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BIBLIOGRAPHY—COLLECTIONS.
Essays honoring Lawrence C. Wroth. 1951. (Card 2)
ConTents—Continued,
Taylor collections of early English books on navigation, by W. A. Jackson.—John Carter Brown and America, by G. Kubler.—William Bradford’s book trade and John Bowne, Long Island Quaker, as his book agent, 1686-1691, by G. D. MeDonald.—King James takes a col- lection, by J. G. McManaway.—The Browns and Brown University, by W. G. Roelker.—The bibliographical press at Yale University, by C. P. Rollins —The beginnings of systematic bibliography in America, 1642-1799, by J. H. Shera—The Boston book trade, 1790-1799, by R, G. Silver—Comparative cartography exemplified in an analytical & bibliographical description of nearly one hundred maps and charts of the American continent published in Great Britain during the years 1600-1850, by H. Stevens and R. Tree.—The first printing in
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