James, Francis Godwin
A History of the Episcopacy of William Nicholson, Bishop of Carlisle, 1702-1718
Persons, Stow Spaulding
The Free Religious Movement in America, 1867-1893
Potter, Jr., David Morris
Republican Policy in the Crisis of 1860-1861
Scott, Robert Charles Lewis
American Travellers in France, 1830-1860
Warner, Donald Frederick
Crittenden, Charles Christopher
Transportation and Commerce in North Carolina, 1763-1789
Morse, Jarvis Means
Connecticut 1818-1850: A Study in Conservatism
Painter, Sidney
William Marshall: Knight Errant, Baron and Regent of England
Ryland, William James
Alexander Ramsey: Frontier Politician
Bourne, Ruth May
Queen Anne’s Navy in the West Indies
Eells, Hastings
The Attitude of Martin Bucer toward the Bigamy of Philip of Hesse
Hail, William James
The Military Career of Tseng Kuo-Fan in the Suppression of the Taiping Rebellion
Rife, Clarence White
Vermont and Great Britain, 1779-1783
Malone, Dumas
The Public Life and Writings of Thomas Cooper, 1783-1839
Lawrence, Henry Wells, Jr.
The Political Activity of the Parliament of Paris and its Procureur General, 1715-1720
Phelps, Vergil Vivian
The Pastor and Teacher, with Special Reference to the Pastor and Teacher in the New England Churches
Young, Helen Louise
A Study of the Constitutional Convention of New York State In 1821
Cooper, Bessie Dean
France under Richelieu, seen from the English Embassy
Geiser, Karl Frederick
Indented Servants in the Colony and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hunt, Agnes
The Provincial Committees of Safety of the American Revolution
Peirce, Paul Skeels
The Freedmen’s Bureau
Tilton, Asa Currier
The King and the Boroughs in Century XIII
Baldwin, Ernest Hickok
Joseph Galloway: a Biography
Bowen, Clarence Winthrop
The boundaries of Connecticut (1882)
Moore, Frederick Whitman
A Contribution to the Political History of Louisiana from May 1, 1862 - March 29, 1867, and to the History of Reconstruction in the Southern States Collected from Contemporaneous Sources (1890)
Bourne, Edward Gaylord
The Demarcation line of Pope Alexander VI (1892)
Shepardson, Francis Wayland
A Study of some Scotch-Irish Settlements in the American Colonies (1892)
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