

hydraulic pressure 621.

refrigeration 621.

steam engineering 621

.

^Piqua city, O. history 977.

Piracy " 910

.

law 343Pirates biografy 910.

Piriformis muscle anat. 611

.

Piron, Alexis Fr. drama 842 .

Pisa, Guido da Ital. fiction 853

.

^Pisa, Italy history 945.

travel 914.

^Piscataquis co. Me. hist. 974.

Pisces zoology 597Pisciculture business 639

Pis^ walls 721.

Pisidia ancient history 939,

Pisiform bones anat. 611,

Pissette wash bottles chem. 542 ,

Pistoia, Cino da Ital. poet. 851

manufacture 683

small arms 623

Pistols

Piston

blowers mech. eng. 62 1

,

pumps engineering 62 1

,

steam locomotiv 621

Pit dwellings prehist. arch. 571

'Pitcaims iland history 997travel 919

Pitcher ijlants botany 583

Pitchstone lithology 552

Pitillas, Jorge Span, satire 867

Pitman, Benn shorthand 653

Izaac "653

Pitt, William

lord Chatham Eng. orat. 82 5

1759-1806 " " 825

PittosporeiE botany 583

^Pittsburg, Pa. history 974Pittsburg Landing

U. S. civ. war 973

54

234

26

22

5

185

11283

15

94466

73

532

253

566

185

148

4

4

73816

55

13

5

55

12

23

27

71774

69

16

443

61

652

1341

82

7

121

23

41

5

61

61

,66

141

886

.7326

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 689

Pituitary

body anatomy 6 1 1 . 8 1 43physiology 612.492

membrane anatomy 611.21

Pius 4 creed 238.

2

Pizarro discovery of Amer. 9 73 . 16

Placenta

embryology 611. 01385obstetrics 618.36removal in labor 618.87retention in " 618. 56

Placers economic geology 553 . 13

Places, names of 929 .

4

etymology 929.4Placoids paleontology 567.3

zoology 597.3Plade, Peder Danish misc. 839.SS24Plagiarism lit. methods 029Plagiostomi fishes 597 .

3

Plague diseases 616.923Plagues, hist, of pub. helth 614 .49Plain song cathedral music783 . 25Plains

of the moon astronomy 523 .34physical geografy

Plan

architectural design

of house dom. econ.

kitchen **"

library book cases

Planche, J! B. G. Fr. essays S44 . 7 ^

Plane

geometry 513.1inclined physics s^^ i . 85loci analytic geom. 516. i

of orbit in space astron. 521.21

551-45

729.2

643.2

643 31

022.443

perspectiv

table surveying

trigonometry

Planers, metalPlanes

analytic geometrydescriptiv

geometry

inclined canal eng.

modem geometrysolid

Planetarium descr. astron. 523 .28

Planetary system astron. 523 . 25Planets

descriptiv astron. 523 4distributiv laws 523 . 2

1

maps and observations 524.

4

mutual action 521.41

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

515.61

526.96

5M 5

621 .912

516.32

5 1 5 . 1

1

513 I

626.5

513-51

513 31

521.43

523 -49

521-5

526.97

Planets

nonsphericity

observations of

theoretic astronomyPlanimetry surveyingPlaning mach. mech. eng. 621 .91

Planisphere astronomv 522.78Plans

architectural 720for bildings 692

libraries lib. bildings 022.3of cities maps 912

Plantagenets Eng. history 942.03Irish

Plantagineae botanyPlantar aitery anat.

muscle

veins

Plantation songs

Plants

accumulators elec. eng. 62 1 . 3552Faure « " - 621.3554

Planting agriculture 63

1

Plants

and animals differences 577 . 5

941-53

583 899611. 13795611.73855611. 14739

784-7

580

580.1

716 .

1

551-97

710

655-37

561

371-638612 . 12

botany

classification of

gardening

geologic agents

landscape gardening

nature-printing frompaleontology

school decoration

Plasma, blood physiology

Plaster

bilding material

casts sculpture

ceilings arch, construe.

of paris agriculture

art

eng. materials 620 . 15Plastering masonry 693 .

6

Plastic surgery 617.95Plasticity engin'g materials 620.1123

691

730

721

631

731

75

Platanacese botanyPlate

carving

domestic economyglass manufactureinsurance

manufacture

system icemaking

Plateaus phys. geol.

Plated ware manufacture

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

583-971

736

642.7

666.1

368.6

671

621

551

071

582

43

690 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

4

4

8135

7321

3

7479

74

92

84

61

62

Platen Hallernitinde 831.68

Plates

book see Book plates

strength of materials 620

Plating books lib. econ. 025

Platinum

filaments elec. lighting 621

inorganic chemistry 546

Plato ancient philosofy 184

Greek literature 888

idealism 141

Platonic philosofy 184

Platonists, new 186

*Platt Deutsch language 439^ literature 839

*Platte CO. Mo. history 977Platysma myoides anat. 611

Plautus Latin drama 872

Play child study 136

hygiene 613

Players, lives of 927

Playgrounds,public 331

school 3 7

1

Playing cards 795

Playright 655

^Plays

English drama 822

mystery history 809

religion 244

theater 792

parlor amusements 793

school student life 371

Pleading 347

^Pleasants co. W. Va. hist. 975Pleasure physiology 612

psychology 157

Plectognathii fishes 597

Plectral stringd instruments 787

Pleiocene period geology 551

Plesure physiology 612

psychology 157

Plethysmografy physiol. 612

Pleura anatomy 611

diseases of 616

physiology 612

Pleurisy diseases 616

Pieuroperitoneal cavity 611

Pleuropneumonia

cattle disease 619

diseases 616

Pliny Latin letters 876

Plong, Carl Dan. poetry 839

Plot of 1604-6 Eng. hist. 942

11282

32641

92

I

4

895

92

421

82133

1679 942

783

82133

,189

2525

2155

25

389

24

241

2

8168

061

066

Plotinus Gk philosofers 186 .

4

Plotting surveying 526 . 96

Plow agriculture 63

1

steam machinery 62 1 . 146

Plumbagineae botany 583.671

Plumbago econom. geol. 553 . 26

Plumbing 696

house drainage 628.6

laws 696.

9

Plums agriculture 634

Plunger pumps engin'g 62 1 .654

Plurality of worlds astron. 523.13

Plutarch Gk literature 888 .

8

philosofers 186.2

Plutology polit. econ. 330

Plutonic rocks iithology 552 . 3

Plymouthbrethren sects 289

^ CO. la. history 977* Mass. "

974

settlement Mass. hist. 974

U. S. " 973

Pneumaticaspiration therapeutics 615

brakes gun mounts 623

cleaning engineering 62

1

differentiation therapeu.615

tools engineering 62

1

tubes communication 654

engineering 621

lib. econ. 022

Pneumatics 533Pneumatology metaphys. 128

Pneumografy physiology 612

Pneumonia diseases 616

^Pocahontas co. la. hist. 977> W.Va. " 975

Pockets, card lib. econ. 025

Podophthalma zoology 595

Podostemaceae botany 5 83

Poe, Edgar Allan Am. poet 811

Poetic

books of Bible 223^ selections Eng. litera. 821.08

Poetry

American literature 811

English literature 821

French " 841

German " 831

Greek " 881

^ humorous Eng. lit. 827

Italian literature 851

Latin " 871^ macaronic Eng. lit. 827

9

716

48

4

22

815

43564

549836

542

8

549

946

211

241

719

487

255

3&

921

32

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX69-

Poetry

philosofy of

sacred hymnology* satiric Eng. lit.

Spanish literature

808.1

245

827

861other literatures see table 5

U. S. history civil war 973 . 791Max. " 973.6291revolution 973 .391

Span, war 973.8991warof 1812 973 . 5291

928

928.21

928.41

928.31

928.51

928.61Poikilothermic animals

comp. physiol. 612.39192Pointed architecture 723

.

5

Pointer telegraf elec. eng. 621 .38225Points modem geometry 513 . 51Poisond wounds surgery 6

1 7 . 148Poisonous

cosmetics adulterations 614.355

Poets, lives of

.English

French

GermanItalian

Spanish

591145

543-5

648.7

612.3574612 .324

612.8214

612.334612 .8424

612.354612 .6644

612 . 82254

secretion animalsPoisons

chemic analysis

domestic economyeffect on bile

gastric juice

intelligence

intestin

ins

liver

milk secretion

nerv cells

nerv. irritability 612.8167pancreas 612.344reflexes 612.83394respiration 612.284salivary glands 612.3134swet 612.7924temperature 612 . 544urin secretion 612

. 464effects of diseases 616.97elimination by bile 612.3575

gastricjuice6i2 .324saliva 612 .31341swet 612.79242urin 612.4643thru milk 612.6644

house sanitation

medical jurisprudence648.7

340.6

Poisons

mesology 612.01446sale of state control 614.28therapeutics 615.9vegetable econ. botany 581 . 69

944 6

795

175-5491.89

943

947

491

891

947

947

8

07

85

85

06

5

^Poitou, French history

Poker amusementsethics

*Polabian language

^Poland

history

insurrection of history* language^ literature

partition of history* Russian *

Polar

duplex telegraf elec. eng. 621.382323projections descr. geom. 5 15 . 54

' regions, antarctic travel Q19.

9

^arctic history 998

travel 919.8Polarimeters quan. anal. 545 .

8

Polarimetry of urin physi. 6 1 2 . 461 1 76Polariscope optics 535-5Polariscopic anal. chem. 544 . 7Polarity in rocks geology 551 .84Polarization

of light astronomy

chemistry

optics

Polars

modem anal, geomgeometry

Polemic seitnons

theology

Polemoniaceae botanyPolemoniales

Poles

aerial elec. lines

modern anal. geom.geometry

telegraf communication 654.4elec. eng. 621.319223

Police

local governmentmedical state control

mesures administration

sanitary *'

stations architecture

Polish chem. technologyPoUsh discovery of Amer.* language^

literature

522.65

544-7

535-5

516.55

513-55252 .

2

230

583-761

583.76

621.319223

516.55

513-55

352.2

614. 29

351 74

351 -77

725.18

667.7

973-11

491.85

891.85Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

69a DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

392-

U. S. hist. 973 .

173-

613.

298

220

.

413

583.

6

84

2

89

((

((

(t

Polygamy-

customs

Edmunds act

ethics

hygiene

MormonismPolyglot Bibles

dictionaries

Polygonaceae botany

Polygoneutic variation zool.591

.

Polygons geometry 513.

Polygrafy special lib. 080- see subject for topical collec.

Polyhedra geometry 513.

Polymerisni chemistry 541

.

Polymorphic variation 200I.591

.

Polymorphism crystallog. 548

.

^Polynesia history 996languages 499travel 919

.

Polypetalae botany 583

Polyphase

machinery elec. eng.

traction systems

transmission "

PoK^phonic school music

Polypnea respiration

thermic physiol.

Polyps zoology

Polypus diseases

Polysaccharids nutrition

Polytheism

Polyuria physiology

Polyzoa zoology

^Pomerania, Ger. history

Pomology agriculture

Pompeii description

Pompey's pillar

Egyptian antiquities

monumentsPompignan, J- J. de Franc de 841

Ponce de Leon Am. discov. 973

Pondsartificial landsc. garden. 714

physical geology 55^ -48

Ponies student honor 371.81

Pons Varohi anatomy 611. 8173

physiology 612 .8268

Ponsard, Francois Fr. dram. 842 . 82

Pontederiaceae botany 584.34

Pontiac, conspiracy of 973-27

Pontifical states Ital. hist. 945 6

Pontificate, Rom. eccles.pol. 262 . 13

Pontoon bridges mil. eng. 623.652

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end oi this index

Polishing dom. econ. 648.55

painting 698.3

Politeness ethics 177.

1

etiquet 395Political

associations 3^3

conventions 329

economists' lives 923 3

economy 330

ethics 172.

1

history 900

U. S. civil war 973.71

Mex. "973.621

revolution 973 31

Span, war 973.891war 1 81

2

973-521

organizations 3^3

parties 329

science 320

sermons 252.6

status of woman 396-3

Politicians biografy 923 2

Politics, American 329

British 329.942

morals of 172 .

1

Polity, ecclesiastic 262

Poliziano, A. Ital. drama 852 .22

poetry 851.24

Polk, J. K. presidency of 973-61

^Polk CO. la. history 977-758^ Mo. 977.877» Wis. 977-517

Polka piano music 786.44

Poll tax poUt. econ. 336.25

Pollak-Virag telegraf 621.

38246

Pollen fertilization 581-3

Pollution

air by cemeteries 614-652

public helth 614.7

water by cemeteries 614.651

supply of towns 628.16

Polo amusements 797

Polonaise piano music 786.44

Polonium inorgan. chem. 546.892

Polyandry customs 392.6

ethics 173-2

Polycarpeae botany 583-155

Polychromatic ornament 747Polycystina zoology 593-14

Polyedrons geometry 513 34Polygaleae botany 583-143

Polygalineae 583 14

Polygamycriminal law 343

621 .

621

621.

783-

612

.

612

.

593616.

612

290

612 ,

594

943

634

913

913

718

917

154

16

34

7

151

3

6

I

31332

33143

31913

4

223

5346

992

3961

1

4641

7

16

377

32

S3.16

RELATIV INDEX693

Pontoppidan, E. Dan. misc. 839Pontus ancient history 939PoolselUng ethics 175Poor

laws local government 352pauperism 339

8841

33

9

rates

Poorhouses336

architecture 725asylums 362pauperism 339

Dutch poetry 839Eng. " '821,

satire 827.

history 977.Popery ecclesiastic poUty 262.Popes church history 282

hves 922

.

Popham colony Maine hist. 974.Popish plot, 1679 Eng. hist. 942.Popliteal

anatomy

Poot, H. CPope, Alex.

^Pope CO. III.

,28

55

5

3142

53

55

3991

13

611.

611.

611.

611.

611.

583.

784-

133

379324

133

artery

glands

muscle

space "

veins «

Poppy botanyPopular

ballads

delusions

education, public

elections suffrage

errors

lectures self education 374.science 500soverenty U. S. hist. 973.summer schools self educ. 374

.

tumults public order 351

.

Population statistics

Porcelain

art

chemic technologypainting

vessels prac. chem.Porifera zoologyPork packing air pollut. 614.

trichinae pub. helth 614.Porosity, properties of soHds 539 .

Porous terra construe, bldg 693.Porphyrite lithology 552

.

Porphyrization prac. chem. 542 .

Porphyry Greek philos. 186.Porphyry econ. geology 553.

lithology 552.Porpoises zoology 599

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

066

13786

4683

73856

983

1473122

64

8

752

312

738666.

738

542.

593-

232

4

743

562

2

4

31

22

4

56

31

5

Superior

Port Hudson, La. siege 973 . 7347^ Huron, Mich, history 977.441

Royal heresy 273.7persecutions 272

.

5

S.C. U.S.civ.war973. 751

Porta, G. della Ital. dram. 852 .45

611 .8148

621

621

522

977

18423

15

15

137

Porta anatomyPortable

boilers engineering

engins mechan. eng.

observatories astron.

^Portage co. O. history^

Wis.

Portal ligature physiology 6 1 2. 3 5 1 5

1

vein anatomy 61 1 . 149Portents

Porter. Jane Eng. fict.

Xoah Am. philos.

^ Porter co. Ind. history

travels

Porters

domestic servis

library servis

lodges architecture

Portio dura anatomy

977-553

U3-3823.75

191 .

6

977298917.7298

Portland

cement econ. geology

manufacturevase pottery

^Porto Rico history

Portrait painting

Portraits

catalogs of

collections of painting

engraved

Ports, establishm't of

Portsmouth^ England, history

travel

^ O. history

^Portugal history

travel

Portuguese

discovery of America* language^ literature

647.25

023-795728.91

611. 8317

553-68

666.9

738

972.95

757

757

757

769tides 525 .64

942.27

914-227

977.1871

946.9

914.69

973

469

869Romanesque architecture 723

Portulaceas botany^Posen, Germany history

^Posey CO. Ind. history

Posidonius Gk philos.

Position

calculus of anal. geom.

583

943

977188

16

46

156

13

234

5

>i6.8

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

694 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Position Pottery

of body in orbit astron. 521 23 art 738

space 521 24 manufacture 666.3

orbit 521 22 painting 738

shorthand (>53 01 prehistoric 571-55

Positi\nsm philosofy 14(3 refractory prac. chem. 542.232

Posology materia med. 615 14 works architecture 725-48

Possessiv pronouns Poultry, diseases of 61Q.5^ English etymology 422 7 domestic animals 630.5' syntax 425 Poverty pauperism 339Post Powder

auricular glands anatomy 6 1

1

4632 baking adulterations 6I43^Scommissure 611 8141 chem. tech. 664.6

mortem exam, pathol. 616 079 gun manufactures 662.3

Nicene apostolic church 281 4 manufacture 662.3

ofEis administration 351 816 military engineering 623 452

dep't V . S. admin. 353 4 protectiv external agents 615 . 776

offises architecture 725 16 toilet 646.7

sociology 3^3 Power

pliocene period geology 551 79 balance of polit. science 320 .

1

Postage stamps 383 dehvery elec. traction 621.3315

Postal savings banks 332 2 gas producers 665.7

servis 383 meters elec. eng. 62 I . 3746

telegraf 384 of removal civil servis 351-92

Posterior commissure 611 8141 plants, electric 621.312

Postl, Karl Ger. fiction 833 74 gas engin 621 .49

Postludcs organ music 786 85 steam 621 . 19

Posts carpentry 694 4 pumps engin'g 621 .64

anny mil. engin g 623 613 transmission elec. eng. 621.319

Potash chem. tech. 661 3 mech. • 621 8

Potassium inorg. chem. 546 32 Powers

salts as food 612 39262 of library trustees 023 35

Potato agriculture 035 separation of Eng. govt. 354.4202

botany 583 79 Fr. 354-4402

disease agriculture 632 Ger. " 3544302botany 581 21 U. S. " 353-02

Potential ^Poweshiek co. la. history 977 7596

meters elec. eng. 621 3743 Practical

regulators 621 3145 astronomy 522

static electricity 537 21 chemistry 542

Potentials mining 622 .2

law of attraction 531 51 pharmacy materia med 615-4

of ellipsoids geodesy 526 1

1

religion 240

^Potenza, Italy history 945 77 sermons 252.4

Potgietcr. E. J. Dutch lit. 839 3453 Practis of medicin 616

Potomac, aiTTiy of the state control 614.2

LT. S. ci\'. wai"9 73 7416 Pragmatism 149-9

valley W.Va. hist. 975 49 ^Prague, Germany hist. 943 71

trav. 917 549 trav. 914.371

Potpourris orch. music 7S5 9 Prairies ])hys. geografy 551-58

^Pottawattamie co.Ia. hist 977 771 Praise meetings. pub.worship264 . 2

Potter, Dire Dutch poetry 839 3^^5 ^Prakrit language 491 2

^Potter CO. Pa. history 974 855 Pram, K. H. Dan. poetry 839-8155

Potters clays econ. geology^553 61 Praseodymium inorg. chem .546 .642

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX695

Prati, Giovanni Ital. poet. 851 . 78Prato, Giovanni da " fict. 853 . 25

Prayer

books, Anglican

church ritual

family

gage natural theology

Lord's gospels

meetings

natural theology

of Manasses Apocrypha 220.6private personal relig. 248

Preachers biografy

Preaching

Pre-Adamites

^Preble co. O. historv

Precedence heraldry

Precession prac. astron.

theoret. "

264 . 03264.

1

249

217

226.9

264.7

217

Precious

metals

922

251

573-3

977-171

929.7

522.95

521.9

628.34

542.65

metallurgy 66q . 2

mineralogy 549stones econ. geol. 553-8

mineralogy 549Precipitation

disposal of sewagepractical chemistry

Precoliunbian disc, of Amer. 973. 11

Precribrum anatomy 611. 8133Precuneus " 611.S1318Predestination doc. theol. 234.9Predicting machhies tides 52 5 . 68Predictions ^ 33-3Preemption state land 330. 13Preexistence of the soul 129.3Prefect French loc. gov't 352.0444''Prefixes English etymol. 422 . 2

Pregnancy obstetrics 618.2pathology of 618,3

physiology 612.63Prehension of food physiol.6 1 2 . 3 1

1

Prehistoric

archeology 571man nat. hist, of man 573

Prelacy ccclesias. polity 262 . 12

Preludes organ music 786 . 83Prenatal circulation 612 . 179Preordination doctr. theol. 234.9Preparatory schools, girls 376 .63

private 373public 3 79 - 1 7

1

Prepeduncles anatomy on . 8164^Prepositions Eng. etymol.422.

9

syntax 425.9

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

611 .642

759.9

133-3

612.8454262 . 14

262.18

285

922.5262 . 4

231-4

615.14

618.42

691

579641

Prepuce anatomyPreraphaelitism

Presages

Presbyopia physiology

Presbyter ministry

Presbyterian orders

Presbyterians

lives

Presb\'tery eccles. polity

Prescience divine attrib.

Prescription -writing

Presentations

in labor obstetrics

of flags U. S. civil war 973 . 763Presents. Christmas 394Preserv'ation

of fish chem. tech. 664.

9

food dom. economy 641 .4fruits chem. tech. 664 .

8

meats •'-

664.0munitions of war 623.481vegetables chem. tech. 664 .

8

Preservativs

bilding

zoologic collections

Preserving cookeryPresident

French government 354inauguration ceremonies 394ship,& Little Belt U.S.hist.973

capture war 1 8 1 2 973U. S. government 353veto power U. S. 353

Presidential

elections U. S. 324.73succession act U. S. hist. 973 . 85

Presidents biografy 923 . i

messages 353.03^Presque Isle co. Mich. hist. 9 7 7. 482Press

clippings

agencies

code electric eng.

hydraulic engineering

science

journalism

liberty of journalism

polit. sci.

library propagandismmorals of

printing

public order

work printing

2

4

4403

4

51

5257

03

03

029.3

029.3

621.382154621 .266

532.81

070

070.13

323

021.74

179. I

^55-3^

35I-75X

65532writing for Ht. methods 029 .

6

agures refer, to the tables at the end of this index

696 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

542.

022

.

621

.

542.

612

.

6x2.

533-

621

.

551-

612.

613.

532-

Presses

filter practical chem.

hanging lib. economyhydraulic machinery

practical chemistry

Pressing, hydraulic print'g 655 .

Pressure

arterial physiology

barometric

gages pneumatics

steam engin'g

of air meteorology

blood physiology

clothing hygiene

liquids h^'draulics

regulation accumulators 621.

sense physiology 612

.

turbins steam engin'g 62 1

.

Prestidigitation 791

^Preston co. W. Va. hist. 975 .

Pretenders English history 942

.

Prevention of

contagious diseases

cruelty ethics

fire protection of life

Prevost d' Exiles, A. F.

French fiction 843

.

Priapus mythology 291

^Price CO. Wis. history 977.

Price's Missouri expedition

U. S. civ. war 973.

Prices

of books lib. admin.

food dom. economypolitical economy

Pride ethics

Priest ministry

Priesthood

Priests

celibacy of

ethics

Roman cath. biografy

Primacy eccles. polity

Primaries suffrage

Primary

cells electric engin'g

614.

179.

614

.

025.

641

.

33^-

179.

262 .

262.

254

176

.

922

.

262

.

324

67

481

266

68

33

182

27

82

1847

54

14

484

I

3125

883

16523

482

07

442

841

53

524

7374

222

31

5

8

14

I

2

2

13

schools

Prime

meridian

methods

state system

621 .

372

379-

529-

353

iS

cosmic time

geog. coordin. 525

arithmetic 511

astron. instru. 522

77

- .46

numbers arithmetic 5 ^ ^ • 3

vertical astron. instru. 522 .47

Primers elementary educ. 372.4

Primers military eng. 623.45422

Primeval

man nat. hist, of man 573prehist. archeology 571

Priming tides 525 . 63

Primitiv

apostolic church 281 .

2

Christianity 270.1

church 281

culture 571

man, customs of 571

Methodist church 287.4

streak embryology 61 1 .01333

Wesleyan church 287.5

Primogeniture law 347 .

6

Primrose leag poht. assoc. 363

botany

hist.

583.672

583 67

971-7

975-251

371.961

9733326378.749

974.967

917.4967

Primulacese

Primulales

Prince^ Edward Is. Can.

^ George co. Md.

Princes education

^Princeton, X. J.

battle Amer. revol.

college

history

travels

Principles, general probab. 519 i

Printed catalogs lib. econ. 025 .3

Printers biografy 926.

5

marks hist, of printing 655 . i

occupation hygiene 613 .65

Printing

business 655

calico chem. tech. 667.3

inks " " 667.5

library administration 025 . 12

presses 655.31

telegrafs communicat. 654.3

elec. engin'g 62 1 3825

trade 655

Prints

books of 769

cloth chem. technology 667.3

Prior, Matthew Eng. poet. 821 . 51

Prisms

geometry 513-36

hbrary bildings 022 . 73

lighting 628.9

optics 535 -81

Prison

associations 365

contracts polit. econ. 331 -5

disciplin 365

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 697

Prison

life Amer. civil war 973-77Prisoners

of war ass'n, union 369-155intemat. law 341.3

Prisons .365and reformatories arch. 725 6

hygiene 613-57U. S. history civil war 973 77

Mex. "973.627

revolution 973 37Span, war 973-897war of 1812 973 527

Private

banks 332.13grounds landsc. garden . 712

international law 341.5judgment eccles. pol. 262.8

libraries 027. I

library catalogs, author 018.2

clast 017.2dictionai"yo 19.2

marks lib. economy 025.251notes polit. 332.5ownership of land 333-3reading self-education 374-1schools 373

public aid to 379.121theatricals 793

ethics 175-2vs public schools 379-3worship 248

Privateers 341.3U. S. history civil war 973-759

revolution 973.35swar of 1812 973.5258

Privately printed bookshbrary economy 025 .227

rarities 094Privation

effects of diseases 616.985hygiene 613. 88

Privies air pollution 614.764sanitation 628.41

Privileged communications,

medico-legal 614.23Privileges

government Hbrary aid 021.86of library executiv 023.43special, to library readers 024.7

Privy council Eng. gov't 354-4204Prize

fighting ethics 175.6money mil. science 355-^3

Topics in black face type are subdivided Sup(

Prizes

in school education 371 .53international law 34i -3

maritime "347

.

7

Probabilities mathematics 519Probate law 347.6Probation of malefactors 364Problem of three bodies

Problems differen. calcu.

integral

see subject

Proboscidea mammalsProcedure law

Process shops mfg plant

Processes

antirust bilding

bilding materials

Processional cathed. music 783 . 29Processions customs 394-5Proclus Gk philosofers 1 86

.

4

Proctor's creek, Va. battle 973 . 7365Prodicus Gk philosofers 183 . i

521.13

517.29

517-39

599-6

347 9621 . 794

691.7

691

Produce agriculture

Production

of metals pol. econ.

political economy

Productions of the soil

Profanity ethics

Professional

ethics

schools

architecture

libraries

see also name of profession

servises bilding 692 .

8

Professors' salaries educ.

Professorships

of books and reading

Profiles fortifications

Profit sharing pol. econ.

Profits capital and labor

Prognostications

Program music, orchestral

Progress

civilization

of population, statistics

sociology

Progression

algebra

arithmetic

Progressiv

development of man 575-6friends sects 289 .

6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

633

332.41

338

(^33

177.2

174

378.99

727.4

371.648

371. 161

028.6

623 .III

33^-2

33^-^

^33-3

785-4

901

312

301

512.6

511.

6

69S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Prohibited Property

books book rarities 098 law of title to 347-2bullets small arms 623-45535 literary publishing 655 6

Prohibition state finance 336.1party polit. science 329.81 suffrage 324.1temperance 178.5 tax 336.21

Projectil fuzes mil. eng. 623.45423 theory of pol. econ. 335-OIProjectils Prophecy Bible inspira. 220 .

1

artillery ordnance 623 451 Prophetic books of Bible 224deviation of 52537 Proportion

ballistics 623.54 algebra 512.6effect of mil. eng. 623.56 arithmetic 511 .6

military engineering 623 45 in art esthetics 701

physics 531-55 of elevation arch, design 729.13Projection occupiable area

of shadows perspectiv 515-63 ground hygiene 614. 784Projections plan arch, design 729.23

analytic geometry 516.57 Proportional representation 324.2descriptiv 515 Proprietary libraries 027.2map geodesy 526.8 Proprius muscle anat. 611.73843

Prolapsus funis in labor 618.58 Proscription crim. law 343-2Prominences sun 523-75 ^Prose composition Gk 488.2

Promis ethics 174.7 ^ Latin 478-2

Promiscuity customs 392.6 Prosencephalon anat. 611. 813Promissory notes law 347-7 Proslavery slavery 326.7

pol. econ.332.

5

ProsodyPromotion of pub. welfare 351 8 comparativ philol. 416Promotions, military 355-11 ^ English language 426

of scholars 371.28 * Greek 486teachers 371-165 ^ Latin 476

Pronator muscle of foreaiin 611.7374 Prospecting min. engin'g 622.1

^Pronominal forms Prostate gland anatomy 611.637

Eng. etymol 422.7 diseases 616.65

^Pronouns Eng. syntax 425.7 Prostitution administra. 351764^Pronunciation " lang. 421.5 ethics 176.5

Proof and copy lit. meth. 029.6 hygiene 613.87legal law 347-94 Prostration, nervous 616.843reading printing 655-25 Protagoras Gk philosofy 183.

1

Propaganda, library 021 . 79 Protaminic nucleus

Propagandism, library 021 .7 nutrition 612.398191Propagation Protamins nutrition 612.398138

of contagious diseases 614.43 Proteaceae botany 583-932light optics 535-2 Protection

magnetism 538.2 against pests agriculture 632

sounds acou sties 534-2 dom. econ 648.7

Proper of animals 591-57motions stars 523-83 human life from accid. 614.8

names persons, places 929-4 political economy 337-3of season cathed. music 783-23 Protectiv

Propertius Lat. lyric poet 874.4 devices elec. line 621 .3198Property stations 621 . 3178

capital 331 local telefone 621 .38694church 254 telefone stations 621.38794city local taxation 352-1 telegraf 621.38328

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 699

Protectiv

external agents, therapeu.615 .

inoculation, pub. helth 614 .

Protectorate Eng. history 942.

Proteids 641

.

612 .

612 .

612 .

612 .

a83

922.

287.

a84

284

chem. of food

physiology

Proteolytic ferments

in gastric juice

nutrition

physiologic chemistry

Protestant

episcopal church

episcopalians biografy

methodi^t church

sects, continental

Protestantism

and Romanism 2 82

Protestants, French

persecutions of 272

.

Protonotario. S. Ital. poet. 851

.

Protophyta botany 589 .

Protoplasm

animal physiology

biology

cell histology

nerv

cell physiology

muscles

Protovertebrae embryol.

Protozoa paleontology

zoology

Provengal

language

literature

Romanesque architec.

'Provence, France history

Proverbs, book of Bible

folklore

^Providence, R.I. hist.^

CO. R. I. "

Divine theol.

natural

Province Ger. local gov.

^Provincialisms Eng. lang. 427Pruning agriculture 634^Prussia history 943 .

*Prus.sian

491 .

hist. 943 -

travel 9 14.

mater, medi. 615

.

toxicology 615.Prytz, A. J. Swed. drama 839 .

Psalmody music 783

.

776

47064

12

398145

3215

3983

01513

591

576.

611.

611.

612

.

612

.

611.

563

593

449849

723

944223

398

974

974231

214

352.

4

II

7

17

2

01811

01882

01421

71

01361

44

9

7

9

52

51

5

0431

language, old^ Saxony, German\

Prussic acid

91

18

318

34

962

7223

9

223 2

245

264.038

229.8

611 .8139

014

6i2'.328i

134

612 .8216

Psalms Bible

hymnologyPsalter Anglican ritual

Pseudo gospels

Pseudocele anat.

Pseudomorphs crystallog. 548 . 6

Pseudoneuroptera insects 595-73Pseudonyms bibliografy

Psychic

influence on digestion

phenomenareflexes physiol.

research mind and body 130

Psychologic

medicin mental hygiene 131

nervous diseases 616.8Psychology

comparativ physiology

of fashions dom. econ.

pedagogic

philosofy

physiologic

Psychomancy divination

Psychometry physiology

Psychomotiv centers "

Psychophysical laws

Psychotherapy therapeu. 615.851Psychrometry meteorol. 551 .57

Pteridophyta botany 587Pterodactyl paleontology 568 . i S

612.82131

646 .0

1

370-15

150

612 821

^33-3t)I2 . 82 I I

612.8252

612.S2188

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Pteropoda zoology

Pterosauria reptils

Pterygoid muscles anat.

Ptomains

animal poisons

physiology of nutrition

urin

Ptyalin salivary action

tryptic digestion 612.3423Puberty physiology 612.661Pubic joints anatomyPubis

Public

accounts administra

.

administration

analysts adulterations

annuities

baths

state control

architecture

care of

local govemm*t 352 . 5

361

state control 351 . 84

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

begging

bildings

charities

charitv

594-4

598.18

'^ii-73273

615.94

612.398195612

.461262

612.3132

611.

7281

611.71S13

35 I 72

350

614 3

33^-35

613-47

351-763

725

647.96

700 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Public

credit polit. econ. 336.34customs 394debt finance 336

.

3

documents legis. bodies 328

library aid 02 1 . 841

preservation 025.8print 'g & distrib.655 .59

education

finance

gaminggardens

helth

administration

state control

laws

local gov't

lands

law

libraries

state control

library author catalogs

clast

dictionary "

fee lib. econ.

notes polit. econ.

occasions sermons

offisers, duties of ethics

offises architecture

safety administration

sanitation

schools education

securities polit. econ.

servis commission

shows ethics

speakers hygiene

speaking, oratory

spirit patriotism

urinals sanitation

use and waste of watervs private schools

welfare administration

worksworship

Publications, library

Publisher, library as

Publishers

and authors

author catalogs

circulars

lives

Publishing business

history of

societies

Pucci. Antonio Ital. satire 857

379351-851

336

351-762

711

614

614.09

352.4

336.1

340

027 4

351-852orS.i

017 .

1

019. I

024.26

332.5

252.6

172 .

2

13

75

725

351

614

379

336.3

380

I75-I

613-65

808.5

172. 1

62S.45

628.17

379-3

351.8

352.5

264

025 . 122

021 . 25

655-52

015

015

920

655

655

655

45

4-58

14

^Puebla, Mexico history

Pueblos dwellings

Puerperal

diseases obstetrics

fever pathology

public helth

state obstetrics

Pugilism amusementethics

Puissant 's deduction

L.M.Z. formulae

Pujol Catalan poetry

^Pulaski CO. 111. history^ Ind.^ Mo.Pulci, Luigi Ital. satire

Pulley physics

Pulleys mech. engin'g

Pulmonaryartery anat.

aneurism and emb. 616

circulation, blood pressure 612

972

57^

618

618

614

618,

796

175-

526.

849-

977-

977-

977-

857-

531-

621

.

611

4

85

7

72

5456

612

612

591

611

611

611

elasticity

muscles physiology

respiration animals

valvs anatomyveins

Pulmones anat.

Pulp, dental

diseases of dentistry 617.61

Pulpit

clergy 262 . i

eloquence homiletics 250

library propagandisin 021

.

oratory 251

Pulpits

architectural accessories 729

.

sacred furniture 247

.

Pulse

diagnosis pathology 616.

physiology 612.

venous physiology 612

.

wave of blood physiol. 612 .

Pulverization prac. chem.542 .

Pulverized fuel appliances 621

.

Pumis stone econ. geol. 553 .

lithology 552.

Pumpair pneumatics 533.

practical chem. 542condensing pneumatics 533.

force "553.

suction "533

.

wells waterworks 628.

-48

.9136

3998.292

857. 22

.84

.856

247

.148

,212

2153,127

. 12656

141

24

76

92

I

071

16

1342

16

22

18377

69

23

83

84

85

12

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 701

Pumpingengins mechan. eng. 621 . 64rams, hydraulic 621.273stations sewerage wks 628.29vs gravitation waterwks 628. 12

Pumps engineering 621.64hydraulic 621 .252

injection, hydraulic62 1 .267

steam plant

Punching tools

Punctuality Ub. econ.

^Punctuation Eng. lang.

Punctured wounds surg.

Punic wars Roman hist.

Punishmentcapital criminal lawcorporal school

eternal theology

future

law

military

school

^Punjab, India history

Pupa embryologyPupil of eye anatomy

physiology

Pup illometers

Pupin coils telefony

Purchase of college degrees 378.26

621.1973621 .96

023 .612

421.9

617.144

93704

343-2

371-55

237-7

2376343-2

355-13

371 54

954-5

591-34611 .8421

612 . 8421

612 .84211

621.38785

Purgativs physiology

therapeutics

Purgatory theology

Purification of wastes

Purifiers, feedwater

Purin

compounds nutrition

Puritanism theology

Puritans Eng. history

relig. hist.

Mass. history

persecutions byPurpose intention ethics 171

617.22

612.3344

615-7323

236.5

628.546

621 . 1972

612.398195

285.9

942 .06

274.2

974-4272 .8

Pus medicin

Puseyism theology

*Pushtu language

Pustular affections of skin

Putativ elements chemis.

Putnam co. 111. history

Ind.

Mo.

\. Y.

O.

W. Va.

Putrefaction bacteria

283

491 58616

.

52

944-59

793

616.943

^Puy de D6me, Fr. hist.

Puzzles

Pyemia diseases

Pygmies, see Pigmies

Pyknometers prac. chem. 542.3Pyloric

artery anatomyglands

nervs "

vein

Pyramidal tract of myelPyramidalis abdominisPyramids anatomy

Egyptian

geometryPyrenees mts travel

*Pyrdn^es

Orientales, Fr. hist.

Pyrenomycetes botanyPyrites mineral

Pyrografy

Pyrometry temperature

Pyrotechnics chem. tech.

Pyrrhonism Gk philosofy

Pythagorean philosofy

Pythias, knights of sec.soc.

61 1 . 13641

611.33

611.8393611. 1493611 .8252

611.7362

611.8181

913-32

513-35

914.6

944.89

589-235

549-3

736

536.52602

iSo.i

182.2

366. 2

546.99

977-337

977.249

977-823

974.732

977.118

975-435

58995Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

702 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Quackerydelusions ^33 /

medical state control 614 .26

Quadrant astron. instrum . 522 .41

ordnance 623 . 4621

Quadrate lobe anatomy 611 .81318

Quadrature

integral calculus 517 33of circle geometrv S^3 . 21

Quadratus femoris anat. 611 73819lumborum " 611 .7368

Quadric surfaces

analytic geometry 516 42

modem analytic geom. 516 •5S

geometry 513 58

Quadriceps femoris anat. 611 73822

Quadrigeminal arms 611 8153Quadrigeminum anat. 611 8153

physiol. 612 8265

Quadrilateral

adjustment of geodesy 526 52

Quadrilaterals plane geom. 513 15

Quadrumana zoology 599 8

Quadrupeds 599Quadruple expansion engine 02 I 11267

QuadrupleX

telegrafs communica

.

654 2

elec. eng. 621 38234Quail shooting 799

zoology 598 6

Quakers lives 922 88

persecutions 272 8

sects 289. 6

Qualifications of

library executiv 023. 41

staff 023. 51

trustees 023. 33readers lib. econ. 024. I

teachers education 371- II

voters suffrage 324- I

Qualitativ analysis cbem. 544Quality

metaphysics III

of food domestic econ. 641.

Quantics algebra

Quantitativ analysis

Quantities bilding

Quantity^ English prosody

metaphysics

meters elec. cngin'g

of albuminoids in tissues

blood physiology

in organs

Topics in black face type are subdivided

5^2.

chem. 545692

.

426.

119

62 1

.

612

.

612 ,

612

.

31

87

3745

3978116

189

Quantity

of carbohydrates in tissues 612 .3967

613.482

612.3977612 .66431

612 .0144613

352.4

614.46

clothing hygiene

fat in food & tissues

lactic secretion

water in tissues

Quarantine

administration

contagious disease

laws local government 352.4Quarries, prehistoric 571 .21

Quarrying min. engin'g 622 .22

Quarrymen's occupation 613 .66

Quartermasters mil. adm. 355.33Quarters, servants architec. 728 . 92

Quartet sacred music 783 .

8

Quartets vocal music 784.84

Quartz lithology 552.45mineralogy 549 .

5

receptacles chem. 542.231

Quartzite lithology 552 . 45Quaternary age geology 551 . 79Quaternions mathematics 516.8

Quays harbor engineering 627.3Quebec, Canada

capture U. S. history^ history

travels

QueenAnne architecture

^CO. Md. history

Anne's war U. S. "

^Queens co. Ireland hist.

^ New York *'

lives of

^Queensland history

Queenstown, battle

U. S. war of 1812

Quercineae botany^Quer^taro, Mexico history 972 .4

Quesnes de Bethune 841 . 15

Questioning, art of educat. 371.35Questions, books of " 37^ -35

on special subject see subject

Quevedo Villegas, F. G. de

Spanish' satire 867.3

Quicksilver, see Mercury

Quietism heresies 273Quietists, persecution of 272

^Quincy, 111. history 977system education 371

Quinet, Edgar Fr. essays 844Quinin therapeutics 615

Quinones organic chem. 547

973 .26

971 4

917 14

724 5

975 234

973 25

941 87

974 724

923 I

994 3

973 5233

583 976

7

S

344

47

81

756

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIVE INDEX703

Quinsy diseases 616Quintana, M. J. Span. poet. 861

Quintilian Latin oratory 875

Quoits amusements 796

Quotas IT. S. civil war 973

^Quotations Eng. liter. 828' gener. collec. 808

Quotient, respiratory 612

•31

.6

7412

8

231

Rabbinic learning Judaism 296Rabbits dom. animals 636.9

zoology 599 .

3

Ral:)elais, F. French satire 847.32Rabener, G.W: Ger. " 837.61Racan, H.deB. Fr. poetry 841.43Race

horse amusements 798influence on mind 136.4mortality public helth 614 . 144suffrage 324.1

Races, coeducation of 371.99hed and tail 621 .29of man 572

Rachel, Joachim Ger. sat. 837.53Racine, Jean Fr. drama 842 .45

Louis " poetry 84 1.5 2

city, Wis. history 977.597'

CO. '

977 596Racing amusements 798

'5-7

611.7376

611.8337

523-72

539-1

523-53

563.2

593 2

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

ethics

news journalism o 70 . 446library econ. 024.58

Radial artery anatomy 6 11 .

1 3 43

1

muscles

nerv

Radiant energy of sun

matter

points meteorsRadiates paleontology

zoology

Radiation of heat physics 536.33physiol, 612.52

Radical axes mod. geom. 513.54Radicals, chemic

Radicular fibers of cord

Radiocarj)al joint anat.

Radiochemistrv

Radiolaria zoology

Radiotelegrafy elec, engin^g 621 . 3842Radioulnar joint, inferior 611 . 72741

superior

Radioulnaris proximalis

Radium inorgan. chem.

Radius anatomyvector astronomy 521.38

^Radnor. Wales history 942.96Raffia domestic econ. 646 . 185

fibers 633Ragged schools 3 77-7Rags, control of pub. helth 614. 463

disinfection " *' 614.48i Rahl)ek, K. L. Dan.poetry 839.8157

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

541-6

611.8268-

611.72744

541-38

593 14

611.72734

611.72734

546.432

611.717s

704 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^Rahway, X. J. history 974938Raiids fishes 597-3

Railroad

accidents pub. he1th 614.683

transportation 656

corporations 385

electric 621.33

engineering 625

elevated 625.4

freight houses archit. 725-32

government admin. 351-812

horse mechan. engin'g 625.6

law 385

locomotivs 621.13

men Y. M. C. A. 267 .362

officials' lives 023.8

passenger stations arch. 725-31

reports, state 385

shops architecture 725-33transportation business 656

sociology 385

travel protection of life 614 . 863

Railroading 656

Rails electric engineering 621.33362 s . I

641

656

647

623

551

551

021

railroad

Railway

cookery

guides transportation

stations, care of

Railways, military

Rainfall meteorol.

Rainless regions "

Raising library funds

^Rajputana, India history 954.

Ralegh, W. discov. of Am. 973 .

^Raleigh CO. W. Va history 975.^ Ralls CO. Mo. history 977.

Ram, hydraulic engin'g 621.

physics 532.

Ramie agriculture 633botany 583.

Rammers artillery 623

.

Ramsay, Allan Eng.poet. 821

.

Ramsour Mills,N.C. Am.rev.973 .

Ramus of mandible anat. 611

.

Ranales botany 583 .

Ranch, cattle 636.

Randolph. John Am.orat. 815.

^Randolph co. 111. history 977.Ind

.

" 977.

Mo. " 977.

W. Va. " 975.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

576

9631

63

57

58

9

4

^7

473

8355

27

83

962

463

54

3361

7^643

II

2

24

592

266

828

485

Rangedomestic economyfinders ordnance

scales " instr.

Rank heraldry

Ranks, special education

Ranunculaceae botany

Ranvier's nodes histology

Rapateacea? botany

Rape agriculture

botany

law

Rapidfire guns ordnance

Rapidity of flow of blood

physiology

Rapisardi, M. Ital. poetry

Raptores birds

Rare

binding book rarities

books lib. restrictions

earths inorgan. chem.

illustrations rarities

printing "

Rarissima "

^Raritan, N. J. history

Rarities bibliografy

lib. admin.

Rasores birds

Rat disease carrier

domestic economynoxious animal

zoology

traps dom. economyRatchet gearing engin'g

Ration

during growth physiol.

for adults

Rationalism nat. theology

Rationalistic age relig.hist.

Rationalists,apologetics agst

Rattlesnake zoology

Rauch, H. J. Dan. dramaRaven zoology

Raw materials, duties on^ Ray CO. Mo. history

system school gov't

Reaction of blood physiol.

Reactors elec. engin'g

Read, T: B. Am. poetry

Readers

aids library economy^ elementary, Eng. lang.

librarian's relations to

643 -33

623.4625

623 .4621

929.7

371 96583- III

6x1. 0188

584-3934

583-123

343623.4223

612.15

851.86

598.9

095024 .672

546.6

096

094

090

974.972

090025 . 171

598.6

614.43

648.7

591-68

599-3648.7

621.837

612.394

612.395

211

.270.8

239-7

598.12

839.8231

598.8

337-6

977.819

371-595612 . 121

621 .3146

811.35

028

428.6

023-43

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 705

Readers

qualifi:ations lib. econ. 024.1

rules ** " 024^ selections Eng. language 428.7Reading

and aids

art of

^ books, higher, English

clubs lib. relations

self education

courses

desks offis equipmentelementary education

for the young

lists, school educ.

of librarians

librarv executiv

private self education

proofs printing

room rules lib. econ.

rooms, branch lib. bldgs 022.17free, library econ. 027 9laboring classes 331 . 8^

library economyY. M. C. A.

Reading.s, halls for archit.

Ready-reckoners

Reagents chem. anal.

Real

estate law

taxation pol. econ.336 .22

presence theology 365.

3

028

808.5

828

02 1.41

374.22

028.3

651

372.4

028.5

371-643

023-535

023.42

374.1

65525024.51

022.5

2673533

_ D

543

725

6s8

.u:

Realism

Realty

ReamersReapers

philosofy

law1 49 -2

347-2machine tools 621 .954agriculture

steam engin'g

Reasonin animals zoologv

intuitiv faculty

natural theology

physiologic psychologv

Reasoning faculty

Rebellion

1717, 1745 Irish hist.

political science

southern U. S. hist.

Reboul. Jean Fr. poetryReceipt

books cookery

146

633621

156

210

0x2.8213

941

323

973841

7

75

index

Receipts

library economyfinance

641 5library economy 025.236

Receipts

medicin 615useful arts 602

workshop chem. tech. 660on special subjects see subject

621.3863

621-3833

726.8

791

23

423

542

6n

025.233

645.62

642.43

371-24

020 . S3

025.114

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Receivers, telefone

telegraf

Receiving vaults archit.

Recent period geology

Receptacles prac. chem.Receptaculum chyli anat.

Reception

of goods lib. economyroom dom.

Receptions dom. "

Recesses in schools

Recessional cathedral ser\'. 783 . 29Recipe books cookery 641 . 5Recipes, see Receipts

Reciprocal

polars analytic geom. 516.55modem " 513-55

Reciprocating steam engins 621 . 112Reciprocity free trade 337-9Recitation rooms archit. 727.1Recitations education

Recitative music

Reclamation

land drainage

irrigation

Recognition hereafter

doctrinal theology 237Recoil

mechanism ordnance

mounts mil. engin'g

Reconnaissance geodesy

Reconstruction U. S. hist.

Record

accession lib. econ.

clock library econ.

offises architecture

Recorders, telegraf

Recording meters, elec.

Records, school

Recreation

bildings architecture

hygiene

rooms lib. bildings

Recreations school hyg,

Recreativ arts

Recruiting mil. science

Rectangular coordinates

spheric astronomyRecti capitis anatomv

371-32

784-2

627.5

626.8

623 4356623 -574

526.31

973-8

025.241

023.611

72515621.3833

621-373

371 2

725

613

022

37^-7

790

355-2

8

7

66

/4

522

On72

7319

figures refer to the tables at the end of ttU index

70 6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Rectifiers electric eng. 621

Rectilinear motion dynam. 531

Rectumadministration of med. 615

anatomy 611

di^eascs oio

physiology 6

1

2

Rectus

capitis anticusmaioranat.6ii

minor " 611

lateralis " 611

femoris " 611

Recuperators gun mounts 623

RedBank. X. J. Am. revol. 973corpuscles physiology 612

proportion 612

,

Cross societies 361globules of blood physiol. 612

river

campain U.S.civ.war 973,exped. 973.

^ settlemtnt. Can. hist. 971.

trav.917,

sea physical geografy 551.

Redemption theology 234

.

Redemptorists mon.orders 271

.

Reducing valvs steam eng. 62 1

.

Reduction

in organisms phys.chem. 612 .

of results geodesy 526.

^Reduplication Eng.etymol. 422 .

Redwood botany 585

.

Redy reckoners 658Reed wind instruments 788.

Reefs, coral geology 551.Reenberg, TOger Dan. poet. 839.

Reference

books library admin. 025 .

restricted lib. econ. 024.

use of aids 028.

department lib. econ. 025

.

hours " " 024.

exact literary methods 029.

room lib. bildings 022

.

staff " economy 023

.

use of libraries 024 .

References, reader's 024.

Referendum polit. science 321

.

Refiners* occupation hyg. 613 .

Reflecting

circle astron. instrum. 522.41

instruments optics 535 **?

telescojx-s astron. 522 . 21

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

3137

•31

.62

35

35.366

• -1 -1 »•

i06t

733S-731Q

.73822

4357

3337. Ill

112S

III

7363

754

27

127

467

3

6

1854

01536

75

3

2

96

8142

5

671

7

5

36

I

53

73

5

14

4

62

Reflection heat

light

mental faculty

Reflections perspectiv

Reflex action physiology

zoology

Reflexes

cardiac physiology

psychic physiology

respiratory physiol.

Reformbill. 1832 Eng. suffrage

ciyil seryis

schools

architecture

education

sociology

^ spelling Eng. language

Reformation

age of Europ. history 940

943

536-31

535-3

153-4

5^^- 64

612.833

591.18

612. 1786

() 1 2 . 8 2 1

6

612 . 288

324.42

351-6

364

725.64

371-93

301 -

421.4

German history

religious

Scandinayian history

Swiss history

Reformatories

architecture

hygiene

temperance

Reformatory associations

Reformdchurch, Dutch

in Amer.episcopal church

presbyterian "

Reformers biografy

Refracting

media of eye anat.

270

948

949

7

03

6

04

403

725.6

61357178.6

364

284.1

285.7

283

285-5

923 6

611. 844physiology 612. 844

522 . 22telescopes

Refraction

heat 536ocular physiology 612

ophthalmology 617

optics 535practical astronomy 522

Re flactometers optics 535quan.anal. 545

Refractory period

brain physiol. psych. 6 12. 82 11

hart physiology 1 2 . 1723

reflexes compar. physiol.612 .82932

physiology 612.833951Refreshment bild'gs arch. 725 7

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

32

844

75

3

92

3

8

RELATIV INDEX 707

Refreshments dom. econ. 642 . 2

Refrigerators " " 643.37Refrigeration mech. eng. 621 57Refuge, houses of 364Refuse, see Waste

Regaldi, G. Ital. poetry 851 . 77Regattas amusements 797

college and sch37i . 75Regencies Eng. admin. 354.4203

const. hist. 342 .429

Regeneration

of bone physiology

liver "

muscle

nerv's

physiologic zoology

physiology

theology

Regents library gov't

Reggio di Calabria, Italy

history 945 . 79travel 914.579

Regicides biografy 923.41Regimen hygiene 613Regiment mil. science 355.31Regimental hist. U.S.civ.war 973 . 744-49Regiments, history of state 353.9

612.753

612.359612

.7465

612.S185

591-16

612.603

234-4

023-3

6n .9

617 5

929.3

929-3

347-2

647 29

353-6

353-7

347-2

S33-3

Regional anatomysurgery

Registers, family

of births

deeds la-\v

servants

U. S. army offisers

navyRegistration

of conveyances lawland Torrens systemreaders lib. economy 024.15

public helth 614. i

statistics5 j i

Regnard, j: F. Fr. satire 84 7. 4 7

Regnault gasometers chem.542 75Regnier, Mathurin Fr. sat. 847.35Regular

army U. S. civ. warand navy union

vet. soc.

Regulation

of animal heat physics

medical practis

voltaic current eng.

973 7411

369 .111

369. 112

612 53614.25621 .3527

3 = 5

359024

621 . 1972

621 3145628. 25S

542.77

192.5

M3944.044611 .81319

839 371

129.4

636.9

973-5255

599-7

Regulations

army military science

navy na*.-al

readers library econ.

Regulators

feedwater steam eng.

potential elec. eng.

sewerage

vacuum prac. chem.see also special subject

Reid, T. British philos.

intuitionalism

Reign of terror Fr. hist.

Reil, iland of anatomyReinaert Dutch satire

Reincarnation

Reindeer

domestic animalsship U. S. war of 1812zoology

"Reineke Vos" Ger.satire S3 7. 31

Reinforced concrete eng. 620.137Reissner's fibers anat. 611. 828Relapsing fever diseases 616 . 924Relations

domestic, political science 323foren •* "

international

of capital and labor

church and state

ethics

pol. sci.

librarian and staff

to public

teachers to community 371.104parents 371.103

Relationship

Relativ

location lib. econ.^ pronouns Eng. etvmol.

syntax

Relays, telegraf elec. eng. 62 1 3832

1

Releasing-gear engins O21 . 1644Relics miracles 231 7

Relief

corps, women's 369 . 161decoration in architec. 729.5maps phys. geog. 551.4

special regions 914-919union, woman's vett'ran

work bilding

charity

parish

327

327

33i-J-

^72.3

322

^=^3SS023-43

9291

025.

S

422 . 7

425.7

36q . 162

6g8.8

361

25STopics in black fac« type are Bubdivided. Superior figures refer to the UWes at the ead of this index

7o8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Religion 200

and education 377

science apologetics 239.8

nat. theol. 215

Christian 200

comparativ 290

natural 210

practical 240

Religions. non-Christian 290

Religious

anecdotes 244

architecture 726

art 246

associations 206

267

biografy 922

ceremonies ritual 264

sacraments 265

controversy 270

on special subjects see subj.

days lib. econ. 024.42

special cookery 641.

566

education 377

of clergy 207

festivals 264

fiction- 244

history 270

institutions 260

liberty 261.7

life U. S. civ. war Q73-778

limitations cookery 641 565

orders, monastic 271

painting art 755

ecclesiology 247-5

poetry 245

societies 206

of special sects 280

on special subjects see subj.

symbolism 246

Remainder sales

books bookselling 655-56

library buying 025.223

Remains paleontology 560

Remedies, legal 347-95pathology 616

therapeutics 615 5

Remittent fever puli.lielth 614.532

Remonstrants sects 284.9

Renaissance

architecture 724.1

European history 940 . 6

fine arts 709

religious history 270-5

Renal

artery anatomy 61 1 . 1367

circulation physiol. 612 .4634

diseases 616.61

function pathol. changes 61 2. 466

nervs anatomy 611. 8393veins " 611 . 1462

Renan. Ernest Fr. essays 844 . 82

Renard the fox Dut. satire 839.371

Ger. " 837.31

Rendering works air pollu.614 . 742

Renewals lib. econ. 024.64

'Renfrew, Scotland hist. 941 .41

'Rensselaer CO. X. Y. " 974.741

Rent of state property 336 . 1

1

political economy 333Rents, pew cleric support 254

Repair of waste

physiol. zoology 591

physiology 612

Repairs bilding laws 692

dom. econ. 643

Repeated stress engin'g 620

Rep)eaters

duplex telegraf 621

half telegraf 621

simplex telegraf 621

Repeating rifles sm. arms 623

Repentance doctrin 234

Repetitions, method geod. 526

Replevin law 347

Reporting journalism 070

shorthand 653

Reports, law American 345

British 346

library administra. 025

mming 622

see also special subject

Repouss^ work fine arts 739

roofs

Representation

American revolution

minority

universal

Representativ gov't pol.sci. 32 i . S

Reprisal international law 341 3

Reproduction

botany

embryology

humanphysiology

zoology

embryology

136

395

9

7

1 1246

38325

38326

38324

4423

5

56

95

42

4

4

123

009

721.56

324.2

973-3»i4

324.2

3242

581.16

581.3

611 013

612 6

591 16

591 3

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Reproductiv power psych. 154

figures refer to the tables at the end of this iadex

RELATIV INDEX709

Reptils paleontology

zoology

Republic

French history ist

2d

3dpolitical science

Roman history

Spanish

Republican

institutions

party, U. S.

Republicans U. S. historv

Republics, Ital.

568

598

944

944

944.>2I .

937

946.

J 21

329

973

973

973

973

945

321

336

I

I

042

07

08

.8

.02

.08

8

6

4

66

history

pol. sci.

Repudiation finance

Repulsion motors engin'g 621

Repulsiv force astron. 523Reredos fixt furniture

sacred

Resaca de la Palma, battle

Rescue from drowningof shipwreckt

Resection surgerv

Resedaceae botanyResen, Peder Dan. misc.

Reservation of bks lib.econ. 024 .

Reservoirs

sewerage

water worksResidence

compensation of teachers 371

.

of readers lib. rules

requirement for degree

rooms lib. bldgs

Residences architecture

official, arch.

Residual calculus

Resins

chemic technology

fossil economic geol.

Resistance

boxes elec. engin'g

electric, of skin physiol. 612meters elec. eng. 621

of materials engin'g

mol. phys.

water hydraulics

Resisting mediumdescriptiv astron.

theoretic "

729

247'

973-

614

.

614.

617.

583.

830.

628.

62S.

024.

378.

022 .

728

725-

517

78

.04

•5

36•31366

17,96

2

6234

811

868

94

K^3

883

66

2S

13

164

12

241

69

17

668.

.v>3

621

620.

539-

4

29

3742

795

3742II

4

58

523-

521.

15

44

Resonators

Resorts

helth hygiene

humanmountain

seaside

summer

Respiration

animals

cutaneous

acoustics

architecture

534-4

613.12

613 5

613.12

613.12

728.52

591 12

612.793

612.S1973

612 .819912

physiology

eflfect of facial nervs onvagus

on blood pressure 612. 1 461temperature 612.534

physiology 612.2Respiratory

exchanges and indirect

calorimetry 612.5123movements physiology 612 . 21organs comp. anat. 59 1 . 42

descriptiv anat. 591 . 72system anatomy 61 1 .

2

diseases of 616 2

drugs acting on 615 72

612 2

617.42

023.43

371101

233

171

024 14

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

physiology

surgery

ResponsibiUties

of library executiv

teachers

Responsibility

human doct. theol.

ethics

of readers lib. econ.

Responsiv

choral servis

readings public worship 264.4Rest

and sleep hygiene

cure therapeutics

physiology of

Restaurants architecture

cookery

dom. econ.

table systems 642 5Restiacece botany 584 . 83Restif da la Bretonne, N. E. S43 . 57Restiform bodies anat. 611 .8182

Restis anatomy 611. 8182Restitutions lib. econ. 024 . 87Restoration Eng. history 942.066

Fr. "944.06

of the Jews 296

figures refer to the tables at the end of this inder

783 24

613 -79

615.85612

.7662

725-71

641 .572f>47-95

710 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Restriction

of books lib. econ. 024 .

contagious diseases 614

.

Results of

civil war U. S. hist. 973Mex. ••

"973-

revolution **

973-

Spanish war " 973.

war of 1812 ". 973

.

Resumption

of specie pay't U.S.hist. 973.

U. S. finance 336.

Resurrection Christology 232.

doct. theol. 236.

Resuscitation of the drownd 614.

Retail stores architecture 725.

Retaining walls 624

.

Reticula spinal cord 611.

Reticular tissue histology 611.

Reticulum " 611.

Retina anatomy 611.

eye diseases 617.

physiology 612.

Retirement from mil. servis 355

.

Retorts, glass prac. chem. 542 .

porcelain ""

542

Retrahens muscle anat. 611,

Retreats, religious 269

Retribution doct. theol. 237.

Retroauricular glands 611.

Retroperitoneal fossae 611.

Retropharyngeal glands 6 1 1

.

Retrovaccination cont.dis. 614.

Return systems elec. trac. 621.

Reuchlin medieval philos. 189.

Reunion public order 351.

Reuss, Germany history 943 .

Revaccination contag. dis. 614.

Revaccinization " " 614

.

Revelation, book of Bible 228

divine 23 1

.

Revenue state finance 336

Reverberatory furnaces 542

.

Reversionary

payments finance 336

.

insurance 368.

^Reviews, see subject re viewdRevised

statutes Amer. law 345.

version Eng. Bible 220.

New Test. 225

.

Old "' 221.

67

44

71

621

31

891

521

83

73

5

8

812

21

I

8226

01824

01824

843

73

843

114

231

232

7324

6

4632

384

4636

4737

33217

5

752

28

4734

4736

42

35

3^

2

52

52

52

Revival^ Gothic architecture

^ Grecian

of letters, literary hist.

^ Romanesque arch.

Revivals

army U. S. civ. warmusic

religious

Reviviscent animals

Revolution

American history

daughters of the

English, t688 history

French, 1789

1830

1848

of the earth astronomy

sons of the

Revolutionary societies

Revolutions political sci.

Revolvers

manufacture

military efhciency

Revolving book cases

724 3

724.2

809

724.8

973-778

783-7

269

612 .0144611

973

3*59

942

944

944

944

525

369

369

323

683

623

022

631

3

136

068

04

063

07

35

134

13

cranes engm g

Rewardsand punishments theol. 233

military 355school 371

Reynard the fox Dut. sat.' 839

Ger. " 837

*Reynolds co. Mo. history 977Rhaetia ancient history 939^Rhaeto-Romansch language459

Rhamneae botany

Rhenish^ Bavaria, Germany hist.

^ Prussia

Rheostats elec. eng.

Rhetoric

sacred homiletics

Rheumatic fever diseases

Rheumatism "

Rhine travel

Rhineneephalon anat.

Rhinoceros zoology

Rhinology anatomydiseases

physiology

Rhinoplastic operations

Rhizophorese botany

Rhizopoda zoology

4434

914

873

4

13

53

371

31

885

84

275

43

42

317,4

583

943

94362 I

•808

251

616

616

914611. 8133

599-7611.86

616 . 21

612.86

617-95

583-411

593 II

991

991

34

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX711

'Rhode Island U. S. hist. 974.

5

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973 .3. 973-7 and 973.89

Rhodes ancient history 939knights of 929modem hist. 949scholarships 378

Rhodium inorgan. chem. 546Rhododendron botanv .,8^

Rhombencephalon, isthmus 611Rhomboid ligament anat. 611

muscles " 611Rhomboidal sinus " 611'Rhdne, France history 944Rhubarb gardening 63 5^Rhymes English prosody 426,^Rhyming dictionaries, Eng. 426 ,

Rhynhota insects 595.Rhyolite Hthology 552.Rhythm

cardiac physiology 612

.

in reflexes "612

.

respiratory " 612.Ribault. j: discov. of Amer. 973 .

Ribs anatomy 611.Rice agriculture 633Richard i Eng. history 942.

2 942.

311 u

942of Cornwall, Ger.his. 943

Richardson, S: Eng. fie. 823^Richland co. 111. history 977' ^- "

977' Wis. "

077^Richmond, Ind. hist. o77

Va.For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsunder 97^.7

"Richmond co. \. Y. hist. 974.Richter, j: P. F; Ger. fie. 833.Rickets diseases 616.Riddles amusement 793

popular life 398.Riding

habits clothing 646halls and schools arch. 725recreations 703school hygiene ^71

Rifle

manufacture 683military engineering 623

science 355shooting amusement 799

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

,16

.711

96

34

9762

816

.7271

•73113.828

5S

.6

.6

7525

. 1722

.82932

.216

.18

.712

,032

.03S

.046

.025

61

377128

575

263

726

62

996

47

88

736

442

Rifled ordnance mil. eng. 623.42Rifling mil. engin'g 623 . 4236Right

ascension, variations of 521 .27hart anatomy 611.12^lines analytic geometry 5 16 . 1

1

loci in space - 516.31plane geometry 513 . u

of search ^^jstandard of ethics 171

Righteousness pers. relig. 248Righthandedness 612

.76

Rights

and liberties const, law 342land political economy 333political science 323

Rigor mortis physiology 612.742of muscles physiol. 612 . 7461

Rima glottidis anat. 611.225^Rimes English prosody 426.6^Riming dictionaries. Eng.Rinderpest veterin. med.Ring shell ordnance^Ringgold CO. la. history

campain U.S.civ.warRings

boiler steam engin'g

finger costume

sacred ornaments 247.6strength of materials 620 . 1 1286

Ringwaldt, B. Ger. poetry 831 .45Ringworm diseases 616.57Rinks

bicycle architecture 725 . 86ethics 175.1skating architecture 7 2 5 . 86

Rinuccini, O. Ital. dram. 852 . 52Rio Grande campain 973.6234^Rio Janeiro history 981

travels 918. i

Rioja, F. de Spanish poetry 861 .38Rios, J. A. de los " misc. 868 . 52Riots law ^^^

local, see name of place

state control 351-752^Ripley CO. Ind. history 977.214^ Mo. '*

977 8894Ripplemarks geology 55 1 . 83Ritchie, A.C.M. Am. dram. 812.31^Ritchie co. W. Va. hist. 975.424Rites and ceremonies

Ritual pubUc worshipRitualism

Rivadeneyra, Pedro de

426.6

619.2

623.4515

977787973-7359

621.18453

391-7

394-4264

264

S68. 35Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

7" DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

River

crossing sewerage works 628

engineering 627

transportation sociology 387

Rivers

engineering

hydraulics

physical geografy

pollution sanit. eng.

water supply

Riveted joints mech. eng. 621

plumbing 696

Riveting tools mech. eng.

Rivets

mechanical eng.

plumbingstrength of materials

Roadbed railroad engin'g

Roadrollers gas engins

roadmaking

steam engins

Roadsand pavements engin'g 625

cable " 625

elevated * 625

engineering 625

military mil. eng. 623

'Roane co. W. Va. history 975Roanoke iland. X. C.

battle U. S. civ. war

naval hist. "

Roasting cookery

Robbery criminal law

Robert 2 French history

.26

627

532

551

628

628

621

621

696

620

625

621

625

621

973

973641

343

944of Gloucester Eng. poet. 821

.

Robin Hood Eng. ballads 821

.

legends 398.

Robinsonaden Ger. fiction 833 .

Rocaberti, Fra Catalan lit. 849.

^Rochester, N. Y. history 974.

^Rock CO. 111. history 977.^ Wis. "

977.' Island. 111. " 977.

Rockanalysis chemistry 543

.

blasting engineering 622

.

drills machine tools 62 1

.

minerals determination 552

.

salt economic geology 553 .

structure lithology 552

.

Rockets, signal mil. eng. 623 .

^Rockford, 111. history 977.^Rockingham CO. X. H. hist. 974.

^Rockland co. N. Y. " 974.

. I

54.48

541. II

.884

4

97

.884

4

.11287

. I

4382

7

145

7

5

4

7

62

436

7324

752

71

021

13

04

2

54

912

789

339

587

339

6

23

95281

63

82

45444

26

728

Rockscleavage of geology

conductivity of

lithology

polarity in geology

Rocky mts, U. S. travel

Rodentia zoology

Rodolph I Ger. history

2•* "

Rodriguez Rubi, TomasRods

glass prac. chemistry

steam locomotiv

strength of materials

Roig, Jacme Catal. poetry

Rojas y Zorrilla, F. de

Roland

chanson de

legends

Rolando's

fasciculus

groo\'e

Fr. poetry

cord

medulla

cerebrum

Rollenhagen, G ; Ger.poetry

Roller

bearings mech. eng.

shelvs

Rollers engineering

Rolling friction mechanics

mills manuf'g plant

metal manuf.

551.84

5511455J

551-84

917-8

599-3

943-026

943-034

862.52

542.231

621 . 1341

620 . 1 1282

849-9133

862.36

841 . II

398.2

611. 8261

611 .8182

61 1 .81312

831-46

stock

Rolls

of honor

621 .822

022.46

620 . 1 1284

531-45

621.77

671

electric, eng, 621 334

military

schools

lib. economypianola

*Romaic language^ literature

Romanarchitecture

art

baths hygiene

catholic church

catholics biografy

dominion in Spain

empire

holy

history, ancient* modern

inquisition persecutions

law

literature

mythology

355-1

371-53

025.178

489

889

722 .7

70937613.46282

922.2

946.01

937-06

943

937

945-6

272.2

349 37870

293

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 713

271

729

937

733

Romanorders monastic orders

of architecture

republic history

sculpture

supremacy relig. history 270

Roman de la Rose Fr.poet. 841

du Renard " satire 847^Romance, English 823

languages 479religious 344

Romances. Los Sp. poetry 861

Romanesquearchitecture 723revival architecture 724

Romanism 282

Romanes, R. M.de Span. lit. 863 .

Romans, epistle to Bible 227.

Romans d'aventures

Provencal poetry 849

.

Romantic orchestral music 785 .

piano music 786.

vocal - 784.

Romeancient history 937church of 282

missions 266.

theology 230

.

city, ancient 937.^ modem 945.

travels 914.

ROmer. Ole Dan. misc. 839

Romish church 282

Romany gipsies 397Rondo piano music 786

32

02

4

18

12

.26

48

52

I

123

3

43

3

2

2

6

6

56

883

Ronsard, Pierre de Fr.poet. 841

Rood screen fixt furniture

sacred "

Roof

construction architec.

coverings bilding

gardens dom. economynuclei anatomyof mouth

Roofs architec. design

engineering

Roomslibrarj-, in other bilding

plans

school

special lib. bildings

Ropehemp mill gearing

making

729.

247

721.

695

645-

611.

611.

729.

624.

022

022

371

022

62 I

677

41

34

96

8

81713

315

35

9

37342

62

6

^53

Ropewalking entertainm*t 791

wire mill gearing 62 1 . 854strength cf 620 . 1 1 288

Rosa, Salvatore Ital. satire 857 . 55Rosacea? botany 5*^3-37

Resales "583 3

'Roscommon, Ireland hist. 941.75^

CO. Mich. " 977 .476Rose botany 583 .37

culture 716.2Rosenkranz, H. Dan. misc. 839.883Rosenmiiller's organ anat. 61 1 . 6676Roses, wars of Eng. hist. 942 .04

Rosetta stone

Egyptian inscriptions 493 .117

Greek " 481.7Rosetti, D. G. Eng. poetry 82 1 . 84

G. Ital. " 851.72Rosicrucians secret soc. 366 . 4Rosini. Giovanni Ital. fie. 853 . 71

'Ross CO. O. history 977.182* Scotland hist. 941.16Rota, Bernardino Ital. poet. 85 1 . 42

Rotary

blowers engineering 621

converters elec. engin'g 621

engms engin types 621

stationary 621

engineering 621

62

313571 1296

if)6

66

U. S. history 973

525

521

523

53^

pumpsRotation

in ortis

of earth

hevenly bodies

sun

physics

Rotatores muscle anat.

Rote teaching education

Rotgans. L. Dutch poetry 839.3141Rotheln public helth 614.524Rotifera zoology

Rotor

steam turbin design

stresses steam turbins

'Rotterdam history

travel

56

35

15

73

34 •

611.73168

371 31

595-1

621. 1653462 1 . 16514

949 2

914.92Roucher, J. A. Fr. poetry 841 . 55'Rouen

Roulette

Roulettes

'Roumania

history

travel

amusementsethics

anal. geom.historv

^Roumanian language

944-25

914 425

795

175-5516.26

949-8

459 9

Topics in bUck face type «re subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

714 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOXRELATIV INDEX 715

Roumanille, J. Proven.poet. 849

.

Roundbullets small arms 623

.

dances amusements 793

ethics

R. R. architec.

ordnance725-

62?

.

houses

shot

table Arthurian romance 398.vocal music 784.worms parasit. diseases 616.

Roundheds Eng. history 942 .

Rousseau, j: B. Fr. poetry 841.

j: J. " fiction 843." philos. 194.

Route canal engineering 626.

railroad " 625.Rovere. A. de Dut. poetry 839Rowe, X. EngHsh drama 822Rowing sport 797Rowson. Susanna Am. fie. 813^Roxburgh. Scotland hist. 941Roxburghiacea? botanvRoyal houses heraldry

lives biografy

Rubber dom. economymanufactures

Rubble stone foundations

584

929

923

646

O78

721

144

4551

3

45^11

2

I

965

062

51

56

4

I

I

3121

55

22

47

31

7

I

181

Rubefacients therapeutics 615Rubeola

Rubiacese

Rubiales

RubidiumRubies

Rubrics

Rucellai, G.

Rtickert, F.

diseases

botanvO16

S^3

583

546

553

inorgan. chem.

econom, geol.

Anglican ritual 264

Ital. poetry 851

Ger. poetry 831Rudbeck, Olof Swed. misc. 839Rugosa zoology 593Rugs domestic economy 645

022

677

745

913

867

923

library

manufactures

oriental

Ruins antiquities

Ruiz. Juan Span, satire

Rulers biografy

palaces of architec. 725Rules

for readers library econ. 024staff

" "023

of order, parliamentary 328school 371

Rum chemic technology ' 663^Rumania history 949

travel Q14

, 12

773

916

52

51

35

8

032

33

74

7831

61

I

964

I

I

17

9, I

5'

5

8

98

^Rumansh language

literature

Ruminants zoology

Rumination physiology

459 9

859 9

599-7

612.3275Runeberg, J. L. Swed. poet. 839 . 7167

439 6

429. 17

43701439917439'^i7

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Runes

Anglo-Saxon

GermanGothic

Runic inscriptions

Runius. Johan Swed. poet. 839 . 7 136Runners library econ. 023.78Running

gear electric cars

locomotivs

hygiene

sewing

sports

Rupert German history

Rupture of genital tract

surgery

Rural

architecture

cemeteries

economy agriculture

life

newspapers

schools

sports

water supply

Rush. Benjamin Am.essays 814

^Rush CO. Ind. history 977Rushes botany 584Ruskin, John Eng. essays 824

Russia

administration

botany

finance

geology

heraldry

history

in Asia history

mapspeerage

schools

statistics

titles of honortravel

treaties

other topics see table i

Russian^ America, Alaska history 979.8

architecture 723.2

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

^21 .3347

621.135

613 72

646 . 2 r

796

943027f>i8.55

617-55

728

719

630

630

070

379

796628

354581

336

554929

947

957912

929

379

314

929

914

341

236

173

7

21

261

9

86

47

947

47

7

77

47

77

47

7

777247

Russian

baths

church

language

literature

music

architecture

hygiene

sects

725

613

281

491

891

781

Rust, anti-, processes bldg 691

fungi 589joints plumbing 696

Rutaceas botany 583

Rutebeuf French poetry 841

Ruth Bible 222

^Ruthenian language 491Ruthenium inorg. chem. 546

'Rutland co. Eng. history 942

Vt. ^ 974Rydberg, V. Swed. fiction 839Rydelius, Anders " misc. 839

Ryswick, peace of treaties 341

73

46

9

7

7

7

7

225

6

23

17

3

79

96

54

37

7367

7834

24

263

268

023 .664

371.168

181.

7

2733583.291

Saavedra. Fajardo, D. de

Span, miscellany 868.36

Sabbatarians Christ, sect 289.9

Sabbath

schools

Sabbatic year librarians

teachers

Sabeism philosofy

Sabellian heresies

Sabiacea? botany

Sabini ancient history 937 .

4

*Sac CO. la. history 977 . 7424

Saccharomycetes botany 589.91

Saccharose nutrition 612 . 39614

Sacchetti, Franco Ital. fict. 853 .21

Saccule anatomy 611.8524

physiology 612 . 8582

Sachs. Hans Ger. poetry 831 .44

Sacral

artery, lateral anat. 611 . 1374middle '* 611 . 1363

cord " 611 .8215

Sacramentals pub. worship 264.

9

Sacraments

Anglic, ritual

Sacred

art

biografy

drama miracle plays

religion

furuiture

history

music

poetry

rhetoric

Sacrifice

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

birth customs

christology

Sacrifices Bible

sacraments

Sacrilege

Sacrococcygeal joints

Sacroiliac joints

Sacrosciatic ligament

Sacrum anatomy

Sad irons laundry

Saddlery trade

Sadi-Carnot French hist.

Saengerbund music festival 784 . 5

Safe deposit bldgs archit. 725.24

storage "" 725-35

Safes manufactures 672

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

265

264.035

246

922

792

244

247

270

783

245

251

392-2

232.4

220.93

2653265.9

611 .7217

611 . 7281

611.

7281

611.7117

648.42

685

944 08

7i6 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Safety

devices elec. line 621

station 62

1

elevators 621

ordnance 623

steam locom. 621

turbins 62

1

telefone station 62 i

terminal 62 i

telcgraf 621

min. engin'g 622

locomot. boiler 621

steam " 62

1

piping 621

^Sagadahoc CO. Me. hist. 974Sagas, Norse 839Sage foundation 306^Saginaw city, Mich. hist. 977^ CO. " " 977Sago chemic technology 664

Sahara desert history 966

phys. geog. 551

lampsvalvs

.3198

3178

87785

4243

^S9

16535

38794

38694

38328

47

1339

18473

1854

j8

6

446

446

2

I

58

056

527

689

926

973

974

Sailing directions

great circle navig.

Sailmaking trade

Sailors biografy

Saint

Albans raid U.S. hist.

Vt.

Amant. M. A. G. Fr.satire 847Bartholomew massacre 272

Bernard, hospice of

protection of life

Charles co. Mo. history

Clair CO. 111. history

Mich. •*

Mo.Clair's exped. U. S. hist.

Croix CO. Wis. history

Evremond P'r. essays

Francois co. Mo. history 977.Helena history 99 7

John of Jerusal. knights of 929.

Joseph CO. Ind. history 977 .

Mich. "

Mo.

Lawrence co. X. Y."

Louis city, Mo. "

travel

CO. Mo. history

Marc Girardin Fr. essays 844

.

Mary co. Md. history 975 .

Petersburg, Russia " 947.

trav. 914.

614

977

977

977

977

973

977

844

977-

977-

974-

977-

917.

977-

•56

.722

342

4

87

839

389

441

8466

42

541

42

868

711

289

419

8131

756

866

7866

865

75

241

4

74

225 92235

246

755

922 982q8

922

641 83

59 7 9

023 8

371 16

33^ 2

332 ->

025 115

017--0 19

Saint

Pierre, J. H: B. dc Fr.fic. 843.61Simonism socialism ^^^ . 2

Vitus' dance diseases 616.851

Sainte Beuve. C: A. Fr. lit. 844, 74^ Genevieve co. Mo. hist. 977.869Saints

apostolic li\ es of

doctrin

in art ecclesiology

painting

Latter day biografy

doctrin

lives of

Salads cookery

Salamanders batrachia

Salaries library servis

of teachers

])ol. econ.

Salary loans

payments lib. tin.

Sale catalogs of books

of duplicates lib.econ. 025.265state prop, finance 336 . 12

^Salem city, N. J. history 974.992* CO. ** " 974.991Salemitano, M. Ital. fict. 853 . 3 i

'Salerno. Italy history 945.74Salesmen's occupation

hygiene 613 .65

Salic laws Ger. law 349 . 432Salicin nutrition 612 .396175Salicincie botany 583 . 981

Salicylates therapeutics 615.75Salicylic acid org. chem. 547 . 70

disinfec. cont.dis. 614.486

Salin

substances in urin

waters econ. gt-ology

'Saline co. 111. history

* Mo.Salins cathartics

Saliva physiology

therai^eutics

Salivarv*

glands anatomy

physiology

nucleus anatomysecretion physiol. 200I.

Salivation physiology

Salles d'asile

Sallust Latin literature

Salmon fishes

612 4616

553 72

977-3992

977 847

615,7322

612 313f>i5-74i

611 .316

612 313

611 .81768

591 143

612 .81977

372.944878.2

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

597 5

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDIilX 717

Salmon fishing amusem't 799

business 639

Salomon and Morolf Ger.sat.837 . 22

Saloons architecture

billiard

temperance

'Salop, England history

Salt

baths hygiene

prac. chem.

foods hygiene

lithology

manufacture

minin-r

72572725.84

178.4

942.45

^'*3 45

542.4;)

615.28

552

6f)4 4

622 . ;6.^'

rock economic geology 553. 6_

349-72

612.3821

661 4

641-17

612.74416

612.014463

612 .39261

Saltpeter mineralogy

Salts

absorption physiology

chemic technology

chemistry of food

in muscle physiology

mesology

nutrition physiology

of ammonia chem. tech. Obi . 5

stomach absorption of 012.32275

theoretic chemistry 54^-4

Saluste du Bartas, G. de

French poetry 84

1

Salvadoraceae botany

Salvage maritime law

Salvation doctr. theology 234

armySalviati, L. Ital. essays

'Salzburg, Germany hist.

Samaniego, F. M. de

*Samaritan language

Samaritans sects

Samarium inorg. chem.

Samnite wars Roman hist.

Samnium ancient

Samoa. Polynesia

Samos ancient^ modernSamsOe, O. J. Dan. drama 83Q.S253Samuel Old Testament 222.4

Samydacei£ botany 583 . 45

1

San Antonio, battle 973 . 6238Domingo, annex. treaty

U. S. history 973.82* Francisco history 97(; 4

travel 917 .94

Juan boundary U.S. hist.973 .82

' Luis Potosi, Mex. " 972.4' Salvador " 972 .84

'-'-i ».? /

5^3 7.6

.u: i

234

207 I 5

854 45t)43 03

801 44

492 5

29O

546 692

V3 7 03

93 7 7

990 1

939 14

949 94

2 I

2 I

Sancho 4 Span, miscel. 868. 12

Sancti.ication doctr.theol. 234.8

Sanctis. F de Ital. essays 854 81

Sanctuary legal antiq. 340 . 3

Sanctus sacred music 7S3 . 22

Sand. George Fr. fiction 843 . 82

Sand

baths prac. chemistry 542 , 45

blasts pneumatic mach. 62 r . 549filtration water supply 628. 16

foundations

piles

storms

Sandals costume

Sandbugs zoology

Sandemanianism sects

Sander, K. L. Dan. drama 839.8256Sands econ. geology

Sandstone

lithology

old red

'Sandusky city, O. hist.

CO.

'Sandwich ilands history

Sandwiches cookery

Sandys. George Am. poet. 81 1 . 1

1

'Sangamon co. 111. history 977. 356Sangreal legends 398 .

2

Sanguification physiology 612.119

Sanhedrim Judaism 290

'Sanilac, Mich, history 977.443

,.. . 10

551.51

3 f> 1 4

595 36

289.9

553 ^^2

553 • 53

552-51

551 -74

122 I97

977- 1214

996.9

641 . 84

Sanitariums helth resorts (>i3 12

Sanitary

affairs public helth 614appliances hygiene ^13 08

pub. helth 614 08

commission U. S. civ. war 973 7771commissions local gov't 352 4

U.S. 361

districts Eng. loc. gov. 352 0425engineering 628

fairs U. S. civil war 9 73 7772

inspection of schools 371 711

laws public helth 614 09mesures dom. econ. 648

public helth 6x4 09police administration 3 5 I

1 1

reports public helth 614. 09science engineering 623

surveys pubUc helth 614 77

Sanitation

iadustrial engineering

militarv

623 5

^^23. 7 5

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

7i8 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Sanitation

of house dom. econ. 648 5towns engineering 628 4

principles of * 628

public 614

school bildings 371 .626

veterinary, pub. helth 614.9Sannazzaro. J. Ital. poetry 85 1 .26

^Sanskrit language 491 .

2

^ literature 891.2

Santalaceas botany 583 . 943^Santiago

Chile history 9 S3

travel 918.3

Cuba, siege U. S. hist. 973. 893de Cuba, soc'ty of army of 369 . 1 82

'Santo Domingo history 972.93Santorini's duct anatomy

muscle

^Saone et Loire. Fr. hist.

Sap, circulation of botany

Saphenous vein, long

short

Sapindacefe botany

Sapindales

Saponin nutrition

Sapotaceee botany

Sappers mil. science

Sappho Greek poetry

Saprolegnieae botany

Saps military engineering*Saracen empire history

Saracenic architecture

Saratoga battle Am. revol. 973 .$^^^"

CO. \. Y. history 974.748Sarcoma diseases 616.992Sarcophagi burial customs 393 . i

Sardinia ancient history 937.9^ modern " 945 .9

Sardou, Victorien Fr. dram. 842 . 86

Sarmatia Asiatica anc.hist. 939. 52

Europa " " 939. 81

Sarpi, Paolo Ital. essays 854 . 5

1

Sarraceniacese botany 583 . 12

1

'Sarthe, France history 944. 17

Sartorius muscle anat. 6 11. 73821Sash arch, construction 721 .83

'Saskatchewan, Can. hist. 971 . 24

Sassacus, ship U.S. civ.war 973 . 754Sassanian architecture 722.5

Sassanians ancient history 935.7Satan doctrinal theology 235Satanism " " 235

witchcraft '33 -4

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

611-375

611.7326

944-43

5 8 1 . 1

1

611.14733611 . 1473S

5S3.281

583.28

012.396175

583. 6S1

358.3884.2

589.26

623.24

953

723-3

Satellites

action of astronomy

theoretic

^ Satire Eng. literature

Satiric music, dramatic

Satirists, English lives

Saturn astronomy

Satyre Mdnipp^e.La Fr. sat. 84 7. 33*Sauk CO. Wis. history 977 576Saurians

Sauropterygia reptils

Sautering cookery

Savages

Savannah* Ga.

campain U. S. civ, warAmer. revol.

521 .42

521 .6

827

782.6

928.27

52346

598 I

598.16

641.77

capture

historv

Amer. revol.

977817

siege

travels

Savings banks

architecture

political economystate control

*Savoy

declaration doct. theol.

France historv

house of Ital. history

Saw mills

Saws tools

^Sawyer co. Wis. history

Saxe. J: G. Am. satire

^Saxe-Altenburg, Ger. hist. 943* Gotha-Coburg " " 943* Meiningen " *'

943^ Weimar " " 943Saxhorn wind instrument788

Saxifrageae botany 5 83

Saxo Grammaticus Dan. lit 839

Saxon* Anglo language

literature

^ old language

literature

Romanesque architec.

Saxony history

973-7378

973-3347

975-8

973-3357917-58

725-24

332-2

351-825

238.5

944.48

945

674621 93

516

35

24

25

26

23

42

388811

439829

439 2

839.2

723-42

943-21

house of, Ger.hist.943 .022^ Prussian "

Saxophone wind instru.

Saybrook platform creeds

Scagliola masonryScala media anatomyScalds surgery

Scale prevention, boiler

Scalenus anatomv

943 -18

788.43

238.5

693.6461 1 .8521

61 7 . 1

1

621 . 1944

611-7339

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX719

Scales

comparativ anatomy 611

mesuring instruments 530music 781

practical chemistry 542

watch and instrum. niak'g 681

weights and mesures

Scalping war customs

Scalvies diseases

public helth

Scaly affections of skin

Scandal ethics

Scandinavia heraldry* history

peerage

Scandina\ ian

* language

^ literature

i:)hilosofers

lives

protestants

Scandium inorgan. chem.

Scansores birds

Scajjhoid

bone, carpal anatomytarsal

cuboid joints

cuneiform joints "

Scaphopoda zoology

Scapula anatomv

785

389

399

616

614

616

177

948

729

439

839

198

021

.

2S4.

546.

59^-

611.

611.

611.

611.

594611

9685

55

51

2

6

Scapular artery, dorsal anat 6 1

1

Scapuloclavicular joint

Scarf skin anatomyScarfs, hed toilet

Scarlatina diseases

Scarlet fever pathology

pub. helth

Scarron. Paul Fr. satire

Scavenging of towns

Scene painting painting

theaterScent glands

comparativ physiol.

economic zoology

physiologic

protectiv organs

Scepticism, etc. see SkepticismScheele, K: V. Swed. misc. 839.Schefer, L. Ger. poetry 83 1

.

Scheffel, J. V: von Ger. fac. S^s .

ScheUing Ger. philosofy 193

.

^Schenectady, N. Y. hist. 974 .

Scherzo orchestral music 785

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

611,

611.

646.

616.

616.

614

.

847-

628.

750

792

612 .

591-

591-

591-

73

5

5

.8

-7

.69

7

-71771

.7^876

-72S56

72856

. 2

.7171

.1348

72724

771

55

917

917

522

43

4

49366

144

57

7848

81

83

4

744I

Schiller, J; C.F; Ger. dram. 832 . 63Schimmel, II. J. Dut. " 839.3253Schism

Avignon 270.5Eastern & Western ch. 2 70 .

3

in the church eccles. pol. 262 .

8

Schists lithology =^52.43

Schizomycetes botany 5S9.95

Schleiermacher Ger. phil. 193 . 6

Schlemm's canal anat. 611.8415

^Schleswig-Holstein.Ger.hist.943. 51

'Schoharie co. X. V. hist.

Scholar's life self-culture

Scholarships

research

school tuition

974-745

374

378-34

371.22Scholastic philosofers' lives 921.9

philosofy

SchOning, G. Dan. misc.

School

architecture

bildings education

board room lib. bldgs

city student gov't

districts Eng. loc. gov.

equipment

funds state education

furniture

grounds

hygiene

libraries education

library fConom\lunch rooms

meals school hygiene

premises

promenades school hyg. 37 1 . 737savings banks 371-673texts Eng. language 428Y. M. C. A. work 267.361

^Schoolcraft co. Mich. hist. 977.493Schools

and libraries lib. econ,

architecture

education

hygiene

library propagandismof painting

parochial education

parish workpublic

reform

architecture

iSg.4

839.8844

727

371 62

022 .612

371-595352 .0426

371 6

37911371 63

371-61

371 7

371 64027.8

642.58

371-716371 6

ridin;

021.3

727

370

613-54

021.75

759

377-5

257

379364

725-64

725.88

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

720 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Schools

sj.ecial curriculums 375 .008

higher educ. 378.99Sunday 268

- see special subject

Schopenhauer Ger. philos. 193 . 7

^Schuyler CO. 111. history 977 .347* Mo. " 977.826* \. V. *• 974.781

Ft Amer. revol. 973-3334^Schuylkill co. Pa. history 974.817Schwann's sheath histol. 611 .018833^Schwartzburg, Ger. hist. 943 .27

Sciatic artery anat. 611. 13765Sciatica diseases 616.87Science

and religion apologetics 239.8

nat. theol. 215

600

925

372-3

150

355170

500

35920

1

320

628

300

507

501

500

^33

applied

biografy of

elementary education

mental

military

moral

natural

naval

of r^'ligion

political

sanitary

social sociology

study teaching

Sciences, classification of

natural

occult

Scientific

bildings architecture

explorations, general

men, lives of

surveys, general

travels

Scientists, apologetics agst

^SciUy Islands history

travel

Sciopticon optics

'Scioto CO. O. history

Scitaminese botany

Sclera anatomyphysiology

Sclerotic coat anatomyeye diseases 617.71

Sconces domestic econ. 644.325

Scoops, water steam locom. 621 . 1363

Scope and usefulness of lib. 021

Scoria volcanic rocks 552.21

727

508 3

925

508.3

508.3

239.8

942.37

914.237

535-86

977-187

584.21

6 1 1 . 84 1

5

612 . 841561 1 . 8415

/^d

Scorpions zoology

Scotch

churches, presbyterian

covenant creeds

deists apologetics

English dialects

* language

music, vocal

philosofers biografy

philosofy

presbyteriarrs biografy

Romanesque architecture

Scotland

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional law

education

finance

geology* history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

universities

zoology

^Scotland co. Mo. history

Scott

Dred, case U. S. civ. war 973

595-4

285

238.5

2395427-9

491 63

784.4

921 .

2

192

922

2

541

41

354 41

913 41

720 941

581.941

378.41

342.41

370.941

336 41

554 I

941

349 41

912 41

274.1

379 41

314 I

914 I

341 241

378.41

591 941

977-831

711Sdecision slavery

U.S.hist.

Walter Eng. fiction

poetry

'Scott CO. 111. history' Ind.'

la.

' Mo.

Scott-Brown shorthand

^Scottish border history

travel

episcopal church

poetry

326.973

973-68

823-73

821.74

977-345977.218

977-769

977897^53-53

941 4

914.14

283.41

821

Scott's campain Me x. war 973 6236

Scotus, Duns mediev.phil. 189.4

Erigena " " 189.4

Scovil shorthand 653 .37

'Scranton, Pa. history 974.837

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inde:

RELATIV INDEX721

Scrap

book methods 029books general collec. 040

for special see subject

Screen doors arch, constr. 721 83

min. engin'g 622 . 74Screening

Screens

arch, construction

domestic economyfixt furniture

food

Screw-

brakes

cutting

gears

jacks

joints

physics

propellers engineering

strength of materials

threds mech. engin'g

Screws fastenings

Scribe, A. E. Fr. dramaScript writing

Scriptural biografy

gun mountsmech. engin'g

plumbing

Bible

N. T,

O. T. 221

721

645

729

648

623

621

621

.

621

696

53J^

621

620

621

621

S42

652

220

.

225.

87

o

96

7

220.

220

.

220

.

220

.

226.

220.

Scripture

chronologies

commentaries

concordances

dictionaries

harmonies of gospels

histories

readings public worship 264.

220

616.

749

5^3-

611.

616.

•43562

.882

^333.869

5

.87

. 12

.112S7

.882

,882

/o

92

92

92

Scriptures, holy Bible

Scrofula diseases

Scroll-sawing

Scrophularinece botany

Scrotum anatomy

diseases of

Scudery, G: de Fr. fiction S43 .

M. de " " S43.

Sculptors biografy

Sculpture

prehistoric

sacred ornamentationschool decoration

Scurvy diseases

Scutage feudalism

Scythia ancient history

Scythian language

94

7

. 2

3

I

95

3

996

81

638

67

44

927.

730

571.

247-

371-

616.

321.

939-

494

45-»

73

3

637

39

3

51

Sea

anemones zoology

aqueous erosion

baths hygienecowcucumbers zoology

trade

zoology

fishery

grapes

laws

lilies "

mats

mosses algae

serpent delusions

shore resorts hygieneurchins paleontology

zoology

v.-alls engineering

weeds botany

Seal engraving

fishing

Seals college

heraldry

zoology

Seamanship

Seamen's lives

Search

light elec. engineering

military "

right of interna, law

Seashore resorts hygiene

Seasickness diseases

physiology

Seaside cottages architec.

resorts hygiene

Season, vacation lib. econ. 023 .661

Seasons astronomy 525.

5

hygiene 613.13zoology 591-54

Seating capacity architec. 729 .

2

Seats, country architecture 728.8

593 6

551 35

613-45

599-5

593 96

639

594.9

347-7

593-91

594.7

589 3

133-7

613.12

563 95

593-95

627.4

589 3

736

639

378.27929.8

599-7

656

926.56

621.325S2

623-731

341.3

613.12

612.8862

728.7

613.12

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Seaweeds botany

Sebaceous

glands anatomy

disorders of

secretion animals

^Sebastopol, Russia hist.

Secession

church of Scotlandlaw

U. S. history

Secessionists in XorthU. S. civil war 973 . 718

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

589 3

611.773

616.53

591.141

947.7

285.6

342

973 7

722 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Second

advent of Christ 232

adventists sects 2S9

empire Fr. history 944language elem. educ. 372nerv' anatomy 611

physiology 612

sight 133

war with Eng. U.S.hist. 073

Gt. Brit., soc. of 369Secondary

batteries electricity

cells elec. engineering

schools for girls

gymnastics in

library equipm't

537621

376

371

371manual train'g in 371public 379

Secret

ballot suffrage

servis Amer. revel,

U. S. civ. warwar of 181

2

societies

bildings arch,

college

cryptografy

324

973

973

973366

728

371

651

.6

3,07

65

.8312

.8192

052,144

.84

354

63

7323

646

42317

385

785

528

4

85

612

612

612

612

612

612

591

wntmgSecretion

animals 59i 14

intestinal

action of nervs on

pathologic changes

physiology

lactic physiology

of liver physiology

physiology

Secretory organs

animals comp. anat.

descriptiv anat. 591

Sectarian

schools, public aid to 379teaching in schools 377

Sects, Christian 280

Secular changes of season 525

education 377S^daine, M. j: Fr. drama 842

^Sedalia, Mo. history 977Sedentary life hygiene 613

Sedimentary rocks lithol. 552Sedition law 343

act U. S. history 973 ,

See eccles. polity 262

.

Segment shell ordnance 623 .

Segmentation embryology 611

3381

336

6643

35

4

4474

. 121

. I

53

57.8481

655

44

3

4515

Segregation geol. agents 551 .98

vs coeducation 376 . 7

861.14

944-37

944-36

944.25

551 2

597-3

583-876

4

60921

31

51

5

38524

3

23

Segura de Astorga, J.L.

^Seine et Mame, Fr. hist.^ Oise,

^ Inf^rieure,

Seismology

Selachii fishes

Selagineas botany

Selecting lib. books, meth.of 025.215

Selection

natural evolution 575physiol. 612

of books, etc. lib. econ. 025library trustees 023

manuscripts publish. 655sexual evolution 575

^Selections Eng. philology 428

Selectiv system telefone 621

Selenids mineralogy 549

Selenium inorganic chem. 546

Self

culture 374defense, art of athletics 796

education 374government pol. sci. 321.8

school 371 59Selfishness ethics 1/9-8

^Selkirk, Scotland history 941.46

SemTob, Rabbi Span. lit. 861.16

Sematology philology 4 1 9 i

Semiautomatic telefones

Semicircular canals anat.

Semidetacht city houses

Semidiameter

of celestial bodies

Semilunar

bones, carpal anatomy 611. 71772ganglion, cranial " 6 1 1 . 89 1

5

ganglions, symp. " 611. 8393valvs " 611. 12656

Semimembranosus muscle 611 . 73829

Seminal vesicles anatomy 611. 636

Seminar room lib. bildings 022 . 653

Seminaries

architecture 727.2

education 373theologic religion 20 7

^ for special topic see subject

Seminary method of instruc.371 .37

Seminiferous '^ucts anat. 6 1 1 . 63 1

1

physiol.6i2 .617

621.38572

61 1 . 8526

728 34

522.93

01331

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX723

973

973611

62 I

611

492

892

Seminole wars, U. S. history

1818

1835-42

Semispinalis muscle

Semistationary engins

Semitendinosus muscle

Semitic languages

literatures

Senancour, E. P. de Fr. lit. 844Seneca, L. A. Latin drama

misc.

stoic phil.

^Seneca co. >J. Y. history* O.

Indians

iSenegambia history

^Sennaar. Egypt

Sensation

beginnings of biology

in animals zoology

plants botanymental faculties

physiologic psychology

Sensational journalism

Sensationalism

Sense mental faculties

physiology

SensibiHty

and movement physiol. 612chromatic " 612

cutaneous " 612,

mental faculties 157physiologic psychology 612

.

recurrent physiology 612.

to pain "612.

sound "612.

Sensitiv plant botany 583.physiol. bot. 581

.

Sensory

and motor nervs, distinc. 612 .

apparatus anatomy 611

.

delusions physiology 612.

ganglions **

612.

terminations histology 611.

^Sentences, special Eng. 425.Sentimental music 784.Separate system of sewerage 628

.

Separates lib. economy 025

.

Separation

of powers English gov. 3 54

.

French ** 354.

German " :^54

U.S. - ^53.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

541

571

73161

159

73828

72

878

188

Q74

977

970

966

962

576.

591-

581-

152

612

070

.

145

152

6l2.

.64

.6

•5

.6

.769

.124

3

3

9

4

18

18

8218

16

.8218

.8114

8433

794

82133812

884

85876

32

5

811

8

82189

8113

018866

4

3

212

232

4202

4402

4302

02

637621 1974

Separators

cream dairv

steam engineering

Sepia paint 7^1Sepoy war. Indian history 954Septic diseases 61 6 94Septicemia diseases 616. 944

obstetrics 618.74Septuagint Bible 221.48Septum lucidum anatomy 611. 81324Sepulchers cemeteries 718

customs 393-

1

public helth 614.61

cathedral servis 783 . 23Catalan poetry 849 .9135

Serao, Matilde Ital. fict. 853 . 88Serapis, ship Amer. revel. 973 .355Serfs

emancipation Russ. hist. 947origin of « "947slavery 326

Sergardi, Ludovico Ital.sat. 857Sergeants-at-law lives 923Serials library admin. 025

special, see subjectSericeous secretion zoology 591 . 142

Sepulture

Sequence

Serafi

08

04

3

57

442

173

Sericulture

Series

algebra

calculus

motors elec. engin'g

system telefone

trigonometry

Sermons

homiletics

pubhc worship

U. S. history civil war

638

512-4

517-21

621.31365

621.38523

514-2

Serotherapy

for venomsSerous

membranesabsorption byadmin, of medicin byhistology

Serpent charming

worship

Serpentine econom. geol.

lithology

Serpents zoology

Serrati posteriores anat.

Serratus anterior

posticus "

252

264.6 .

973-795revolution 973.395war of 1812 973 . 5295

physiol. 612.3145

612 .387

615.66

611 .01874

59157291

553-55

552.47

598.12

611. 7312

611-7355611 . 7SI2

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

724 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Serumstaining substances 612 . 1251

Servants

domestic economy 647

.

ethics 173.

law 347.

quarters architecture 728.

dom. economy 645

.

Servetus medieval phil. 1S9

.

^Servia history 949

.

^Servian language 491 .

Serving

at table dom. economy 642 .

room " *'

643

.

Ser\'is

amount of teachers 371

.

apparatus elec. light, 621

books Anglican ritual 264.

clerical lib. economy 023

.

emergency dom. econ. 647 .

library 023

mechanic lib. economy 023.

periods, military 3SS-professional bilding 692

.

table dom. economy 642 .

Servitude, militar\' 355 .

slavery 326

Sesamoid bones, foot 611.

hand 611.

Session laws, American 345

.

English 346.

Sestini, B. Ital. poetry 851

.

Setons therapeutics 615.

Settees dom. econ. 645

.

Setting table '"" 642

.

type printing 655.

Settlements, social 33 1

.

Seven

champions 398.

day books lib. econ. 024 .

days battles U. S. hist. 973 .

Pines, Va. battle 973 .

sages 398-

sleepers 398-

weeks war German hist. 943 .

wonders of the world 609

years war German hist. 94s.

U.S. -973-

Seventh

day adventists sects 289

.

baptists " 286.

Sabbath 263

.

nerv anatomy 611

.

physiology 612

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

2

8

6

02

69

5

•f

82

6

45

16

328

03

76

29

771

1

8

6

2

71S99

71799I

I

68

812

42

6

25

85

2

62

7327

73272

2

081

05626

3

3

2

8317

8197

'Seville history

travels

Sewage, disposal of

Sewer gas air j^ollution

946-8

914-68

628.3

614.765

sanitary engin'g 628.23Sewerage

city administration 3 > 2 . 6

engineering 628 2

systems 628 21

Sewers

and outlets air polkit. 614 . 765

disinfection pub. helth 614 48

Sewing

domestic economy 646 2

element' V manual train'g 372 . 546S7

646 . 2 I

685

687

392

376

577 "^

machine

plain dom. economyshoes

tailoring

Sex

customs

in education

nature

influence of therapeutics 615.55mortality pub. helth 614. 141

origin of evolution 575-9

production of embryol. 591 .36

Sexes mental characterist. 136. i

proportion of 612.606

Sextant

astronomic instrument 522.41

finding time by horology 529 . 74

Sexual

ethics

organs anatomyzoolog}

science

selection evolution

variation animals

Shade and light arch.design 729 . 14

Shades

and shadows descr.geom.5 15.7

176

611 6

591 46

612 6

575-5

591 . 156

645 -3

515-^3622 . 25

621 .82

window furnishings

Shading shorthand

Shadows perspectiv

Shaft sinking mining

Shafting mill workShaftslmry, earl of Eng. lit. 824 . 5 i

Shakers bio^rafv 922 . 88

289.8

621.18354

822.33

552-52

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

'ft'

sects

Shaking grates engin'g

Shakspere Eng. dramaShale lithology

RELATIV INDEX 725

'Shanghai history 951travels 9 1

5

'Shannon co. Mo. history 977ship U. S. war 1812 973

Shapers machine tools 621

Shapes strength of mater. 620Sharks fishes 597

fossils 567

Sharpsburg, Md. battle 973Shaving customs 39

1

toilet 646Shaw, H: W. Am. humor 817'Shawano co.Wis. history 977 ,

Shawls clothing 646Shay's rebellion Mass. hist. 974

U.S. " 973Shearing

strength of materials 620 .

tools mech. engineering 62 1

.

Shears machine tools 621.

Sheaths of tendons anat. 611

.

diseases 616

.

Sheaves mill gearing 621

.

'Sheawasse co. Mich. hist. 977.^Sheboygan CO. Wis. " 977.Sheep

diseases of compar.med. 619,

domestic animals 636

.

hunting 799zoology 599.

'Sheffield history 942

.

Shelby CO. III. history 977.Ind. " 977.la. "

977.Mo. -

977.O. "

977.Shelf dep't library econ. 025 .

Shell

banks prehist. archeol. 571.boiler steam engin'g 62 1 .

fish business 639zoology 594

locomotiv boiler 62 1

.

Shelley, P. B. Eng. poetry 82 1

.

Shells

armor piercing ordnance 623.elongated " 623paleontology 564prehistoric archeology 571.projectils 623

.

zoology 594Shelter

domestic economy 643

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

, 1

1

887

5253

912

II28

7336

5

5

4653^454.31S

.11245

.96

932

75

.76

.^56

425

o

7

74

379S

259

748

832

145

8

93

1^^452

^333

77

4518

4513

Shelter

of laboring classes

pol. econ. 331.83Shelton. F: W: Am. satire 817.33Shelving library bldgs 022.4Shelvs, library

fi-^t lib.bldgs 022 .444for large bks,crect " " 022 . 445

flat ** " 022.46material " " 022.45public access " econ. 024.57round sides of room 022 .42

Shemitic languages 492Shenandoah

ship U. S. civ. war 973 . 757valley campain " " 973-7377

Shenstone, W; Eng.poetry 82 i . 58Sheol eschatology 236.4^Shepherdstown,W.Va. hist.Q75 .4(,9

Sherbet cookery 641 . 86

Sheridan. R : B. Eng.drama 822 . 66

oratory. 82 5 .64

Sheridan's ride U. S. civ. war973. 7377Sheriffs law 347-96

local governm't 352.2Sherman silver act U.S.hist.973 . 86

Sherman's march to the sea 973.7378'Shetland ilands history 941 . i r

travels 914.111Shields heraldry 929 .

6

wepons 399Shillaber, B. P. Am.humor 817.34Shiloh, Tenn. battle 973-7326Shingle roofs bilding ^95 - i

Shingles skin diseases 616.52Shintoism

Ship

bilding

canals

299-5

699naval architec. 023 . S

626.9

386

engineering

sociology

fever diseases

life hygiene

propulsion mech. eng.

railways

Shipboard cookeryShipping

business useful arts

dep't manuf'g plant

history of sociology

45 laws

Ships

confederate U.S. civ.war 973.757disinfection in contag. dis. 614. 48

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

616.922

613. 68

621 . 12

^259641-574

656

621 . 7966

387

347-7

726 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Ships

iron

ironclad mil. engin'g

transportation

Shipwrecks

adventures

life saving methodsShipwreckt. rescue of

protection of life 6 1

4

^Shoals. Isles of history 074travels

Shock

repeated engineering 620

result of injury 617

Shoemaking

Shoes

60Q

623

65b

910

656

917

•4

868

2

42

1125

21

.4

3347214

89

54

621

725

725

653

O17.

612 .

623.

623.

611.

611.

611.

611.

62 1 .

621 .

613.

791

394.

641

.

623 .

623.

595

366.

942.

614.

7

43

33

S451

45^22

451II

971

7I7I

7272

7371

865

154

44

manufact'ng 685

costume 391elec. traction 621

Shone system sewerage wks 628

Shooting

galleries architecture 725gunnery 623sport 7yQ

Shop girls labor of women 331

Shops

engineering worksmachine architecture

railway "

Shorthand

Shortsighttdness eve dis.

^ physiology

Shot, case ordnance

solid

Shoulder anatomyblade

joints

muscles

Shovels, power engin'g

steam

Shower baths hygiene

Showsentertainments

public customs ^od . 2

traveling feeding 041 . 577Shrapnel, early 623.45113* modem 623.4514Shrimps zoology 595 31

Shriners, Mystic masons ^66.1

^Shropshire, Eng. history 942.45Shrub adulterations 614.346Shrubbery landsc. gard'ng 715Shrubs botany 582Shuddering physiology 612.7464Shunting engins 621. 13263

Top'cs in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Shutters archit. const.

Sialagogs therapeutics

'Siam history^ Lower "

Siamese

architecture

language

twins deformities

nat. hist, of man^Siberia history

Sibylline books magic

Sibyls divination

Sicilian \orman architec.

Sicilv

721.87

615.741

959-3

959 5

722.4

494

617-35

573-9

957

^33 3

^33-3

72345

Sick

food for

hedake

ancient history 93 7 . 8

modern " 945-8

hygiene

diseases

hospitals for

architec.

leave lib. economymilitary life

ministry of sacraments 265 . 8

parish care of 258room dom. economy 649 .

8

61323616.857

362.

1

725-51

023.67

355-11

623.444

522 51

529.1

52333529.2

352.7

Side arms, military

Sidereal

clock and chronometerday chronologv

month astronomy

chronology

Sidewalks

local governmentmoving mech. engin'g 621.8675pavements road " 625.7

Sidney, P. English poetry 82 1 . 32

Siege

artillery mil. engin'g

guns gunnerymounts ordnance

operations mil. eng.

warfare " science

^Sierra Leone history

Sieves prac. chem.

Sighing physiology

Sight

anatomyasylums for the blind

diseases of

mental faculties

optics

physiology

sensory functions

623.415

623-552

623.432

623.2

355-44966.4

542.22

612 . 2 19

611 84

362.4

617 7152.

I

535-7612 84

O12. 82554

ugures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX727

Sighting

apparatus gun mounts 623

.

attachments guns 623gunnery 623.

Sigismund Ger. history 943 .

Sigmoid artery anatomy 611

.

flexure *' 611

.

mesocolon •* 611.

Signboards advertising 659.

language educ. of def 371

.

hieroglyphics 419.painting 69S

Signal devices elec. eng. 621 .

servis meteorology 551U. S. civ.war 973 .

623.

4354

425

55027

^3652

349

3^3r

53 7-

534-

623

654.

655-

612

.

618.

299.

583-

943-

943-

741

549540.

873-

Signaling, military

Signals

electric

in navigation acoustics

military mil. eng.

teiegralic

Signatures printing

Signs of deth physiol.

pregnancySikh religion

Sileneae botany^Silesia, Austria historv^

Prussia

Silhouettes

Silicates mineralogy

Silicon inorgan. chem.Silius Itahcus Lat.poetrv

Silk

culture

domestic economydyeing chem. technol.

manufacturemills architecture

worm agriculture

zoologVSilos agriculture

Silt lithologv

Silurian age geology

Silver

act, Bland U. S. hist.

ShermanVoorhees

inorganic chemistry

metallurgy

mining

moneyores economic geol.

plating manufacturequestion pol. econ.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

912

I

3175

5

7417

73

88

83

73

9

27

0131

22

II

^S3

73

14

6

2S

4

63 S

640.

607

.

677

725-

63 s

595-

633

552-

551

14

2

41

7^

52

73

973

973

973

546

669

622

332

553

671T -^ T

S3

86

87

572

34

41

42

42

Silversmiths work f^ne arts 739Silverware

domestic economyfine arts

manufactures

Simarubefe botanySimilarity plane geom.Simmering cookerySimms. W:G. Am. fiction S13.35

Simonides

of Ceos Greek lyrics

Samos • satire

Simony canon law

eccles. polity

Simple stationary engins

Simplex telegraf engin*g

Sin doctrin

Sinai ancient history^ modemSinaitic inscriptions

^Sinaloa. Mexico history 972.3^Sind. India

*Sindhi language

^Singapore history

travels

Singers, lives of

Singhalese language

Singing

physiology

public worship

vocal music

Single

acting engins stat'nVy 621 .1645

structure 621 . 1 122

1

altitude, finding time by 529.73course curriculum 3 7 5 . 00 12

curvd lines descr. geom. 515.12

surface " " 515.14expansion engins 621 .11261

fluid cells engineering 621.3533phase electric mach.standard coinage

tax

Sinking fund finance

Sintuism

Sinus surgerv

pocularis anat.

"Sioux City, la. historv^

CO. la.

Siphonophora zoology

Siphons prac. chem.Sirenia mammalsSirocco meteorology

642 .7

739

671

583 .241

51317641.73

S84.4

887.2

3482t>2 .9

621 . 1646

621 38231

233-2

939.48

953-1

492. I

954.7

491 41

959-5

915-95

927.8

491 48

612.784

264.2

784

621.313321

332 42

336-22

33^ 33

299 -5

617.23611 .6231

977 7411

977 713

593 72

542 • 66

599 5

551 51

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

728 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Sisterhoods parochial work 255relig, orders 271 .9

Sisters of Charity 271.91Mercy 271 .92

Site

dwellings dom. econ. 643 . i

library bildings 022 . i

school bildings 371.61Sittingroom furnishings 645 .65

^Sivas. Asia Turkish hist. 956.5Sivs prac. chem. 542 . 22

Sixth nerv

anatomy 611 .8316

eye 612.8466nucleus 611. 8175physiology 612 .8196

Size notation for books 025 .3

of college 378. 15sewers 628.22

Sizes

of books lib. econ. 025.8publishing 655.53

standard literary meth. 029 . i

type printing 655 . 24

Sjoberg, Erik Swed. satire 839.7762Skating 796

rinks architecture 725.86Skeeing sports 796Skeleton

human 611. 71

leaves fancy work 746of animals comp. anat. 591 .49

descrip. " 591.79Skeletons, preparations of 579. i

Skelton, J : EngHsh poetry 821.22

Skepticism

heresies 273.8natural theology 21

1

philosofic systems i49- 7

philosofy 1 86 .

1

Skeptics biografy 922.91Sketching drawing 741

Skew arches architecture 721.42

bevel gears engin'g 621.8332Skiing sports 796Skild labor pol. econ. 33 1 7

Skill, games of amusm'ts 794

ethics 175-4Skin

absorption 612 .384admin, of medicin by 615.67anatomy 611.77diagnosis pathology 616.073diseases ** 616.5

Skin»

dressing taxidermy 579-4fimction physiology 612 . 79grafting 617.47loss of heat

by evaporation 612.524radiation 612 .521

Skirmishing mil. science 355.42Skull anatomy 6 1 1

.9

1

bones 611. 714craniology 573.7

^Skye, Scotland history 941 , 17

Skylights lib. bldgs 022.72Slags metallurgy 669 .

8

Slander ethics 177-3Slang college 378.014^ English language 427^ modem Eng. Ian. 427.09Slate roofing bilding 695.2Slater fund education 373-75Slates bilding stones 553-54

lithology 552-44Slating bilding 695Slaughter

houses air pollution 614.741indust. sanit. 628.549

mt, Va. U. S. civil war 973 . 7328Slaughtering

industry 664.9method of animal hyg. 614.97

Slave

holding slavery 326law, fugitiv " 326.973trade " 326.1

Slavery 326aboHtion of, U. S. history 973 .714

American 326.973causes of U. S. civil war 973 .7111

constitut. amendment 342 . 73

U. S. hist. 973 .81

defences of 326.7emancipat'n proclamat'n 973 . 714

Slaves biografy 326.92fugitiv U. S. civil war 973.7115

Slavic

languages 491.8literatures 891.8philosofers 197

biografy 921.7^Slavonia history 943 . 93^vSlavonic church language 491.81Sleep

and rest hygiene 613 . 79of plants botany 581.54

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX729

612

.

135

Sleep

physiology

walking

Sleeping

balconies furnishings 645.

location 643

.

sickness 616.

Sleight of hand 791

Slide rule math, instrum. 510.

Slides

gun mounts 623

.

mounting of microscopy 578

.

Sliding

friction mechanics 531

.

shelvs lib. storage 022.

'Sligo, Ireland history 941.

Slime treatment ore dres. 622.

Sloan shorthand 653

.

Slojd education 371.Sloth ethics 179.

Sloths mammalia 599

.

Blotters machine tools 621.

^Slovakian language 491^Slovenian 491Slow cookers 6^3 .

Sloyd education3 ; i

.

Slugs zoology 594

.

Sluice gate wheels 621

.

Sluices engineering 62 1

.

Small

arms care of 623

.

manufacture 6S3

mil. efficiency 623.intestin anat. 611.numbers entertaining 642 .

pox diseases 616.

inoculation 614.public helth 614.

vs large college 3 78.

Smell anatomy 611.

physiology 612.

senses 152.

sensory functions 612.

Smelting metallurgy 669.Smith, H. Danish misc. S39

.

S. English essays S24.

Smith college educ. 376.'Smithfield, W. Va. hist. 975.Smithsonian

exchanges lib. econ. 02 1

.

institution 506

Topics in black face type are subdivided

S217

8

57

9681

4352

6

44

46

72

76

3^

422

8

3

912

87

84

338

422

3

224

29

4814

44

341

42

912

471

521

15

86

86-»

82556

8

8825

72

S

41S

S52

Smokeair pollution

box locomotivs

flues heating

nuisance sanitation

stack locomotivs

stacks steam eng'ng

Smoking ethics

614.71

621.1334

697.8628 53

021.1334621 . 1838

178.7food preservation 64 1

.

4

hygiene 613.84jackets 646.47

Smollett, T. G : Eng. fie. 823 . 63Smooth muscles physiol. 612 73Smuggling criminal law 343Smut agriculture 632

fungi 589.227^Smyrna, Asia history 956.2

travels 915.62Snakes 598.12Sneezing physiology 612.219

therapeutics 615 . 726Snoring physiology 612.219Snow meteorology

5 5 1 - 5 7Snowshoeing sports 796^Snyder co. Pa. history 974.849

travels 917.4849Soap

laundry dom. econ. 64S . 18making air pollution 614 . 744

chemic technol. 668. i

Soapstones econom. geol. 553.55Sociability animals 591 • S5Social

clubs H67customs and manners 394

bad hygiene 613.87democracy socialism 335 . 5distinctions ethics 177.5

rank 929."drinking temperance 178.3ethics lyyevil 176.5obligations ethics 177.8science 300worship 264 7

Socialism 335Socialistic communities U. S.335 .973Societies 300Amer. hereditary 369 i

patriotic 369 i

debating 374.24dress reform 646.06for home study ^74-4^

parish work 2^6

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

730 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Societies

general

learned, bildings tor

library

rooms for lib. bldgs

secret

bildings arch.

college

' special see subject

Society

ethics

for ethical culture

houses student life

^ ilands history

libraries lib. econ.

of American wars

army & navy of the Gulf

Christian endevor

Jesus monastic ord.

2d war with Gt Brit,

the army of Santiago

the Cincinnati

songs music

Socinians heresies

unitarians

Sociology

biografy of

Socrates Gk philosofy

Socratic philosofy

Soda chemic technology

water adultera.

chem. tech.

Sodalities parish work

Sodium inorganic chem.

salts physiology

Soeurs de bon Secours

sisterhoods

^Sofala, Africa history

Soft commissure anat.

drinks recipes

Sogdiana ancient hist.

Soil

conditions affecting helth

disinfection, in contag. dis.

Soils agriculture

chemic analysis

Solanaceae botany

Solar

day chronology

engins engineering

observation astron. instr.

parallax, transit of Venus

physics

plexus anatomy

060

727.9020.6

022 .614

366

728.4

371-85

177

170.6

371.86

996. 2

027.2

369. iiS

369.156

267.613

271-5

369.144

3(39 . 182

369.131

784.6

273-4

288

300

923

183.2

661 .3

614-348

663.6

256

546.33612 .39261

271.94

968.1

6r I .8144

641. 87

93961

614.77

614.48

631

543-7

583-79

529-1

621.47

522.56

523 92

523 7

611. 83931

Solar

spectrum astronomy 523-77system descrip. astron. 523 2

year chronology 529.2

Solariums dom. econ. 643 -57

Soldiers

cemeteries, national 719food for hygiene 613.21

homes architecture 725-59institutions 362.8

lives biografy 923 5military science 355orphan schools 362.7

Sole fishes 597-5

Soleus muscle anatomy 611.73854

Sol-fa method music 784.9

Solid

fuels steam engin'g 621 . 18222

state chemistry 541 31

Solidification heat 536.43prac. chem. 542.65

Solids

geometry 513 3

properties of physics 539-2

skin penetration by 612 . 791

1

Solitary

confinement punishm'ts 343-2glands anatomy 611.3445

study self education 374- I

vice ethics 176.4

Solitude 177-8

^Solomon ilands history 993-5Solomon, Song of Bible 223.9

Solos vocal music 784.81

Solubility theoretic chem. 541-34

Solution

chemic 542.61

of plane triangles trigo. 514.5spheric " " 514-7

trigonometric equations 514-4

Solutions quantitativ anal. 545-6

skin absorption 612.7913

Solvents prac. chem. 542.61

^Somali, Africa history 967.7

Somatology anthropology 573Somatopleure embryology oi 1 .01364

^Somerset co. Eng. history

travels

Me.

Md. history

N.J.**

Pa.

^Somme, France

942.38

914.238

974.12

975223974.944

974.879

944-26

Topics in black face type are subdiviied. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX731

Sommelier ram hyd. engins 62

1

Somnambulism 135Somnambulists' lives 920

Sonata organ music 786piano " 786

Songfestivals music 784of Solomon Bible 223

the three children Bible 229

Songbooks folklore 398Songs 784^ and ballads Eng. lit. 821

music 784for female voices 784

male " 784kindergarten methods 372with music 784

^Sonnets Eng. literature 821

^Sonora, Mexico history 972.

Sons of

the Amer. revolution 369.revolution 369.

veterans, U. S.army, soc. 369.Sophist philosofy iS-^

,

Sophocles Greek drama 882.*Sorbian language 491

.

Sorcery j^^Sore throat diseases 616.Sores surgery 617.Sorghum agriculture 633

manufacture 664

.

Sorterup, JOrgen Dan. poet. 839

.

Soteriology doct. theol. 234hygiene 613

Soto, H. de discov. of Am. 973 .

Soudan. Africa history 966.^ Egypt " 962.Soul

m animals 591.metaphysics 128origin metaphysics 129theories physiology 612

.

Soumet, A. French drama S42 .

Soundmesology 612.physics 534sensibility to physiol. 612.

Sounders, telegraf eng. 621

.

Soundings marine survey. 526.

physical geog. 551

.

Sound-producing organscompar. physiology 612.zoology -gj

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

274

9.81

.41

595

,8

04

88

87

215

U3134

I

2

88

4

31

24

8141

16

2

6

51

0134

71

01415

85876

3^33

09

46

612.7418

612.1715

612 . 2 161

414

641-73

Sounds

muscular physiol.

of hart

respiratory "

systems of fonology

Soup cookery

physiol. of nutrition 612 .39282Sources of

animal heat physiology 612.51South^ Africa history

America description

eccles. history

geology*

history

statistics

American languages

travels

Atlantic states history

Australia,

Bend, Ind.

travels

Carolina, U, S.

history

secession U. S. hist.

968

918

278

558980

318

498918

975

994.2

977.289

917.7289

For military history, see .,«„-divisions of Special campains andMilitary history under 9733,973-52. 973.7 and 973-89

975 7

973 713sub-

Central states Am. hist.

travels

Dakota U. S.

admission U. S. hist.

history

mil. hist. Spanish warU. S. civ. war 973

travels g i-

Mt, Md. battle

Russia history

travels

Sea ilands history

travels

scheme stocks

U. S. historyFor military history of the southcr its individual states, see sub-divisions of Special campains andMilitary history under 973 j973.52 and 973.7

976

917

973

978

973

973

947

914

996

919

332

975

86

3

S9483

74«3

83

7336

7

77

6

6

Southern

army life U. S. civ. warAtlantic oceanhome life U. S. civ. war

786

77I

Superior

973

551

973history 975

973Amer, revol. 973history 975

figures refer to the Ubles at the end of this index

Marylandprisons

states, U. S.

784

464

784

24

771

345

7^2 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Southeme. T;

Southey, R. " poet,

Souvestre. K. Fr. fiction

'Southwest U. S. history

travels

Soverens biografy

Soverenty pol. science

Space astronomy

metaphysics

sense physiology 6 1

2

Spades, trail ordnance 623

Spadiciflorae botany 584Spain

administration

antiquities

Arabs in historv

architecture

Eng. dram. 822

821

978

917.

923

320

523

114

.52

7375

8

I

I

14

354913

946

720

581

336

554

946

912

929

379

314

914

341

hist. 973

973

972

917

botany

finance

geology* history

mapspeerage

schools

statistics

travel

treaties

treaty with U. S.

warother topics see table i

^Spanish

America history

travels

American war, naval

and military order of 369architecture, Romanesque 723armada Eng. history 942

Span.

art

Austrian ascendency

Ital. history

discovery of Americainquisition persecutions 272 ,

2 language 460literature 860misrule in Cuba U.S.hist. 973 .

philosofers biografy 92 1

.

philosofy 196rule Mexican history 972.succession, war of

U. S. history 973.

war - " 973veterans, soc. of 369.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

,881

435656

46

4602

946

946

46

6

46

76

46

6

6

246

43

89

946

709

945

973

46

055

04

46

07

i6

891

6

02

25

89

181

621.1334

537-52621 .3842 I

796

632

598. s

938.9

Spar economic geology 553.66Spark

arresters locomotivs

induction electricity

telegrafy

Sparring amusementsSparrows agriculture

zoology

Sparta ancient history

Spartan supremacy Gk hist. 938. 06

Spas, bildings for architec. 725 . 75hygiene 613.12

Speakers oratory 808.5

Speaking tubes communi. 654 .

8

lib. econ. 022 . 947Special

days school methodsmaterial lib. acquis. *

" admin.

nationalities, schools for

ranks education of

schools gymnastics in

man. tram g in

types education of

Specialization of liVjraries

Specie

circular U. S. history

payment banking

U. S. history

Species, origin of

Specific

taxation

chemistry

liquids phys.

physics

Specifications for bildings

Specifics therapeutics

customs

gravity

37^-365

025.29

025.17

37' -QS

371 96

371-7325371-424

371 97025 .212

332 -4

973-83

575-8

336.26

542.33

532.4

Si^ 54

692.3

615Specimen books printing 655.24Specimens

arrangement in museums 579 .

7

mounting of 5 79

preservation in museums 579 .

8

Spectacles

disorders of vision

optics

Specters

Spectroscope

Sj^ectroscopy

astronomy

of blood

urin

Spectrum

analysis chemistry

optics

optics

physiology

^n -75

535-86

53584

522.67

612 . 1 1 1 15

6x2 .461175

544-6

535 -84

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX733

Spectrum

analysis qualitativ anal. 544.6

of comets astronomy 523.67

523-57meteors

moonstars

sun

Speculation banks

ethics

Speech

impediments of

orsrans of acoustic*^

523-37

523-87

523-77

332 6

174-5

612.78

534.7human anat, 611 2

philology 400phonology 414physiology 612 78visih)le compar. philol. 414

^Speeches English oratory 825Speed shorthand ''53 03

Spegel, Haquin Swed. poet. 839 . 7133Spelling

^ books Eng. lang.

^ phonetic^ reform "

Spencer. Herbert " philos.

^Spencer co. Ind. historv

Spenser. E. Eng. poetrv

Sperm cells developmentembryology

physiology

Spermatic

artery anatomycord

diseases of

nervs anatomysecretions phvs. zool.

vein anatomySpermatogenesis embryol. 611.01313Spermatorrhea diseases 616.69Speroni, Sperone It.dram. 852.41Speusippus Greek philos. i S4 . 2

Sphagna botany 5S8 . i

Sphenoid bone anatomy 611 .7152Sphenopalatin

arteries anatomv

428 . I

421 -4

421 4192 .8

977 .231

S21 -31

591 171

611 01311

612 616

611 1368

611 639616 68

611 S393

591 146

611 1466

ganglion

Spheres

611 . 133281

61 1 .89154

020 . 1 1284

5^2 7

522.71

520.41

513-41

perspectiv

strength

Spheric

astronomy

coordinates astronom>excess triangulation

geometry

projections descr. geom. 515 5

Topics in black face type are subdiviied. Superior

Spheric

shells ordnance 623.45113trigonometry 514 .

6

computing triangulat'n 526.44Spheroconics anal. geom. 516.58

mod. " 513.58Spheroidal trigonometrv

computing triangulation 526 . 45

Sphincter muscle of eyelid 61 1 . 7325Sphinx Egyptian mythol. 299.31

Sphygmograf diagnosis 616.071

physiology 612 . 16 r

Sphygmomanometry " 612.1611

^Spice ilands history 991 -3

Spices adulterations 614.314

chemic technol. 664 . 5

Spiders zoology 595 .

4

Spielhagen, F; Ger. fiction 833.84Spies American revolution 973 . 385

international law 341 3

U. S. civil war 973 . 7S5

Spina bifida surgery 617.32

Spinal

accessory nerv anatomy 6 1 1 . S3 192

larynx 612.7S21

physiol. 612 .81992

canal anatomy 611. 828

colum " 611.711cord

action on blood vessels 612.1S13anatomy 611 .82

functional diseases of 616 . 84physiology 612.83structural diseases of 616 ^^

curvature diseases 616.73membranes anatomy 611.829nervs 611.832

ganglions of ** 61 1 . S92

poisons therapeutics 615.97veins anatomy 611. 1457

Spinalis dorsi " 61 1.73 15

Spindles stone age 571 .26

Spine, curvature of dis. 616 . 73Spinning manufactures 677Spino-

costal muscles anat. 6 11. 73 12

dorsal *' •• 611. 7313humeral '*

" 611.7311Spinoza German philos. 193 -9

pantheism 147Spiral ganglion anatomy 6 1 1 . 89 1 8

1

gears mech. engin'g 62 1 . 8333Spirals anal, geometrv 516.26

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

734 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

Spires

architectural construction 721

design 729Spirit doctrinal theol. 233

leveling, geodesy 526Spiritism 133Spiritual

body doctrinal theol. 233heredity " " 233

ment. charac. 136

metaphysics 129

Spiritualism

metaphysics 1 1

1

modem 133sects 289

Spirituous liquors

chetnic technology 663temperance 178

^Spitzenberg history 998travels 919.

Spitzka's tract anatomy 611

.

Splanchnopleure embryol. 611.

Spleen anatomy 611.

diseases of 616.

physiology 612.Splenic

artery anatomy 611.fever diseases 616.

nervs anatomy 611.vein "

611.

Splenius muscle "611.

Splenotomy physiology 612.

surgery 617.Splints *•

617.Splugen pass Alps 914.Spoils system civ. servis 351

.

Spongeosum histology 611.

Sponges fossils 563

.

zoology 593.Spontaneity metaphysics 127Spontaneous

combustion chemistry 541.generation biology 576

.

physiology 612.

Sporadic cholera diseases 616.

Sports, outdoor 796parlor 793

Spots on the sun 523.Spotted fever diseases 616.Spottsylvania C. H. Va.

U. S. civil war 973 .

Sprague, C: Am. poetry 81 1

.

Sprains surgery 617.Spring tides 525.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

57-35

5•36

9

5•3

3.2

.8

•8255

-01365

•41

-41

41

.13642

956

8393

1494

7314412

44

92

946

01843

4

4

36I

601

933

74

925

736728

17

63

Superior

'Springfield, 111. history* Mo.

N. J. Am.rev^

O. history

Springs

hot physic, geology

mineral economic geol,

physical geografy

strength of materials

waterworks

Springtails zoology

Sprinkling of streets

sanitation of towns

977356977-8781

973-3365

977.1491

55^

553

551

620

628.11

595-71

23

7

49

11285

628.46Spur gears mech, engin'g 62 1 . 833

1

Squabs poultry

Squadron

Atlantic U. S. civ. warSpan. "

Gulf civ. warmilitary science

naval

Squadrons, confederate

U. S. civil warSqualides fishes

Squares

least geodesy

probabilities

magic arithmetic

tables of

Squaring the circle geom.Squatter soverenty

constitutional history

slavery

U. S. history

Squids zoology

Squinting eye diseases

Stable manure air poUut.

Stables agriculture

air pollution

architecture

Stackhousiese botanyStacks

elec. lighted lib. econ.

library economyStadia surveying

Stael Holstein,A.L.G. Fr.fic.843. 62Staff

heds library economylibrary economymilitary science

music

'Stafford, England history 942.46Stage

coach transportation 656

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

636.5

973 756

973-895

973-756

355-31

359

973-757

597-3

526.5

519.8

511. 61

510.8

513-21

342.73

326.973

973 64

594-5

617.76

614. 761

636

614. 761

728.94

583-374

022

.

77

022.43

526.91

023.72

023.5

355-33781.2

RELATIV INDEX735

Stage

ethics 175

theater 792

Stagnelius, E. J. Swed, poet. 839Staind glass

decoration 748

design architecture 729

library decoration 022

sacred ornaments 247

school decoration 371Staining

chemic technology 667

reactions of urin 612

substances, physiol. chem. 612

Stair furnishing dom. econ. 645Stairbilding bilding 694

.

stereotomy 515,

Stairs architectur. design729.

moving mech. eng, 621.

Stalactites and stalagmites 551.

Stammering 616.

Stampaccession lib. economy 025.act English historv 942

.

U.S. " 973.

collecting 383embossing lib. economy 025.laws finance 336.perforating lib. economy 02 5

.

Stamped lether bilding 698.

Stamping

books, etc. lib. econ. 025.designs fancywork 746machines, hydraulic 62 1

.

Stamps

electric machinery 62 1

.

postage postoffis 383practical printing 655.

Stampt lether bilding 69S.Standard

library lib. economy 022.sizes literary methods 029 .

solutions volumet. anal. 545.time 529.

Standards

library lighting fixtures 022 .

of admission schools 371

.

living laboring classes 331.Standing army 355.Standpipes waterworks 628

.

Stanhope, P. D. Eng.letters 826.Stanwix. Fort Am. revol. 973 .

Stapedius muscle 611

.

Stapes anatomv of ear 611.

.3

Star

.7164

8

3484-636

.6

.461174

.0154

.61

.8

-83

-39

.8676

.92

87

.244

073,3111

,252

27

252

8

252

266

31S

358

54I

6

75

764

21

83

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

3512

52

3334

857

857!

Superior

catalogs

chamberclusters

connections

drift

astron. observ. 524.8descrip. astron. 523.89

Eng. history 942.05

523-85elec. eng. 621.3191333

fish fossils

zoology

mil. engin'g

563 92

593 92

623.45446

614.312

641.13

shells

Starch

adulterations

chemistry of food

composition physiology 612 .396111gastric digestion " 612.3221laundry supplies 648. 18manufacture 664 .

2

protectiv external agents 615 . 776tryptic digestion 612 .3421vegetable drugs 615.331

Starching laundry process 648 . 25Starchy foods physiology 612.39273^Stark CO. 111. history 977.351^

O. "977.162

^Starke CO. Ind. " 977.292Stars descriptiv astronomy 523 .

8

Starvation dietetic diseases 616.39hygiene 613.24

State

aid to libraries 021 .831and church church 261 . 7

pel. science 322

state ethics 172 .3

332.12architecture 725. 11

control of cities adminis. 352.002council French gov. 354.4405

Ger.

dep't U. S.

dets finance

education

banks

Capitols

ethics

governments

laboratories

law reports

libraries

medicin

ministries of

monopolies

ownership of land

political science

prisons architecture

properties finance

adulterat.

U.S.

architec

354-4308

353-1

336.3

379172

353 9

614 3

345-42

027.5

614

725.12

336.19

333 --i

320

725.61

336.1

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

736 .I P DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

328.449

354 4307

945-6

973-7117

342.73

320.2

923.2

537 2

Statics

State

rights U. S. const, law 342 . 73socialism ^^c 5supervision of libraries 021.81

schools 379-15trials criminal law 343 . i

universities 378state educat. 379.16

Statecraft 320.2'Staten Island, X. Y. hist. 974.726States

general Fr. legislature

Gerrfian government^' of the Church. Italy hist.

States' rights

causes of U. S. civil warconstitutional law

Statesmanship polit. sci.

Statesmen biografy

Static electricity

cellphysiol. 6 12. 01 442 12

531 2

chemic 541-39Stationary

boilers engineering 621 . 18424engins 621.16induction apparatus eng. 621.314

Stationery

library correspondence

printing

paper manufacture

Stations

central elec. engineering 62 1.3 1

2

fire alarm architecture 725.19police

railway passenger "

Statistical methodsStatistics

labor

library administrationsee also special subjects

Statius, P. P. Lat. poetryStatuary dom. economy 645 . 5

sculpture 730Stature

influence on respiration 612.2291Status

professional, of teachers 371.15

025.151

025 . 121

676

725.18

725 31

3it

310

331

025.123

873-5

public

social

Statute law

371-104

371-105

345

346621 . 1332

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

American

British

Stays, locomotiv boiler

Steambaths prac. chemistry 542.46boiler inspection eng. 62 1 . 1947

prot. of life 614.837boilers engineering

collectors engineering

cooking appliances

distribution

» locomotivs

621.18

621 . 18479

643-337621.185

621 .1342dredges portable engins 621 . 154drills

engin621.154621.

1

536.81

621 .

1

621.195

696.3

621.18

621 .69

622.43

387

656

536-44

696.3

621.185

mech. eng,

physics

engineering

engins, management offitting

generation engin'g

heated apparatus, cookery 64 1 . 587kitchen 643 .337

heating bilding 697.5boiler plants 621 .19

jets mech. engin'g

mine ventilation

navigation sociology

useful arts

physics

pipes

engineering

plows traction engins 621.146power electric plants 6 2 1.3 12 132

plants 621.19pumps engineering 62 1 . 64

mine drainage 622 . 54reapers traction engins 621.146ships bilding 699

naval architecture 623 .

8

shovels portable engins 621 . 154threshers ** " 621 .156transmission engin'g 621 . 185transportation, useful arts 656turbins engineering 621 . 165

marine 621 . 123Steamboat inspection 614.864Steaming cookery 641 . 75Steapsin tryptic digest. 612.3423Stearin organ, chem. 547.7Steams duplex telegraf 621.382322Steatoses, hepatic physiol. 612.3541Stedman, E. C. Am. poet. 81 1 . 43Steel bilding material

bildings, library

engraving

manufactures

metallurgy

691.7

022 . 21

762

672

669.

1

figures refer .to the 'tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX737

Steel

piers and colums arch. 721

.

strength of materials

structures architec.

works "

engineering

Steele, R: Eng. essays

Steeples architecture

Steering seamanshipStege, H. T. Dan. dramaStellar astronomy

Steileridea zoology

Stencil decoration

Stencils prac. printing

Stenografers lib. corresp.

stafiE

Stenografy

Stensen, \iels Dan. misc.

Stenson's duct anatomyStep grates steam eng.

Stephen English history 942 .

^Stephenson co. 111. " 977

.

Stepladders lib. economy 022.Sterculiaceae botany 583.Stereochemistry 541

organic 547.Stereografic

projections descr. geom. 515.

620

.

721

.

725-

621.

824.

729.

656

839-

523.

593-

747

655.

025.

023

653

839611

621

35

17

93

43

7

53

35

82348

93

35

152

761

Sthen, H. K. Dan. drama 839.8232Stiftschulen diocesan sch. 377.4

883

3165

18354

024

233

941

18

6

spec.grav.

gaging

optics

descr. geom.printing

53^

511

535.

535-

515

655-

616.

618.

Stereometer

Stereometry

Stereopticon

Stereoscopes

Stereotomy

Stereotyping

Sterihty diseases

gynecologySterilization, food preserv. 641.

infant feeding 613.'Steriing, Scotland history 941

.

Sterne. L. Eng. fiction 823.Sternoclavicular joints 611.Sternocleidomastoid muscle 611.Sternohyoid muscleSternothyroid muscleSternum anatomyStethometry physiologyStethoscope diagnosis

^Steuben co. Ind. history*

N. Y.'Steubenville, O.Stevens, Ft, D.C. U.S. hist. 973 .

Steward dom. economy 647.Stewart, Dugald Eng.phil. 192.Stewing cookery 641

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

611

611

611,

612 .

616.

977-

974.

977

53

548

86

86

8

22

69

17

4

22

36

62

7271

7331

7332

7334

713

211

074

278

783

1 69

1

736921

6

74

Superior

Stigmata devotionalStijl, Simon Dutch misc.Still births pregnancv

vital statistics

life painting

Stilling*s canal anat.

248

839-384

618.39

614. 131

75461 r .8447611 .8223

668.7

542.48

973-3333

613.8

615 78

178

663

615 .711

612 393

612.01442

612 .814

612 813612.815

nuclei

Stills chemic technol.

prac. chem.Stillwater Amer. revol.

Stimulants

action of hygieneand narcotics medicinethics of using

manufacture

of circulatory systemphysiology

Stimulation

electrophysiology

nervous

chemic phenomenaelectric

histologic

physiologic psychology 6 1 2 . 82 1

1

thermic phenomena 612.814of hart physiology 612.172?

muscle «612.74162

reaction to psychometry 6 1 2 . 82 1

1

Stipple engraving 765Stirpiculture hygiene 613 .94Stirrup bone anatomy 611 .857Stjemhjelm, G. Swed. poet.839. 7x31Stock

exchanges banksjobbing

live agriculture

taking library econ.

tickers elec. engin'g

yards architecture

^Stockholm history

travels

Stockings costume

toilet

Stocks polit. economy 332.6Stockwerks econ. geol. 55^.17Stoddard, R:H: Am.poetry 811 .41'Stoddard CO. Mo. history 977.895Stoic philosofy 188Stoichiometry chemistry 541.9Stoke, MeHs Dutch poet. 839

. 3 1 14Stokers, mech. steam eng. 621 . 1836Stolze shorthand 653.34

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

332 -6

332-6

636

025.8

621.38251

725.27

948.7

914.87

391-4646.42

O)

738 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

691

666

721

620

21.2

Stomachadministration of med. by 615anatomy 611diseases of 6t6

physiology 612

Stone

age, early 571late 571

and iron structures arch. 721

artiticial

bilding materials

chem. tech.

piers and colums

strength engin'g

walls architec.

bilding materials

bildings. library

carving sculpture

ceilings arch, construe,

coiums

construction masonry* CO. Mo. history

cutters' occupation hyg. 613

cutting masonry 693sculpture 731

stereotomy 515diseases 616

floors arch, construe. 721

houses, city arch. 728

detacht

semi

village

natural bilding material 691

.

strength 620

.

piers arch, construe. 721 .

quarries prehist. archeol. 571.

remains, neolithic 571

.

.61

-33

3332

I

2

,96

3

8

33

132

691

022

736

721

721

693

977

21

72

32

728.

728.

728.

571

21

paleolithic

walls arch, construe.

ware manufactures 666

.

work, bonds of masonry 693 .

Stonehenge Eng. antiqui. 913.

Stones

bilding econ. geol.

ornamental "

River, Tenn. U.S. hist.

Stonington, Ct.

U. S. war of 1812

Stony Point Am. revol.

Stoping mining engin'g

Stoppers prac. chem.

Stopping teeth dentistry

553

553-

973-

97o-

973-

622

.

542.

617.

. I

,8794

6312

81

62

62

31

37

34

62

2

132

32

21

24

14

22

6

n42

58

7337

5236

3354

27

25

elec. eng.

architecture

621 354725 3

725 -35

621.35

537-^4

Storage

batteries

bildings

cold

of electricity engin'g

science

explosivs, prot . of life 614.831noxious materials

air pollution

rooms lib. econ.

safe deposit architec.

Store and apartment bldgs

Storehouse, library as

Storehouses mfg plant

R. R. archi.

Storeroom dom. econ.

Stores

care and cleaning

cooperati^- pol. econ.

department

retail architecture

wholesale

^Stories Enghsh fiction

kindergarten

614

022

725

725021

621

725

643

647

334

658

725

725

823

372

4

3522

I

796

33

9621

2 I

21

538.7

551-55

551-51

817.21

977-7546229 .6

697.2

643 33672

2 14Storm, Edvard Dan. poet. 839 . 81 54Storms

electric

meteorology

wind meteorology

Story, Isaac Am. satire

^Story CO. la. history

Story of Susanna Bible

Stoves

heating bilding

kitchen equipment

manufactures

Stowe, Mrs H. B.

Amer. fiction 813.37Strabismus eye diseases 617.76

physiol. 612 .8468^Strafford co. N. H. hist. 974.25Straight hnes descr. geom. 5 1

5 . 1

1

Straightening tools 62 1 . 983Strain, effects of diseases 616.983Strains bridge engin'g*Strasburg history

travels

Strategy

Stratification geology

624.2

943-44

914-344

355 4

551-81Stratified ore deposits geol. 553 . 14

67

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Stratigrafic geology

Strato Greek philosofy

Straw dom. economyStrawberries ae:riculture

551 7

185.4

646.185

634

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX739

628.

977-

725-

628.

625.

5-7

Streams

pollution factory waste 628

.

sewage*Streator, III. history

Street

car stations architec.

cleaning

railways engineering

management 656pol. econ. 388

sprinkling 628.Streets

engineering

laying out of. hygienelocal administration

trees in san. engin'gStrength of

guns mil. engin'g 623.materials engineering 620

.

molec. phys. 539.Strengthend beams carpen. 694

.

Stresses

bridge engineering

strength of materialsStria comeae anatomy

terminalis

Striae acusticae

Striate bodyStrieker, der Ger. satire

Stricture of rectum dis.

Strike geology

541

39

327

317

46

6

46

625

.

614

.

352.

628.

781

7

48

35

c+ -1"

,."' jj*-8s

btrikes political economy 33 1 . 89

624

.

620

.

611.

611,

611.

611.

616.

55i-

51

II

4

3

2

1 1246

81325

81325

81778

8132

21

Stringd instrumentsStrinnholm, A. M,Striped muscles physiol.Strontium inorg. chem.^Strophe Eng. prosodyStrowger telefone systemStructural

botany

787

839-

612.

540.

426.

621

581diseases of brain and cord 616.

551

541

539-

523-

geology

Structure

formulae chemistrymolecular physicsof the universe astron.

Structures

composit architec.iron «

Strychnia spinal poisons 615.Strychnin nervous excit. 6

1

5

Stuarts English history 942.Irish history 941.

Stub, Ambrosius Dan. lit. 839.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

^3

8

6

I

n

721.

721.

94

9

97

785

06

56

8145

7863

74;

42 i

7 !

38576j

Stucco

external masonryvillage houses architec.

Student life and customsself government

Students

biografy

college expenses

in U. S. civ. warrelations to library

Studies

order of curriculumStudios, art architecture

Study

clubs, relation to hbrarvself education

furniture homeottis

rooms library economyschool architec.

equip,self culture

of special topics see subj.

Sturgeons fishes

Stuttering

^Stuttgart history

travels

Styes, hog air pollution

Style costimie

dom. econ.

library bildings

literary rhetoricStyles of type printingStylidie« botanyStylohyoid muscleStyraceai botanv^Styria. Austria historvSuabia, Gei-many hist.

Subarachnoid region

Subclavian arteries

glands

muscle

veins

Subcostal arteries

niuscle

Subcrureus muscle

Subcutaneous

^'93

728

371

371

923.

378-

973-

021

.

,61

64

8

59

38

715

32

375

727

02 I

.

374.

645-

651

022

.

727-

371

374

597-

616.

943

914

614

390646

022

80S

655.

583.

.001

1

7

41

21

.64

52

I

621

4

87

47

347762

341

611

583

943

943611

611

611

611

611.

611.

611.

611.

24

57

7344.686

65

37.8194

134

463S

7353

1454

1354

7357

738225

tissue admin, of med.anatomy

Subiculum comu ammonisSubintestinal vein

Subject

bibliografies

615

611,

611,

611.

016

63

779

81314

143

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this inder

740DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

621.3828

Subject

catalogs bibliografy o 1

7

library admin. 025.3

Subjectivity knowledge 1 2

1

Subjects

allowable for arts degree 378 .242

library accessions 025.211

of study curriculum 375 0^-9

Sublibrarians lib. econ. 023 . 72

Sublimation prac. chem. 542.48

Sublime and beautiful 701

Sublingual glands 6 1 1.

3 1 6

1

Submarine

armor ^^7

cables communication 654.5

elec. engin'g 621 .3828

mines mil. " 623.9

telegraf communication 654.5

elec. engin'g

sociology 3^4

tunnels mining engin'g 622.26

warfare mil. " 623.9

naval " 623.9

Submaxillary ganglion 611.89156

glands 611 .3161

Submental glands 6 1 1.462

Submerged vessels 699

Submersion, asphyxia by 612.2322

Suboccipital nervs 6 1 1. 83 3

1

Subscapular arteries 611.1341

muscle 611. 73716

Subscription

book publishing 655.57

dep't lib. privileges 024 7^

libraries 027.3

to creeds ecclcs. polity 262 .8

39 articles Ang. ch. 2S3 .42

' Subscriptions

library staff rules 023 .93

support 021 .95

Subsidence of sewage 628 .33

Subsidies

library local support 021.91

state aid 021.832

protection 337-4

public school 379-124

Subsistence ration 612 .3952

Substance metaphysics 1 1

1

Substantia

cinerea anatomy 611.8224

nigra " 611.81541

perforata anterior anat. 611 .8133

spongiosa " 611 -8224

Substations elec. engin'g 621.3126 1

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

Substitutions algebra 512.86

Subsurface irrigation 628.364

Subterranean

telegraf communica. 654 4

elec, engin'g 621 .31923

Subthalamic tegmental reg. 611.8141

Subwayshygiene of ground 614 . 782

road engineering 625 .4

sanitation 628.47

Success in life ethics 1 74

Succession

apostolic eccles. pol. 262.11

monarchic pol. science 321.6

to Eng. crown 342 .42

property law 347-6

Suckling, J : Eng. poetry 821.41

Sucroclastic ferments

physiol. chem. 61 2.01 515

Suction pump physics 533-85

Suctoria parasitica ectozoa 616.9688

Sudan, Africa history 966.2

Egypt" 962.6

Sudoriferous glands 611. 774

Sue, Eugene Fr. fiction 843-74

Suetonius Latin Hterature 878.7

Suez canal engineering 626.9

sociology 3S6

^Suffixes Eng. etymology 422 .

2

Suffocation physiology 612 232

protec . of life 614.82

'Suffolk, CO. England hist. 942 .64

1 Mass. " 974-461 N. Y. ** 974-725

Suffrage

polit. science 324

U. S. const, amendment 324.1

const, history 342-739

history 973-82

Sufism oriental philosofy 181. 5

Sugar

adulterations 6 1 4 .3 1

1

amount in liver 6 1 2 . 3 5 2 1

1

beets agriculture 635

blood physiology 612.35212

cane agriculture 633

duty on 337-5

food values 641. 13

formation in lactic secre. 612 .66433

house prison Am. revol. 973 -37^

in milk physiol. 612 .66412

manufacture 664 .i

nutrition 612.396

organic chemistry 547-3

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 741

Sugarrefinery

refining air pollution

vegetable drugs

Sugars

absorption in intestin

stomachchanges in organism

chemistry of food

digestion in intestin

stomachin urin

tryptic digestion

Suggestion hynotism

664.

1

614.734

615-332

612.33272612 .32272

612 .3962

641.13

612.3322

612 .3222

612 .46182

612 .3422

134therapeutics 615.851

Suhm, P. F. Danish misc. 839.8845Suicide customs 394 .

8

ethics 179-7Suits in equity law 347-8Sulcomarginalis, fasciculus 611 .8255Sulfates chem, tech. 661 .6

Sulfids mineralogy 549-3Sulfur

chemistry 546.22compounds air pollu, 614 . 725in food physiol. 612 .39243

urin "612.46163

waters econ. geol. 553-74Sulfuric acid chem. tech. 661 .

2

'Sullivan CO. Ind. hist. 977.241Mo. "

977-8235N. H. " 974.27^"^- " 974-735Pa. " 974-859

Sullivan's exped. Am. rev. 973.3356Sully-Prudhomme Fr. poet.841 .84Sulphates chem. technol. 661 .

6

Sulphids mineralogy 549-3Sulphur, see Sulfur

Sulpicians monastic ord. 271 . 75Sumach botany 583.292

forestry 634.9^Sumatra history 992 .

1

tra^^el 919.21Summer

closing lib. econ. 024 . 44dishes cookery 641.592houses arbors 717

^ iles, Bermuda history 972.99travels 917.299

resorts amusements 791architecture 728.52

schools self education 374 .

8

^Summers co. W. Va hist. 975.476Topics in bUck face type are subdivided. Superior

^Summit CO. O. hist. 977.136Sumner, C: Am. oratory 815.33

assault on U. S. hist. 973.7114Sumner's method naviga. 527.4Sumptuary laws ethics 177.4Sumter, Fort, S. C.

naval hist. U. S, civ. war 973 7351U. S. civ. war 973 . 7311

Sun

baths therapeutics 615.831cracks geology 551 -83descriptiv astronomy 523 .

7

dials horology c;29. 78

dried brick masonry 693.22effect on tides 525 . 62light hygiene 613.19maps and observations 524 . 7motors engineering 621.47pictures 770rooms dom. econ. 643.57stroke injuries 616.98Sworship 290

Sunbirds zoology 598.8Sunda history 992Sunday 263closing lib. and museums 263 .

7

lib. econ. 024.41law 263.8observance 263.4opening lib. econ. 024.41'school bildings arch. 726.4

libraries 027.8music • 783

.

7

schools 268w'ork lib. econ. 023.632

Sunesen, Anders Dan. poet.839 .8111Sunken

tubes foundations 721.18wells «

721.17Supercilia anat. 61 1 . 8476Superfetation animals 591 . 169Superheaters, steam 621 . 1975Superintendence, bilding 692 .61

school 379 15Superintendent, household 647.21

school 379-153Superior, Lake travels 917.7* Wis. history 977.512Supernatural metaphys. 125

theology 231.

7

Supernaturalism delusions 133Supernumerary organs

deformities 617.36! Supersaturation chem. 542.62

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

s74a DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOx\

133Superstitions

Supervision

administration 351domestic economy 647of accounts bilding 692

Supinators anat. 611Supper recipes dom. econ. 641Supplies factory storage 621

library admin. 025Supply and demand 3 3 S

Support, library 021Supports

^ practical chemistry 542,r shelf lib. econ. 022.Suppuration diseases 617.Supraclavicular nerv 611.Suprarenal

arte r>' , middle anat . 611.

bodies anatomy 611.

diseases of 616.

physiology 612nervs anatomy 611veins « 611

Supraspinatus muscle 611Supremacy, papal ch. pol. 262

,

Supreme court reports, U. S. 345Sureties commercial law 347.Surface

features of the earth 551

.

geology 551railways elec. engin'g 621

.

transportation mining 622.

Surfaces

of revolution desc. geom. 515.warpt ' " 515.

Surfit dietetic diseases 616.

Surfusion prac. chem. 542

.

Surgeon gen.U.S.A. reports353.

Surgeons

Amer. revolution 973 .

biografy 926.U. S. civ. war 973 .

Surgery 617Surgical dressings 617.

instruments 617.

operations 617.

pathology 617^Surinam, S. Amer. hist. 988Surnames genealogy 929

.

Surrender of

Burgoyne Am. revol. 973 .

Comwallis "973

.

Lee U. S. civ. war 973

.

Surrey, earl of Eng. poet. 821

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided,

93

7376

53

7962

116

.24

454.22

•83334

1366

45

45

45S393

1463

73712

13

4

331342

69

16

17

39

63

6

375I

775

93

91

4

3333

3375

73^428

^Surrey co. England history 942 . 2

1

Surrogate courts 347-99Surveying

geodesy 526.9subterranean min. eng. 622 . 14

surveying 526.99Survevs

general scientific 508.3sanitary public helth 614 . 77

Survival of the fittest evolu. 575.6Sur\'iving

hart physiology 612 1726organs "

612.0138Survivors ass'n, confederate 369. 171Susanna, story of Bible 229 . 6

Susceptibility emotions 1 5 7

Susiana ancient history

Suspended

animation medicin

physiologySuspension

bridges

catenary elec. traction

^Susquehanna co. Pa. hist. 974 . 834^Sussex CO. Del. history 975.17^ England " 942.25

travels 914.225N. J. history 974.976

^Sutherland, Scot, history 941 . 14Suttee treatm't of the ded 393.9Sutures anatomy 6 1 1 . 7 1 4

1

surgery 617.93Svaning. Hans Dan. misc. 839.883Svart, P. A. Swed. " 839.7821Svealand, Sweden history 948.7

travel 914.87Svedenborg, E. Swed. misc. 839 . 7836^Swabia, Germany history 943.47

travels 914.347

935-9

616 . 206

612 .0131

624,5

621 .33223

Swabs gunSwallowing physiol.

Swallows zoology

Swampsphysical geografy

public helth

Swans domestic birds

zoology

Swastika ecclesiology

heraldry

Swearing, legal

profane ethics

Sweat, see SwetSweaters clothing

Sweating system labor

623.463612 .312

598.8

SSi-49

614. 773

636.6

598-4

246.5

929.6

347-94

1795

646.45

331-8

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX743

354

913

720

581

378

342

370

336

554

948

349912

274

379314.

914

341.

591

289

922

Swedenadministration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional law

education

finance

geology* history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

Swedenborgian church

lives

Swedish

architecture, Romanesque 7 23 ,

church sects 284,

gymnastics hygiene 613

.

* language 439^ literature 839movement cure massage 615.

Sweeping dom. econ. 64S

.

Sweets cookery 641

.

Swet

effect on temperature 612 .

glands anatomy 611

.

disorders of 616.

physiology 612.

therapeutics 6ic

Sweters clothing 646

.

Sweting system labor ^^ 1 .

Swift. J. Eng. satire 82 7 .

Swimmingamusements 706animal locomotion 591

.

baths architecture 725

.

bladder compar. anat. 611.

physiol. 612 .

Swinburne, A. C : Eng. poet. 82 1

.

Swindling ethics1 74

.

, .

^^"^^343

bwine

diseases of comp. medi. 619.

domestic animals 626Swiss architecture 724.

Topics in bUck face type are subdivided.

485

485

9485

9485

485485

9485

485

85

5

485

485

85

485

85

85

2485

9485

4

84

Switch

boards, central station 621.317telefone exchange 621.387

.48

71

7

7

S2

52

85

S33

774

56

792

743

45

8

52

47

73

29

767

86

6

engins, steamSwitches

electric engn*g

local elec. lighting

telefone

telegraf

Switzerland

administration

antiquities

architecture

botany

colleges

constitutional laweducation

finance

geology^ history

laws

mapsreligious history

schools, public

statistics

travel

treaties

zoology

^Switzerland co. Ind.

Sword exercise

Swords side armswar customs

621.13263

621 3173621 .3287

621.3866

621.38327

354 4949^3-494

720.9494

581.9494

378.494342 494

370.9494

336.494

554.94

949 4

349 494912.494

274.94

379-494

314.94

914.94

341.2494

59^-9494hist. 977.212

796

623.4442

399^^Sydney, Australia history 994 .

4

travels 919.44Syenite economic geology 553.52

metamorfic rocks 552.41plutonic rocks 552.32

Syllogism logic lOOSylvian aqueduct anat. 6 11. 8156

fissure -6 1 1. 813 13

SymboHc logic 164Symbolism Bible 220.6

religious art 246Symmetric functions alge. 512 .84Sympathetic nervous system

612 . 1814613 .31382

611.839616.88

611 .S99

612.89

612.1782

157

78^.1

action on blood vessels

salivary secre.

anatomydiseases

ganglions

physiology

SympathySymphony

anatomy

of hart

emotions

orches. music

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

744 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Symphyseotomy obstetrics6 1

8

Symptomatic dis. of women 6 1

8

Symptoms diagnosis

Synagogs architecture

anatomyelec. eng.

history

elec. eng.

6i6

726

611

621

902

621

621

S5^

Synarthrosis

Synchronizers

Synchronology

Synchronous

machinery

multiplex telegraf

Synclinal structural gaol.

Syncopes, cardiac physiol.612

Synesthesia « 612

Synod ecclesiastic polity 262^Synonyms Eng. language 424Syntax compar, philology 415* English languageSyntheses physiol. chem.

Synthesis

chemistry

electric chemistry

logic

Syphilis

diseases

public helth

vaccinal contag. dis.

Syphon physics

^Syracuse, X. Y. history

Sicily anc. hist.

ancient history

Coele"

modern

85

17

07

3

7292

37491

425612

545

545160

•3134

.38236

.86

.1786

,887

4

2

2

01536

9

97

Syria

616,

614

,

614

.

532-

974-

93 7-

939

939-

956.

Upper anc. history 939.^Syriac language 492

.

text Bible 220.

Syrian church sects 281.^ desert history 953

.

philosofy 181

.

Syrtica Regio anc. hist. 939*Syrup adulterations 614.

Systematic

botany 580catalogs bibliografy 017theology 230

^Systems

manuals see subject

of aerial lines 621

.

electric traction 621.

transmission 621.

incandescent lighting 62 1

.

underground lines 62 1

.

philosofic 140

Systole physiology 612.

Syv, Peder Dan. poetry 839.

951

547

4733

56

766

S

4

42

9

41

3

43

5

9

9

74

311

319222

3312

31912

3262

319232

171

8133

T beams, strength of 620.11282

^Tabasco, Mexico history 972.6Tabernacle

biblical antiquities

sacred furniture

Tabernacles architecture

Table

and parlor gamesanecdotes entertaining

decoration dom. econ.

d'h6te table systems

domestic economylights lib. bildings

systems dom. econ.^ talk Eng. literature

tipping spiritism

Tableaux

Tables

acoustics

algebra

arithmetic

astronomy

electricity

engineering

food dom. econ.

furniture dom. econ.

library "

heat

hydrostatics

integral calculus

interest

life life insurance

magnetism

220. 93

2472725.92

793642 .48

642.8

642.51

642

022.763

642.5

828

133-9

793

mathematical

mechanics

mercantil

molecular physics

optics

pneumatics

sun's motion

tide

water walls

Tablets, memorial monu.Taboo religion

Taccaceac botany

Tachometers steam eng.

Tachygraphy shorthand

Tacitus, C. C. Latin lit.

Tackle

blocks and engin'g

breeching ordnance

hydraulic machinerymechanical engin'g

534-9

512.95II-9

524

537-9620.8

641 .

1

643-43

022 .912^

536.9

532.9

51739658

368.3

53S.9

510.8

531-9

658

539-9

535-9

533-9

525-38

52569721.25

718

299.9584.26

621 . 1977

653-71

878.6

621.862

623.4362

62 1 . 262

621.S63

Topics in black face tyre are subdivided. Superior figures refer to tbe tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX745

Tact mental faculties

Tactics, military

Tactil sense physiol.

Taenia semicircularis

Tail

comparativ anat.

151

355 4612.88

611. 81325

61 1. 99

lymphatics comp. anat. 611. 4219

687

844-83

65371975-232

772

151

823

617-39

^33-4

296

611.72851

611.71871

977-756583-158

Tailoring

Taine, H. A. Fr. essays

Takigrafy shorthand

^Talbot CO. Md. history

Talbotypes

Talent mental faculties

^Tales Eng. literature

Talipes surgery

Talismans

Talmud JudaismTalocalcaneum ligament

Talus anatomy^Tama co. la. history

Tamariscineae botany^Tamaulipas, Mex. history 972.1Tambourine instruments 789.4Tamil language 494

literature 894Tammany political ass'n 363^Taney co. Mo. history

Tangents trigonometry

Tank sewers

Tanksfeedwater engin'g

railway architecture

track steam locomotivs 62 1 . i ::6

Tanning 675air pollution 614 . 745

Tannins vegetable drugs 615.334Tansillo, Luigi Ital. poet. 851 . 43Tantalates mineralogy 549 . 7

1

Tantalum

977-8797514.1

628.28

621 . 1972

00

3^6

elec. lighting

chemistry

filaments

Taouism

Tapestry

bilding

Tapetum anat.

Tapeworms parasitic dis.

Tapioca chem. technol.

Tapping machines

far

chemic technology

coal chem. tech.

engineering materials

paper bags

546.88621 .32642

299-5

746

698.7

611 . 8423

616.964

664.2

621.955

668.4

668.7

620 . 196

648.7

Tar

road materials

roofing bilding

water medicin

Tarascan civilization

Tardiness Hb. econ.

school disciplin 371 . 52Target

practis, naval mil. eng. 623 . 554

625.7

695.6

615-3252

972.013

023 .612

shootins 799Targums Chaldee versions 221.42Tariff act,i824 973-54

^^2^ 973-55Dingley 973-88McKinley 973-86Wilson 973-87

causes of U.S.civ.war 973. 7118Tariffs pol. econ. 337

for electricity eng. 621.371Tarinus, valv of anat. 611.81711^Tarn. France history 944.85^ et Garonne, Fr. history 944 . 75

satire

fine arts

Tarsal artery anat.

Tarsometatarsal joints

Tarsus anatomyTartar emetic, medicin^Tartary history

travels

Tasks school disciplin

^Tasmania historv

Tasso, B. Ital. poetry

Tassoni, A. "

Taste

anatomyand criticism

esthetics

facial nerv action

in printing

mental perceptions

physiology

Tatting domestic econ.

Tattooing customsTautomerism chem.Taverns housekeepingTavsen, HansTax, military mil. sci.

titles law

Taxation

causes of Amer. revol.

local governmentpolitical economyschool support

611. 13794611 . 7286

611. 7187

615-731

950

915

371-56

994.6

851-35

851.46

857-51

611.87

701

701

612.81975

655-26

152.4

612.87

646 .26

391-7

541-7

647-94Dan. poetry 839.812

355-2

347-2

973-3114

352.1

336.2

379-13Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

^-

746 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Taxesexemption from 336 . 29

for raising library funds 021.91

tariff political econ, 337

Taxidermy 579-4

Taylor, Bayard Am. poet. 811.46

Z. presidency of 973 .63

^Taylor CO. la. history 977-779* W.Va. " 975-455* Wis. "

977 526

shorthand 653.35

Taylor's campain Mex. war 973 . 6233

theorem algebra 512.4

^Tazewell CO. 111. history 977.354

Tea adulterations 614 -347

beverages 641-87

cultivation 633

hygiene 613.37

physiology 612 .3032

rooms dom. econ. 647.95

tax on Amer. revol. 973-3115

Teachers

and teaching 37i

biografy 923 7

cards Hb. econ. 024. 71

institutes education 370 72

library propagandism 021.75

relation to library 021 .31

training 370 7

university faculty 378. 12

^Teaching

freedom 6f 37S-i2i

of special topics see subject

Tear apparatus anat, 611 8464

physiol. 612 .847

Teas, commercial mixing of 663 .9

Technical

dictionaries 603

on special topics see subject

education 607

on special topics see subject

school architecture 727-4

schools 378 99libraries in 371. 648

see also special subject

troops military science 358

Technologic schools 607

on special topics see subject

Technology 600

chemic 660

Tectology histology 6ri .01881

Teeth

animals 591.73

artificial dentistry 617.69

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

temperance

Swed. misc.

anatomy

617.6

617.6 '

611.314612 .311

178.2

839.7822

611.81543

Teeth

dentistry

diseases of

human anatomyphysiology

Teetotalism

Tegel, E.G.TegmentumTegner, E.

Tehuantepec^ Mexico history

ship canal engineering

Teichmann's crystals

Telse choroideae anat.

Telautograf elec. eng.

Telefone

booths lib. bildings

communication

electric engineering

electricity

electrophysiologv

instruments elec. eng.

sociology

Telefones dom. econ.

interdep't lib. 022.948

school bldgs 371.629

Telefony

and telegrafy, combined 621 -38295

Swed. poetry S39.7163

972.7626 .9

612 . 11116

611 .8192

621 .3826

022 .683

654.6

621.385

537-82

612 .01442182

621.386

384

643-6

623.733

engineering

architecture

military

wire

wireless

Telegraf

bildings

codes

electric applications

finding longitude bymilitary signals

sociology

Telegrafic

construction commun.engineering

instruments

engin'g

Telegrafone useful arts

Telegrafs administration 351.817

Telegrafy

and telefony, combined

communication

wire engineering

wireless engineering

Telemeters, electric

gunnery

surveying

Telencephalon anat.

figures refer to -the tables at the end of this indet

621.385

621.3845

725 23*

652

537-81

525-47

623.732

384

654.4621.3192

654.1

621.383

621 .389

621 .38295

654621.382

621.3842

621.379

623.54

526.91

611. 813

RELATIV IXDEX747

Teleology metaphysics 124

Teleostei fishes 597Telepathy mind and body 134

Telephone, see Telefone

Telephot photografy 778Telepost elec. eng. 621

Telescope astronomy 522optics 535zenith astron. 522

Telescopes famous 522Telferage mech. engin'g 621

Telfers *' " 621Tellez. Gabriel Sp. drama 862

,

Tellurates mineralogy 549.Tellurids " 549.Tellurium chemistry 546.Telpherage mech. engin'g 621.Telphers " " 621.Temper ethics 1 79

,

Temperament piano 786.Temperaments 137Temperance

ethics 178hygiene 613.in laboring classes 331

.

legislation 178reformatories 178

Temperatureanimal heat 612conditions of life 577elevated hygiene 613hygiene 613in diseases diagnosis 616

physiol. 612

,

influence on respiration 612 .

mesurement physics 536

.

physiol. 612.

nitrogen excretion 612.

of air meteorology 551

.

body physiology 612.earth geology 551

.

liver physiology 612.

urin " 612.

•5

•38247

.2

.83

43,29

867

868

33

77

3

24

867868

8

81

84

4

6

physiologic chem.physiology

sense physiology

therapeutics

variable hygiene

Tempering

manufactures

molecular physics

Templars

knights

612 .

612.

612 .

615-

613.

5

4

64

18

075

556

225

5

51

461235

52

56

12

355

46113

01535

5

882

832

64

671

539-

366

929.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Temples architecture 726 . i

student soc. 371 .86

Temporalartery, superficial anat, 611. 13327bone anatomy 6 11. 7 153lobe "

611.81313muscle ** 611.73272power papacy 262 . 13

relig. history 270.4Temporary halls architec.725 .92

Temporomandibular joint 611.724Temporomaxillary joint 611.724Temporosphenoid lobe 6 1 1 . 8

13 1

3

Temptation doct. theol. 233.2Temptations of laboring

classes 331 .84Tenants law 347 .

2

Tender, le^jal paper money 332 . 5Tenders, locomotiv

Tendons anatomydiseases of

physiology

sheaths of anatomy

diseases of

Tenements

architecture

domestic economyhygiene

laboring classes

Teneriffe description

Tenia anatom\^

Tennessee, U. S.

admission U. S. history 973 .43* history 976.8

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under9 73-52, 973 -7 and 973-89

secession U. S. history 973.713Tennis, lawn 796

parlor 794Tennyson, A. Eng. poetry 821 .81

Tenotomy surgery 617 .47^Tense signs Eng. etymol. 422 .8

621.136

611.74

616.75

612.755

611.75

616. 76

728.1

647.91

613-53

331-83

914-68611. 81325

Eng. syntax

engineering

425-8620 . 1124

611. 73815

611. 73815

613.67

^Tenses

Tension

Tensor

fasciae latae anat.

vaginae femoris

Tent life hygiene

making mech. trade 689Tenth nerv anatomy 611.83191

54 physiology 612.81991

I

Tenting outdoor sports 796712

ITentorium cerebelli anat. 611 .8195

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

748

-^

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Tents

military science 355prehistoric dwellings 571,

Tenure of

land law 347.polit, economy 333

offis civil servis 351.library economy 023 .

teachers 371.Teratology

anatomy 611.

animals 591

.

monstrosities 591

.

natural history of man 573 .

plants 581

.

surgery 617.

Terbium inorganic chem. 546.

Terence Latin drama 872 .

Teres major anatomy 611.

minor "611.

Teresa de Jesiis Span. misc. 868.

Terminal cone of spinal cord 611.

Terminals, voltaic eng. 621

.

Terminations, nerv histol. 611.

Terminology anatomy 611.

metaphysics 112

physiology 612.

solutions 541

.

Termites zoology 595

.

Terms schools 371.Temstroemiaceae botany 583

.

Terra cotta

4

2

142

012

2

922

3

653

5

73715

73714

33

8216

3526

01886

0114

0114

3412

73

23

166

and iron architecture 21.07

738art

colums architecture 72 1

.

construction masonry 693

.

manufactures 666

.

piers architecture 721.

porous, constr. masonry 693 .

works architecture 725

.

Terra del Fuego travels 918.^ di Otranto, Italy hist.945 .

trav.914.

Terraces phys. geology 551

.

Terrapin zoology 598.

^Terre Haute, Ind. hist. 977.

Terrestrial

magnetism 538.

means of find'g longitude 525 .

Tertiary age geology 551.

Tertullian philosofy 189.

Tessin, K : G. Swed. misc. 839 .

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

Test

81 laws Eng. relig. hist.

86 tubes prac. chemistry

Testacea zoology

Testament, NewOld

Testamentary law

Testes anatomyphysiology

Testi, Fulvio Ital. poetry

Testicles anatomy

physiology

Testimony

expert evidence

state control of

legal evidence

probabilities

Tests

boiler manufacture

operation

public safety

chemic analysis

\

electric engineering

of engineering materials

ordnance stores

Testudinata zoology

Tetanic muscular contract. 612.74113Tetanus diseases 616.854

surgery

Tetracorolla

Teutonic

knights

minor languages

literatures

mythologyrace ethnology

Texas

annexation Mex. war 973

U. S. history 973resolution 973

' CO. Mo. history 977^ history 976independence U. S. hist. 973secession " " 973For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campamsand Military history under973-52. 973-62. 973-7 and973.89

Textbooks^ for writ'g verse Eng.pros.426 .8

free pubHc schools 379 - 153instruction 371-32state public schools 379. 156

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

97

34

3

6

34

4

48

2

76

576

35

245

7

47

78

2

7841

274.2

542.231

594

225

221

347-6

611.631

612.616

851-53

611. 631

612.616

347 94

614.23

347-94

519-3

621 . 18413621 . 1947614.837

543621 .37

620. 112

623 .4822

598.13

617.27

593-61

929.713

439

839

293

572-83

621

61

58

884

4

56

713

RELATIV INDEX 749

Textil

fabrics dom. economy 646inspection 614

manufactures 677

prehist. archeol.571

factories architecture 725

hangings bilding 698

dom. economy 645

roofing bilding 695Texts

comparativ philology 418^ English philology 428^ for learning Eng, lang. 428

original Bible 220

Thaarup, T: Dan. drama 839Thackeray, W:M. Eng.fict. 823

Thalamencephaion anat. 611

Thalamic radiation " 611

Thalamus, optic,

" 611

Thales Greek philosofer 182

Thallium

accumulators elec. eng. 621

,

inorganic chemistry 546,

Thallophyta 589Thames

battle U. S. war of 1812 973.river description 914-

Thanksgiving

day customs 394schools 3 7 1 -

sermons 252.

Thasos ancient history 939.^ modern " 949 -

Thatch roofing 695

.

Theater in library bilding 022 .

Theaters amusements 792

architecture 725

.

ethics 175.

hygiene 613.Theatricals, private 793Theban supremacy Gk hist. 938

.

^Thebes, Egypt history 962 .

travel 916.Theft law 343Thefts of library books 024

.

Theism natural theology 2 1

1

Themistocles Gk letters 886 .

Theocritus Gk lyric poetry 884

.

Theodicy God 231.

Providence 214Theodolite surveying 526.

Theodosius 3 Byzant. hist. 949 .

Theognis Greek poetry 881 .

Theologians biografy 922

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

I

54

41

/

2

8

4

8255

82

814

8147

8147

I

35752

523522

365

6

II

91

9

651

82

2

55

06

3

23

86

I

6

8

230

207

727-

207

200

922

210

251

521

541

171

690. I

91

501

I

Theologic

doctrins

education religion

seminaries architect.

religion

Theology

biografy of

natural

Theophanies

Theophrastus, anc. philos. 185.3Theoretic astronomy

chemistry

ethics

Theories of

construction bilding

- special subject see subject

Theosofy 212

Therapeutics 615.

5

Thermal springs seismol. 551.23Thermic

centers physiology 612.535effects of muscular

contraction 612 . 7453phenom. of hart action 612. 173

nerv centers 612.814nervs 612 .8224

topografy physiology 612.563Thermochemistry 541 . 36Thermodynamic value, see

Value, thermodynamicThermodynamics 536 .

7

applied steam engin'g 621 . loi

Thermogenesis

conditions affect'g physiol. 612 . 54physiology 612 51

Thermolysis physiology 612.52Thermometers

electric engineering 621.379mechanic trades 681

physics 536.51steam plant 621. 1977

Thermometrymeteorology

pathology

physics

physiology

Thermoscope

Thermotaxis

ThermotherapyThessalonians i

physiology

Bible

551-52

616.075

536-51

612.56

536.5612.53

615.832

227.81

227 .82

Thessaly ancient history 938.2Theuerdank Ger. poetry 831 .36

Thian-Shan, E. Turkestan 915 . 16

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

7SO DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Thiard, Pontus de Fr. poet. 841Thibaut 4 " " 841

^Thibet. China history 951Thiers' presidency Fr. hist. 944

611

611

611

612

611

612

621

Thigh anatomylymphatics of

muscles

Thigmotaxis mesoIog\

Thilorier apparatus chem. 542Third

nerv anatomyphysiology

rail electric lines

systems power deliv. 621ventricle anatomy 6 1

1

Thirst and hunger physiol. 612

Thirty

years war Europ. hist. 940Ger. **

943Scand. " 948

Thirty-nine articles creeds 23SThistles agriculture 632

botany :;83

Thomas a Kempis 242Aquinas 1S9

Thompson, D. P. Am.fict.813.Thomson, J . Eng. poetry 82 1

.

Thomsonianism

Thoracic

aorta

arteries

bones

duct

cures

anatomy

diseases of

physiology

esophagus anatomyganglions, sympathetic

anat.

615

611.

611.

611.

611.

616.

612

.

611.

611.

35

.16

•5

.08

.982

.42182

7382

014478

79

8193

3323

35156.S148

•3913

7.041

.04

55I

4

31

56

S55

135

^341

712

424

42

4231

3291

S392physiol. 612.S92

464

4214

735

834

611

611.

611.

611.

611.

595611

glands anatomylymphatics

muscles "

nervs "

vertebrae

Thoracostraca zoologyThorax anatomyThoreau. HD: Am. misc. 818.Thorild, T. Swed. poetry 839 .

Thorium inorgan. chem. 546.Thomheded worms diseases 616.Thornton shorthand 653

.

Thoro bass music 781

.

Thorwald discov. of Amer. 973 .

7115

3894

31

7155

84

966

55

3

13

153

M4

974.758

917-4758

939.89616 .965

wire

521

621

621

621

Thought faculty

transference

Thousand Islands, N. Y.* history

travel

Thracia ancient history

Thred worms parasit. dis.

Three

bodies, prob. of astron.

phase elec. machinerv

trac. systems

transmis. "

a.c.

a.c.

incandescent light

Threshers steam engin'g

Thrift laboring classes

Throat

anatomydiseases

protection in factories

surgery

Thrombin physiologv

Thrombosis, venous^Throndhjem, Norway hist.948.4Thrones arch, accessories 729.93Throttle, locomotiv

Throttling engins

Thrust balancing

steam turbins

Thucydides Greek liter.

ThugsThulium inorg. chem.Thum extensors anat.

flexor, long

muscles *'

Thunder

storms meteorol.

Thurible sacred ornam'ts 247 .

9

Thuringia, Germany hist. 943 .22

Thymelseacete botany 583 . 933Thymus anatomy 611.43

diseases of 616.43physiology

Thyrocervical trunk

Thyrohvoid muscleThyroid

artery, superior anat.

body anatomydiseases of

physiology

veins anatomyThyroidectomy physiology 612.445

surgery 617.44

13

3133^3

33^433

319133

621.3191323

621.319123621

.326a

621 . 156

331-84

611.93

616.

31

628.512

617-53612 . 1 151a

618. 77

621.1349621 . 164a

621 . 16536888.2

299. II

546.697

611.73768

611.73756

611-73773

537-4

551-55

612

611

611

43

^347

7335

611.13321

611.44616 . 44

612.44

611.1451

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 751

Thyroids, aberrant anat. 611.445Thyrotomy physiology 612.445

surgery 6x7.44Thysanura 595-71Tian-Shan description 915.16Tibia anatomy 611. 7185Tibial

artery, anterior anat. 611. 13787posterior 611.13791

glands, anterior 611 .4684muscle " " 611. 73841

posterior " 611-73857vein " 611. 14737

Tibiofibular

joint, inferior " 611 . 72841ligaments " 611 .72838trunk 611 1379

Tibiotarsal ligament 611 . 72844Tibullus. A. Lat. poetry 874.3Tic douloureux diseases 616.87Tichbome trial crim. law- 345- I

Tickling physiology 612.883Ticks animal parasites 616.9685Ticonderoga

battle Amer. revol. 973-3314capture U. S. col. hist. 973 26

evacuation Amer. revol. 973-3332Tide tables

waters lawTides

astronomy

physical geografy

protection from eng.

525-69

347-7

525 6

551 46

6275Tieck, L; German fiction 833.73Ties, railroad

^Tiffin CO. O. history

Tigers zoology

Tight boots hygiene

lacing

Tile

and iron structures arch. 7

floors, hollow

625 .

1

977-1241

599-7

613.484

613.484

721.97

721 .63hollow% construction bldg 693 .4

roofing

strength of materials

Tiles

bilding material

colord roofs

floor covering

manufactures

with iron ceilings arch.

Tiliaceae botanyTiling bilding

Till physical geologv

695 -3

620 . 14

4

56

68

6qi

721

721

666.7

721.73

583-19

695 -3

55^-33

Timber

architecture

bilding material

forestry

gratings foundations

manufacture

preservation of bldg

strength of materials

trade

Timberd, half, walls

Timbering mines

Timbre, voice physiol.

Timbuctoo travels

Timechronology

cosmic

distribution of

finding at sea

keepc rs watchmakinglimit of library loans

lost library servis

metaphysics

of day hygiene

extra library loans

standard

systems and standard

tables railroad

724.7

691 .

1

634-9

721.15

674

691 .

1

620 . 12

338.1

arch. 721 .21

622.28

612.784

916 .62

529

52977529 76

5273681

024 . 62

021 .641

115

613-13

024. 72

529.75

529-756>6

Timon Greek philosofers 186 . i

Timothy i Bible 2 2 7 . 83

2 **

227.84Tin

chemistry

group chemistry

manufacture

metallurgy

mining

prehistoric

ores econ. geology

roofing bilding

Tinsel dom. economyTinting laundry process

Tintypes photografy

^Tioga CO. X. Y. history

Pa.

Tippecanoe

battle U. S. war of 1812 973^ CO. Ind. history 977^Tipperary, Ireland " 941^Tipton CO. Ind. history 977Tiraboschi, G. It. essays 854Tirant lo Blanch Catal.fict. 849Tires, rubber manufacture 678Tirso de Molina Span.dram. 862

546.81

546.8

671

66q.6

622.34

571-31

5 53-45

695.4

646. 19

64S.27

772

974-777

974.856

51

295

92

355

63

933

33Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

7Sa DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Tissue

cellular, absorption by 612 .

connect!V anatomy 611.

diseases of 616.

histology 611 .

physiology 612.

subcutaneous admin.

of medicin by 615

.

Tissues

animal histology 591

.

elec. resistance physiol. 612.

respiration of ** 612.uric acid in " 612

.

vegetable histology 581

.

Titanium

inorganic chemistry 546

.

oxid arcs elec. lighting 621

.

Tithes cleric support

taxation

Title

catalog lib. admin.to property, law of

Titles

and duties lib. economy 023changed book bibliog. 014of honor 929 .

Titration solution

quan. anal. 545

.

254

336.

025

347

388

76

77

0182

75

63

8

79526

4612598

82

21

3

2

Titrometric methodsTitus Bible

'Tlascala, Mexico history

Toadfish batrachians

fishes

Toads

Toadstools botany

Toasts entertainments

Tobacco

cerebro-cardiac poisons

cultivation

ethics

hygiene

inspection of pub. helth

internal revenue

manufacture

pipes manufacturesstate monopoly

Tobago, W. Indies

Tobit ApocryphaTobogganing sports

Toe joints anatomyToes "

extra

Toggle joints

545-

227.

972.

597-

597-

597-

589.

642 .

85

4

6

5

8

22

48

deformities

engin'g

615-

633

178.

613.

614.

336.

679

679

336.

972

229

796611

611

617

62 I

99

7

84

36

27

19

98

Topics in black face type are subdiTided.

7289

987

82 s i

Superior

952

915-2

977-113

172.3

974-64

917.464

Toilet

articles customs 391.6domestic economy 646 . 7room furnishings 645 . 68rooms dom. economy 643 . 52

lib. bildings 022.686Token money numismatics 73 7

pol. econ. 332.4^Tokio history

travel

^Toledo, O. history

Toleration, religious ethics

^Tolland co. Ct. history

travels

Tollens, H. Dutch poetry S59.3154Tolls, road and bridge 3^2.7Toltec civilization hist. 972.011Tomas. Bishop SAed. poet. 839 .7112Tomb burial pub. helth 614.612Tombs cemeteries 7 1

8

disposal of ded 393 . i

Tomich Catalan misc. 849.9821Tommas^o, N. Ital. essays 854.78^Tompkins co. \. Y. hist. 974.771Tone color acoustics 534.5

physiology 612.85874Tones, distinction of phys. 612 .85874Tongue, see TungTonic

muscular contraction 612sol-fa vocal music 784

Tonicity reflex movements 612Tonics aids to digestion 615^Tonkin history

Tonnage gaging

shipping

Tonsillae intestinales

Tonsils anatomy

diseases of

physiologyTools

bilding

bronze age

machine

mechanic trades

mechanical engineering

printing

stone age

Toothake dentistry

Tootht gears

Topelius. Z. Swed. fiction 839.7366Topical method instruction 371.36Topografic drawing 526 . 98

geodesy 526.9

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

•74114

9829337341

959-9

389

656

611.3443611 .322

616.31

612 .3122

690.

7

571-35

621.9

680

621 .g

655-21

571-25

617.65

621.83

RELATIV INDEX753

Topografy hyg. of ground 614maps 912militarv 62^

surveying 526thermic physi.612

Torches chemic technol. 665

miUtary engin'g 623Torelli, Achille Ital. drama 852Tories Amer. pol. parties 329,

revolution 973.Eng. polit. parties 329.

Tornadoes meteorology 551

.

Torpedo shells ordnanceTorpedoes

explosivs

land military engin'g

naval

Torrens systemTorres Naharro, B.

Torsion engineering

molecular physics 539Tortoises zoology 598Torts law 347Torture customs of war 399

law 340persecutions 272

Total abstinence 178depravity doc. theol.233

Totemism

623

662

623

623

862,

620

.

77

7199-563

. I

45442.86

.8

314.942

-55

4517

, 2

26

9

3

39

11243'I

13

5

Touch392611

152

612

anatomymagnetismmental faculties

physiology

sensory functions 6 1

2

^Toulouse history 944travels 914

'Touraine, France history 944Tournaments customs 394Toussaint,A.L.G.B. Dut.fic.839

Towers

aerial elec. lines

architectural design

cooling steam plantswater fire extinction

Towing canal engineering 626Town halls architecture 725

offisers local govt 352Townley plays Eng. dram. 822TownsGerman local govt 352government 352laying out of hygiene

of ground 614sanitation of 628

621

729621

614

88

2

5

88

82559.86

.486

-54

- /

-319225

•36

,19764

846

7

13

13

0435

781

4

Township Ger. local gov. 352 .0436

612.11822

612.79212

612.462

615 9

612.11821

612.3988

793

621.333

625.1

621.1363

Toxic action of blood

swet

Toxicity, urinary

Toxicology therapeutics

Toxins

in blood physiology

physiology

Toys amusementsdomestic economv 649 . 55

inspection of pub. helth 614.37Trachea anatomy 6 1 1 . 2 3

1

diseases of 616.23physiology 612.2152

Tracheal respiration zool. 591 . 126Tracheotomy surgery 617.42Trachoma eye diseases 617 . 77Trachyte Hthology 552.24Track elec. engineering

road

tanks, locomotiv

Trackless trolley elec. eng. 621 .33225Tract cathedral music 783 . 23

societies 206Tractarianism Angl. ch. 283

Traction, electric engin'g 621 . 33engins, steam 621 . 14

Tractors, metallic cures 615. 856Tracts, religious, practical

on special topics see topic

Trade

administration

balance of commerceboards of architecture

commercecatalogs bibliografy

depressions

domestic

foren

free

list of books, publishers

marks copyright

law

patents

moneyproduction

sales lib. book buyingschools

slave

winds meteorologyTrades

liygiene 613.6mechanic 680

240

351 82

382

725-25

381

015

381

381

382

337-2

015

655-62

347-7608

332

338

025.223

607

326.1

551-51

Topics in bl«ck face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

754 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

78.4

Trades

unions polit. econ. 331

.

useful arts 680Trading companies 33S.

stamps 65S

Traditions

ecclesiastic polity 262.

folklore 398.Traduction orig. of thesouli29.Traffic

commerce 656in intoxicating drinks 17

tragedies Eng. literature 822Training

laboring classes pol. ec. 331

.

library library schools 020

.

qualifications 023

.

of library executiv 023

.

offis law education 340.physical hygiene 613.

outdoor sports 796school hygiene 371

.

schools for teachers 370

.

teachers 37^-^ special topics, see subject

Trains railroad engin'g 625.

Traitors

American revolution 973biografy 923,

Tramps pauperism 339Tramways

city transit 388electric engineering 621.

engineering 625.mining engineering 622

.

Trance hypnotism 134Transactions gen. society 060^ special topics, see subject

Transcendentalism 1 4

1

Transcriptions

orchestral music 785.

piano «786.

Transfer

boards, telefone 621.

systems, telefone 621.

Transformation

of coordinates, loci in space5 1 6

.

plane loci 516.

spheric astronomy 522.

Transformations algebra 512.

Transformer

panels elec. engin'g 621

.

substations " " 621

.

88

7

86

7

532

42

7

7

7

7

12

381

41

336

65

9

48

3874

34

14

7386

612 . 1 163

615-65

522.13

522.34

525 48

529-71

522.34

522.27

522.44

523 9

52391523 92

808

Transformers, auto el.eng. 62 r . 3 144elec. eng. 621 .3143

Transfusion of blood

physiology

therapeutics

Transit

bildings astronomycircle astron. instrum.

finding longitude bytime by

instrument

mountingout of meridian

Transits astronomy

of Mercury

Venus

Translating, art of

Translations

class with originals

principle of comp. phil. 418Transliteration

comparativ philology

in cataloging

Transmigration of souls

Transmission

heredity evolution

hygiene

machinery of engin'g

of disease pub. helth

elec. power engin'g

physics

force physics

gases

heat

power mech. eng.

steam

411

025.3

129.4

Transmitted disease

Transmitters

telefone

wireless telefone

Transmutation

of energy physics

metals chemistry

species evolution

Transoms gun mountsTranspiration

cutaneous physiology

of animals

plants

Transplanting

agriculture

organs physiol.

teeth dentistry

575-1

613 9621.8

614.43

621.319

537 84

531 8

533.1

536.2

621.8

621.185hyg. 613.93

621.3863

621 .38461

531-6

540.1

575-2

6234351

6i2 793

591.129

581.129

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

31725

31263 I

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

634612 . 602

617.68

RELATIV INDEX755

Transportation

bildings architecture 725

criminal law 343in mines 622

military 355of animals animal hyg. 614

the ded pub. helth 614

sociology 380useful arts 656

Transposition of parts surg. 617Transubstantiation 26 1;

Transudations physiology 612

^Transvaal, Africa history 968Trasversalis cervicis anat. 61

1

Transversals mod. geom. 513Transverse mesocolon 611

Transversospinales anat. 611

Transversus thoracis anat. 6 1

1

^Transylvania history 943Trap economic geology 553

lithology 552Trapassi, Pietro Ital. dram. 852 ,

Trapezium anat. of bones 611.

nervs 611.

Trapezius muscle anat. 611.

Trapezoid body " 611.

bone "611.

Trapping business 63 9Trappists monastic orders2 7i .

Traps

domestic economy 648

.

in sewers sanitary eng. 628.

steam pipe 621

.

Traumatic fever surgery 617

.

Traumatism 616.

^Travancore, India history 954.Travel clubs self educ. 374.

cookery 641.

hygiene 613.Travelers

' conversation books, Eng. 428.Hves 923

.

manuals for 910.protection of pub. helth 614.

Traveling

art of giQclubs self educ. 374.cranes engin'g 621.grates engin'g 621

.

libraries lib. econ. 021.

school 371.Travels, general 910

scientific 508

.

special, see subject

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

3

. 2

6

.6

.96

63

.38

3.381

. 2

-7313

-52

3837316

73589257.28

57•71775

.81776

.73111

81776

71776

74

7

256

1855

26

982

8

21

575

69

2

92

86

25

874

18362

65

642

Traverse tables surveyingTrays, book lib. econ.

Treadmills mechan. eng.

punishmentsTreason Amer. revolution

law

Treasury

notes

U.S.

Treaties

Am. and Eng. priv. lawinternational law

" on special topics see subjectTreating temperance ethicsi78.3

Treatment of

paper moneyadministration

526.91

022.943621 .46

343-2

973 381

343

332.5

353-2

347341.2

captivs

disease

the ded

war customs 3996x6

393614.6

973-86

973-86

973-317

customs

pub. helth

Treaty

Bering sea U. S. hist.

Hawaiian

Paris Amer. revolution

U.S.war with Spain 9 73. 891of Washington 341-273peace American revol. 973.317San Domingo 973.82with Spain 1795 U.S.hist. 973.43

1898 " 973 891^Trebizond, Asia Turk. hist.956 . 5Tredmills mech. eng'ng 62 1 . 46

punishmentsTrees

botany

forestry

fruit culture

in streets, sanitation

ornamental

Tremandreas botanyTrematoda parasitic dis. 616.963Tremellinae botany 589 . 2 24Tremors, muscular physi. 612 . 7464^Trempealeau co. Wis. hist.977. 549Trenches, defense mil. eng. 623 .34Trenching mil. engin'g 623 . 24Trent

affair U. S. civil war 973-751council of relig. history 2 70 .

6

343-2

582

634.9

634

628.48

715

583.142

creed of Pius 4Trenton, X. J.

battle Amer. revol.

^ history

Trepanning surgery

238.3

973-3326

974.966617.51

i Trepassey, ship Am. revo. 973.357

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

75^ DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Trephinino: surgery 617.Trestle bridges mil. eng, 623 .

Tresury

notes paper money 332.U. S. administration ^^^,

Trial

by ordeal law 340civil 347court martial 344criminal 343ecclesiastic 262

jury 340state 343

Trials, civil law 347criminal " 343in library servis 023military law 344

Triangle musical instrum. 789 .

Triangles

differences of trigonom. 514.

plane geometry 513 .

trigonometry 514.

practical chemistry 542.

spheric geometry 513.

trigonometry 514.

Triangularis stemi anat. 611

.

Triangulation

computation of geodesy 526

.

field work " 526 .

net theory of least sq. 526 .

Triassic age geology 551

.

Tribes form of state 321

.

Tribunes arch, accessories 729.Triceps brachii anatomy 611.

surae " 611.

Trichinae econ. zoologv 591.

parasitic dis. 616.

Trichiniasis public helth 614.

Trichoptera entomology 595

.

Tricks, card amusements 793sleight of hand 791

Tricuspid valvs anat. 611.

TricycHng 796^Triest history 943

.

travels 914Triewald,S:von Swed.poet. 839Trifacial nervs anat. 611

Trigeminus

nerv anatomy 611nucleus anatomy 61

1

physiology 612Trigonometric leveling 526Trigonometry 514

Topics in black face type are subdivided

51

5

2

3

9

1

4

I

91

I

57

S

14

5

24

41

7

7358

4

3

53

76

2

92

73724

73854

69

965

562

74

12646

68

368

7138

8315

8315

8174

8195

38

Trilobites paleontology 565 . 39zoology 595-39

^Trinidad history 972 . 98Trinity doctrinal theology 231Trios vocal music

Tripe-cleaning air poUu.

Triple expansion

engine

stationary engins

Triplets obstetrics

Tripods

field work geodesy

practical chemistry

^Tripoh, Africa history

Trips, school

Triquetrum. os anat.

784.83

614.742

621 . 11266

621 . 1647

618.25

526.32

542.24

961 .

2

371-393611. 71773

Trissino, G. G. Ital. drama 852.33Tritons zoology

Trituration prac. chem.Triumphs student life

Triurideae botany

Troas ancient history

Trochilidse ornithology

Trochlear

nervs anatomyphysiology

nuclei anatomyTrochoid joint "

Trofic nervs

of skin physiology

physiology

Trojel, P. K. Dan. satire

P M " "

Trolley

arms elec. traction

lines

systems deli v. of powerTrolleys elec. traction

TroUope, A. Eng. fiction

Trombone wind instrum.

Trompes prac. chem.^Tromso, Xorway hist.

Troops

U. S. history civil war

Mex.

revolution

Span, war 973war of 1812 973

Trophic, see Trofic

Tropic plants

regions

Tropics

clothing suitable to

594-3

542.22

371-89

584-71

939-21

598.8

611 . 8314612. 8194

611.8155

611. 72965

612 . 798612 818

839-8752

839-8751

621.3347

621.3322

621.33152

621.3347

823.87

788.2

542-77

948.4

973

973

973

74

.624

34

894

524

581.9

646 .092

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX

641

.

613 .

798

849

Tropics

cookery for

hygiene

Trotting racing

Troubadours

Troughs

pneumatic chemistry 542.

voltaic cells engin'g 621

.

Trousers 646

.

Trout culture fishing 639fishing sports 799

Trouvferes Fr. literature 841.

Trov ancient history 939.' ' N.Y. " 974.Troya, Carlo Ital. essays 854 .

Truancy school disciplin 371

.

Truces international law 341

.

Truck system labor 331.Trucks

book library econ. 022

.

elec. motor cars 621

.

Trumbull. J: Amer. poet. 811

.

^Trumbull co. O. history 977.ship Am. revol. 973.

Trumpet wind instru. 788.

Trunk making 685railways elec. eng. 621

.

Trunktish zoology S97-Trunking

telefone switchboards 62 1

.

systems 621

.

Trunks telefone hues 621

.

Trussed bridges engin'g 624.Trusses "

624.

surgery 617.Trust companies banks 332.Trustees, library 023 .

room 022.

Trusts

and trustees law 347

.

corporations pol. econ. 338.monopolies "

338.Truth ethics 177.TryoninConn. Am. revol. 973.Trypanosomiasis diseases 616.

Trypsin physiology 612

.

Tryptic digestion physiol. 612.Tuba wind instruments 788.

auditiva anat. 611.Tuber cinereum anat. 611.

Tuberaceai botany 589

.

Tubercle diseases 616.

Tuberculosis '* 616.

pulmonary " 616.

Topics in black face type are subdivided,

592II

73

3521

43

I

21

741

73

52">

2

942

334721

356I

33132

5

38741

38561

38741

3

2

92

14

3

611

7

8

8

3

33519681

3424

342

48

856

8143

231

995

995246

Tubes

boiler engin'g

domestic economyFallopian anatomylocomotiv boiler

pneumatic

porcelain

speaking

621 .18453

643 -6

61 1 .656

621-1333communica, 654 .

8

dom. econ. 643 .6

lib. econ. 022 . 946chemistry 542 . 232

communica, 654 .

8

dom. econ. 643 .6

lib. econ. 022 .947620 . 1 1283

721 . 18

542.231

542 .26

621 . 18425

624.4

strength of materials

sunken foui;dat.;ons

Tubing

glass prac. chem.rubber

Tubular boilers engin'g

bridges

furnaces prac. ch. 542 . 42Tubuli recti anatomy 611.6311Tubulous boilers engin'g 621.18426^Tucker co. W. Va. hist. 975 . 483Tuckerman, H:T. Am. lit. 814.33Tudor architecture 724.4Tudors English history 942 . 05

Irish *•

Tufa economic geology

lithology

Tufif

Tug valley, W. Va. hist.

Tuition fees schools

Tullahoma, Tenn. campain 973 . 7342TuUin, K. B. Dan. poetry 839.8151

941-55

553.58

552.22

552.22

975 446

371.22

Tumors diseases

Tune sacred musicTunganatomydiagnosis pathology

diseases of

physiology

Tungstates mineralogyTungsten

filaments elec. lighting 62 1 . 32643

616.992

783.6

611 313616 .072

616.31

612.3123

549-74

metals chemistry

Tungusic language

Tunicata zoology

Tunics of eve

fibrous anatomyphysiology

vascular anatomyphysiology

Tuning forks acoustics

piano

546-78

494

594.9

611 841

612 841

611 842

612 842

534.3786.2

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

75S DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

^Tunis history

travels

Tunneling

machinery, hydraulic

mining engineering

Tunnels aqueductsTupelo. Miss, battle

Turanian languages

literatures

Turbin wheel hydraulic

steam

Turbinate bones anat.

Turck's fasciculus anat.

Turell Catalan miscel.

^Turin history

travels

^Turkestan history^ East

Turkey in1

1

historyAsia

Europe

administration

botany

finance

geology

history

mapsschools

statistics

travel

treaties

Turkish

architecture

baths

harems

language

literature

power

architecture

customs

hygiene

customs

961 .

1

916. II

621 . 269

622 . 26

628. 14

973-7372

494

804

621 24

621.165

611 .21

611 . 8252

840.9822

945-1

014.51

958.4

951 .6

956

354581

336

554

949912

379

314

914

341

496

9496

496

96

6

496

496

96

96

2496

3

73

6

723

725

391

613.46

392.6

494

894

949 505Greek histor}

Turko-Russian warRussian hist. 947.08

Turn halls architecture 725.85Tumeracese botanyTurning lathes

Turnpikes road engin'g

Turpentine chem. tech.

Turret mounts ordnance

Turtles paleontology

zoology

^Tuscany, Italy history

travels

^Tuscarawas co. O. history

Tuscarora Indians

583-45562 I

. 94

625-7

665.3

623.4334

568.13

598.13

945-5

914-55

977.166

9 70 -3

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

'Tuscola CO. Mich, history 977 . 445Tutor home education 373.1Twain. Mark Am. humor 817.44Twelfth nerv anatomy 611. 83 193

physiology 612.81993Twilight 525.7Twins, etc. obste tries 618.25Twobook system lib. econ. 024.6x1phase elec. machinery* 621.313322

trac. systems 621.331432transmis. *' 621.319132

^'ire '

" " 621 . 319 1 22

telefone systems 621.38536Tyler, J: presidency of 973 . 58

R. Amer. drama 812.21^Tyler CO. W. Va. history 975.419Tympani membranaanatomy 611 .855ear diseases 617.85physiology 612.855

Tympanum anatomy 61 1 . 854ear diseases 617 . 84physiology 612 854

Typeand type setting printing 655 .

2

for books publishing 655 . 53founders' occupat. hyg. 613 . 63founding 655 .21

writers communication 652lib. admin. 025 . 153

servis 023 . 762Types

alternating current mach. 621 31332boilers engineering 621.1842direct current machinery 621 .31322furnaces steam " 621.1832locomotivs " " 621 . 132molecules chem. 541 5

special, education of 37i 97steam engins 62 1 .

1

12

jKortable 621 . 152

stationary mechanism 621.164use 621.162

traction 621 . 144turbins 621.1652

Typhaceas botany 584 . 63Typhoid fever pathology 616.927

pub. helth 614.511Typhus fever pathology 616.922

pub. helth 614,526Typografers biografy 926.5Typografy 655Typology Bible 220.6

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX759

Tyre ancient history

Tyrian architecture

^Tyrol history

travel

'Tyrone, Ireland history

Tyrotoxicon animal pois.

Tyrtaeus Greek lyr. poetry 884

939 44

722 3

943 64

914 364

941 64

615 94S84 I

Uberti, F. degli Ital.poetry 851 .17Udall, X: English drama 822 .22

Uhland, J; L; Ger. poetry 831 . 73"Ulcers surgery 617.24Ulna anatomy 6 1 r . 7 1 76Ulnar artery - 611 . 13435Ulrich von Lichtenstein

German poetry 831 . 28

^Ulster CO. Ireland history 941 6^*-V. " 974.734

Ultramontanism Cath. ch. 282

eccles. pol. 262 . 13

Umbellales botany

Umbelliferae

Umbilic

artery anatomycord obstetrics

mesenteric artery

vein

583.48

583-481

611.1377161S.38

anat. 611 . 1364

611.14Q8

621.3325

725 319

326.973

973-71x5

625.4

Umbrella stands dom.econ.645 .Oi

lib. " 022 .922Umbria ancient history 937.4' modem " 945-6^Umlaut Eng. orthog. 421.2Unciform bone anatomy 611 . 71778Unconsciousness metaphvs. 127Unction, extreme theologv 205 . 7

Undergroundcontact elec. traction

railway stations, arch.

slavery

U. S. civ. warroads engineering

mining engin'g 622 . 62

wiring elec. lines 621.31923Undershot wheels mech 621 . 23Understanding psychology 153Understudies lib. econ. 02 ;

Underwear dom. "

Underwriters

rules elec. lighting

Undulation dynamics

soundUndulatory theory of light

Ungulata mammalsUnification of Italy

Uniformity

act of Eng. relig. hist.

Uniforms, domestic

library

mil. equipmentesthetics

Uninsulated conductors, elec. 62

1

Topics in black face type aie subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

/02

646.42

621.3281

531-33

534-1

535-^

599-7

945-09

274

647

02

35S

95Si

14

3193

76o DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Union

CO. 111. history

Ind. «

la.

N. J.

O.

Pa.

prisoners of war ass'n

railroad stations arch.

veterans union

Unionida? zoology

Unionists in south

U. S. civil war 973 . 717Unions

English local gov't

trade polit. economyUnique books rarities

Unisexuales botany

977-3995977.262

977785974-936

977-153

974-848

360.155

725-313

369.154

594-1

352.0424

331. 88

004

583.95

28S

922.81

363

284.6

Unit of work mechanics 53 1.41Unitarian church

Unitarians biografy

United

Americans polit. soc.

brethren sects

colonies X.Eng. U.S.hist. 973 . 23confederate veterans 369 . 1 74Kingdom history 942

^ Netherlands 949-2Presbyterian church sects 285

.

4

^ Provinces history 949 2

servis, military and naval 355sons of confcd. veterans 369. 173

United States of Americaadministration

antiquities

architecture

bank political econ.

U. S. history

botany

boundaries

Christian commission

U. S. hist.

coast survey

colleges

constitutional law

353

913 73720 . 973332-11

973-56

581.973

973267. II

973-7781526

378

342daughters 1776-1812 soc. 369education

finance

fine arts

geology

government admin.

hereditary societies

history

laws

370

33<^

709

557

353

369 I

973

345

73

73

. 142

973

73733

Topics in black face type are su>.divided. Superior

United States of America^ literature 810maps 912 73national bank U.S.hist. 973 .41

patriotic societies 369 i

religious history 277.3sanitary com. charity 361

U. S. hist. 973.7771schools, public 379 . 73ship U. S. war of 1812 973.5251socialism 335-973statistics 317 3statutes 345travels in 917.3treaties 341.273war of 1 Si 2, military soc. 369.143

society 369.141zoology 591.973

^United States of Colombiahistory 986

Units electric 537-7physical 530.8

Unity

metaphysics mof God doctrin 231human race 572.1knowledge 121language 401nature 501

Univaivs mollusks 594 .

3

Universal

gravitation, law of mech. 53 1 . 5

1

history 909joints mech. eng. 621.825language 408 . 9military servis 355-2suffrage 324.2

Universalism sects 289 . i

Universalists biografy 922 .81

Universals metaphysics 113Universe astronomy 523 . i

Universities 378architecture 727.3state and national 379 • 16

University

clubs, general 378.068courts disciplin 378.113education 378.01extension 378.13libraries education 371.647

lib. econ, 027.7of the State of New York 379.747people's, Hbrary as the 021.2

Unlversology cosmology 113

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV IXDEX 761

Unregenerate doct. theol. 233 . 2

Unstratified ores econ.geol. 553 . 15

Upholstering

mechanic trades 684

Upholstery dom. econ. 645 . 4

^UpperAustria history 943 . 62

travels 914.362^ Bavaria history 943-36

travels 9^4-336^ Canada history 971

travels 917 i

' Egyp*^ history 962.

3

travels 916. 23extremities anatomy 61 1 . 97

bones anat. 611. 717deep veins " 611 . 14541joints ** 611 .727

lymph glands " 611. 467lymphatics *' 611. 4217muscles *' 611.737superfic- veins " 611 . 14546

^ Franconia history 943 .3

1

travels 914-331^ Guinea history 966.5

travels 916.65^ Palatinate history 943 . 34

travels 914.334Silurian group geology 551.732Syria ancient history 939.41

^Upshur CO. W. Va. hist. 975.462Uptakes steam engin'g 621 . 18382Urachus anatomy 61 1 . 622

Ural-Altaic languages 494literatures S94

Uranium chemistrv 546.79Uranografy astronomy 523Uranus planets 523.47Urates physiology 612. 46 1267Urchins, sea radiates 593-95Urea

glandular system physiol. 612 4612physiology Of liver O12 .3531

nutrition 612 .39S193

Ureameters physiology 6 1 2 . 46 1 2

1

Uredineae botany 589.225Uremia physiology 612 .466231Ureters anatomy 6 1 1 . 6 1

7

physiology 612 .4671

Urethra anatomy 611 .623

female " 611 .674

male ' 611.623diseases of 616 .64

Urfe, Honore d' Fr. fiction S43 .41

Topics in black fac« type are subdivided. Superior

Uric acid

physiology of kidneys 612.46125nutrition 612.39819

Urin chemic analysis 543-9physiology 612 46study of disease 016 .076

Urinals air pollution 614.764public sanitation 628.45

Urinary

organs anatomy 611. 6

diseases 616 . 63secretion physiol. zool . 5gi . 149

*Uriya language 491 45Urobilin physiology 612 .46127Urochrome 612 .46127Urodela batrachia 597-9Urogenital sinus anat. 611 .629Ursulines sisterhoods 271.974Urticaceae botany 583.962Urticaria diseases 616. 51

^Uruguay history 989'^

Usages, social etiquet 395Use of

library, free lib. econ. 024. 28^ words Eng. philology 428.3

plants

Ushers

Ustilagineae

Usurv

Useful arts 600

biografy of

Usefulness of

animals econ. zoology

botany

library servis

botany

banking

law

Utah. U. S.

acquisition Mex. waradmission U. S. hist.

^ history

mil. hist. U. S. civ. warSpanish war

Utensils

kitchen

special for cooking

Uterin artery anatomvcirculation phvsiol.

hgaments anat.

Uterins therapeutics

Utero-ovarian nervs anat.

Uterus

anatomydiseases of womeninversion in labor

masculinus anatomyphysiology

926

591

581.

023.

589-

332-

347-

973-

973-

979-

973-

973-

643-

641

611 .

612.

611.

615-

611.

611

bi8

618

611

612

61

61

78

227

8

7

621

87

2

7492

.89492

35

58

13773

6271

667

766

8393

66

14

5762^1

627

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

762 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

^Utica, N. Y. history 974.763Utilitarianism ethics 171.5Utility of philosofy 10

1

^ special subjects see subject

Utopias polit. science 320 . i

Utrecht, Peace of Eur. hist. 940 . 7Utricle

Uveal tract

Uvula

anatomyphysiology

anatomyphysiology

anatomy

611 .S525

612.8582

611 842

612.842

611. 315

lib. economy

universities

024.44024.612

374 8

378.14

613.76

024.44

023 66

37123371-167

Vacation

closing

loans

schools

terms

Vacations

hygiene

library economystaff

school education

teachers "

Vaccinal syphilis cont. dis. 614.4733Vaccination cont. diseases 614.473Vacciniaceae

Vaccinization

Vacuumcleaners dom. economy 64S . 52

mech. engin'g 621 .55lamps elec. lighting 621 . 3273machines refrigeration 621 . 575pump chem. apparatus 542 . 77regulators "

"542.77

Vagabonds pauperism 339Vagina admin, of med. by 615 .66

anatomy 611 .671diseases of women 618.15

Vaginal artery anatomy 61 x . 13773

botany 583 .61

contag. dis. 614.4735

nervs *•

Vagrancy pauperismVagusnerv anatomy

hart

larynx

physiology

respiration

stomachnuclei anatomy

611.839

339

611 83191

612 . 1781

612.7822

612.81991612 . 287

612 .3272

611. 8187612 . 282nucleus and respiration

Vald^s, J. M. Span, poetry 861 .46^Valencia history 946

.

7

914.67

541.39

615.789

Valencies

Valerian

Valerianeas

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

history

travels

chemistry

therapeutics

botanyVallenberg, J. Swed. fiction 839 . 7342Valley Forge Amer.revol. 973.3341Valleys phys. geografy 55 i . 43Valois, house of Fr. history 944 025Valsalva, sinuses of anat. Oii . 1265Valuation tax assessm't 336.29Value

of moneys, comparativ 332 . 45old books lib. econ. 025 . 223

political economy 330 . i

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX 763

a;ue

standards of money 332 . 42

thermodynamic, of

albuminoses physiol. 612

albumins

carbohydrates

fats

food **

peptones "

Values

average probabilities

educational curriculum

612

.

612 .

612

.

612

.

612

.

519-

375

398172

3985

3965

3975

3925

398172

dom. economy 641 . i

musical instru.

mech. eng.

788.

621

.

621

.

621

.

532.

611.

612 .

62 1

.

620

.

621

62 1

.

621

.

food

Valv

bugle

gearing

motions

Valvs

blowout steam "

hydraulics

of hart anatomyphysiologv

safety steam engin'g

sewer appurtenancessteam locomotiv

pipe

turbin design

Valvulae conniventes anat. 611.

Valylene organ, chem. 547.Vampire folkore

zoology

Vanadates mineralogyVanadium group chem.Vanbrugh Eng. dramaVan Buren. M. presidencyH'an Buren co. la. hist.^

Mich. "

^Vancouver iland

Vandals "

H'anderburg co. Ind. "

H'an Dieman's Land^Van Wert co. O.

Vanes steam turbin design 621.

theory 621

.

. Vaporbaths therapeutics

engins, binary mech.eng. 621

.

exhalation phvsiology 612 .

lamps elec. lighting 621Vaporization heat 536.

prac. chem. 542 .

Vapors

inhalation of hygiene 613 .

meteorology 551.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

47

84

84

398.

599

549-

546822.

973

977-

977-

971-

943-

977-

QQ4-

977-

18479

55

1263

1713

18473

257

1342

1854

16535

3414

24

4

4

72

85

47

57

708

413

I

01

233

6

141

16532

l6^I2

615.85

44

25

327

44

48

62

57

Vapors

properties of 533 . i

H^ar, France history 944.93Varangian kingdom hist. 947.02Varchi, B. Ital. essays 854.38Variable

stars astronomy 523 . 84temperature hygiene 613.64

Variables

complex algebra 5 1 2 . 82

calculus 517-8Variation

evolution

in animals

negativ

phys. zool.

575 2

591 15physiol. of cells 612 .0144232

nervs 612 .813a

522.76

521.34

517-4612 5552 1 .28

of compasselements of orbit

Variations

calculus of

of animal heat physiol.

longitude and latitude

right ascen. and declin. 521.27piano music 786 . 48

Varicosities, nerv histology 6 1 1 . o 1 883Variety vs monotony

library workVariolation contag. dis.

Varioloid diseases

Varnishes chem. technol.

Vamishin<j painting

023.

701

614.472616 .912

667.7

698.3Vamishmaking air poUu. 614 . 736

3^3Varying speed motors 621

.

Vas aberrans anatomydeferens

Vasa aberrantia

brevia artery "

efferentia "

recta

Vascular system anatomydiseases

physiology 612 i

Vases domestic economy 645 . 5

pottery 7^8Vasoconstrictors physiol. 612 . 18:^

Vasodilators " 612 . 184Vasomotors

cerebral physiology 612 . S243influence on temj^erature 612 .531

2486ii-:354

611.634611 .633

61 1 . 13642

611 .6311

611 .6311

611 .

1

616 I

physiology

Vasquez de Coronadodiscovery of America

Vassalage

Vassar college

612. z8

97316321.3

376.8

Super or figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

764 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION RELATIV IXDEX 765

611

611

262

621

272

Vastus muscles anatomyVatvT. process of

Vatican council, 1S70

Vaticination prediction

Vats voltaic cells

Vattemare exchange syst. 021^Vaucluse, France history 944Vaudois Christian sects 284

persecution

Vaulting athletics

Vaults

air pollution

arch, construction

design

carvd arch, decoration

disinfection contag. dis.

painted arch, decor.

Tecei^-ing architec.

suftocation in prot. of Iife6i4

Vector, equation of radius 521Vedas Sanskrit literature 891

Vedel, A. S. Dan. misc. 839Vega, G. de la Span. poet. 861

73S22

36713->

o

35-1

852

92

61;. 72

614

721

729

729

614

729

726

764

43

345S

4S

48

8

82

38

2

88::

drugs

fats

food

forms

Carpio, L. F. de

Vegetable

anatomy comparativ

descriptiv

chemistry

diet hygiene

mat. med.

chem. tech.

dom. econ.

hygiene

physiol.

decora, in relief

painted decora.

irritants poisons

markets dom. econ.

materials engin'g

oils chem. tech.

parasites diseases

physiology

poisons toxicology

substances, analysis of

trades air pollution

world botany

Vegetables

and animals physiol.

agriculture

cand, inspec. of, pub. helth6i4.

fresh " "614.

preservation chem. tech. 664.

Vegetarianism hygiene 613

.

physiol. 612

.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

862 ;i

581

581

547613

61S665

G41

.

613612.

729.

729.

615.

641 .

620

.

665.

616.

581.

615

543-

614

.

580

612 .

^35

47

.26

32-3

3

26

3927

51

41

93

4

197

3

969I

98

73

01 03

318

316

8

26

39271

Vegetation botany

Vehmgericht criminal lawVein, fluid hydraulics

Veins

admin, of mcdicin bvanatomydiseases

geology

mineral economic geol.

Veldeke, H. van Dut. poet. 839.3112Vellum books rarities 096Velocipede

580

343-43

532-52

615-65

611 . 14616. 14

551-88

553-19

796Velocity

in sewers

of light

liquids

sound

sanit. eng. 628. 219

535-2

532-57

534-2

525-65621 . 16522

optics

hydraulics

acoustics

tide wave tides

turbins engineering

Veluminterpositum anat.

medullare, posterior

superior

Vena cava, inferior anat.

superior

^Venango co. Pa. history 974.896

944 -61

Fr. ^

Vendors lawVeneer manufactureVeneering arch, decor.

cabinet workVenereal diseases

Venery, excessiv. effects of

Venesection therapeutics

Venetia ancient history* modern

Venezuela

boundary U. S. history 973.87

H'endee, France

war in

61 1 . 8192bi I .81711

611. 8163

611 . 146

61 I. 145

944-042

347-7

674

729.66S4

616.95616 .984

O15.811

937-3

945-3

^ history

travel

^Venice history

987

918.7

945-3travels 9^4-53

Venom poisoning physiol. 612.3145Venoms comp. physiol. 612.314Venous

blood physiology

circulation

duct of Arantius

pulse physiology

thrombosis, pueq^eral

Vent ordnance

Ventilating science

612.114

612.13461 1 . 1497

612 . 1342

018.77

623.4242

536.84

Ventilation

bilding 697library economy 022

mining engineering 622

of house dom. econ. 644

kitch(.n " '643

school bildings 371pulmonary physiol. 612

sanitary engineering 628

sewers " 628

Ventilators sewer appurte. 628

Ventricle

of brain, 3d anatomy 611

4th *' 611,

5th " 611.

Ventricles

of brain, lateral anat. 61 r

.

hart " 611.

larynx " 611.

Ventricular coronarv vein 611

.

Ventriloquism amusem'ts 791

physiol, 612.

Venus planets 523

.

transits astron.

*Vera Cruz, Mexico

battle Mex. historv

U. S.

Veranda furniture

Vcratrum group therapeu. 615.

Verbal^ forms Eng. etymol.^ svntax^ inflection morphol.

Verbatim reporting

Verbenaceai botanvVerga, Giovanni Ital. tic.

Vermes articulates

Vei-miform appendix anat.6ii .

physiol. 612.

surgery 617.

Vermifuges therapeutics

H^ermilion co. 111. histor\^

Ind.

523

972.

973-

645-

422.

425-

425.

653-

5^3-

^53-

595-

Vermont, U. S.

admission U. S. histor\* history

For military '-is:ory, see subdi-visions of Special camuainsand Military history under973-:^^ 97,V7 and 473-89

^Vernon co. Mo. history

Wis. history

*Verona •*

travels

015.

977

977-

9.89

4

5

32.628

.2162

.8

23

.256

,8148

8185

8139

8138

124

224

T493

7895

42

92

6

62378

7x6

8

8

18

046

88

84

I

3452

3(^^3

5S

365

246

073

974

977-

977-

945-

914-

1349

721

711

Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Verplanck. G. C. Am. sat. Si 7.

Topics in black face type are subdivided

41

3

S44

573

3

53

^5

Superior

Verrazano discov. of Am. 973 . 18

Versailles description 914.436^ history 944.36^Verse, textbooks for writ'g 426 . 8

n'ersification Eng. prosod. 426.2Version obstetric opera. 618.82Vertebrae anatomy 611. 711

Vertebral

artery "

articulations

colum

Vertebrates paleontology

zoology

Vertical

impulse wheels

marine engins

prime astronomysteam engins

Vertigo diseases

physiology

Verumontanum anat.

Vesical

apparatus, innervation

artery, inferior anat.

superior

nervs

Vesicants therapeutics

Vesicles, seminal

Vesicular affections of skin

Vespers Anglican ritual

music

Vespucci discov. of Amer. 973 . 16

Vessel, J. H. Dan. poetry 839.8153Vestibular

ganglion anatomynerv

nucleus **

Vestments

Vesuvius \-olcanoes

Veteran rehef union,woman*S3 69 .162

Veterans societies

association, confederate

national ass'n of navalof Mexican warregular army and navySpanish warunion, Union

U.S.army,soc of sons of

Veterinary

medicin

sanitation pub. helth

Veto power of president

Viaducts bridges

Viaticum sacrament

611

611

611

566

596

621 . 233621 . 1224

522.47

621 . 1 1244

616.841

612.8S63

611 .0231

612.4673611. 13772

611.13771

611.839

615-774611 .636

016.52

264.034

783 2

611.S91S5

611. 83185•

611.817S

247-7

551.21

369. 172

569.146

369.112

369.181

3^9'^54

369.105

619

614 9

3 53 -03

624

In

^;

i

265 .7

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

766 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION'

Viau. T. de French satire S47Vibratil cilia physiol.

Vibration acoustics

dynamicsViburnum uterins

Vice administration

crime

education

Vicente, Gil Span, drama 862Vices ethics 170Vicksburg

612

534

S3^

615

351

343

379

.41

.72

5

•32

.766

76

, 21

, 22

U.S. civ.warnav. hist. u.s.civ.war 973siege «

g;3Vicq-d'Azyr, bundle of anat6iiVictor Emanuel Ital. hist. 945Victoria, Queen Eng, " 942

Scot. " 941^Victoria. Australia " 994Victorian Gothic architec. 724Vienna

congress of Euro. hist. 940

interna, law 341' history

travels

^Vienne, France history

Vieussen's valv anat.

Vignettes engravings

Vigny, A. V. Fr. dramapoetry

'Vigo CO. Ind. history

Vikanera language

Vikings history

'Vilas CO. Wis. history

Village

communities

homes architecture

newspapers

Villains feudalism

Villari. P. Ital. essays

Villas architecture

Villemain, A. F. Fr. essays 844Villenage 321Villi, lacteal anat. 611Villon, Francois Fr. poetry 841Vincennes, Ind. Am. revol. 973Vincent de Paul, sisterhood 271Vinci. Leonardo da Ital. lit. 854Vinciguerra, A. Ital. satire 857Vindelicia anc. history 939Vindications

Amer. revolution 973U. S, civil war 973

war of 1812 973Vine culture agriculture 634

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

943

914

944611

760

S42

841

977

491

948

977

321.

728.

070.

321.

854.

728.

753

73448142

09081

08

5

4

,8

I

61

361

63

8163

75

.76

245•43

.01

523

. 2

.6

236

3.84

.84

.72

3

4265

25

334891

25

23

^3

38

78

52S

Vinegar making air pollu.

chem. tech.

Vines botanyVineyards

^Vinton co. O. historv

614.

664.

581.

634

977-Viola stringd instruments 787.Violarieae botanyViolets horticulture

Violins stringd instrum.

Violoncello

Virgil Latin epic poetryVirgin ilands history

Virgin Mary

583-

716 .

787-

787-

873-

971-

917.

225.

733

5

5

1837

2

135

2

I

3

I

97.197

.92

. 2

3374

5

713

4

54

travels

biografy

catholic doc. 230Virginia. U. S.

British in Amer. revol. 973^ history 07

r

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under^7^ .3. 973-52. 973-7 and973. «9

secession U. S. history 973^Virginia, West history 975

travels 917For military history, see sub-divisi.ms of Special campainsand Military under 973.52,973.7 and 973.89

Virginity relig. asceticism 248Virginius incident U.S.hist. 973.82Virtues 170Viscosity of blood physiol. 612 . 11814Visibility of stars astron. 523 .82

Visible speech phonology 414Visigoths German history 943.01Vision

disorders blind asylums 362.4

diseases of eye 617.75mental faculty 152 . i

optics 5^5-7organs of anatomy 61

1

. 84physiology

Visions and dreams

Visitation

and search internat. law 341.3pastoral 253

Visitations Eng. heraldry 929 . 726Visits, school educ. methods37i .393Visscher, M. T. Dut. poet. 839.3133Visual

acuteness physiol. 612.84363angle optics 535-7impressions, persistence 612.8435sensibility physiology 612.84363

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

612.84

135

RELATIV IXDEX 767

Vital

capacity respiration 612.24

force biology 577-6functions animals 591 . i

man 612

phenomena biology 577statistics population 3 1

2

pub. helth 614.

1

Vitalis Swedish satire 839.7762Vitalism biology 577-6

physiol. 612.0134

zoology 591 .139

embryology 6 1 1 . o 1 3 8

1

Vitality

Vitellin sac

Vitreous

humor anatomyeye diseases

physiology

Vivipara generation

Vivisection

arimal anatomyethics

laws public helth

physiology

Vocal

cords anat.

false anat

.

culture elocution

musichygiene, etc.

music

acoustics

comp. physiol.

diseases of

organs

611 .8447

617.74612 .8447

591.168

591-7

179.4

614.23

612 .077

611 . 225

61 1 . 223

808.5

784.9

784.9

784

534-7612.786

616.2human anatomy 61 1 .

2

innervation O12 . S19923physiology

Vocalists' lives singers

Vocational education

Vochysiaceas botanyVoice

elocution

physiology' signs Eng. etymol.

singing

Volapiik universal lang.

Volcanic ashes lithology

rocks

tufa

Volcanoes physical geol.

Volition, see Will

Volkslied vocal music^Vologda, Russia history 947.2Voltage meters elec. eng. O21.3743

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

612.78

927.8

371 42

5S3145

80S. 5

612.78

422 8

784.9

408.91

552 .22

552.2

552.22

551-21

784.4

Voltaic

cells engineering

electricity physics

Voltaire, F. M. A. de

French dramafiction

Voltmeters elec. eng.

Volumechemic apparatus

of muscle

organs

Volumetric

analysis

geometry

Voluntary

Volunteers

physiol.

chemistry

621.

537

842.

843-

621 .

542

612

612

35

5

56

54

3743

357412

189

music

armysoc. of loyal

U. S. civ. warVomer anatomyVomiting diseases

physiology

Vomitories physiology

therapeutics

Vondel, J. van der Dut. lit. 839Voodooism 133

,

Voorhees silver act U.S.hist.973 .

Vorm, Jacob Dan. poetry 839.Vortex rings molec. phys. 539.Vos, Jan Dutch drama 839.

^Vosges, France history 944

.

Vosmaer, Jacob Dutch fie. 839.

545513-

786.

355-

369-

973-

611.

616.

612

.

612

615

Voss, J ; H : Gcr. poetry

Voters qualifications

Voting machines

suffrage

Vowel production physiol.

^Vowels Eng. language

Vows asceticism

Voyages, Antarctic

Arctic

round the world

scientific

travels

^Vulgarisms Eng. lang.

Vulgate Bible

Vulva anatomydiseases of women

Vulvo-vaginal glands

831

324

324

324612

421

248

919

919QIO

508

910

428,

220 .

611.

618.

611.

5

3

87

2

153

.7412

7159

S33277

3278

731

4

87

8138

I

3234

39

3352

65

78942

9

8

4

3

4

3

47

67316

677

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

768 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIOX

^Wabash co. 111. history 977* Ind. " 977Wace. Robert Fr. poetry 841Wadmar, J. A. Swed. sat. 839Wadskjaer, K. F. Dan. poet. 839Wagenaar, Jan Dut. misc. 839Waa:er of battle legal antiq.340

175

347-

647-

331

Wagers ethics

Wagesattachment of

domestic economylabor and polit. econ,

Wagner, Battery, S. C.

U. S. civil warWagnerian musicWagons manufactureWaiting room lib. bldgs

Waitresses dom. econ.

Wake funeral customsWakefulness insomnia

^Waldeck, Germany hist.

Waldenses persecutions

sects

Waldflute wind instrum.

Waldis B. Ger. poetry

^Waldo CO. Me. history

^Wales history* language

Walker's filibuster exped.

Nicaragua history

U. S. history

Walkinganimal locomotion

matches amusementspedestrianism

school hygiene

Walks landscape gard'ngWall

coverings dom. econ.

decoration school bldgs 371.lamps " " 644

.

papers decoration 745manufacture 676

paper hanging 698

.

inspection pub. helth 614.

332-

949-

37S

283

12

7761

8146

384

9

7

7

973-

782.

684

022

.

647-

393-

613.

943-

272.

284.

788.

831.

974.

942.

491.

972

973

73512

6S2

25

9

86

57

3

4

5

42

15

966

S5

66

591-

796

613.

371-

713

645-

47

72

737

street banking

^Wallachia history

*Wallachian language

2

634

325

6

376

8

459

859821

literature

Waller, E. Eng. poetryWallin, J. O. Swed. poet. 839.

Walls

arch, construction 721

.

design 729.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

44

7162

2

31

Walls

incrusted arch, decora.

mosaic

painted

schoolroom "

Walpole, H. Eng. letters

Walruses zoology

729 .6i

729.72

729.49

371634826.61

509-7Walther von der Vogelweide 83 1 . 2 7

786.46

793

175-3

977-589

398.2

Waltz music

Waltzing amusementsethics

^Walworth co. Wis. hist.

Wandering Jew legends

^Wapello CO. la. history 977. 793War

captures law

cause of

civil U. S. history

customs of

dances

department, U. S.

ethics

French and Indian

law of

Mexican U. S. history

ministries of architec.

of 1 81 2 society

U. S. history

roses Eng. history

revolutionary U.S. "

rockets mil. engin'g

science and art of

woman in woman's pos. 396Warblers birds 598

Ward, Artemus Am.humor 817

E: English humor 827

N. American satire 817Ware, W: "

fict. 813

Warehouses architecture

bonded *'

Warm baths

hygiene

Warmers, bed

341.3

341.3

973 7

399

399

353-^

172.4

973-26

341.3

973 62

725.12 ,

369.141

973 52

942.04

973 3

623.45432

355

9

8

37

51

II

25

35

14

73

42

19

725

725

725

613

644

Warmmgbilding

pans

sanitary engineering

science

Warner, C: D. Am. satire

Warnings omensWarpt surfaces descr.geom.515 . 17

Warrants law 343Warren, M. Am. drama 812. 11

697

644 19

628.

8

536.83

817.41

^33-3

Superior figures refer to the tables at the ead of this index

RELATIV INDEX 769

'Warren, 111. history

CO. Ind. "

la.

Mo.

N. J. «

N. Y. -

O.

Pa.

HVarrick co. Ind. "

^ Warsaw •

travels

Warts skin diseases

'Warwick, England hist,

'Washburn CO. Wis. "

Washinghousecleaning

laundry

machines dom. econ.

practical chemistry

Washington, George

presidency of U.S. hist,

Washington

city, D. C. burning

977

977

977

977

974

974

977

974

977

947

914616.

942.

977-

648.

648.

648.

542.

•341

.296

.782

.8386

.978

•751

. 176

.867

.232

-5

7554.48

5^5

54I

23 •

69

973-41

973capital of U.S.973

history

travels

historyCO. 111.

Ind.

la.

Me.

Md.Mo.

N. YO.

Pa.

R. I.

Vt.

Wis.

Fort

state

admission u.t>.nist, 973history 979niil. hist. Spanish war 973

U.S.civ.war 973

Am. revol.

U.S.hist.

975

917

977

977

977

974

975

977

974

977

974

974

974

977

973

treaty of

Washingtonian homesarchitecture

Washington's

birthday in schools 371.hedquarters Am. revol. 973.

^Washtenaw co. Mich, hist.977 •

Wasp andFrolic U. S. war 1812 973.Reindeer ** « " 97^2.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

5238

.44

•3

53•3^^

.222

.792

.14

.291

.864

•749

. 19S

.882

•59

•34

•591

3324

86

•7

89497

7497341.273

725-65

365

367

435

Wasps insects

Wasteand repair biology

repair of animal physiol.

Wastes

air pollution pub. helth

boiler fuels engin'g

domestic dom. econ.

sanitation

factory **

sewage disposal

Watches horology

manufacture

WatchmakingWatchman lib. economyWater

artificial ponds, etc.

as beverage hygiene

assimilation physiol.

baths prac. chemistry

blast hyd. mach.

physics

chemic analysis

closets air pollution

house drainage

colors

courses, natural hygiene

cure therap.

diuretics

engins mech. eng.

exhalation from lungs

falls phys. geografy

filters hygiene

food value

force of engineering

fowl zoology

gages steam engin'g

gas heating

geologic action

glass chem. tech.

fireproofing

preservativ

hot, cookery

cooking appliances

hydraulics

ices dom. economyinorganic chemistry

lilies botany

horticulture

marksmesology

meteorology

microsopic anal. hyg.

of crystallization chem.

595-79

577-2

591.136

614.7621 . 18225

648.5

628.44

628.54

628.3

529.78681

681

023.792

5251

5255

Superior figures re'er to the tables at the end of this index

714

613-31

612.3923

542.46621 . 269

532.85

543-3

614.764628.6

751

614.772

615-853

615.761621.2

612.25

551-48

613.35641 . 16

627.1

598-3621 . 18472

697.6

551.92666.1

614.841

691 .

1

641.587

643-338

532641.86 '

546.

n

583.118

716.2

676

6x2.014461

551-57

613.33

541.8

770 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Waterphysical geografy 55^ • 4pipes high pressure 62 1 . 2 53

hydraulics 532-54sanitary eng. 628. 15

pollution from cemeteries 614.651power electric plants 62 1

.3 1 2

1 34hydraulic engin'g 627mech. eng.

pressure engins

products

quantity in organismsram engineering

hydraulics

supply canal engin*g

rural

621 .2

621.25

33^-3612 .0144613

621.27

532.83626.2

628.7sanitary engin'g 628 . i

tables walls

tight linings drainage

towers fire extinction

travel protec. of life

tube boilers

underground phys. geog, 5 5 1 . 49vapor, exhalation physiol. 612.25wayswheels

721.25

622.56

614.846

614.864621 . 18426

works

administration 351.813hydraulics

mech. eng.

city admin.Waterers, locomotiv

nVaterford, Ireland hist.

Watering

place bildings arch.

places hygiene

Waterloo

battle of Fr. history^ la, history

Wa terprooficg bilding

Waters

532-84621.21

628.1

352-6

621.1363

941.91

725-75613.12

944.05

977-7371691

carbonated

mineral

Watthour meters elec. eng.

meters ** **

ship Amer. revol.*Waukesha co. Wis. hist.

*Waupaca co. Wis.

*Wausau, Wis. "

HVaushara co. Wis. "

Wave, muscle physiol.

theory optics

hygiene 613.^8adulterations 614.348artificial 663 .6

hygiene 613.38therapeutics 615.79

621.3745

621.3746

973356977-593

977-538

977-529

977-557612.7413

535-1

Am. rev.

534

612

532

746

973" " 973history 977

977

977

977

977

974

977

974

975

973621

8162

59

3361

3354

3792263

788

433892

787

161 •

823

447

43

38

551. 5

Wave theory soundWaves

nerv, theories physiol.

theory of hydraulics

Wax flowers

Waxhaws, N. C.

Wayne, A.

Wayne co. 111.

Ind.

la.

Mich.

Mo.

X. Y.

O.

Pa.

W. Va.

Wayne's exped. U.S.hist.

Weak current engineering

Wealth, sec WelthWeapons, see WeponsWeather meteorology

Weathering eng. materials 620 . 1 122Weaverbirds zoology 598 .

8

Weaving elem. education 372 . 55manufactures 677

'Webb city. Mo. history 977.8722Webster

and Hayne debate 973 -561Daniel Am. oratory 815.27John English drama 822.36Noah Amer. essays 814.22

'Webster co. la. history1 Mo.' W. Va. "

Wedding customsWedge ph}'sics

bones, carpal anat. 6 11. 7 1773tarsal " 611. 71878

Wedgewood ware pottery 738Weeds econ. botany 581.6

pests

Week, names of days of

Weekly half holiday, hb.

Weems prehistoric arch.

Weighing chemistry

Weight

chemic apparatusof earth

977-751

977.882

975-465

392.5

531-86

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

632

529.2

023.651

571.82

542.32

542.32

52511human brain physiol.612 .823

Weights

and mesures metrology 389state control 351.821

atomic theor. chem. 541 .

2

figures refer to the tables at the end of ths indsx

RELATIV INDEX771

Weirs

hydraulic engin'g 627" mach. 621

hydraulics 532

Weise, C. German drama 832

Weisnegg burners chem. 542

Welfare, public admin. 351Welhaven, J. S. C. Dan. Ht. 839Well water hygiene 613

Wellesley college 376UVells CO. Ind. history 977Wells physical geografy 551.

sunken foundat. 721.

water supply 628.

'Wellsburg, W. Va. hist. 975.

Welsh

Calvinistic methodists

discovery of America' history* language^ literature

travels

Welth

and rank soc. ethics

distribution of

political economyWenceslaus Ger. history

Wennerberg, G. Swed. sat.

287

973

942

491

891

914

8

269

•53

-53

.44

.8

.8465

•32

.8

.272

49n

. 1

1

413

3

14

966

66

29

WensWepons

diseases

bronze age

177

339

331

943

839616

571

399

027

7765

993

35customs

military engin'g 623

.

science 355public safety 351

.

stone age 571.Werewolvs folklore 398.Wergeland, H. Dan. poet. 839.Werner, F. L. Z. Ger.drama 832

.

iVemicke, C. " satire S3 7.

^Vesleyan methodists sects 287.West

Australia history

Bay City, Mich. "

Coast, Africa

Indies «

Meath, Ireland **

New Jersey "

travels

Point. N. Y. history

academyPrussia history

travels

Russia history

travels

994-

977-

968.

972.

941.

974-

917-

974-

355.

943-

914.

947-

753

25

4

8165

67

53I

4478

West, U. S. the history 978travel 917.8

Virginia admission 973.71history 975 4travels 917.54

For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973.7 and 973.80

*Westchester CO. N. Y. hist.974.727

Western

church Roman catholic 282hemisphere geog. 917

phys. geog. 551.41ilands, Azores hist. 946.99Maryland hist. 975 --9States mountain 978

Pacific 979territory, cession to U. S. 973.318

Westinghouse engins 621 . 1645Westminster

Assembly catechism 238.5confession creeds 238.5

^Westmoreland co. Eng. hist.942 . SSPa.

^Westphalia, Germanypeace of relig. hist.

Wet methodqualitativ chem. anal.

quantitativ " "

Wether meteorology

Wetterberg, K : A. Swed. fie. 839 . 7364^Wetzelco. W.Va. hist. 975.418^Wexford co. Ireland

974.881

943-56270.7

544.1

545-2

551 5

'Mich.

Whale fisheries

zoology

dom. econ.

941.88

977467639

599.5646.17

architecture

engineering

914.

Topics in black face type are subdivided.

981

95

495

731

07

12

312

6

76

Superior

725.34

725.34

627.3

614.312

^33

WhaleboneWharfboats

houses

WharvesWheat

adulterations

agriculture

trade agricul. products 338.1Wheatstone

bridges elec. engin'g 621.3 742telegraf -^

-621.38245

Wheel and axle physics 53 1 . 82cychng amusem'ts 796

ethics 175.7Wheeling, W. Va. history 975.415Wheels

cog mechan. engin'g 621 . 83

figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

772 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION

Wheels

elec. motor cars 621

locomotiv running gear 621

railroad engineering 625water hydraulics 532

mech. eng. 621

wooden manufactures 674Whig party U. S. hist. 973Whigs, Eng. pol. parties 329

U.S. « " 329,

Whippingpost 343.Whipple, E. P'. Am.essays 814.

Whirlpools ocean currents 551.Whirlwinds meteorology

Whiskychemic technology

insurrection Pa. hist.

U.S. «

551

•3347

135.2

.84

,21

56

942

4

2

35

47

51

66

ring

tax

traffic

Whist

Whistles

finance

games

locom. fittings

steam engin'g

White. H: K. Eng. poetry

White

ants insects

974

973

973

33^

178

795

621

621

821,

595.corpuscles physiology 612CO. 111. history

Ind.

hair dermatologyled manufactureMts N. H. history

Plains, battle Am.revol.

977

977616

667

974

973slave trade, see Prostitution

substance, cerebellar anat.6i i

of spinal cord 611Sulphur Springs, W. Va. 975sweUing diseases 616

Whitehead, P. Eng.satire 827,

^Whiteside CO. 111. history 977,^Whitley co. Ind. «

977

.

Whitman, Walt Am.poetry 811.

Whittier, J:G. " " 811.

Wholesale stores architec. 725.Whooping cough pathol. 616.

pub. helth 614.

Wich hazel botany^Wicomico co. Md. "

Wieland, C. M. Ger. fict.

Wiesbaden history

travels

Wife's duties ethics

5^3-

975-

&33-

943-

914.

173-

-5

.8

•43

.82

.27

.4

1339.18472

.68

73.1X2

396

293

546

22

•3324

.81715

.824

.489

.72

63335275

38

36

21

204

543

394225

61

58

358

3

Wigglesworth, M. Am.poet.8ii. 13Wight, Isle of history 942 .28

travels 914.228Wigs customs 391.5^Wigton, Scotland history 941.49Wigwams architecture 725 . 92Wild fowl sport 799Wilderness, Va. battle

U. S. civil war 973 . 7366'Wilkes-Barr^, Pa. history 974.833^Wilklow, Ireland history 941.84

977-325

612.281

159

171 .1

612.82134

234.9621. 1645

942.021

942 .022

942.068

942.075

943-083^

943-084.'

943-025

977. Ill

^Will CO. lU.

Will

effect on respiration

metaphysics

of God ethics

physiologic psychologytheology

Willans engins

William

1 Conqueror, Eng. hist.

2 Rufus

3 and Mary " "

4 « «

1 new Ger. empire2 " " *

of Holland Ger, hist.

^Williams co. O. "

Wilham's, King, war

U. S. history 973 .25Williams shorthand 653.44^Williamson co. 111. hist. 977.3993Willis

circle of anatomy 611 . 1349ophthalmic nerv « 6 1 1 . 83 1 5 2

Wills genealogy 929.3law 347.6

^Wilmington, Del. history 975.12Wilmot proviso

causes U. S. civil war 973 • 7 1 1

3

slavery 326.973U. S. history 97361

Wilson tariff act U.S.hist. 973 . 87Wilson's raid U.S.civ.war 973.7387^ Wilts, England history 942.31Winchester, Va. battle

U.S.civ.war 973-7377Wmdand current charts

instruments musicmills air engins

Windage steam turbinsWinches mech. engin'g

551 46788

621.45

621 . 16515621.864

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

RELATIV INDEX775

645.3

716.4

721.8

729-38

721.55022 . 71

^Windham co. Ct. history 974.64' Vt. " 974.39Windlasses mech. engin*g 62 1 . 864

Windowfurnishings dom. econ.

gardens

Windowsarch, construction

design

dormer arch, construe,

library bildings

staind glass arch, decor, 729 .

8

Winds meteorology5 5 1 • 5

1

^Vindsor CO. Vt. history 974.36nVindward ilands history 972.98Wine adulterations 614.342

at table temper. 178.3domestic econom}' 641.13manufacture 663 .

2

temperance 178Wing frames lib. fittings 022 . 932Wingd shells zoology 594.4Wings animal locomotion 591.47^Winnebago CO. 111. hist. 977.331

la. " 977.722

]Wis. « 977.564

^Winneshiek co. la. " 977.732Winter, W: Amcr. poetry 811.44Winter resorts hygiene 613.12

sports

Winther, C. Dan. fiction

Wire bare elec. eng.

lath masonrymanufacturerope transmission

strength

Wireless

communication engin'g 621.384telefony communication 654.6

engineering 621 .3845telegrafy communication 654 . i

796

839.8363

621.31932

693.66

671

621.854

620.11288

Wire;engineering 621 . 3842

telegraf communica.engineering

Wirewound guns ordn.

Wiring

central station engin'gelectric transmission

house elec. lighting

Wirsung's canal anat.Wirt, W: Amer. oratory

654.4

621.31932

623.42164

621.317

621.319

621 .3282

611.373

815.23

Wisconsin, U. S.

admission U. S. hist. 973.61history 977-5For military history, see sub-divisions of Special campainsand Military history under973-52, 973.7 and 973-89

Wisdom Apocrypha 229.3divine doc. theol.231 .6

Wiselius, S: I. Dut. dram. 839.3251^Wit English himior 827Witch hazel botany 583 . 394Witchcraft

13s -4in Xew England 973 . 25

Witches persecutions 272.8Withdrawal book hb. econ. 025 . 249Wither, G: Eng. satire 827.41Witnesses evidence 347.94Wives' duties family eth. 1 73 .

3

Wolcott, J : Eng. satire 82 7 . 65Wolff Ger. philosofy 193-9Wolfram inorgan. chem. 546 . 78

V. Eschenbach Ger. poet. 83 1 . 24Wollf, E. B, Dutch fiction 839.3341Womancustoms

education

position and treatmentsuffrage

polit. parties

woman's position 396.3Woman'sexchange sociology 396 . 56relief corps 369.161rights woman's position 396 .

2

396

376

396

324.3

329-83

^Wirt CO. W. Va. history 975.426

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior

veteran relief unionWomb anatomyWomen

as librarians

library trustees

teachers

costume of

diseases of

duties of family ethics

social

labor of polit. econ.

hves of collections

Women'sChristian associations

clothes

domestic economy clubs 640 .714^a^s 646.54religious societies 267 4rights 3^6 2

figures refer to the tobies at the end of this index

369. 162

611.66

023.56

023.34

371-18

391-2618

173

177

331.4,

920.7

267.432

646.34

774

Women'sroom lib. bildings

work in church

Woodalcohol chem, tech.

DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION. ! RELATIVE INDEX

022.57

259

661and glass structures arch72i .99

721.95

691.

1

022. 21

728.30

• ^

620. 12

728.66

728.65

694.2

674

iron

bilding material

bildings, library-

carving

city houses, detacht

party-walls 728.33

semidetacht 728.36

construction carpentry 694 . i

CO. O. history 977.116W. Va. " 975.422Wis. «

977-552engraving 761

fuel dom. econ. 644.21

implements manufac. 674

prehis. arch. 571 .51

pavements road eng. 625.8

tests engineering

village houses architec.

partly "

work, joints carpentry

working manufactures

mills architec. 725.44shop mfg plant 621.72

^Woodbury co. la. history 977.741Woodbury types 773Wooden

ceilings arch, construe, 721.71doors " " 721.81

floors " " 721.61lath masonry 693 . 65

piers and coluras arch. 721 .31

carpentry 694.

4

roofs arch, construction 721.51

walls " " 721.21

'Woodford co. III. history 977.353Woodpeckers birds 598

.

7

Woods economic botany 581 .61

forestry 634.9Wool

agriculture 636 .3domestic economy 646.13duties on 337.5dyeing chem. technol. 667.2linings, mineral masonry693 .67

manufactures 677mineral eng. materials 620.195operativs hygiene 613.63

942.

975.

974*.

372-

Woolen clothing hygiene 613mills architecture 725

Worcester* CO. England history* Md.* Mass, «

Word method elem. educ.

Words^ arrangement of Eng.phil.425^ etymology English 422

slang «427

^ use and abuse ** 428^ vulgarisms "

428

Wordsworth, W. Eng. poet 821

Workcure therapeutics 615houses asylums 362maximum thermochem. 541mechanics 531muscular, relations to heat6 1

2

parish, societies for 256physiology of 612,

ration for physiol. 612

.

Sunday 263.

Working classes pel. econ. 331

.

Workingmen's clubs arch. 725.

Workmencottages for architec. 728.

insurance compulsory3 3 1

.

481

41

47221

43

4

lawlibraries for lib. econ.

pol. econ.

tenements for architec.

Workshop receipts tech.

Workshops disinfection

in contagious diseases

World, atlases of

voyages round

World's fairs

Worlds, plurality of

Worm, Ole Dan. misc.

368

027,

728

660

614.

912

910,

606

523-

839-Worm gears mech. engin'g 62

1

Wormian bones anat.

Worms diseases

paleontology

zoology

Worries in hbrary servis

Worship

family

of animals idolatry

public

state control

Worsteds manufacture

611

616

565

595

023

249

290

264

351.

677

.09

3•3

•71

•85

5364

7455

.7661

3951

5

8

93'

6S

2

6

85

I

48

.4

13

8333

7141

962I

I

57

857

^Worth CO. la. history1 Mo.

Woulfe bottles chem.

Wounded, hospitals for

977

977542

362

Woundsreparation of

architec. 725

surgery 617zoology 591

Wrecking and life-saving 656

Wrens birds 598Wrestling 796^Wright CO. la. history 977» Mo. " 977Wringers laundry mach. 648Wrisberg's

nerv anatomy 611

pars intermedia anat. 611

Wrist « 611

bones " 611

joint " 611

Writing

books 372elementary education 372for the press lit. meth. 029,

inks chemic technology 667machine 652materials 652of history 907shorthand 653telegraf elec. eng. 62 1

,

Writs law 347,Written examinations 371

.

Wrongs law of torts 347

.

Wrought iron structures

arch. 721

.

Wuch language 49 1

.

^Wurtemburg, Ger. history943 .

^Wyandot co. O. " 977.Wyatt, T: Eng. poetry 821.

Wycherly, W: drama 822.

WyomingCO. N. Y. history 974.

Pa.

-723

.814

.231

.1

•51

14

,179

8

72748825

3

8339

83175

975

7177

7274

51

51

6

4

W. Va.

state admission

hislorv

mil. hist.

valley massacre

Amer. revel.

Penn. hist.

974.

975.U.S.hist. 973.

97S.

civ. war. 973

.

Span. " 973.

973-

974.

.3826

93.27

5

92

41

47

126

27

44

793

835

44586

7

7487

89487

33448

Tories in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

X rays mesologyXenocrates anc. philos.

Xenon inorganic chem.Xenophanes Gk philos.

Xenophon Gk literature

Ximenes Catalan misc.

Xylofone musical instrum. 789 .

6

Xylografy 761Xyrideae botany 584.36

775

612.0144811

184.3

546.295

182.3

888.3

849.9814

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

776 DECIMAL CLASSIFICATIONRELATIV IXDEX

Y connections elec. eng. 62 1.3 19 1333ligament anatomy 61 1 . 7282

777

699architec. 725.87

797dom. econ. 646.47

378.746861. IS

621.13263

725.27

677

974.782310

378.14

529.2

614.315

589.91

Yacht bilding

clubs

Yachting

suits

Yale college

Yanez Ruy Span, poetryYard engins steam eng.

Yards, stock architecture

Yams manufacture'Yates CO. \. Y. history

Year books statistics

see subject

college

solar chronologyYeast adulterations

botany

chemic technology 664 .

6

domestic economy 641.6Yellow

fever diseases 616.928protectiv inocula. 614.476public helth 614.541

journalism 070. 16journals lib. censorship 024.58

exclusion 025.217'Yellowstone Park descrip.917.87'Yemen, Arabia history 953 3Y. U. C. A.

bildings 267.32architecture 726.9

committees, special 267.35standing 267. 334

conferences 267 . 349departments 267 . 35extension 267.31field and limits 267.31general secretary 267 . 341history 267.39institutes 267.348librarian 267 . 342local work by dep'ts 267 . 35managers 267.333membership 267 . 335objects 267.31officers, salaried 267 . 34

training 267.345unsalaried 267 . 333

organization 267 . 33periodicals 267 . 39physical director 267 . 343reports 267.39

Y. M. C. A.

training offisers

work with special classes* jfonne, France history'York CO. Me. «

^Pa.

house of Eng. hist.

^Yorkshire, EnglandYorktown, Va.

siege Amer. revol.

U. S. civil war'Yosemite, Cal. descrip.

Young, E : Eng. poetryYoung

child study

counsels to ethics

education of elem. educ.men, advice to

business ethics

Men's Christian ass'n

men's Christian unionspeople's religious societies

soc. of Chr. endevorreading of

women, advice to

social ethics

Women's Christian ass'n

'Youngstown, O. historyYriarte, T. de Span, poetryYtterbium inorg. chem.Yttrium " «

Yucatan, Mex. architec.

history

travels

267.345267

.36

944.41

97419974-8^1

942.04

942-74 .

973.3375

973-7327

917-94S21. 55

136.7

173-6

372

174

267.3

267.233267.6

267.613

028.5

177

267.5

977-1391861.45

546.652

546.61

722 .9

972 .6

917.26

'Zacatecas, Mex. history 972.4Zambezi travels 9 16 . 79Zanella, G. Ital. poetry 851 .82

^Zanesville, O. history 977. ignZanotti. F. M. Ital. essays 854.58^Zanzibar, Africa history 967.8^Zealand, province of hist. 949.2Zechariah

Zend* Avesta

Bible 224.98

891.52

295

491 52

522.43

526.84Zeno, Apostolo Ital. dram. 852 . 55

early Greek philosofers 182 ,3

stoic philosofer 1S8. i

Zephaniah Bible 224 . 96

Zesen, P. von Ger. poetry 831 . 56

Persian litcra.

religion

* language

Zenith telescope astron.

Zenithal projections geod.

Zigzags mil. engin'g

Zinc

inorganic chemistry

led accumulators eng.

metallurgy

ores economic geology

oxid of therapeutics

roofs bilding

Zincografy

Zincs steam engineering

Zinn's zone anat.

Zirconium inorg, chem.Zither music

Zoantharia radiates

Zodiac astronomyZodiacal light '*

Zoologic gardens

623.24

546.47

621.35557669.5

553-45

615-776

695-4

767

621 . 18479611 .8442

546.83

787.8

593 63

523-29

523-59

590-7

Zoology

Zoophytes

Zoosporeae botanyZorilla y Moral, Jose

Zoroaster Parseeism

Zouaves military science

architec. 727.5

590

593

589.67

861.53

295

356.16Zschokke, J ; H ; D. Ger.lic. 833

.7

1

968.3^Zululand history

Zumbini, B. Ital. essaysZunis

^Zurich

854.87

9703949-4

914.94

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the tables at the end of this index

Zygomycetes fungi 589.28Zygophylleae botany 583 . 2 2

1

Zygosporeae algae 589 .

6

lichens 589 . 27Zyphoid bone 6n . 7 1

3

indians

history

travels

Zwinglian Protestant sects 2 84 . 2.

Zygsena fishes 597-3Zygomatic bone 611.7163

muscle 611.7326

Topics in black face type are subdivided. Superior figures refer to the Ubies at the end of this index

INDEX TABLES.

Table i.— Geographical Divisions.

The following subjects may all be divided geographically by adding the geographical numbcre : L c, 4,Europe; >, Asia; 6. Africa; 7, North America; 8, South America; 9, Oceanica. These can be farther sub-

divided as minutely as wished, like the histoiy, 940-999, which see for full table ; e. g. : 42, England; 73, UnitedStates; 944, New South Wales; 7471, New York City, etc.

The geographical numbers are formed by omitting initial from the historical numbers given in tables 930-990,ind these figures are simply affixed to the number given in the table below ; e. g. : Atlases are numbered in the

table below 912 ; in the historical tables France is numbered 944; omitting initial 9 and affixing tne remainingfigures, 44, 10912 gives 912,44, Atlases of France; New South Wales is <^94. 4; omit initial g and affix the 944 to

912 and the result is 912-944, Atlases of New South Wales. In the table below, Mints are 332.49; in the historical

Ubles England is 942; adding these together (omitting the 9) gives 332.4942, Mints in England. Colleges are

378; N. Y. State, 974.7; add these together (omitting the 9) and the result is 378.747, Colleges in N. Y. State.

A number of unimportant topics, e. g. minor religious sects, which may be divided geographically, U9omitted from this table.

373-

379-

354.

923-5

923-5

283.

922.3

911.

283.

922.3

591.9

328.

913*

922.3

922.2

720.9

9235709.

362.9

027.2

912.

9233286.1

286.2

286.3

922.6

016.9

015.

920.0

922.3

922.2

655.4

581.9

284.2

922.4

923.3

922.2

Academies, private.

" public.

Administration (except U. S.)." biography.

Admirals' lives.

American P. E. church.

biography.

Ancient geography,

Anglican church." " biography.

Animals, geographical distribution.

Annals, legislative.

Antiquities, archasology.

Archbishops* lives, Anglican.*' " Roman catholic.

Architecture, history of.

Army biography.

Art, history of.

Asylums.

Atheneum libraries.

Atlases.

Bankers* lives.

Baptist, Calvinistic

** Free will.

** Seventh day.

" lives.

Bibliography of history." special countries.

Biography of countries, collective

;

also religious biography 922.2 to

922.8, and biography of sociology

923.1 to 923.8.

Bishops* lives, Anglican and P. E." " Roman catholic.

Bookselling, historj' of.

Botany, geographical.

Calvinist church.

" lives.

Capitalists* lives.

Cardinals* "

282.

922.2

2S4.8

361.9

283.

922.3

27

027.3

027.4

923-5

027.2

367-9

332-49

027.7

378.

3^5-

923.8

2S5.8

922.5

342.

922.4

655.6

343-

923-4

614.12

91

91

591.9

549-9

581.9

572.9

284,1

285.7

922.4

27

378.

372.9

370-9

Catholic church." ** biography." Old, church.

Charitable associations.

Church, Episcopal." " biography." history.

Circulating libraries.

City libraries, public.

Civil service biography.

Club libraries.

Clubs, social.

Coinage, history of.

College libraries.

Colleges.

Colonies.

Commerce, biography of.

Congregational church." ** biography.

Constitutional law.

Continental Protestants' lives.

Copyright.

Criminal law.

Criminals' lives.

Deaths and death-rates.

Description, geographical.

Directories.

Distribution of animals, geog," " minerals "" " plants" " races "

Dutch reformed church (except

America).

Dutch reformed church (in Anjer-

ica).

Dutch reformed church biography.

Ecclesiastical history.

Education, college.

elementary,

history of.

M

373-

376.9

373-

379-

9237

372-9

325-1

923-1

0274

373-

628.09

283.

922.3

287.6

922.7

572.9

027.1

376-9

923-3

349-

327-

354-

560.9

027-9

027.4

289.6

922.8

027-0

58'-9

591.9

560.9

549-9

572.9

9»

911.

912.

55

724-3

724.4

354.

027.5

352-0

923.2

724.2

614.09

911.

016.9

362.9

284.5

922.4

613.09

325-

338-9

607.

368.9

Education, intermediate (private)."

of woman."

private academies."

public school.

Educators* lives.

Elementary education.

Emigrants.

Emperors' lives.

Endowed libraries.

" schools.

Engineering, sanitary.

Episcopal church." " biography.

" Methodist, church.« M biog.

Ethnology,

Family libraries.

Female education.

Finance,

Financiers* lives.

Foreign law.

** relations.

" states, administration.

Fossils, geographical distribution.

Free news rooms." public libraries.

Friends or quakers.

biography.

General libraries, hist., reports, etc

Geographical botany.**

dist. of animals.*• " " fossils.

" " " minerals." " " races.

Geography, description.

" historical,** maps.

Geology.

Gothic revival, architecture.

" Victorian, "

Government admin, (except U. S.)."

libraries,

local.

Governors' lives.

Grecian revival, architecture.

Health, public.

Historical geography.

History, bibliography oLHospitals.

Huguenots." biography.

Hygiene.

Immigration.

Industrial legislation.

Institutes of technology.

Insurance.

373'

9234923-1

9234342.

343-

349.

338.9

328.

923.2

027.0

352.0

284.1

922.4

912.

923.8

287.6

922.7

553-70

549-9

332.49

780.9

015.

920.0

9235724.6

027.9

9232

560.9

027.8

328.

3299923.6

912,

581.9

363.9

9233329-9

923.2

320.9

923.2

312.

373-

285.1

285.2

922.5

923.1

655-1

365-9

027.1

373'

027.2

283.

922.3

922.4

614.09

Intermediate education.

Judges* lives.

Kings* lives.

Law biography.

" constitutional,

" criminal.

" foreign.

Legislation, industrial.

Legislative bodies and annals.

Legislators* lives.

Libraries, general, histories, rep., etcLocal government.

Lutheran church." " biography.

Maps.

Merchants* lives.

Methodist episcopal,"

biography.

Mineral waters.

Minerals, geographical distribution.

Mints, history.

Music, history of.

National bibliography,** biography.

Naval "

Neo-Grec architecture.

News rooms, free.

Nobles* lives.

Paleontology.

Parish libraries.

Parliamentary bodies.

Parties, political (except U. S.),

Philanthropists* lives.

Plans of cities, etc,

I'lanls, geographical distributioe.

Political associations.

** economy, biography." parties (except U. S.).

" science, biography,

history of.

Politicians' lives.

Population, statistics of.

Preparatory schools.

Presbyterian church in America.

" Gr. Britain." " biography.

Presidents* lives.

Printing, history of.

Prisons.

Private libraries.

" schools.

Proprietary libraries.

Protestant Episcopal church.

biog.

Protestants, Continental, lives.

Public health.

027.4 Public libraries. 326.9 Slaver)', history.

.379-" school system. 367.9 Social clubs.

015. Publishers' lists. 366.9 Societies, secret.

655-4 Publishing, history of. 027.2 Society libraries.

289.6 Quakers. 923s Soldiers' lives.

922.8 " lives. 379- State education.

724.5 Queen Anne architecture. 027.5 •* libraries.

923.1 Queens* lives. 923.2 Statesmen's lives.

572.9 Races of men. ^ 3' Statistics.

923.8 Railroad officials' lives. 3'2 ** of population.

027.4 Rate supported libraries. 027,3 Subscription libraries.

027.9 Reading rooms, free. 324- Suffrage.

364.9 Reformatory institutions. 027.8 Sunday school libraries.

284.1 Reformed church. 2S9.4 Swedenborgians.

285.7 " (Dutch) church in Amer. 922.8 " biography;

922.4 " " " biography. 284.7 Swedish church.

327. Relations, foreign. 922.4 " " biography,

27 Religious history. 724-7 Swlss architecture.

724.1 Renaissance architecture. 923-7 Teachers' lives.

282. Roman Catholic church. 607. Technical schooi*.

922.2 biography. 724.7 Timber architecture.

724.8 Romanesque revival, architecture. 027.4 Town libraries, public

923.1 Rulers, Chief, lives. 91 Travel, description.

628.09 Sanitary engineering, history, etc 508 " scientific.

284.7 Scandinavian church. 341.2 Treaties, texts and history.

922.4 " " biography. 724-4 Tudor architecture.

027.8 School libraries. 288. Unitarian church.

9237 " officers* biography. 922.8 " biography.

373- Schools, private. 289.1 Universalist church.

379- " public, system. 922.8 " " biography.

508. Scientific travels. 378. Universities, history, reports, et

366.9 Secret societies. 027.7 University libraries.

373- Seminaries, private. 724.4 Victorian Gothic, architecture.

923.5 Service, Civil, biography. 324- Voting.

286.3 Seventh day baptist. 9224 Waldenses biography.

922.6 " biography. 553.70 Waters, mineral.

289.8 Shakers. 376-9 Woman's education-

922.8 " biography. 591.9 Zoology* seogtaphicaL

653.09 Shorthand, bistoiy.

Table 2.— Form Divisions.Tht form distinctions oi, Philosophy; 02, Compends; 03, Dictionaries; 04, Essays; 05, Periodicals- 06.Soactaes

;oj^Study and Teaching

; 08, Polygraphy, Collective Works ; 09, Hi^to'; can I 'used wherfver nee^^

if^lT^^ '""f

"^"'1^''^''r/

"^'' °''^^ significations..

They have Uen printed in thefuU^onjy where they seemed specially needed.i««c»

ITie following is an alphabetical list of these divisions. «k) the figures prefixed should be added to the

06 Academies.

06 Acts of societies,

04 Addresses.

06 Associations.

02 Charts. Tabular views05 Collected works.

08 Collections.

02 Compends.

03 Concordances.

03 Cyclopedias.

03 Dictionaries,

04 Discourses.

04 Disputations.

07 Education.

03 Encyclopedias.

04 Essays.

06 Exhibitions.

08 Extracts.

09 History,

04 Lectures.

04 Letters.

03 Lexicons.

08 Libraries, collections, series.

05 Magazines.

Table 3.— Languages.

divild^^"^ *^*°" "°*'^"''^' ^" languages mentioned in the classification, except those in 494-499. not yet sub-

Any language in this table may be sub-divided like 420, EnglishAny philological topic in the index may be transferred to anothe'r language by replacing the initial figures citfie language as found m this table, by those of the second language also found here; e. g.. Syntax.Sishbnguage, m the index .s 4.5.- In this table, English is 42 and French is 44 ; replacing the 42 by 44 giVes 445 aFrench syntax. Hebrew is 492.4, and Hebrew syntax is 492.452.

-» J' 44 gives 445.3

A third way to sub-divide the language is to prefix the language figures as given in this table to tne phUoIodcalnumbers given in Table 4.e"""»"KM;»i

All ihree methods give the same result.

02 Manuals.

08 Maxims.01 Methods.

08 Miscellanies.

Compends. 07 Museums.02 Outlines.

04 Papers.

OS Periodicals.

01 Philosophy.

08 Polygraphy.

06 Reports of societi

05 Reviews.

07 Schools.

07 Seminaries.

06 Societies.

07 Study.

02 Systems.

07 Teaching.

01 Theories.

04 Tracts.

07 Training schools.

06 Transactions.

08 Treatises.

01 Utility.

491.58 Afghani.

492.8 Amharic.

429. Anglo Saxon.

492.7 Arabic.

492.1 Aramaic.

491-54 Armenian

491-68 Armorican.

492.19 Assyrian.

491.52 Avestan, Zend-

492.19 Babylonian,

491.52 Bactrian, Old.

491.68 Bas Breton.

491.69 Basque.

491.44 Bengali.

491.86 Bohemian.

491.68 Breton, Ba.s.

491.81 Bulgarian.

492.6 Carthaginian.

449-9 Catalan.

492.2 Chaldee.

491.81 Church Slavonir-

493-2 Coptic.

491.67 Cornish.

491.83 Croatian.

492.19 Cuneiform.

491.65 Cymric Group.

491.66•• or Welsh.

439-8 Danish.

439-4 Deutsch, Piatt

439-3 Dutch.

493-' Egyptian, Old.

42 English.

427.01 Old.

491.61 Erse, Gadhelic groupb

491.63 " Gaelic.

492.8 Ethiopic.

477.5 Etruscan.

439-6 Faroese.

439-3 Flemish.

44 French.

447.01 Old.

439-2 Frisian.

491.61 Gadhelic Group.

491.63 Gaelic or Scotch.

43 German.

437-02 Middle Hiffh.

437-01 Old High.

'

439.9 Gothic.

48 Greek.

489. " Modem.491.47 Gujerati,

492.4 Hebrew,

492.9 Himyaritic.

49143 Hindi.

491.

1

Hindu languages.

49143 Hindustani.

491-53 Huzwaresh.

439.6 Icelanaic.

491.

1

Indie Group.

491.62 Irish.

45 Italian.

492.4 Jewish,

491,83 Kroatian.

49" -57 Kuraish.

47 Latin.

479- " MedievaL

491-93 Lettish.

491.92 Lithuanian.

491.93 Livonian.

439-3 Low Dutch.

479 " Latin.

491-64 Manx.

491.46 Marathi.

479- Medieval Latin.

437.02 Middle High Germaa489. Modern Greek.

491-55 " Persian.

491.87 Moravian.

492.19 Nineveh Cuneiform.

439-6 Norse, Old-

439-8 Norwegian.

491.52 Old Bactrian,

493-1 " Egyptian,

427.01 " Englii^h.

447-01 " French.

437-OI " High German.

439-6 " Norse.

491.51 " Persian.

491.91 ** Prussian.

439-2 " Saxon.

491.45 Orissa.

491.56 Ossetic.

491-3 Pali.

491.42 Panjabi.

491-53 Pehlevi.

491-55 Persian, Modem.491.51 Ord.

4923 Peshito.

492.6 Phenician.

439-4 Piatt Deutscn.

491.89 Polabian.

491.85 Polish.

469- Portuguese.

491,2 Prakrit.

449- Provencal.

491.91 Prussian, Old.

491.58 Pushtu.

459-9 Rhaeto-Romansch.

489. Romaic.

459- Roumanian.

459-9 Rumansh.

491,7 Russian.

491.79 Ruthenian.

492.5 Samaritan.

491.2 Sanskrit.

429. Saxon, Anglo-,

439-2 Saxon, Old.

439-5 Scandinavian languafTCft

491.63 Scotch or Gaelic

491.82 Servian.

491.41 Sindhi.

491.48 Singhalese.

491.Si Slavonic, ChurClli

491.87 Slovakian.

491.84 Slovenian-

491.88 Sorbian.

46 Spanish.

439-7 Swedish.

492.3 Syriac

491.45 Uriya.

459. Wallachian.

491.66 Welsh.

491.52 Zend.

Table 4.— Philological Divisions.

AU the laoguases in Tabic 3 can be divided like 420, English, by adding the figures below; Cb ^1

If

English orthographyProvencal *

ArabicGaelicSyntax of English verbs

" Mc^ern Greek verbs" Danish "**

_ Armenian **

Inflection of English nounsAnglo-Saxon nounsHebrewWelsh «

18 Abbreviations.

12 Ablaut.

16 Accent, pronunciation.

61 " prosody.

51 Accidence.

25 Accusative, etymology.

55 " syntax.

26 Adjectival forms, derivation.

516 Adjectives, inflection.

56 " syntax.

29 Adverbs, derivation.

59 " syntax.

22 Affixes, derivation.

11 Alphabet.

21 Analog}*.

53 Analysis, grammar.

67 Antistrophe, prosody.

28 Aorist, etymology.

58 " syntax.

7 Archaisms.

709 Argot.

53 Arrangement of words and clauses.

56 Articles, syntax.

12 Aspirates.

28 Augment, etymology.

Z^ Barbarisms.

Z^ Blunijers.

25 Case endings, derivation,

55 Cases, syntax.

87 Chrestomathies.

53 Clauses, arrangement of,

516 Comparison, inflection.

26 Comparison, signs of, derivation.

54 Conditional sentences.

518 Conjugation.

29 Conjunctions, etymology.

59 " syntax.

28 Conjunctive mood, etymology.

58 " ** syntax.

13 Consonants.

12 Crasis.

25 Dative case, etymology.

55 " •' syntax.

515 Declension of nouns.

431449.1

492-7«491.631

4258489.58

439-858491-5458

425-15429.5*5

492.45^5491-66515

2

7

325

12

17

701

86

53

52

3

51

89

(>Z

64

82

63

24

25

25

55

7

383

65

64

54

31

88

28

58

51

516

515

518

17

29

59

29

59

21

t

Derivation of words.

Dialects.

Dictionaries,

Diminutives, derivation.

Diphthongs.

Diplomatics.

Early forms of language.

Elementary readers.

Ellipsis.

Enallage.

Errors of speech.

Etymology, derivation."

inflection.

Examination papeio.

Feet, prosody.

Figures of prosody.

First lessons.

Foot, prosody.

Foreign elements.

Gender, etymology.

Genitive case, etymology,'*

** syntax.

Glossaries, dialects."

language.

Grammatical errors.

Hexameters.

Hiatus.

Hypothetical sentences.

Idioms.

Individual authors, texts.

Infinitive mood, etymology." " syntax.

Inflection.

" of adjectives,

nouns,

pronouns,

verbs.

Inscriptions.

Interjections, etymology." syntax.

Interrogatives, etymology."

syntax.

Laws of language.

Letters, alphabet.

«t

<4

M

M

3

317

6528

58

52

25

5'5

55

25

701

21

IS

t

17

52

29

59

27

14

82

27

57

22

29

59

27

517

57

IS

82

67

19

61

Lexicography.

Lexicons.

Manuscripts.

Meters, prosody.

Moods, signs of, derivation.

" syntax.

Morphology.

Noun forms, derivation.

Nouns, inflection.

" syntax.

Number, signs of, derivation.

Old forms of language.

Origin of language.

Orthoepy.

Orthography.

Palaeography.

Parsing,

Particles, derivation.

" syntax.

Personal pronouns, derivation.

Phonetic spelling.

Phrase book.

Possessive pronouns, derivation.

" " syntax.

Prefixes, derivation.

Prepositions "

" syntax.

Pronominal forms, derivatiML

Pronouns, inflection.

" syntax.

Pronunciation.

Prose composition.

Prosody.

Provincialisms,

Punctuation.

Quantity, prosody.

I86

^7

23

27

57

66

66

S

^7

54

709

81

14

67

22

4

52

28

58

8

68

12

83

28

518

58

68

62

28

12

83

S32

83

Readers, elementary,

" selections.

Reduplication, derivation.

Relative pronouns, "

" " syntax.

Rhymes, prosody.

Rhyming dictionary.

School books and texts.

Selections, readers.

Sentences of particular fornk

Slang,

Spelling books.

" reform.

Strophe, prosody.

Suffixes, derivation.

Synonyms.

Sjntax.

Tense signs, derivation.

" syntax.

Text books.

" « for writing verse

Texts of individual authors.

Umlaut.

Use of words.

Verbal forms, derivation.

Verbs, inflection.

" syntax.

Verse, text books for writing.

Versification.

Voice signs, derivation.

Vowels.

Vulgarisms.

Words, arrangement of.

•* etymology.•* use of.

Table 5.— Liter^fr^res.

The fonn divisions of English literature! i, Poetry; 2, Drama; 3, Fiction; 4, Essays; 5, Oratory; 6^

Letters; 7, Satire and Humor; 8, Miscellany; may be used to sub-divide any of the languages in the following

tables; and any division of English literature in the index referring to this table may be used in sub-dividing

another literature, by replacing the initial figures 82 (denoting English) by the figures of the ad language S£ given

in this table.

Thus Ballads, English literature in the index are 821.04 a°d in this table Spanish is 86, therefore 861.04

is Spanish ballads ; 891.7 is Russian and 891.7104 is Russian ballads.

While this minute division is possible, it is not expedient in all cases: e. g. Icelandic literature will contain

little except in one or two of these divisions and a special arrangement similar to 829 Anglo-Saxftt is much monconvenient.

891.58 Afghani. 891.43 Hindi.

892.8 Amharic 891.

1

Hindu languages.

892.7 Arabic 891.43 Hindustani.

892.1 Aramaic. 891-53 Huzwaresh.

891.54 Armenian. 839.6 Icelandic.

891.68 Armorican. 891.1 Indie Group.

892.19 Assyrian. 891.62 Irish.

891.52 Avestan, Zend. 85 Italian,

892.19 Babylonian. 892.4 Jewish.

891.5? Bactrian, Old. 891.83 Kroatian.

891.68 Bas Breton. 891.57 Kurdish.

891.69 Basque. 879. Latin, Medieval.

891.44 Bengali, 891.93 Lettish.

891.86 Bohemian. 891.92 Lithuanian.

891.68 Breton, Bas. 891.93 Livonian.

891.81 Bulgarian. 839.3 Low Dutch.

892.6 Carthaginian- 879 " Latin.

849.9 Catalan. 891.64 Manx.

892.2 Chaldee. 891.46 Marathi.

891.81 Church Slavonic* 879. Medieval I^atin.

893.2 Coptic. 889. Modern Greek.

891.67 Cornish, 891.55 " Persian.

891.83 Croatian. 891.87 Moravian.

892.19 Cuneiform. 892.19 Nineveh Cuneitom.

891.65 Cymric Group. 839.6 Norse, Old.

891.66 " or Welsh. 839.8 Norwegian.

839-8 Danish. 891.52 Old Bactrian.

839.4 Deutsch, Piatt. 893.1 " Egyptian.

839.3 Dutch. 839.6 " Norse.

893.1 Egyptian, Old. 891.51 " Persian.

82

891.61

English. 891.91

839.2

" Prussian.

•* Saxon.Erse, Gadhelic gnx^891.63 " Gaelic 891.45 Orissa,

892.8 Ethiopic 891.56 Ossetic.

839.6 Faroese. 891.3 Pali.

839-3 Flemish. 891.42 Panjabi.

84 French. 891.53 Pehlevi.

839.2 Frisian. 891.5s Persian, ModertU

891.61 Gadhelic Groop. 891.51 Old.

891.63 Gaelic or Scotch* 892.3 Peshito.

83 Germar. 892.6 Phenician.

839.9 Gothic. 839-4 Piatt Deutsdl.

889. Greek, Modem. 891.89 Polabian.

891.47 Gujerati. 891.85 Polish,

892.4 Hebrew, . 869. Portuguese.

892.9 Himyaritic. ! 891.2 Prakrit.

849. Provencal, 891.82 Servian,

891.91 Prussian, Old. 891.41 Sindhi,

891.58 Pushtu. 891.48 Singhalese.

859.9 Rhaeto-Romansch. 891.81 Slavonic, Church889. Romaic. 891.87 Slovakian.

859. Roumanian. 891.84 Slovenian.

859.9 Rumansh. 891.88 Sorbian.

891.7 Russian. 86 Spanish.

891.79 Ruthenian. 839.7 Swedish,892.5 Samaritan. 892.3 Syriac.

891.2 Sanskrit. 891.45 Uriya.

839,2 Saxon, Old. 859. Wallachian.839.5 Scandinavian languages. 891.66 Welsh.891.63 Scotch or Gaelic. 891.52 Zend.

V

Biscoe time and Olin biografy book numbers

Biscoe time nimibers This scheme provides for arranging books byyears from looo b c-2000 a d. Each number consists of a single initial

letter followed by figures, and these again, if necessary, by letters. Anyyear of the 19th century, in which the greater proportion of our books

belong, is designated by a letter and single figure. For the 3 preceding

centuries a letter and 2 figures are needed, only incunabula and ancient

writings reqtiiring a letter and 3 figures. Few characters are wasted for

the period when few books were written, as A, B, and C cover the years

to 1499 A D.

To D, E, F, which stand for centuries, 2 figures must be added, the

number for a book publisht in 1652 being E52 ; in 1507, D07.

B, covering the first 10 centuries and C, covering 5 centuries, must befollowed by 3 figures; thus a book issued in 1472 would be nimiberd C472.

Table of Biscoe numbers

A B.C. J 1830-1839 S 1920-1929

B A D1-999 K 1840-1849 T 1930-1939

C I000- I499 L 1850-1859 U I940-9 I49D 1500-1599 M 1860-1869 V 1950-1959

E 1600-1699 N 1870-1879 W 1960-1969

F 1 700-1 799 1880-1889 X 1970-1979G 1800-1809 P 1890-1899 Y 1980-1989

H 1810-1819 Q 1900-1909 Z 1990-1999

I 1820-1829 R 1910-1919

American books take their numbers from the last copyright date; English

and other foren books, from date of publication: e. g. Dana's Text book

of geology, Phil. 1864, copyright '63 has as its booknumber M3 ; edition 2

of the same book publisht and copyrighted in 1874 is N4. Weller's

Portable atlas of physical geography, Lrondon 1873, is N3.A series or set takes its niunber from the first volume, even the that

may be lacking in the library set; e. g. Popular science monthly, v. 10-20,

is M2, the date of v. i not of v. 10. When more than one volume in thesame class calls for the same number, these numbers are differentiated

by adding lower case letters; e. g. Bradbury & Emery's Academic algebra,

Sensenig*s Numbers universalized^ and Well's Short course in higher algebra

all pubHsht in 1889 call for O9. Supposing them to come into the library

in the above order, Bradbury would be O9; Wells 09a; Sensenig, 09b.In a closely clast library additions to final subdivisions are seldom morethan one a year. In the exceptional cases, use of a letter allows for 26additions; the numbers are therefore neither long nor complicated.

If in dout, an approximate date may be used and corrected later whenfull information is acquired. Hunting down obscure dates consumes a

great deal of time and in the average library is not worth what it costsL alone would mean a book publisht somewhere in the 'sos of the presentcentury, and F9 one of the last decade of the i8th (Fog being the markfor 1 709). This occasional uncertainty is analogous to the case of anony-mous and pseudonymous books in an author arrangement.

Dates B C. may be treated in any one of the 3 ways suggested belowIf numbers are given from date of writing or first pubHcation there will bea few A books; but if from date of printing or copyright, none at all. Ofthe 3 ways below of treating dates B. C. the first is best :

1 Subtract the decade B. C. from 99 and use the resulting number, thussecurmg correct order with a shorter number than in 2 . This approximatedate IS close enough, since exact year of writing is difficult to determin andthe number of books in any subject in a single decade small.Altemativs are:

2 Subtract the date B. C. from 1000 and use the resulting number,which will secure proper sequence.

3 Use actual B C. date, since among so few books no great confusionwould result from thus inverting the regular order.

Resulting numbers would then be:

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Olin book numbers The best means of separating collectiv from indi-vidual biografy is Ohn book numbers. They are used exactly like Cutterauthor numbers; but as they translate all surnames of compilers into AfoUowd immediately by figures, they precede the first Cutter number,Aai and thus automatically shelv biografic compilations before the cutterdmdividual lives; e. g. Strickland's Queens of England would be A84 (Olinnumber) and stand before a Ufe of Queen Anne, An/ (Cutter number)whether clast 920 or 923.1.

Table of Olin numbers

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A All Forr A3 4 Lod A56 Sch A78Ba A12 Ga A3S Ma AS7 Scr A79Bel A13 Ges A36 McT A58 Sea A81Boy A14 Goe A3 7 Mat AS9 Sia A82Ca Ais Grat A3 8 Men- A61 Sma A83Caro A16 Ha A3 9 Mo A62 Squa A84Cel A17 Hat A41 Mos A63 Sva A85Chim A18 Hesi A42 Na A64 Ta A86Clar A19 Hiu A43 Nee A6s Thau A87Coh A21 Hov A44 A66 To ASSCoom A22 I A4S Pa A67 Trum AS9Cs A23 Ja A46 Per A68 U A91Da A24 Ji A47 Pie A69 V A92Day A25 Ka A48 Q A71 Wa A93Dick A26 Keno A49 Ra A72 Wats A94Doy A27 Klu A51 Rem A73 Wha A9SEa A28 La A52 Rim A74 Wit A96En A29 Lann A53 Rol A73 X A97Fa A3

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If Cutter-Sanbom tables (in which vowels like consonants are followdby figures) are used, mark collected biografy with A followd by ashortend Cutter-Sanbom number for author or compiler, writing theinitial letter of the Cutter-Sanbom number with a lower case letter; e. g.

Strickland's Lives of the queens of England, the Cutter-Sanbom numberfor Strickland being S917, would be markt As9 or Johnston's LeadingAmerican soldiers, the number for Johnston being J 73, would be Aj;

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