A Dictionary of Books Relating to America, from its Discovery to the Present Time [27]

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liibliotfieca Vol.

Americana

XXVIL— Vindex to Weeks.

Pibliotfjeca

Americana

DICTIONARY OF

Jioofeg telatins to America, from

its

discovery to the present time

Begun by Joseph

Sabin,

\

S

"S. \

— SS \

^

Continued by Wilberforce Eames,

AND Completed by

R.

W.

G. Vail

FOR THE Bibliographical Society of America.

Volume XXVII. Vindex to Weeks

"A as

no

painfull

man

work

it is I'll

thinketh so no

assure you, and

man

more than

believeth, but he hath

difficult,

made the

wherein what toyle hath been taken, triall."

Ant. a Wood, Preface

^eto=|9orfe:

476

FIFTH AVENUE 1936

to

the History of

Oxford.

,

S n

The Southworth-Anthoensen Press Portland,

Maine

TO LAWRENCE COUNSELMAN WROTH,

LIBRARIAN OF THE JOHN CARTER

BROWN LIBRARY, HISTORIAN AND LIOGRAPHER, SO

WHO

GENEROUSLY

IN

BIB-

HAS COOPERATED

THE PREPARATION

OF THE LAST EIGHT VOLUMES OF THIS

WORK

EDITOR R.

W.

G. Vail

ASSISTANT EDITORS Elizabeth G. Greene

Marjorie Watkins

Geraldine Beard

Edna Watkins Phyllis

B.

Chase

A Dictionary

of Books

RELATING TO AMERICA

INDEX, fseud.

West India QuesMr. J. Cropper. By

Letters on the

answer

tion, Chiefly in

T. F. and Vindex.

to

Liverpool.

[1824.]

8vo,

BM. 99775

pp. xxviii.

[Vindex], fseud. Observations d'un CathoI'histoire du Canada par I'Honorable Wilham Smith. (Extrait de la Gazette de Quebec du 1 1 Janvier C, NYP. 99776 1827.) {Quebec. 1827.] 8vo, pp. 13. Hquc sur

Signed: Vindex.

Improved title of our entry under the author, Thomas Maguire, no. 43858, vol. 11. For another work by Maguire under this pseudonym, see Le Clerge Canadien venge, above.

Old Truths and

[Vindex], fseud. 57147,

vol. 13.

Facts.

Established

See

BM., C, NYP.

Signed: Vindex. Correct collation: pp.13. in

Attributed to Thos. Paine by Gushing and by Halkett and Laing, but not included Paine," 1 894-1 896. Conway's "Writings of .

.

.

[Vindex], fseud. On the Maritime Rights of Great Britain. .T. Burton, London: Sold by Mess. Richardson, Royal Exchange .

Printer, 31, Little

Queen

Street,

Holborn.

Signed: Vindex. Sir Frederick Morton Eden. Followed the same year by a "Second Part,"

.

8vo, pp. 19. 807. BM., NYP., WLC. 99777 1

.

.

.

By

See also no. 21823, vol.

Vindex, fseud.

nypu

pp. 59, not signed,

6.

Prelatical Usurpation

Exposed: or, A VindicaRight Rev. Samuel

tion of the exclusive right of jurisdiction in the

Provoost, as Diocesan Bishop of the P. E.

VOL. XXVII.

I

Church

in

.

.

.

New-York.

VINDEX,

6

With an Appendix, Vindcx

.

.

.

The M. copy Improved

MS. attribution to

John

Cave Jones. By M., NYS. 99778

Ireland.

A

pseud.

Review and Refutation of the Statements Canal Commissioners, to the Legisla-

late report of the

By Vindex.

.

.

.

Albany: 1828. 8vo,

To

pseud.

times of election

.

.

.

pp.

AAS.

no. 70189, vol. 17.

title of

Vindex,

title a

1.

of no. 65042, vol. 15.

ture of this State. Improved

i8i2. 8vo, pp. (4), 3-7

has on the

title

ViNDEX, made in the

relating to the case of the Rev.

[n. p.]

8+. 99779

the Public Friends and Fellow Citizens, In

[^Baltimore. Printed by

W?n. Goddard.

Folio broadside.

c.

Signed and dated: Vindex.

Baltimore, January

8,

I

789.]

99780

1789.

Imprint supplied from Evans, no. 22222.

Advocating the election of Samuel

Sterret.

Vindex, pseud. Truth Advocated

By Vindex.

:

in

Letters addressed to the

Printed by Joseph RakestraiUy No. 254, North Third Street. 1822. 8vo, pp. 158, errata (i). H., Princeton. 99781 Presbyterians.

A

.

.

.

Philadelphia:

reply to an attack on the Society of Friends published in the Christian Repository

of Wilmington, Del.

Vindex, pseud. Vindex on the Liability of the Abolitionists to Criminal Punishment, and on the duty of the Non-Slave-Holding States to suppress their efforts. Charleston. Printed by A. E. Miller. c, H. 99782

1835. 8vo, pp. 31. "The numbers of 'Vindex.' "

originally appeared in the 'Charleston Courier,' over the signature

—Advertisement.

Vindicacion. The

general rule of this dictionary is to enter titles of anonymously published works relating to an individual which begin with the word, "Vindicacion," under the name of the individual, as well as those actually written by himself. few titles of this sort omitted previously will be entered below, among other anonymous "Vindi-

A

cacions."

Vindicacion cheria.

al

R. P. Gutierrez. La vcrdad triunfa de la superl 820. E71 la oficina de D. Alejandro

[Colophon :] Mejico :

BM., heh. 99783

Valdes. 4to, pp. 4.

Signed: El Americano. A reply to "Cuatro cartas que en deshago de su amor a la constitucion y a los Americanos, ofendidos en el cuaderno que publico el M. R. P. provincial Fray Manuel Agustin Gutierrez," Mexico, 1820, which was published under the pseudonym of Candido Alesna. bm. "Candido Alesna" replied with "Piquete suavecito al Americano vindicante," Mexico, 1820. BM. .

.

.

.

.

.

VINDICACION, Vindicacion de

48665,

no.

7

la Suprema Corte. See Mexico, ucAL.( Bancroft).

Primera Sala de

la

H., NYP,,

vol, 12.

For additional information see note following no. 98823,

vol. 26.

se le imputan al D. Antonio Lopez de Santa-Anna, dedicada al ilustrado publico mexicano. Mexico: hnfrcso for L. Hercd'ia. 1837. 8vo, pp. 8. ucal. (Bancroft), y. 99784

Vindicacion de los crimcnes que gratuitamente

Ecsmo.

Sr.

general prcsidente

.

.

.

Signed: Los imparciales. Improved title of our entry in note following no. 76747, vol. 18.

Vindicacion del Ciudadano Francisco Sains de

imputaciones que

se le

hacen en un

la

Pena sobre

las

folleto publicado bajo el titulo

Coquimbo y en el num. 8 del seudo Cura Monardes. Imfrenta de R. Refigifo. [San[ i ] 830

de una Carta de

[Colophon :] Abril iS de tiago de Chile.] Caption

8vo, pp. 16.

H.

99785

title.

Guzman,

Vindicacion del ciudadano Miguel

[Mexico: Imfr. de

de ciudad.

M.

Rivera.

alcaide de la carcel

8vo, pp. (4).

1832.]

UCAL. (Bancroft). 99786 Vindicacion del difunto Senor Coronel D. Juan de Noriega contra que en mengua de su honor, se han estampado en un

las espresiones

el titulo de: Censura Imfrenta de Ontiveros. 4to, pp. bm., NYP. 99787

papel impreso recientemente en esta corte, con

Mejico: 182

particular &c.

1.

(7), 35.

Vindicacion del general Bravo.

[Mexico: Rivera. 1825.]

8vo,

ucal.(bancroft). 99788

pp.4. Signed: Varios gefes mexicanos.

Vindicacion del general presidente

de justas quejas, publicado

for

S.

Perez.

el dia

1837. 8vo, pp. 13.

;

al Memorial Mexico: Imfreso ucal. (Bancroft). 99789

o sea, Proveido

2 de este mes.

Vindicacion del intendente del provincia de Colchagua en que contesta a la exposicion del ex-juez letrado

Don Andres

Torres.

Santiago de Chile: Imfrenta de Colocolo. Administranda for E. Molinare. 1 838. 8vo, cover title and pp. 36. H. 99790 Signed and dated on

p.

23: Francisco Javier Moreiras.

Curico,

Noviembre 20 de

1838.

Vindicacion del papel continuacion al niimero 4 del "Censor".

[Buenos Aires.]

1

8 15.

99791

Signed by Manuel Vicente de Maza. Information from Victorica's "Errores y omisiones del diccionario de anonimos y seudonimos de Medina," 1928, p. 324. .

.

.

.

.

.

VINDICACION.

O

Vindicacion del senador D. Jose Domingo Martinez Zurita, por mocion de amnistia que presento a favor del Exmo. Sr. D. Nicolas Bravo, formada por un imparcial. [Mexico: Imfr. de Galvan. ucAL. (Bancroft). 99792 1828.] 8vo, pp. II.

la

Signed:

J. J. S.

Vindicacion del Tribunal del proto-medicato, relativa a acusacion que se

le

ha hecho por suponerle infractor de

la publica

las leyes

constitucionales de la libertad de imprenta, y administracion de justicia en lo criminal. [Mexico: Ojitivcros. 1823.] 8vo, pp. 12.

UCAL. (BANCROFT). 99793 Vindicacion documentada del Juez de Letras de Aconcagua,

contenida en carta a un amigo.

[Sa^ttiago.

1827.]

410, pp. 19.

99794 Title from Medina's "Diccionario de anonlmos y seudonimos," vol. it is suggested that the judge is Juan Manuel Cobo.

2,

1925,

p.

284,

where

Vindication. The

general rule of this dictionary is to enter titles of anonymously published to an individual which begin with the word, "Vindication," under the name of the individual, as well as those actually written by himself. A few titles of this sort omitted previously will be entered below among other anonymous "Vindi-

works relating

cations."

The

Vindication.

Of James Alexander

.

.

.

and of William Smith.

See no. 84558, vol. 21.

A Vindication of an

Association

from the Charge

of countenanc-

ing Heresy in Doctrine, and of Partiality in Conduct: shewing

That

which only they affirmed ... is neither heretical nor false Written at the Desire of the Association, by One of their Number. Portsmouth, iii Neiv-Hampshire ; Printed and Sold by D. Fowlcy at his Printing-Officc. I 758. 4to, pp. 39, ( I ). the Proposition, .

.

.

AAS., B., BA., M.,

NYH. 99795

A

defence of a passage in a sermon by Samuel Bacheller. The appendix contains a statement signed by Bacheller, pp. 31—37, and another by H. True, 37—39. The ba. copy contains an inscription stating that it is the gift of Benjamin Parker. That name is included in a list of signatures of persons in the "Association," and other sympathizers, found on p. 5, and may be that of the author. Improved title of our entry under Bacheller (S.), no. 2604, vol. i. It seems probable that he was not the author.

A Vindication no. 8962, vol. 3.

of

E

ce

B-g~l. See B[ud]g[e]l (E[usta]ce),

NYP.

Correct title to read: "... Hall, on Friday, Sept. 30. 1720. ..." Collation: 8vo, pp. 18.

VINDICATION. Vindication of Governor Parr and his Council vol. 14. B., bm., jcb., wlc. .

.

1784.

.

See

Parr [John], no. 58833, See also no. 5^

A

Four Numbers. Including and progress of a dispute carried on between certain members of the Congregational and Baptist Churches in Sangeriield, in the year 1803. Together with the substance of the arguments on both including the last reply of said Congregationalists, which has sides Vindication of Infant Baptism. In

the rise

—

—

and, also, including a summary of the been delivered but in part Ministers of said churches, and remarks thereon. dispute between the

Contents.

.

Printed at Utica, [by

.

.

Authors. June

1

Vindication of no.

50398,

803.

.

err ell

&

Seward] for the aas.

(J.

99796 B.)],

c, H.

BA.,

Levi Woodbury,

to

M

8vo, pp. 96.

Mr. Adams's Oration. See [Moore

vol. 12.

Also attributed

.

.

as in the

Harvard catalogue.

A Vindication of Mr. Pitt. Wherein all the Aspersions thrown out Gentleman, relative to the Affair of Rochfort, are unLondon: answerably confuted. By a Member of Parliament. Printed for J. Coote, at the King^s Arms ofposite Devereux-Court,

against that

.

in the Strand.

1758.

.

.

.

.

.

8vo, pp. (4), 68.

BM., c, JCB., NYP. 99797

A

Mr. Randolph's Resignation. See [Randolph 67817-67818, vol. 16. Philadelphia, 1795. BM., C, H., JCB., M., NYH., NYP., WLC.

Vindication of

(Edmund)], AAS., B., BA.,

nos.

There are variant issues of the first edition of this tract. See Evans. In some copies the errata leaf contains the following paragraph after the list of errors: "Extract of a Letter from Mr. Randolph to the Printer. 'You will be pleased to direct any person, who chooses to consult the French or other originals to my friend " John R. Smith, Esq. in whose hands they will be left.' We have located no copies in which all the errors were corrected. For

a reply, see

A New Year's

A Vindication of 46756,

vol.

"Though authorship.

I I.

Gift for the Democrats, no. 13896, vol. 4.

New-England. Sec [Mather (Increase)], C, H., JCB., WLC.

often ascribed to Increase Mather was written probably by Charles

It

no.

AAS.,

.

.

.

this

Morton

work was not

of Mather's

of Charlestown; and Cotton

Mather may have supplied him with some of his materials." See T. J. Holmes' "Increase Mather, a Bibliography," voL 2, 1931, pp. 615, 635-637.

A Vindication of Publick Justice and of Private Character, against the attacks of a "Council of Ministers" of the "Methodist Episcopal

VINDICATION.

10

Church."

.

.

.

Providence:

John Miller,

Printer.

The author was John Newland Improved

A

1823.

AAS., B.

pp. 51. title

Maffitt.

of no. 43790, vol. 11.

Vindication of the Address,

To

the Inhabitants of the British

See [Rush (B.)], note following no. 74206,

Settlements.

8vo,

99798

JCB., and no. 74207, vol. 18,

B., H.,

B.,

c,

nyp.

A Vindication of the American Colonization Society, and the Colony of Liberia. Extracted from the Herald of Peace. [London: c, H. 99799 R. Clay, Printer. 1832.] 8vo, pp. 20. Caption

"A

By John Bevans,

title.

of the Society of Friends.

reply to the attack of Charles Stuart."

—

c.

A Vindication of the Appendix to the Sober Remarks. Being a Reply to some Animadversions upon it, in the Appendix to the Defence of the Modest Proof. Wherein the Ruling and Ordaining Power of Congregational Bishops, or Presbyters, is further DeBoston in N. E. Printed fended. In a Second Letter to a Friend. .

for S. Gerrish,

and Sold

at his

Shop,

.

.

mdccxxv. AAS., B.,

Improved

A

title

8vo, pp. (4), 59.

C,

of no. 25407, vol. 6, entered under the author,

Vindication of the

Bank

of Credit.

H.,

JCB. 99800

Thomas

Foxcroft.

See Dudley (Paul), note

following no. 21088, vol. 5. ba., c, m., nyp.,

wlc.

Reprinted, with a photograph of the title page, in A. M. Davis's "Tracts relating to the Currency of the Massachusetts Bay," 1902, pp. 147—166. See also: Letter from One in Boston, no. 40332, vol. 10.

Vindication of the Bishop of LandafF's Sermon. See no.

23319,

vol. 6.

BA.,

C,

H.,

[Ewer

(J.)]>

NYH., NYP.

Attributed by Evans to Charles Inglis. The work relates to John Ewer, Bishop of Landaff. Another subject entry is our no. 41644, vol. 10. NYP. has copies of two issues, in the second of which an incorrect quotation from Persius in the title, reading "Non equidem em hoc," is corrected to read "Non equidcm hoc."

A

Vindication of the British Colonies, against the Aspersions of

the Halifax

Gentleman. See [Otis (James)], no. 57868,

vol. 14.

Boston, 1765, BA,, BM., H., NYH., NYP. In reply to Martin Howard's anonymous "Letter from

a

Gentleman

at

Halifax,"

no. 40281, vol. 10.

Vindication of the Captors of

Major Andre. See [Benson (Eg-

bert)], no. 4746, vol. 2. AAS., H., NYP.

VINDICATION.

1

An

examination of h. copies shows variations in issues of the first edition. In one is blank, as in aas. copy, and in the other there is a copyright notice added. The title pages are from different settings of type. In one of the nvp. copies there is inserted following the title page a leaf containing information regarding the restitution of Andre's watch, obtained after "the Vindication was put to the Press." the verso of title

A Vindication him pubh'shed

of the Character of Geo.

in the

Title from Smith's Friends' Books, vol.

I, p.

[LondonF 99801

779.

A Vindication of the Cherokee Claims. AAS., B.,

Collation: 8vo, pp. 8. note in our entries under Dr. Robert

has been attributed

to

See Cherokee, no.

C, DERENNE, HEH., NYP.,

A

A

the account of

4to.

1796.]

vol. 3.

Fox from

12 mo. 15, 1796.

Encyclopaedia.

P.,

1

2476,

WHS.

Hare of Philadelphia

states that the

above

him.

Vindication of the

Conduct and Character

of

John Adams,

Esq., in reply to the Letter of General Hamilton.

Addressed to the Federal Citizens of the Union. New-York: Printed by John C. Totten, &' Co., and for sale by D. Longworth, No. II, Park Peter Burtsell, No. 35, Beekman-Strcet, and at the Stores of the other frtnciple Booksellers. 1 800. 8vo, pp. 24. AAS., BA., C, H., NYH., NYP. 99802 Signed: An American.

—

Improved

title

of nos. 261, vol.

i,

and 29961,

vol. 8.

A Vindication of the Conduct of the Agency of Texas.

See Texas,

no. 95132, vol. 25.

A Vindication of the Conduct of the Late Great C Wm. Pitt] Addressed to every Impartial Englishman. .

.

r .

.

\^i.e.

London:

Printed for S. Bladon, in Pater-npster-Roiu. mdcclxvi. 8vo, pp. Second Edition. London. 34. BM., H., HEH., JCB., NYP., WLC.

+

BM. 99803

1766. 8vo.

A Vindication

of the

****** Printed for

MDCCLX.

J.

Conduct of the present War, in a Letter to and R. Tonson in the Strand. [London.]

8vo, pp. (4), 43.

BM., H., JCB., NYH., NYP., WLC. 99804 Vindication of the Constitutional Power. See States, note following no.

A

3189,

Bank

Vindication of the Currency of the State of

Publicola, fseud., no.

66528,

of the United

vol. i.

vol. 16.

nys.

New

York. See

VINDICATION.

12

A

Vindication

|

of the

|

Divine Authority

of

|

|

Ruh'ng Elders

I

|

in the

|

Churches of Christ:

|

Asserted by the Ministers

&

Elders,

Novemb. 2d, 1649. And Beginning at Page 34. to 48. Transcribed out of the same Book. Whereunto is added, An Answer to the Question, Whether are not the Brethren, and not the Elders of the Church only, to Judge concerning the Qualificaand Fitness, of those who are Admitted into their Comtions, munion? By the Reverend Mr. Increase Mather, in his Book met

together

Provincial Assembly,

in a

|

I

Printed

Lon-

in

|

don, 1650.

[

|

|

|

|

|

I

|

The Order of the Gospel: Printed in the year, 1700. Beginning at Page 23. to 29. Reprinted for Publick Good. [Boston. 1 7 16.] Small 8vo, pp. (2), 28.

Entituled,

|

|

|

[

AAS., B.,

C,

H., JCB., M., Y.

99805

For

a detailed description,

The

Vindication, without the Mather material, was reprinted with John White's England's Lamentation" in 1734.

with a facsimile of the title page and a discussion of reasons for assigning the above date rather than that usually given, [1700], see T. J. Holmes' "Increase Mather," vol. 2, 1931, pp. 615—617.

"New

A

Dutch Westindia Trade, addressed to the People of England, by a Merchant of Amsterdam. With a

Vindication of the

Good

Postscript, containing a Short Refutation of the Discourse

on the

Government of Great-Britain, in respect to Neutral Nations, during the Present War, lately printed in London. Amsterdam, Printed for I. Tirion. 1759. Folio, pp. (2), 14. C. 99806 Conduct

A

of the

Vindication of the General Ticket

Law,

passed by the Legis-

on the i8th day of January, 1800. Respectfully Edmund Pendleton, President of the Court of Appeals.

lature of Virginia, inscribed to

Richmo7id : Printed by Samuel Pleasants, Junior, March, 1800. 8vo, pp. 23, (i),

c.

7.

99807

"The

'Vindication' consists of two numbers, addressed 'To the people of Virginia' and signed 'Franklin.' Page [24] contains a list of electors on the Republican ticket,

recommended devoted

to

at a

Virginia, dated

A

meeting held

in

Richmond

vindication of the conduct of

a

Richmond, April

12th, 1800."

Jan. 21, 1800. The last seven pages are Thomas Jefferson while governor of

—

c.

Governour and Government of His MajColony of Rhode-Island, &c. From the unjust Aspersions and Calumnies of John Menzies Relating to the Affair of several Slaves, and other Goods Imported into said Colony [Boston: B.Green. 1721.] 4to, pp. 12. PUB.REC.OFF. 99808 Vindication of the

esty's

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

"Sign'd by Order of the Governour and Council. R. Ward, Secretary." Wilberforce Fames has supplied the date from references to Judge Menzies' decree in the Boston News-Letter of June 19, 1721, and to action by the Governor of Rhode Island in the issue of June 29, 1721.

VINDICATION.

13

Copies were reproduced by photostat at the Massachusetts Historical Society in November, 1927, from the original in the Public Record Office, London, aas., c,

HEH., JCB., M., NEWBERRY, NYH., NYP., WHS.,

WLC,

Y.

A Vindication of the Late Governor and Council of Jamaica. Jamaica, no. 35669,

A

See

jCB.

vol. 9.

Vindication of the late Pastoral Letter of the Synod of Phila-

delphia. See Philadelphia, no. Issues are located at aas.

62367,

vol. 15.

and h. (and.).

A Vindication of the laws, limiting the rate of interest on loans; from the objections of Jeremy Bcntham, and the Edinburgh Reviewers Richmond: Published by N. Pollard, at the Franklin Press, 1820. l2mo, pp. 72. heh. 99809 .

.

.

Printed errata

slip

tipped in between pp. 2 and

3.

Vindication of the Legislative Power.

60773,

A

vol. 14.

Vindication of the Measures of the Present Administration.

By Algernon Sidney N.

S.

See Pennsylvania, no.

HSP.

t^

W.

[fseud.]

1803.

Peirce.

Thomas Walker. June

—

1

.

.

.

Portsmouth, N. H.: Printed by 23. C. -j- Utica: Printed by l2mo. 998 10

^'^^j PP-

803.

Information regarding the Utica edition from a facsimile of the title page in Williams' "An Oneida County Printer, William Williams," 1906, p. 15.

J. C.

For other editions, see the author, [Granger (Gideon)], no. 28283, vol. 7, and Sidney (A.), pseud., no. 80856, vol. 19. Trenton, 1803. nyp. Hartford, 1803. c, NYH., nyp. Washington, 1803. c, h., nyh. Wilmington, 1803. wlc.

A

Vindication of the Measures of the President and his

manding Generals, Seminole W^ar. By

in the

^ Scaton.

A

title

Com-

termination of the

a Citizen of the State of Tennessee.

ton: Printed by Gales Improved

commencement and

Washing-

1819. 8vo, pp. 133. C, NYP., UTEX., WHS. 998

of our no. S7981, vol. 14, attributed to

I I

John Overton.

Vindication of the Ministers of Boston, from the Abuses

&

upon them, in Diverse Printed Papers. By Some of their People Boston in New-England: Printed by B. Green, jar Sam,uel Gerrish, at his Shop near the Byick MeetingScandals, lately cast

.

house in Corn-Hill. Improved

title

.

.

1722. 8vo, pp. (2), 14.

of no. 6565, vol.

2.

AAS., B., BA.,

C,

H., JCB,,

M. 998 I 2

A

Vindication of the Ministry's Acceptance of the Administra-

tion;

with an Exposition of the real Motives of a Noble Lord's it. In Answer to a Letter from a Son of Candor, to the

declining

VINDICATION.

14 Public Advertiser.

With

a Proposal to establish the Public

Tran-

In a Letter from a Citizen London: Printed for J. Coote,

quility to the Satisfaction of all Parties.

to his

Friend

at the

King^s-Arms

in the

Country.

.

.

.

in Pater-noster-Roiv.

765.

1

.

.

.

8vo, pp. 48. NYS. 99813

Vindication of the Minority of the Congregational Church Augusta. See [Weston (Nathan)].

.

.

.

A Vindication vol. 2,

of the New-North-Church. See Boston, no. 6661, and [Lyman (Caleb), and others^, no. 42778, vol. 10. B.,

BA., M., Y.

A

Vindication of the Nomination of

the Office of Sheriff for Worcester

Opposers exposed. Dated

at

Worcester

Thomas W. Ward,

[Worcester. 1805.]

in September, 1805.

A Vindication of the Official Conduct mouth College. See Dartmouth College, BA., C, H. A

Esq. to

County; and the Motives of 8vo, pp. 28. AAS., H., M., NYP.

his

998 I4

of the Trustees of Dart-

no.

1

8633,

vol. 5.

aas.,

Vindication of the Pastoral Letter of the Right Rev. Bishop in the Prefatory Re-

Hobart, from the Animadversions contained

marks annexed

to

lished by

T.

& J. Swords, No.

verso blank, Postscript (i). Improved

The

title

Protestant Episcopal

the Constitution of the

Clerical Association of the City of

of no. 32305, vol.

postscript relates to a

127 Broadway. 1829. 8vo, pp. 15, aas., c, hsp., nyp. 99815

8.

letter to

Wainwright, seen by the author

New-York. New-York: Pub-

the "Clerical Association" by the Rev. Dr.

after the printing of the Vindication.

A Vindication of the Petition of the Livery of the City of London, His Majesty, as to the Charge upon the Ministry of raising a [London.] 1 769. in our Colonies by Prerogative. BM., NYS. 99816 8vo, pp. 15.

to

Revenue

.

.

.

Signed: Hampden.

A Vindication of the planters of Martinique & Guadaloupe against made on them by their enemies in a letter addressed to His Excellency the Viscount D'Arot Governor of Guadaloupe.

the charges

[n. f.] Signed:

MDCCXCIII. 8vo, pp. (2),

A

Friend

7.

Vindication of the President's Nomination of a

See

c.

99817

to Liberty.

Adams (John),

no. 262, vol.

i.

new Embassy.

VINDICATION. Vindication of the

Principles,

15

Doctrines, and Tenets of the

Man. Together

Friends: or the principle of truth in the heart of

with a

little

sketch of the experience of the author, to which

is

added,

an affectionate address to young people, and a concluding address to Asa Rand, [n.f.] Printed by request. 1827. 8vo, pp. 90. 99818 Title from J. Williamson's "Bibliography of the State of Maine."

A Vindication

Convention of the Protescomposed of Delegations from the Dioceses of Mississippi and Alabama, and the Clergy and Churches of Louisiana, held in Christ Church, in the City of Nev/-Orleans, on the 4th and 5th Days of March, A.D. 1835. [71. f. 1835.] 8vo, pp. 24. of the Proceedings of a

tant Episcopal Church,

BA., GTS.,

JCB. 99819

The

authorship of this book has been attributed by the Rev. Edgar L. Pennington, Ocala, Florida, to the Rev. Caleb S. Ives, missionary at Greensborough and Demopolis, Alabama, in 1835, and delegate to the General Convention of that year. Mr. Pennington's careful study of this point

A

is

attached in manuscript to the jcb. copy of the book.

Vindication of the Proceedings of the Eastern Association, in

County; and of the Council that censured Mr. White, and dismissed him from his Pastoral Relation to the First Church in Danbury: in a Letter to the Reverend Mr. Joseph Bellamy By the Committee of the First Society in Danbury. Neiv-Haven: Fairfield

.

.

Mecom. 1764.

Printed by B.

8vo, pp. 78, errata

.

.

( I ).

NYP. 9982O

Signed by Benjamin Sperry and four others.

Improved

.

.

of no. 23697, vol. 6. It seems probable that Evans no. 26958, "Vindication of the Proceedings of the title

Eastern Association in Fairfield County, [Danbury: Printed by Edwards Ely? 1794]," an error for the above title.

is

Vindication of the Proceedings of the First Church. See

Mass., no. 31958, vol. 8, and for "Boston. 1^0-]. '^ 1st ed. B., C, M.

"Newbury fort.

1

Hingham,

805," read

Vindication of the Proceedings of the House of Assembly.

Jamaica, no. 35670,

A Vindication

See

vol. 9.

of the Public Faith of

New York &

Pennsylvania,

Calumnies of the "Times." To which is appended a Report, made to the Senate of New York, in relation to the Debt, Revenue, and Financial Policy of the State. London: John Miller 8vo, p. 55. 1840. C, H., U.CHIC, WHS. 9982I

in reply to the

.

.

.

.

.

.

Signed: J. D. Pp- 37~SS- "Report of Mr. Verplanck, from the Committee on Finance, in relation to the Revenue, Debt, & Financial Policy of the State of New York. April 19, 1839." Improved title of our entry under John Duer as author, no. 21 107, vol. 5. That title was evidently copied from the printed catalogue of the New York State Library, 1855, where the work is attributed to Duer.

VINDICATION.

1

Vindication of the Public Life ... of

Thomas

See

Jeflferson.

Jefferson (T.), no. 35935, vol. 9. .

.

.

Vindication of the Quakers.

American Edition of Mosheim's delphia. i% 11.']

8vo, pp. 6,

at the

the Editors of the First

History.

(i)+

[^Phila-

AAS.

99822

Month, loth. 181 1. (The following Vindication the edition of Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, printed in

With heading: "Philadelphia, was published

To

Ecclesiastical

end of

4th.

Philadelphia in 1800. It is but just to remark, that, as far as regards the religious society called Quakers, the translation of A. Maclaine is very faulty Jonathan Evans. Samuel P. Griffiths." .

.

.

For another edition, see Vindication of the Religious Society called Quakers, below.

A

Vindication of the Recent and Prevailing Policy of the State

of Georgia, both in reference to

its

internal affairs,

with the general government,

in

two

and

its

series of essays,

relations

originally

"Columbian Centinel" under the signature of which is now prefixed a 'prefatory address,' by the author. Published by O. P. Shaw, at the ojficc of "The AtheniaUy^ Athens (Georgia), 1827. 8vo, pp. x, 9-90. derenne. 99823 published in the

"Atticus."

To

By Augustin Smith Clayton. De Renne Catalogue, 1931.

Title from the

A

Vindication of the Reign of his present Majesty,

London: Printed for J.

III.

[Colophon:]

J. Stockdale,

4

1

,

King George

Pall Mall.

1

8

1 1

...

.

Vigurs, Printer, 5, Princess Street, Leicester Square,

HEH. 99824

Londofi. 8vo, pp. 90.

Pp. 16-23 contain "The Policy and Conduct of the American War ..." Hunter Esqr. of the Inner In contemporary hand on title page of h. copy: "By

W™

Temple

Barrister."

Vindication of the Religion of no.

35936,

vol. 9.

c,

H.,

We have

located no separate copy of 1800, our no. 35900, having separate c. gives Samuel Knox as the author.

A

Vindication of the

Mr.

Jefferson. See Jefferson (T.),

nyp. was published with "Jefferson's Notes,"

this.

It

title,

pagination, and registration of signatures.

Remarks

of

One

in the

Country upon

the

See no. 14538, vol. 4, entered with other pamphlets on both sides of the controversy under [Colman, (John)]. AAS., B., c, JCB., M., NYP., WHS., WLC, Y. See also Distressed State of Boston.

[

Wigglesworth

(

Edward ) ]

A Vindication of the Religious Society called Quakers: to the Editors of the

American Edition

of

Mosheim's

Addressed

Ecclesiastical

VINDICATION. Printed by

History.

S.

C.

U stick,

17

Mount-Holly.

Joseph Smith's "Descriptive Catalogue of Friends' Books," 1799 edition. For another edition, see Vindication of the Quakers, above.

A

vol.

JCB. 99825

i,

779,

p.

lists

Vindication of the Result of the late Council at Ipswich. Members of the Council. Nctvburyport: Printed by E.

the

all

1800.

[iV. /.]

AAs., Hsp.,

8vo, pp. 8.

Allen.

Dec.

—

1805.

[Same imprint and

8vo, pp. 26. aas., h. Jan. 1S06.

-j-

By

W

Second Edition. aas., h.

collation.]

a

99826

Rowley, December 9, 1805, and signed by Samuel Spring, and thirteen others, who had composed the council. A reply to Theophilus Parsons' anonymous "Result of the Convention," no. 58906,

Dated

H.

vol. 14.

A

at

Vindication of the Result of the Trial.

no. 2486, vol.

See Avery (E. K.),

I.

"Preface signed; T[imothy] Merritt,

J.

A. Merrill, and

W.

Fisk."

—

c.

A Vindication of the Reverend Commission of the Synod. See Hemphill (Samuel) no. 31297, vol. 8. c, hsp., jcb., m., y. Correct imprint and collation: Philadelphia: Printed and Sold by mdccxxxv. 8vo, pp. (4), 63.

Andrew Bradford

at the Bible, in Second-Street,

A

Vindication of the Reverend Mr. George Whitefield, against Charges which some have lately endeavoured to fix upon Him; more especially the Testimony of the Gentlemen at College. By a Lover of good Men, however vilified and abused. Bostotr, N. E. Printed and sold by T. Fleet, at the Heart and Crozvn in Cornhill. AAS., B., BA., C, H., M., NYP. 99827 1745. 8vo, pp. 15. the

A

Vindication of the Rights of Election, containing an answer to

"The Sentiments of a free and independent elec[^New-York: Printed by Samuel Inslce and Anthony Car,

a paper, entitled,

tor."

99828

1771.] Title from Evans.

A

Vindication of the Rights of the Americans.

[176-.]

8vo, pp. (2), 5-25.

.

.

.

London: 99829

H.

title is missing in the above copy. Internal evidence shows the pamphlet to have been written just before the passage

Possibly a half of the

Stamp Act.

Vindication of the Rights of the Churches of Christ. See [Lowell (J.)], no. 42463, vol. 10. AAS., H., NYP., P.

On

the title page:

First printed in the Spirit of the Pilgrims.

VINDICATION.

A

Vindication of the Rights of

Land Company. See

.

.

.

the

New

England

note following no. 52708, vol. 13.

Mississippi B.,

c,

H.,

HSP., NYP. Memorial

Issued as an appendix to the

of the Agents, described above in the

same

note.

The

Vindication of the Second

late Piece, Intitled,

Baily,

Thomas

A

Merrill, Jonathan Hale

In an Admonitory Letter

Rogers

a?id Fozvley jar

to those

J Edwards .

Signed: "William Balch, Pastor. In the

Improved

A

title

Correct imprint date:

Boston, Printed by

m Corfihill.

Name

I

746. 8vo, pp. 24.

AAs., H., JCB. 99830 and by Vote of the Church."

vol. 14. aas., b.,

-S^-^

c,

[Packard (Frederic

h., nvp., nys.,p.,

whs.

Use

of Sugar, the

Produce of the West-India

In answer to a Pamphlet entitled Remarkable Extracts, Second Edition. Londo?i. Printed for T. Boosey. 1 792.

8vo, pp. (4),

A

and Johnathan Hopkinson.

1839.

A Vindication of the &c. &c.

Subscribed by James

Brethren.

Vindication of the Separate System.

Islands.

Bradford, against a

in

of no. 7269, vol. 2.

Adolphus)],no. 581 14,

no.

Church

Brief Narrative, &c.

Vindication of

13724,

vol. 4.

c, JCB., NYP. 99831

7-22.

iii-iv,

Thomas Jefferson. aas.,

See [Clinton

(De Witt)],

c, JCB.

Letter to the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel Calumnious Attacks on America and her his Speech, delivered at the "Glasgow Peel

Vindici.'e Amcricanc-e.

... in refutation of the Citizens, contained in

Banquet," on the 13th January, 1837. By a Citizen of the United London, James Ridgivay t^ Sons North America M DCCC xxxvil. [Verso of title:] London: Printed by T. Brettell NYP., u.CHic. 99832 8vo, pp. 27.

States of

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Vindiciii; Clavivm. See under subject. Cotton (J.), note following no. I709I, vol. 5. B., BM., H., HEH., NYP., UTS. ( MCALPIn) The entry under Cotton is more correct than a previous title, under the author, .

Daniel Cawdrey, no. 11616, vol.

3.

ViNiNG (John). Eulogium,

delivered to a Large Concourse of

in the Town of Dover, on the Twenty-second of February Eighteen Hundred. In commemoration of the Death of General George Washington. By John

Respectable Citizens, at the State-House,

Vining, Esquire.

Published at the request of the Committee of

VINS.

Arrangement, appointed

to

19

superintend the ceremony and take

order on the solemn occasion. Philadelphia. Printed by John

Orm-

No. 41, Chesnut-Strect. 1800. 8vo, pp. 20. BA., c, H., HEH., [Same imprint and date.] 8vo, HSP., JCB., NYH., NYP., P., WLC.

rody

+

AAS., p.

pp. 32.

The second

issue

is

from a different setting of

99833

type.

de) Marques de Peysac. Refutacion dirigida al ViNS ( Gobierno frances por el Senor De Vins, Marques de Peysac, Consul General de Francia en Buenos Aires, contra las groseral mentiras y calumniosas imputaciones acerca del estado politico de Buenos-Aires, vertidas en Paris, del

un

libelo

anonimo

25 de Julio de

1

inserto en el Diario de Comercio de 835. Buenos-Aires. Imfrenta del Estado.

1835. Title

99834 from the printed catalogue of the

library of the Hispanic Society, the copy

no

longer in that institution.

[Vinton (David)]. The Masonick

Minstrel, a selection of

masonick, sentimental, and humorous Songs With an Appendix, containing a Short Historical Account of Masonry: and likewise, a .

list

of all the lodges in the United States.

Mann and Co.] or the author. pp.

463, (i). 2

1

8 16.

.

.

Dedha?n: Printed by H. title and AAS., c, H., P., Y. 99835

8vo, added engraved

plates.

Copyrighted by David Vinton, author, compiler and proprietor. According to the introduction to the appendix, the "Masonic IVIinstrel" was sent to the press in its original size of 320 pages, but it was later decided to annex a short historical account of Masonry. The appendix has a separate title and forms pp. 329460. An imperfect copy of the latter is in nyp.

Vinton (Samuel F[inley]). A Speech, delivered at Jackson Court House, Ohio, September 17th, 1832, by Samuel F. Vinton, to the People of that County. Gallifolis: Printed by J. J Coombs. .

1832. 8vo, pp. 15.

A

number

B., BA.,

of speeches delivered by Vinton in the

HEH. 99836

House of Representatives were

printed separately.

Substance of an Argument ... for the Defendants in the Case of the Comvs. Peter M. Garner and others, for an Alleged Abduction of Certain Slaves. Delivered before the General Court of Virginia, at its December term, 1846. Marietta, O., Printed at the Intelligencer Office. 1846. 8vo, cover title, and

Also:

monwealth of Virginia

pp. 32.

Vio

c,

H.

30 de Junio de este de 87 un Triunfo sin muchos Vocales, una eleccion sin votos: Conde de Portillo, D. Nicolas Sarmiento

esta capital el dia

Victoria, y en el concurso de tal es el

merito del Sr.

[Lim^. 1787.] Caption

title.

4to, pp. (4),

.

Y.

.

.

99837

20

VIOLET.

The

St. Valverde, an Original Poem, in five Annexed, Patriotic Songs, Sonnets, &c. By a Lady of Philadelphia, Author of Adelaide. Louisville, Ky. Printed by S.Pcnn,Jr. 1 820. l8mo, pp. 96. BU., c, H., nyp. 99838

Viola or

cantos.

To

Heiress of

which

is

Also: Viola; Heiress of St. Valverde. An Original Romance to which is annexed Original Poetical Pieces. By Mrs. Botsford Second Edition. Philadelphia: R. Desilver, no. no, Walnut Street. T. Tozun, Printer. 1829. l8mo, pp. 198. c, H., NYP. Copyrighted in 1828 by Mrs. Margaret Botsford as authoress. a variety of

.

.

.

Violet (Edmund). Remarks upon the Life and Manners of John Jones, formerly pastor of the Independent Church, St. John's, Newfoundland. By Edmund Violet. Nezufoundhnd. the Rev.

.

Printed by Michael Ryan, at opposite Parker Knight tjf Pulley's. l8lO.

St.

John^s:

.

.

his office , in

the L,ane

8vo, pp. 36.

NYH. 99839

The

Violet:

a Christmas and

Gift, or Birth-day

1837. Edited by Miss Leslie. Philadelphia: E. L. Carey

Present.

and A. Hart. [Verso Street,

New-Year's

[cop. 1836.]

Hasiucll and Fleuy Printer s.

of title:]

l6mo,

+

pp.

Minor

(8), 17-212. 6 plates. B., H., Philadelphia: E. L. Carey &? A.

NYH., NYP., uwis. 1839. Hasiucll, Barrington, and Hasivell, Printers, [ Verso of title :] [cop. 1838.] l6mo, added engraved title, pp. (8), 1 7-2 16. 6 plates. AAS., B., C, NYH., NYP. Philadelphia: Carey 1840. and Hart. [Verso of title:] Printed by Haswell, Barringtony and .

.

.

Hart.

+

.

.

.

[cop. 1839.] l6mo, pp. (6), 17— 2l6. 6 plates, aas., c, H., NYH., NYP., uwis. 1842. [Same imprints.] 1842. i6mo, added engraved title, pp. 216. 7 plates. AAS., C, H., NYH., NYP., UWIS. 9984O

Haswell.

+

For

later issues, see F.

Der Virey und 64561,

vol. 15.

W.

Faxon's "Literary Annuals and Gift-Books," 1912,

die Aristokraten. 5