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Planter's plea; or, The grounds of plantations examined and usual objections answered. Lond., 1630.-Dudley, T. Letter to the countess of Lincoln, March 1631; with notes by J. Farmer.-Morton, T. New English Canaan; or, New Canaan, cont. an abstract of New England, 1632.-Virginia. Extract from a manuscript collection of annals.- Plantaganet, B. Description of the province of New Albion; together with a letter from R. Evelin, 1648.-Virginia. Perfect description of Virginia; being a full and true relation of the present state of the plantation. Lond., 1649. Virginia and Maryland; or, Lord Baltimore's printed case, uncased and answered. Lond., 1655.-Yonge, Francis. Narrative of the proceedings of the people of S. Carolina. 1719. Lond., 1726.-Purry, Jean P. Description of the province of S. Carolina, drawn up at Charles Town, 1731. Wash., 1837.-Georgia. Description; by a Gentleman who has resided there upward of seven years. Lond., 1741. 3. Virginia. 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Reformed Virginian silk-worm; a discovery of a speedy way by a young lady in England. Lond., 1655.-Hammond, J. Leah and Rachel; or, The two fruitfull sisters, Virginia and Maryland. Lond., 1656.-Virginia's cure; or, Advisive narrative conc. Virginia. Lond., 1662. 4. Virginia richly valued by the description of the mainland of Florida; tr. out of Portuguese, by R. Hakluyt. Lond., 1609.-Hilton, W. Relation of a discovery lately made on the coast of Florida. Lond., 1664.Childe, John. New England's Jonas cast up at London. Lond., 1647.-Narrative of a new and unusual American imprisonment of two Presbyterian ministers, and persecution of Francis Makemie one of them. 1707. -Reck, P. G. F. von. Extracts of the journals of R., who conducted the first transport of Saltzburgers to Georgia, and of Mr. Bolzius. Lond., 1734.-Gorton, S. Simplicities defence against seven-headed policy. Lond., 1646;-Letter to N. Morton, Warwick, June 30, 1669.-James II. Commission to Sir E. 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Carolina on the federal constitution; by Civis.--Bibliography of the constitution, 1787-88, etc. 248 [Ed.] Short history and description of Fort Niagara, etc.; written by an English prisoner, 1758. Brooklyn, 1890. 12o. Some materials for a bibliography of the official publications of the Continental Congress, 1774-89; col. and annot. by F. Brooklyn, 1888. 8°. Who was the mother of Franklin's son? an hist. conundrum. Brooklyn, 1889. 8°. See Franklin, Benj.-Webster family. Ford, Sheridan. Art; a commodity. N. Y., 1888. 4°. Ford, Thomas. History of Illinois, 1814-47; cont. account of the Black Hawk war, Mormonism, etc. Chicago, 1854. 8°. Ford, Worthington Chauncey [Ed.]. Contro versy between Lieut. Gov. Spotswood, and his Council and the House of Burgesses, on the appointment of judges on Commissions of Oyer and Terminer. Brooklyn, 1891. 12°. The United States and Spain in 1790; with introd., by Ford. Brooklyn, 1890. 4°. See Lee, Wm.-Washington, George. Fordyce, David. Theodorus ; a dialogue conc. the art of preaching; with sermon on eloquence of the pulpit, by Jas. Fordyce. 2d ed. Lond., 1753. 12°. Fordyce, George. Five dissertations on fever. Boston, 1815. 8°. Same. Boston, 1823. 8°. Foreign classics for English readers. See Oliphant, M. O. W. Foreign countries. See Pulling, F. S. Foreign Missionary Chronicle. vols. 1-7 in 5 vols. Pittsburgh and N. Y., 1833-39. 8°. FORSTER Foreign Quarterly Review. vols. 18-35. 18 Forest Hills Cemetery. See Crafts, Wm. A. Forester, Thomas. Norway in 1848 and 1849; with extracts from the journals of M. S. Biddulph. Lond., 1850. 8°. Forman, Samuel S. Narrative of a journey down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1789–90; with a memoir and notes, by Lyman C. Draper. Cinn., 1888. 8°. Formby, Henry. Ancient Rome and its connection with the Christian religion, B. C. 753 to A. D. 47. Lond., 1880. 4°. Formosus, Pope. Epistolæ et privilegia. (Migne. Patrol. s. Lat. v. 129.) Forms for use with Sir Wm. Thomson's tables Forrest, Catherine Ann, vs. Forrest, Edwin. Forrest, William S. See Freeman, Julia Historical sketches of Norfolk and vicinity; incl. Portsmouth, etc. Phila., 1853. 8°. Forrester, James. The polite philosopher, 1734. (Dodsley's Fugitive pieces, v. 1.) Forshall, Josiah. See Bible. New Testament. Forster, Charles. The one primeval language traced through ancient inscriptions from the four continents. 3 vols., with chart. Lond., 1852-54. 8°. Forster, Charles Thornton. See Busbecq, Ogier Ghiselin de. Forster, Edward Jacob. See Forster family. Forster, George. Travels in northern Persia, 1783. (Pinkerton's Voy. v. 9.) Voyage round the world, in the Resolution, commanded by Jas. Cook, 1772-75. vols. Lond., 1777. 4°. 2 Forster, John, and Courtenay, Thomas P. Lives of eminent British statesmen. 7 vols. Lond., 1831-39. 12°. (Lardner's Cab. cyc.) Contents: 1. Sir Thomas More.-Cardinal Wolsey. -Archbishop Cranmer.-Wm. Cecil, Lord Burleigh. 2. 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