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SUBJECT
CLASSIFICATION
With Tables, Indexes, etc., for the
Sub-Division of Subjects.
JAMES DUFF BROWN
Author of
' Manual of Library Economy " ; " Manual of Library Classification '
"Biographical Dictionary of Musicians ; etc., etc.
LONDON
THE LIBRARY SUPPLY CO., i8i Queen Victoria St., E.C.
1906.
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A, ao4'<g2-^
Dedicated to
THOMAS GREENWOOD,
Leader of the Modern Library Movement,
as a tribute to his great and useful
Educational Work.
Contents.
Preface
Introduction . .
1. Preliminary . .
2. — . .
3. Constant Place
4.
is_ Cataloguing
Errata.
1 Categorical Tables, p. 57, the entry " .38 Voyages and Travels "
to be deleted.
1 Index to these Tables, p. 78, for the entry " Travels .38 " substitute
" Travels .33 " ; and for " Voyages .38 " yead " Voyages .33."
n p. 86, add to entry " National Schools of Painting :— " the
number 649, thus :— " 649 National Schools of Painting "
n p. 102, after the entry " C830 Descriptive Astronomy" add
"C840 Astrophysics."
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Preface
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Introduction
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I. Preliminary
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3. Constant Place
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4. Classification versus Cataloguing
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5. General Principles
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6. Order of Main Classes
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7. The Notation
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8. National Numbers
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9. New Numbers
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10. Subjects
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II. Categorical Table
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12. Application of System, General
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13. — Composite Books
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14. — Locality versus Subject
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15. — BY Classes, General
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^6. Biography ' ' '''
27. Criticism, Ana, etc. . . . . ■ ■ • • • • " ' 4
28. Biographical Numbers for Subdivisional Purposes • ■ 25
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29. Numbering of Books
30. Author Numbers : Book Letterings 26
31. — — Accession Numbers.. .. •• ■■ 26
32. — — Biographical Numbers . . • • • • 27
33. — — Cutter Marks 27
34. — — Merrill Marks 27
35. — — Three-letter Plan . . . . • • ■ • 28
36. Title or Book Numbers . . . . . . . . • • • ■ 28
37. Copy Numbers 29
38. Chronological Numbers . . . . • - 29
39. — BiscoE System . . . . . . . . . • 29
40. — Extended System . . . . . . . . 29
41. Juvenile Book Marks 32
42. Controversial Subject-Marks . . . . . . . . . . 32
43. Book Sizes 32
44. The Index (description) . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
45. Aids to Classification . . . . . . . . . . 33
46. Table for arranging an Author's Works . . . . . . 34
47. Table for arranging a Special Author (Dent) . . . . 35
48. Table for arranging a County
49. Example of a detailed Classification of a single Subject
(JAST)
Categorical Tables
— — Index
Table of Main Classes
Summary Table of Main Classes and Abbreviated Symbols
Classification Tables
Index to Classification Tables
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Preface-
THIS system of Classification has been compiled in response to a
demand from many librarians in the United Kingdom for a greatly
extended version of the Adjustable Classification, which was
published in 1898. That system was not fully indexed, and its
main classes and divisions are only worked out in detail here and there,,
to suit the needs of the smaller British municipal libraries. There was,
in consequence, plenty of room for a much more elaborate and complete
scheme, suited to the requirements of British libraries of all kinds and
sizes, and this system of Subject Classification is the result. Its plan and
method of application are set out so fully in the Introduction, that there
is no need to explain here the principles of its construction or aim. The
attempt to supply a complete classification of literature for libraries and
general educational purposes could be justified on many grounds, but it
will be sufficient to claim that a simple, fairly logical and practical method
has long been wanted in British libraries.
My best thanks are due to various librarians, and others, who have
aided me with suggestions and plied me with unstinted criticism. Without
such help the work would be much more incomplete than it is, and I have,,
therefore, to express my gratitude for the stimulus and aid afforded in
so many ways by numerous specialists in different departments of know-
ledge. In particular I owe very warm thanks to Mr. James D. Stewart,
of the Islington Public Libraries, who aided in the laborious work of indexing
the scheme, and by his practical acquaintance with other systems, and
the work of applying strict classification to books, greatly lessened the
drudgery of compilation. I am also indebted to Messrs. R. K. Dent and
L. S. Jast, for the suggestive tables printed in the Introduction; and ta
Miss Alice Jones, of the Islington Public Libraries, for carefully reading
the proofs. Notifications of errors and omissions will be thankfully
received and acknowledged.
JAMES DUFF BROWN.
15, Canonbury Park South,
London, N.
Introduction.
1. Some observations on the theory of Classification are perhaps
necessary, before entering upon a detailed explanation of the method of
applying this scheme to books or libraries.
For many hundreds of years it has been a pet exercise of philosophers
and logicians to arrange the varied constituents of human knowledge
according to some well-ordered plan, which would assemble in one place,
and in immediate proximity to kindred topics, all the books or facts relating
to a specific subject. Most of these plans have been discussed at great
length ; some have been approved with reservations, and others condemned
outright without reservation. Some of them are the work of great thinkers,
and others the experiments of practical men of affairs, in quest of labour-
saving devices to facilitate business. No single system of classification
succeeds in just exactly suiting its user, or satisfying the demands of other
classifiers, from which it may be judged that the whole subject is one of
immense difficulty and complexity. To begin with, very few men of science
■or philosophical theorists can agree as to the exact order of progression
to be observed in the arrangement of the main divisions of human know-
ledge. Each, according to his training or prepossessions, will seek to
place his own pet subject of study in the forefront of the sequence, and
let all subjects of less personal interest tail off into an indefinite perspective
■of diminishing value. Thus, the physical science specialist will argue
that force and radiation are the genesis of all actions, thoughts or accom-
pUshments, and will therefore plan his scheme of classification to show
Physics occupying a leading or central position, from which will be
dominated every other science or study. On the other hand, the historical
■classifier will show in his scheme that the physical sciences are a mere
incident in the progress of the world from pre-historic to present times,
and promptly relegate them to one of the many annexes of General History,
as a useful but by no means indispensable collateral study. The meta-
physician will claim pride of place for his special study, on the ground
that Ideas precede either matter or record, and will then spread out the
ioundations of knowledge according to a radically different conception of
their relative values and kinds. The sociologist will tell you that nothing
in the whole course of human endeavoiu- possessed the slightest significance
till mankind became formed into society, with groups capable of discussing
all kinds of phenomena, and so he will make every other subject a, minor
■detail in the predominating sociological structure. But the jurist will
tell you that such an order is erroneous, as nothing could be discussed,
or even formulated, till the establishment of Law in all its varied intricacies.
To this the theologian will retort that only Divine Law can be recognised
as the foundation of human knowledge, and proceed to show that science,
Mstory, law, and art are but different manifestations of religious beUef.
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
The mathematician will tell you that everything in existence is but an
expression of Number ; while the logician will claim that only reason
and system can be properly taken as a basis for classification. As for
the chemist ! Finally, the anthropologist will come along and sweep
everyone of the preceding claimants, and all others, into his capacious
net, and calmly assert that his study is Man in all his aspects, and that
every human science is, therefore, but a branch of Ethnology.
2. The result of these many claims to sovereignty, preferred on behalf
of such a number of important sciences, is that Classification has become
a mere battlefield for theorists, from which nothing of a very definite or
permanent kind has emerged. Systems of classification to suit every
theory have been devised, and, in addition, schemes have been prepared
in which attempts have been made to meet the needs of every specialist,
by endeavouring to gather at one place everything relating to his special
subject. The result is that the special schemes based on particular
theories, or which treat some select science as paramount, fail because of
their limitations outside the favoured field ; while the universal schemes,
which try to specialize for everybody', fail because they are swollen by
endless and needless repetitions, and then do not meet the minor needs
of the specialist.
It is inevitable that these failures should result from any attempt
to classify human knowledge from particular standpoints. The depart-
ments of human knowledge are so numerous, their intersections so great,
their changes so frequent, and their variety so confusing, that it is impossible
to show that they proceed from one source or germ, or that they can be
arranged so that each enquirer will find the complete literature of his
special subject at one fixed place. Subjects overlap and qualify each
other in every conceivable manner, and they are further complicated by
considerations of literary form and the points of view from which they
may be studied. Every subject is capable of being treated from a large
number of standpoints, and each of these maj- be the centre of an enormous
literature, and form an important study. To illustrate this, I shall assume
that there are some thousands of books existing, which have for their
theme the Rose in every conceivable aspect. This subject may be con-
sidered from anj' of the following standpoints :^
Biological, Botanical, Horticultural, Historical, Geographical, Ethical,
Decorative, Legal, Emblematical, Bibliographical, Poetical, Musical,
Sociological, and so on, to any extent.
Works about the Rose may assume the form of Dictionaries, Periodicals,.
Societies, Catalogues, and so forth ; while it may also be considered in
reference to Costume, Perfumery, Therapeutics, and similar subjects.
Now, it is quite evident that, while there would be enormous practical
convenience to the Rose student in having all his material gathered
together at one place, so that the literature of the subject would appear
in a sequence of forms, categories and standpoints, the same advantage
would not be gained by the perfumer, gardener, botanist or bibliographer,
who wanted to find all his material assembled at one place. The problem
to be solved becomes, therefore — Is it better to assemble at a specific place
or at a more general place, the literature of a concrete subject ? To show-
it more graphically, let me take the case of a work entitled Bibliography
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of the Rose and show the aspect of the problem when displayed in
tabular form under general and more local heads : —
General System.
Local System.
M760 Bibliography, General.
E600
Rose, General
M760 . 2 — Encyclopaedias
E600 . I
— Bibliography
M760 . 7 — Periodicals
E600 . 2
— Encyclopagdias
M760 . 10 — Histories
E600.7
— Periodicals
Special subjects —
E600.10
— History
M760.183 Architecture
M760.371 Biology
M760.441 Botany
M760E570 Rosales
M760E600 Rose
It certainly appears that the balance of advantage lies with the
assignment of the subject to a local head in this particular instance, but
it would, in the case of a collection of books, deprive the bibliographer of
part of his material. On the other hand, it must be argued that if the
bibliographer is able to have all the general and abstract bibliographical
works gathered at one place, it will just be as convenient for him to go
elsewhere for the special literature of subjects not of themselves biblio-
graphical. It is further to be considered to whom such a book as The
Bibliography of the Rose would most appeal, and here there can be no
disputing the fact that the rose lover would be in an enormous majority.
For this reason, and it has a wide general application, I incline to think
that, in book classification, the constant or concrete subject should be
preferred to the more general standpoint or occasional subject. The
topic Rose is concrete ; that of Bibliography is standpoint, and should
remain subordinate whenever possible in Classification. But this does
not prevent anyone who prefers to use a general head from doing so, as
it is only necessary in such a case to apply the general number and qualify
or subdivide by the categorical tables, or by combining specific numbers
from the classification tables.
3. Constant Place. — In assigning places for a large number of books
or topics, there is often a choice offered between two or more enquirers
or specialists, and it lies with the classifier to decide which of these has
the strongest claim. In general libraries the difficulty can be overcome
in many cases by determining how far the subject has constant or only
occasional interest for the enquirer. In the case of a book entitled British
Library Law, the question would arise as to whom such a work would
be most constantly useful. As the librarian is daily engaged in applying
the law which regulates his work and defines some of his powers, it is-
perfectly clear that to him, rather than to a lawyer, the book is constantly
useful. A lawyer may never have occasion to refer to Library Law in
the whole course of his professional career, or may only do so on a few
special occasions, consequently the librarian must, in this case, have the
preference. Again, a book entitled Library Architecture is exactly in the
same position. It may never be required by an architect, but is almost
inevitably required for constant reference by a librarian, and its place
is, therefore, with other books on librarianship. Buildings are designed
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
to meet certain requirements and to perform certain work. An architect
simply follows out certain instructions and carries out merely teinporary
duties in devising a building according to certain recognised principles of
construction. He does not originate the purpose or main arrangements
of the building, nor has he to work it as a machine afterwards. All this
is done by a different kind of specialist, who only employs the architect
as an occasional aid. Such special works as books on the architecture of
libraries, churches, slaughter-houses, barracks, hospitals, baths, etc., have,
therefore, no special right to be arbitrarily placed under the general class
of architecture, but should be put with their actual subjects, where they
would be in comparatively constant demand, and close to all relative
aspects of this topic. These are strong reasons why, in general libraries,
only general and intimately germane subjects should be made the essential
divisions of a main class. Subjects which are not general, but feed a
more constant demand, should appear as divisions or sub-divisions, or
categories of the classes to which they are constantly germane. It would
be possible to give many other examples to prove the utility of this rule
of preferring a constant to an occasional standpoint for classifying, but
it is hardly necessary, as no one can doubt its immense value in the
classification of general libraries. With special collections it would, in
some cases, be difficult, as in such libraries the necessity for specialisation
is more urgent, and many instances will occur of books offering a choice
of subjects which may seem of equal rather than of constant or occasional
importance. In such cases the classifier must consider the special needs
of his collection, and assign places accordingly.
4. Classification versus Cataloguing. — One of the principal •causes of
confusion in the classification of knowledge, as contained in books, is the
failure to distinguish between classification and cataloguing. Classification
may be defined as the art of placing one copy of a book in that part of
a library where all similar books on the same subject are kept. It is
physically impossible to make the same copy of one book act as a cross-
reference from a standpoint to a concrete subject, or vice versa, because
it can only occupy one place at a time, and no one would dream of using
ten, twenty or one hundred copies of the same book in order to place one
at every subsidiary subject of which it treated. The problem of classifica-
tion is thus complicated by the physical necessity, imposed by the form
of books, of choosing only one place in which to class a given book ; and,
naturally, it is to be supposed that the place chosen will be the most useful,
or one most likely to be resorted to by the largest number of enquirers.
With cataloguing there is no such physical difficulty. The entry of a
book can be multiplied to almost any extent ; a book can be shown under
every imaginable subject ; cross-references of all kinds can be easily made ;
and no question can arise of increasing the number of books or the size
of the library. It is largely due to a misunderstanding of the fact that
a catalogue is to a great extent but an index to a scheme of classification
that so many persons obtain the idea that books in an actual arrangement
on the shelves should appear at every possible class, phase, form or
subdivision. It is very important that this fact should be borne in mind
in every question relating to exact classification, because no scheme
however detailed, can be made to serve the purpose of a catalogue in all
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that relates to repeated entries, cross-references, and the assembUng at
various heads of the whole literature of a topic, whether contained in
special or in composite and encyclopaedic works.
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5. General Principles. — Like every other system of exact classification,
this one is arranged, as regards its main divisions, in a logical order, or
at any rate, according to a progression for which reasons, weak or strong,
can be advanced. Its basis is a recognition of the fact that every science
and art springs from some definite source, and need not, therefore, be
arbitrarily grouped in alphabetical, chronological or purely artificial divisions,
because tradition or custom has apparently sanctioned such a usage. The
divisions seen in most classifications in vogue — Fine Arts, Useful Arts
and Science, are examples of the arbitrary separation of closely related
subjects, which in the past, have become conventional, and it may seem
heretical even at this late time to propose a more intimate union between
exact and applied science. Nevertheless, this is what has been attempted
here, and those who use the scheme will find many departures from
estalalished convention which may at first sight appear a little drastic.
The alliance of Architecture and Building, Acoustics and Music, Physical
Electricity and Electrical Engineering, and other groupings of a similar
kind are departures from the convention that there exists a clear difference
between theory and practice, pure and applied science, and so on, which
renders their amalgamation undesirable. The old distinction between
theoretical and applied science is gradually disappearing from all modern
text-books, and it is obvious that, as the systematisation of science and
its teaching improve, the separation between physical basis and practical
application, hitherto maintained, will no longer be insisted upon. In this
scheme of Subject Classification every class is arranged in a systematic
order of scientific progression, as far as it seemed possible to maintain it ;
while applications directly derived from a science or other theoretical
base, have been placed with that science or base. Composite applications
of theory have been placed with the nearest related group which would
take them without strain, and, as a general rule, all through the classifica-
tion the endeavour has been to maintain a scheme of one subject, one place.
6. The Order of the Main Classes. — ^The reasons which determined
the adoption of a certain sequence of classes in this system may be briefly
set forth here, instead of any argument or attempt to justify the order.
The battle which has raged, and is still raging, among scientists, as to the
best and most desirable order in which to arrange the great branches of
human knowledge in order to produce a " hierarchy," must deter a non-
scientific classifier from arguing on such a complicated and difficult topic.
It will, therefore, suffice, if I briefly describe the main classes in their
order and give reasons why they were assigned to the places they occupy.
A Generalia. — ^The divisions of this main class comprise most of
the rules, methods and factors which are of general application,
and which qualify or pervade every branch of science, industry
or human study. They are universal and pervasive, and cannot
be logically assigned to any other single main class as peculiar
or germane to it.
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B-C-D Physical Sciences.— Matter, force, motion and their applica-
tions are assumed to precede life and mind, and for that reason
the material side of science, with its appUcations, has been selected
as a foundation main class on which to construct the system.
E-F Biological Science.— Life and its forms, arising out of matter,
occupy the second place among the main classes, and here are
put general biological theories and facts, followed by plant and
animal life, each in an ascending order from low to high forms
of organization.
G-H Ethnological and Medical Science. — Human life, its
varieties, physical history, disorders and recreations, follows
naturally as a higher development of plant and animal life, and
completes the biological chain.
I Economic Biology and Domestic Arts. — The applications of
plant and animal life to human needs, placed midway between
the physical and mental attributes of man as indicating the
primitive exercise of mind, and to assemble in one sequence the
chief biological subjects. As a matter of practical convenience,
rather than logical necessity, it was thought better to keep
composite subjects like Agriculture, Clothing, Foods, etc. —
involving questions of origin, use and manufacture — all in one
place, close to the main classes from which they are derived,
rather than to distribute them more closely at Botany or Zoology.
J-K Philosophy and Religion. — Mental attributes, order and
beliefs of human life, following naturally from its physical basis,
and primitive manifestation in the instinct of procuring food
and clothing.
L Social and Political Science. — Social order and laws of human
life. Placed here because, although society or family and other
^ tribal organizations may have preceded religion, mind, as
embodied in philosophy, must have preceded both.
M Language and Literature. — Communication and recording in
human life. The spoken, written and printed word, which grew
as a necessity out of the primitive operations of mind.
N Literary Forms. — The products of communication and recording
in human life in their more imaginative forms ; placed here on
the ground that fable probably preceded more formal history.
0-X History, Geography, Biography. — The actions, records and
description of human life and its dwelling place. Arranged in
this order and at this place because of their intimate connection.
Geography, although logically related to Physiography, and
Biography to Ethnology, are, nevertheless, as a matter of practical
utility, and because of the literature actually existing, more
naturally grouped here than separated.
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The order of the classes may, therefore, be briefly described as
expressing : —
1. Matter.
2. Life.
3. Mind.
4. Record.
7. The Notation. — After many attempts to secure extreme simpHcity
in the Notation to be used for the purpose of briefly indicating subjects
and groups of subjects, it was found that very short numbers or symbols
were impossible in cases of complex topics. As regards the numbering
of books, for example, there are many cases in which it is necessary not
only to distinguish between a main class and its divisions and subdivisions,
but also to indicate locality, form, differences of authorship, of title, of
work and even of edition and copy of work. For these reasons it was
thought desirable to construct the Notation on the widest possible base,
assigning letters of the alphabet to the main classes in convenient groups,
and giving numbers to every subject which was thought to possess a large
literature. Thus, instead of crowding the Physical Sciences at one letter
like B, they have been much more conveniently spread over B, C, D, with
the result that important subjects like Railways and Shipbuilding are
not mingled together at one number which must be especially sub-divided,
but have seventy numbers allotted to them, and each number can be sub-
divided to any required degree by means of a separate table of forms and
categories. Thus is produced a sequence of main classes, divisions and
subdivisions, which are differentiated as far as possible by means of letters,
figures, indentations, and varieties of type. The advantage of this plan
may be shown by an example from the tables : —
U900 London
U901 North of the Thames
U902 West London
U903 Hammersmith
U908 Westminster
U911 Westminster Abbey
Here is clearly shown London in bold type ; then the whole Metropolitan
area north of the Thames as a division ; then the area known for adminis-
trative purposes as West London ; next the separate boroughs in West
London ; and finally, an important historical subject in the city of
Westminster as subdivisions. Each of those topics is expressed by a
simple symbol, consisting of a letter and three figures, and again each of
the subjects can be subdivided by means of the form and categorical
tables, without in any way interfering with the numbers of the main tables.
All numbers which express classes, divisions or subdivisions are, therefore,
the same, the only difference being that subordinate topics or subdivisions
are shown by means of indentations. It is thus easy to take any number,
whether it represents a subdivision or main division of a topic, and qualify
it by various methods.
8. National Numbers. — In using national symbols to qualify a topic,
it is necessary only to use the class letter and first figure of the place, and
to add to the topic number in order to show subject and locality. Thus,
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a general work on Freemasonry in Russia would be marked L185S0,
instead of L185-S000 or L185.S000. There is no need to divide the
topic from the place number by means of dots or dashes, and all through
it must be understood that the principal countries are to be expressed by
letter and first figure of number only, as shown on the Summary Tables.
In the case of extremely minute subdivision it may be necessary to closely
localize a topic, say such as Freemasonry in Texas, in which case the
number, for clearness, should be L185W328, and not L185W1, which
would express the United States and not Texas. None of the National
or Race names appear in the Categorical Tables, and it is, therefore,
necessary to take them from the full Classification Tables. It is sometimes
necessary to qualify a topic by a race or language number instead of a
national one, and it is then best to use the whole of the language mark,
thus : —
Pali Freemasonry L185M260.
Such subdivisions are, however, rsirely required, and it is best imder every
circumstance to use the geographical rather than the linguistic national
numbers.
9. New or Intercalated Numbers. — If any new or other subject is found
unrepresented in the tables, either as a general covering head, or special
topic, a place for it can be made at any point by treating the existing
numbers as decimals, and adding the units from to 9 as found necessary.
Thus, suppose places are specially wanted for bodies named Christadelphians,
Christian Strugglers, Christian Travellers, Christian Worshippers, and it
is necessary to insert them between K951 and K952, they can be added
thus : —
K951 Catholic Apostolic Church
K9510 Christadelphians
K9511 Christian Strugglers
K9512 Christian Travellers
K9513 Christian Worshippers
K952 Christian Endeavour Society.
Or, if other intercalations are probable, the odd numbers should be used,
so as to still leave room on each side of numbers : —
K951 Catholic Apostolic Church
9510 Blank
K9511 Christadelphians
9512 Blank
K9513 Christian Strugglers
9514 Blank
etc.
By this means ten entirely new places can be found between every
existing number, apart from the large number of spaces already purposely
left blank all through the classification. Of these there are about 10,000,
making with the 14,000 extra places now provided, a total of 24,000. ' But
there is no reason apart from a long symbol, why five figures should not
be used in the main number, if thought desirable, or why, indeed the
additions to the decimal main numbers should not run on to' 100 or even
1000 places. But it seems extremely unlikely that, even in the very largest
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universal library, such a profuse numbering power would ever be required.
But if so, the numbers would assume the following proportions : —
TWO FIGURE ADDITIONS.
THREE FIGURE ADDITIONS
K951
K951
K951OO
K951OOO
K95IOI
K95IOOI
K95102
K951OO2
K952
K952
K952OO
K952OOO
K952q9
K952999
K953'
K953
In all cases added figures must be used without the decimal point
[K95100], as the point is used for distinguishing the categorical numbers.
An interleaved copy of the classification is necessary in cases where addi-
tions are made, as new subjects should be written both in the Tables and
Index.
10. Subjects which are not provided with a special number can either
be placed under the nearest general head which will contain them, or they
can have new places assigned by means of the intercalated numbers, as
shown above. — It is, of course, absolutely impossible -to make places for
every subject which has existed, or still exists, to originate books, and it
follows that some kind of inclusive head must be used instead. For
example, take a French department, an English county, or a Russian
government from the tables, and it will be found that hundreds of places
are omitted. Numbers have only been given to capitals, county towns,,
cathedral cities, and in the United Kingdom to county and municipal
boroughs, and in Scotland to Royal burghs. Beyond these there are
numerous towns, districts, parishes, villages and other areas of historical
interest, which could not receive numbers without swelhng the tables
and index to an enormous extent. So it is with e^'ery science, art or
department ; many minor subdivisions have been omitted. Take the
case of U760 Hertfordshire, for example. Places are found for the county,,
the county town, Hemel Hempstead, and the cathedral town of St. Albans.
But Bishop's Stortford, Hatfield, Ware, Hitchin, Watford, Hoddesdon^
Knebworth, Rickmansworth, Berkhampstead, Stevenage, Cheshunt, and
many other places are omitted, notwithstanding the literature which exists
about some of them. What must be done in cases like this is to number the
book with the county number, and distinguish it from the general county
books by adding the mark .02, to indicate that it is subject to re-arrange-
ment. Hatfield thus becomes U760.02. Another plan is to interpolate
fresh numbers, as shown in Section 48, in which case Hatfield might
be U7625. As regards very large local collections, it is best to use the
marks provided in Section 48. All other classes must be treated in a
similar manner.
11. The Categorical Table. — In the absence of a more expressive
portmanteau word, " categorical " is used to denote a table of forms,
phases, standpoints, qualifications, etc., which apply more or less to every
subject or subdivision of a subject. It was thought unwise to load the
Classification Tables themselves with repetitions of such categories, or
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
to provide numbers for the same forms and phases over and over again
.in a manner like the following : —
U900
London
U90I
— Societies
U902
— Periodicals
U903
— Bibliography
U904
London, North of Thames
U905
— Societies
U906
— Periodicals
U907
— Bibliography
U908
— History
and so on.
The effect of this would have been to extend the tables to at least
-one million places, without any advantage. It was therefore determined
to relegate the whole of those form and other qualifications to a separate
table, and to use its numbers for the subdivision of any topic as required.
A complete list of such quahfjdng factors was therefore drawn up and
separately indexed, and each category or subdivisional word was numbered
after a point, so that a distinction should be made between any main
number, original or additional, and the number which quaUfied it. Thus
London in General, as a subject, preserves its own letter and number —
U900, and it is subdivided by means of the categorical numbers in this
U900 London, General
U900 . 1
—
Bibhography
U900 . 2
—
Dictionaries
U900 . 6
—
Societies
U900 . 7
—
Periodicals
U900.8
—
Collections
U900.10
—
History
A-pplied to
a subject
Hke
Botany, the following si
obtained : —
Eioo Botany,
, General
Eioo.i
—
Bibliography
Eioo. 2
—
Dictionaries
Eioo. 3
—
Systematic Text-books
Eioo. 4
—
Popular Text-books
Eioo. 5
—
Philosophy and Theories
Eioo. 6
—
Societies
Eioo. 7
—
Periodicals
Eioo. 10
—
History
Eioo. 32
—
Archseology
Eioo. 56
—
Exhibitions
Eioo. 57
—
Museums
Eioo. 59
—
Pictorial Side
Eioo. 66
—
Methods of Teaching
Eioo. 70
—
Methods of Study
Eioo. 71
—
Schools
Eioo. 89
—
Classification
Etc., etc.
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INTRODUCTION.
Similarly, when applied to a subdivision of Botany, the same method
IS adopted of adding numbers from the Categorical Tables, as :—
E427 Orchids, General
E427.1 — Bibliography
E427-3 — Text-books, Systematic
E427.4 — _ Popular
E427.6 — Societies
E427.7 — Periodicals
E427.10 — History
E427.56 — Exhibitions
Whatever subject or sub-division may be divided up in this way,
the result is always the same, . i is always Bibliography, . 10 always History,'
and .89 always Classification, and when any number comes after a point'
it IS clearly a sub-divisional one, taken from the arbitrary Categorical
Tables. A large number of the items in these Tables will not apply all
round, and in the case of forms, standpoints and other categories affecting
Biology, Churches, Languages, etc., it will be found that many names
are introduced which will only apply to such subjects. For instance, in
the case of a collection of books on the Enghsh or any other language,
the subdivision would be effected by means of the Categorical Tables^
as follows : —
M523 English (Current) Language, General.
M523.1 — Bibliography
M523.2 — Dictionaries (subjects, not words)
M523 . 10 — History
M523 . 873 — Abbreviations
M523.875 — Pronunciation
M523 . 877 — Grammar
M523.897 — Lexicons (Dictionaries), Words
M523 . 900 — Dialects
* Etc.
Other examples will be given when the application of the Classification
is explained class by class, so that it is needless to multiply cases here.
Enough has been described to make it clear how this separate table of
categories can be applied to the subjects of the main classification.
12. Application of the System : GeneraL — The fundamental idea of
this scheme of Classification is that of assembling everything relating to a
topic at one constant or unmistakeable place. As already explained, this
is effected by providing a certain order of classes, in logical order, with
divisions and subdivisions ; means of intercalating new subjects ; and
a method of subdividing subjects into forms and other categories by means
of a separate table of numbers.
All through this scheme an effort has been made to place each subject
as near as possible to the science on which it is based. Where a subject
assumes great complexity because of the number of sciences which enter
into it, an endeavour has been made to place it in juxtaposition to the
predominant science on which it is chiefly based. Agriculture is, therefore,
put after Botany and Zoology ; the mechanical side of the subject being
considered subordinate. There are other cases of an apparent divorce
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
between allied topics, but many of the most closely related subjects are
connected by means of cross-references, so that a certain amount of inter-
relationship is shown.
Practical use has been considered all through the scheme, and it has
been sought to obtain this by dispensing with conventions, distinctions
and groupings, which are arbitrary rather than scientific. Classes like
Literature, Useful Arts, Fine Arts, Extractive Arts, Mechanic Arts, etc.,
are examples of arbitrary or standpoint groupings which have been avoided,
and as far as possible, unreal distinctions, such as those between
Architecture and Building, Costume and Dress, Numismatics and Currency,
have been ignored. The tendency in many classification schemes is to
consider the archaeology of a subject as a new science, and thus it has
become a convention in many quarters that knowledge must be regulated
by museum standards. It is this convention more than anything else
which is responsible for the current belief that there can be no relationship
between old coins and new ; armour and the art of war ; gems and
mineralogy ; harpsichords and music, and so on, ad infinitum. The
collector has, by persistent work in special grooves, succeeded in establishing
the idea that mere separation in time is sufficient to destroy any close
relationship between identical things. It will be found that any kind
of sentimental regard for conventional grouping is given but a small place
in this scheme, not only because it is unscientific, but necessity makes
it imperative in a classification, that only one place shall exist for one
subject. With these remarks on " .5 theory," the consideration of some
general applications of this particular scheme may be entered upon.
13. Composite Books or Subjects. — Books on more than one subject
are to be placed at that first named on the title-page, unless it is ascertained
that the predominant place is occupied by another subject. In many
cases special numbers are provided for composite books on subjects hke
Electricity and Magnetism, Orkney and Shetland, and so forth, but it
was not possible to find places for the many possible combinations of
subjects.
Composite books should be marked in such a manner as to indicate
clearly that they are on more than one subject. For example, a book
entitled Heat and Sound might be marked C200 + 300, and one on
Logic and Rhetoric A300+M170. The most convenient place for such
composites would be at the end of the subject, and, of course, the catalogue
would have to indicate the existence of the second or third subjects. It
is not advisable to go beyond combinations of three in marking. Should
a book treat of three or more subjects in the same class, it is best to place |
It at the general head ; as, for example, a book on Light, Sound and
Heat at Physics. Occasionally books are met with which, without being
encyclopaedic, nevertheless treat of three, four or more remotely related
subjects. In such cases it is best to classify them according to the
predominant subject matter.
14. Locality versus Subject.— This is one of the most difficult problems
connected with classification, because it is just as easy and useful to give
a subject its subject-number and subdivide by national numbers, as to
give it a place-number and divide by the subjects. The difficulty is more
especially prominent m such subjects as local archaeology, architecture,
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INTRODUCTION.
ecclesiology, flora, fauna, etc., and the temptation to select locality in prefer-
ence to real subject-matter is often irresistible. A History of York Minster
may be put under Cathedrals, Architecture or York, and doubtless other
heads in any classification, and the question which must decide its ultimate
placing is " Where will it be most constantly useful ? " The majority
of persons, other than specialists, would say York, and undoubtedly the
local attraction seems enormous in this particular case. Grant's Edinburgh
Castle might be numbered B972V331 at " Fortifications," subdivision
" Castles," where it would be lost to the person interested in Edinburgh
and absolutely useless to the soldier. The majority of classifiers would
doubtless number it V331.225 ; and it is diffi.cult to understand how works
on castles, abbeys, churches, streets, etc., can be appropriately or con-
veniently classed on their purely physical or art sides, when their whole
scope and interest is historical, archaeological and local in nine cases out
of ten. This holds good in the case of nearly all local monuments, land-
marks and buildings, and for that reason it is one of the rules of this
classification scheme that local numbers should be given to the following
subjects : —
Local Ecclesiastical Buildings, Abbeys, etc.
— Churches and Chapels
— Cathedrals
— Palaces
— Mansions
— Castles
— Streets
— Monuments (other than Statues)
This rule applies in every case, and includes architectural books, pure
and simple, diocesan or other histories, and generally any aspect or phase
of the subject. In several cases throughout this scheme, as at London and
Paris, this local treatment has been adopted in the tables by assigning
special numbers to local buildings, etc., of great renown.
In all other cases the subject number must be used with local or other
qualifications as may be necessary, thus : —
The Flora of Surrey E172U830
The Geology of Arran D398V222
Freemasonry in Russia L185S0
Cathedrals of the World J 851
— of France J851R0
It mil be seen that castles, cathedrals, etc., in general, are placed
with the subject instead of at locality, and for this variation it is only
necessary to point out that local interest evaporates in proportion to
anything becoming universal, and that the most constantly useful place
for general works on buildings will be at the subjects with which they
are associated. This might not seem to apply to works hke local floras
and so forth, but, as a matter of fact, books on local botany, geology,
zoology, etc., are really text-books for a whole science, and have no interest
for merely local purposes. From these rules special local collections must,
of course, be excepted, and in cases where it is necessary, the local number,
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
subdivided by the categorical tables, and such other extra numbers as
may be added, will be found to answer every purpose. See Section 48.
The limitation adopted for local books will be found quite workable
and practical in actual use, and it might be pointed out that in all necessary
cases the catalogue will index under any heading what must be omitted
by the classification. It is hardly necessary to point out that most subjects
have a national or local character, and that a classification on such hnes
is quite practicable, though it would be almost useless, save as regards
such subjects as are especially assigned to locality above.
15. Application of the System by Classes. — In using this scheme of
classification one rule must always be observed in appljdng numbers to
books, and that is, the number of a subject in the Index is the number to
be given to a book whose subject has been definitely ascertained. Whatever
categorical or other numbers may afterwards be applied, the one place
number is the Index number, unless, on turning it up, there appears to
be a comprehensive entry including many numbers, in which case the
Tables themselves must be consulted. Thus, the number of Coffee in the
Index is E917, and at this place must be collected everything relating to
coffee, regardless of standpoint, form or other qualification. E917 may
be qualified in the usual way by means of the Categorical Tables, but it
must not be put under such headings as Tropical Agriculture, Beverages,
Crops, Foods, Drugs, Ethics, Bibliography, Customs, or any other general
head. In cases where inclusive numbers are given in the index, like Crops,
I013-31, it is necessary to consult the entry in the Classification Tables
in order to ascertain the range of the subject.
With these general remarks, the application of the system to individual
classes may now be considered.
RULES FOR SPECIAL CLASSES.
16. A Generalia. — Numbers Aooo to A070 are for universal works
only, general cyclopaedias, periodicals, museums, collections, etc. A003
is a place for uniformly edited and bound editions of the collected works
of authors like Goethe, Scott, Carlyle, De Quincey, Hugo, Voltaire and
other miscellaneous writers, whose works it may be undesirable to distribute.
A002 is intended for libraries of general writers, and Aooi for all kinds
of general collections other than those on special subjects. See also
Section 46.
It must always be remembered that every division in this classification
is a general one to begin with, and that special applications must go with
the specific subject, to which the categorical number can be added. Thus : —
A320 is Classification in general ; but Zoological Classification would
be Fooo . 89 ; Botanical Classification, Eioo . 89 ; Geological Classification,
D300 . 89 ; Historical Classification Oooo . 89, and so on.
A600 and onwards are the numbers for the pictorial side of subjects
in general, but illustrations of specific subjects must go with the subject
and have the categorical number .59 added. A series of pictures, without
text, or merely titles, entitled " Historical Cartoons," of a general nature,
would be numbered Oooo . 59, but if it dealt only with the history of France
(R000.59) or Normandy (R230.59), or Rouen (R234.59), then it would
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INTRODUCTION.
be numbered as shown. Collections of the works of individual painters,
like a " Wilkie Gallery " or " Rubens' Pantheon," would be numbered
A680, and be subdivided by the numbers of the Biographical Table.
When the literary matter connected with the works of an artist is
greatly in excess of the pictorial, it is best in many cases to transfer the
work to Biography.
It is always extremely difficult under ordinary circumstances to number
and distinguish clearly works like the following : —
A639 + 616 Landscape Painting in Water Colours
A639 + 615 — — in Oil Colours
A63g + 617 — — in Monochrome
A639 + 626 — Drawing in Pastels
A639 + 624 — — in Chalk
A638 + 627 Sketching from Nature in Pen and Ink
A642 + 616 Flower Painting in Water Colours
A634 + 615 Portrait Drawing in Oils
The numbers attached to each entry above will show how this should
be done. Without multiplying numbers by providing separate places for
every possible combination, it is difficult to make the various methods
and mediums clear. A950 is a place for collecting Scientific Surveys and
Travels, if it is considered unsuitable to place them in the Historical and
Geographical division. The " Challenger " reports and papers would go
here, and works of a similar character, but it is doubtful if more local works
of a scientific nature should also go here. Much will depend upon their
general trend. Some books of scientific travel are a compound of geology,
meteorology, philology, ethnology, botany, zoology, adventure, history,
topography and sociology, which are most useful when placed at their
local numbers. Others are largely description and sport, while some are
restricted to the study of particular aspects of animal or vegetable life.
The proper place for such books must be decided by the classifier, but as
a general rule, all purely scientific surveys of a general kind should go at
A950, while all others should get local numbers.
17. B-C-D Physical Science. — BllO Machinery, Implements, etc., in
general, are assembled here, but the special instruments or apparatus
connected with specific arts and sciences must be placed with the arts
or sciences, and qualified by the categorical number .167, unless a special
number has been assigned, in which case the index will show it. For
example, C152 is the place specially reserved for the Telescope, but a
Theodolite, without a numbered place, would have to be numbered as
D020.167 to indicate its position as an instrument used in surveying.
There is no special number assigned for Library or Railway Indicators,
although there is a place for Indicators in general (B647), consequently they
would require to be numbered M962.167 and B523.167 respectively.
The numbers from Biio to B154 are for Machinery in general, and not
for special engines, which have special places. B112 Stationary Engines
may be driven by steam, electricity, wind, water, gas, oil or other power,
and it would, therefore, be incorrect to put a book on the Stationary
Steam Engine here. The most constant place would be C280, where a
number is provided for the purpose. But works on stationary engines
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
in general must have a place, as well as the different kinds of engines,
and for such books this general place has been provided. On the other
hand, the best constant place for an electric Uft would probably be B12O,
as in this case the motive power is less important than the purpose of
the mechanism.
18. Architecture. — Books on buildings for specific purposes, should
be placed at the subject, with the distinguishing categorical number .185.
This rule appHes to every kind of special building, and it will be seen that
the numbers B300 to B490 are reserved for general works on Architecture,
on construction, details, history, etc.
19. Music. — In cases of very large collections, it is advisable to group
and subdivide instruments and forms, by combinations of numbers, as in
the Graphic Arts, keeping in mind the question of what constitutes the
most constant place. For practical purposes it is probably most useful
to number by instrument and divide by form. At C475 Gavottes, a place
is provided for the literature and general works on the Gavotte as a dance,
but after this need is fulfilled, it seems best to put music in this form at the
instruments for which it is written : —
C612 + 475 Gavottes for Violoncello not C475 + 612
C626 + 475 — Harp not C475 + 626
C647 + 475 — Pianoforte not C475 + 647
C721 + 475 — American Organ not C475 + 721
C758 + 475 — Military Band not C475 + 758
There is a practical convenience about this course, which arises from
the fact that arrangement by instrument is the almost universal practice of
music publishers. In arranging duets, always use the number of the solo
instrument, as C687 + 647 " Duets for Flute and Pianoforte," which at once
distinguishes the character of the piece. Combinations of more than two
instruments must be arranged at C767, etc., qualified by form numbers.
20. Poetry and Music. — In cases of collections of songs, hymns, etc.,
which are provided with the words and tunes only, without accompaniments
or other specially musical additions, number at Ni (Poetry). In all other
cases, however full the poetical text may be, if accompaniments are given,
number as Music, viz. : —
N102V0 Chambers. Songs of Scotland prior to Burns. (Tunes only)
N102U3 Kidson. Traditional Tunes. (Tunes only)
But
C591V0 Graham. Songs of Scotland . . . with pianoforte accom-
paniments.
Operas, oratorios, etc., must be treated as Music, and numbered
accordingly. References or entries relating to poets and librettists must
be furnished in catalogues.
Monographs and books on Rocks, Minerals, Chemical Compounds,
etc., not represented in the index should receive the number of the nearest
group to which they belong.
21. E-I Biological Science.— Special aspects of plant and animal life
can be shown either by combining the numbers of general biology with
the subject number, i.e., F237E026 Respiration of the Cuttle Fish
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INTRODUCTION.
or by using the categorical numbers— F237 . 390 ; or E392.370 Evolution
of the Onion, which is usually the best way. In most cases the additional
numbers of the Categorical Tables will be found sufficient, but in cases
where it fails, recourse must be had to combination. The extraordinary
number of processes, functions, organs, etc., connected with Biology —
vegetable, animal and human — makes such a plan necessary, as it is
impossible, without greatly enlarging the General and Categorical Tables,
to provide separate places for everything. Places have been found for
all the chief departments of human biology, as distinguished from Com-
parative Biology, but in cases where it is necessary, combination of
numbers must be resorted to for minute classification.
22. J-K Philosophy and Religion.— The distinction between general
or Comparative Theology— J 400, etc., and K320 Christian Theology-
must be carefully noted, otherwise many mistakes will be made in confusing
the general idea of a God, or supreme power. Sin, Punishments, etc., with
the Christian idea. Here again, provision has been made in the Categorical
Tables for subdividing, say, Buddhistic Eschatology from Christian
Eschatology. The instructions in the tables for keeping general works
on Church Doctrine — J600, and Church Government J800 — separate from
works on the doctrine, government or institutions of single churches or
beliefs must also be carefully noted. The difference is best shown by
examples : —
J 630 Hones. Liturgies of the World (General)
K750.685 — Liturgy of the Church of England (National Ch.)
K740 . 685 — Prayer-book of the Unitarian Chapel at Highgate
U916 (Local)
The effect of this is to place all general liturgies, hymnals, etc., at
the general heading, while keeping the prayer-books, etc., of special churches
with the other matter relating to such churches, which, in a vast majority
of cases, would be the most constant place. It is possible, by using these
church plus categorical numbers, to disentangle the vast literature of
religion, which in some libraries is hidden away under one number ! The
most minute distinctions can be shown without the use of an immense
symbol, and due respect is paid to the general and special aspects of every
department of Ecclesiastical Doctrine and Government.
23. M Language, Literature, Bibliography. — Each separate language
must be subdivided as regards forms and subjects — grammar, dictionaries,
pronunciation, etc. — by the numbers from the Categorical Tables.
Dictionaries of more than one language are to be arranged under the
language which is not that of the nationality of the library, «'.«., Greek-
English, French-English, English-German dictionaries would, in an English
library, be numbered at M457.897 Greek, M435.897 French, and M564.897
German respectively. In a German librarj' the same local treatment
would occur. In the case of German-Latin, French-Greek, Italian- Russian
and other combinations, arrange in an English library under the name
of the language which comes first in alphabetical order.
Languages and Literatures go together. In many cases separate
numbers are provided. In others — comparatively unliterary languages
— one number is given at which both language and literary history can
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
be assembled. They can, however, be divided by means of the Categorical
Tables, thus : —
M227.867 Numidian Language
M227.915 — Literary History
24. 0-W History and Geography.— This heading includes civil,
church, military, and social history, and excepting in the case of mdividual
churches, all national ecclesiastical histories are assembled at the country
to which they relate : —
Rood. 16 Ecclesiastical History of France
Historical events which are the subject of separate books are, unless
a special place is provided, to be placed in the reign of the monarch who
was in power when they occurred, e.g. : —
V551 Gunpowder Plot
These regnal numbers thus become the place of assembly for all the
royal biographies, state papers (general), histories and special monographs
on any event of an historical nature which occurred during the reign.. It
is sometimes difficult to find exact places for some events, but generally,
if they are spread over two or more reigns, it is best to place them in the
reign when they commenced. To secure minute subdivisions in a reign
the Chronological Tables can be used — V55ifz. Battles are to be numbered
in the countries or towns where they were fought, unless general battles,
which go in O006, or battles of a national kind which cannot be closely
localised, like "Battles of Belgium" — T200.20.
25. Special Local Collections, when very large, can, if necessary, be
removed from the main classification and re-arranged at the unappropriated
class letter Y, under such special divisions as may be necessary, or those
printed in Section 48.
26. X Biography (including Correspondence and Criticism). — At this
class are collected all general biographies and collective biographies of
particular groups. Also the biographies of individuals, in an alphabet of
biographical names, to be fixed by the special Combination Tables at
X300, etc. When it is thought better to distribute the individual biography
at subjects, a very inconvenient and frequently impossible task, the subject
of the biography must get the topic number from the Classification Tables,
plus the categorical number for Biography : —
C400.41 Thayer's Beethoven
A676.41 Thornbury's Life of J. M. W. Turner
The main difficulty in the way of distributing Biography throughout
subjects is the impossibility, in numerous cases, of determining in which
class a man is most known. Buckingham, who
" Was chemist, fiddler, statesman and buffoon,"
is just the type of man who cannot be classified, and there are thousands
like him. Apart from this, there are practical difficulties in the way so
far as libraries are concerned, and unless for special purposes, biography
should invariably be kept by itself. In collective Biography, topic is to
be considered paramount to race, nationality or sex.
27. Criticism, Ana, Biographical Collaterals. — Should criticism and
commentary go with the life of the person who provokes it, or with the
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works or deeds which he accomphshes ? This is a difficult problem, as
it is hard to determine, for example, what is the most constant place for
criticisni on Shakespeare and his works, in whole or in part. For convenience
sake it is thought best in this classification to gather all general criticism
and commentary at the Biographical number, but to place commentaries
and elucidations of single works with such works.
Examples : —
X7860 Gervinus. Commentaries on Shakespeare
X7860 Hudson. Shakespeare, his life, art and character
— ^„'^ Robertson. Titus Andronicus
7860
X7860 Martin. Shakespeare's Female characters
X7860 Ellacombe. Plant Lore of Shakespeare
X7860 Hazlitt. Characters of Shakespeare's Plays
N250.919
— gg — Halliwell-Phillipps. Memoranda on Love's labour lost
See also Section 47 for Mr. Dent's proposed arrangement
of Shakespeare
The effect of such an arrangement is to assemble every general or
personal biography, study, criticism, or the ana of a celebrated individual
at one well-defined and easily found place. On the other hand, studies
of great works, like the numerous expositions of Dante's Inferno, would
naturally go with the poem, while the biographies of Dante would take
the biographical number.
28. Biographical Numbers for subdividing and maintaining Alphabetical
order (X300, etc.). This table is to be used exclusively for numbering
authors in any subject where necessary, so as to distinguish one from
another. In large libraries this will be found necessary in many cases,
hoth under subjects in catalogues and elsewhere. But in individual
hiography, fiction, poetry and other classes it will be found useful in
providing a fixed place for most alphabetical combinations, and assembling
similar names at one place. With regard to the distinction of authors
under subject-heading, the following examples will show clearly how the
numbers are applied. As indicated by the table itself, numbers are
substituted for every arrangement of two or three letters of the alphabet,
and by combining these when necessary any alphabetical combination
can be numerically expressed.
E100.3 Botany: Systematic Text-books.
. No.
3262 Baillon. Natural history of Plants
3306 Bentley. Botany
3408 Bower. Practical Instruction m Botany
Written on cards and books '-^ — etc.
3262 3408
For registering purposes Bower would be numbered ^ and his
book would be thus distinguished from all other books under the same head.
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
As the subject of author and other numbers is discussed in full later
on, it is not necessary to allude further to it here. See also at X945.
29. Notation— the Numbering of Books.— In most libraries which use
exact classification, it is customary to apply numbers to books so as to
indicate their class, authorship, and sometimes title, edition and copy.
Numerous plans for effecting this numbering so as to differentiate one
book from another have been devised, and the principal schemes are here
briefly outlined.
30. Author Numbers and Symbols. — Perhaps the most sensible and
straightforward way to distinguish books from each other is to, rely entirely
upon the class number or symbol, plus the lettering on the books themselves. .
For whatever piirpose required it seems much simpler to arrange books
on shelves, in charging systems, in catalogues, or an3rwhere else, in a plain
and easy sequence of author's names in alphabetical order, under each
division or subdivision of a class or subject, thus : —
F000.3 Zoology : Systematic Text-books.
Claus (C.) Elementary text-book on zoology
Edwards (H. M.) Manual of zoology
Hertwig (R.) General principles of zoology
Parker (T. J-) and W. A. Haswell. Text-book of zoology
Nicholson (H. A.) Manual of zoology
Sedgwick (A.) Student's text-book of zoology
Practically speaking, it is just as easy for anyone to find F000.3,
Edwards, as to find '—, F000.3E31 or any other symbol, and as regards
4077
library records, where cards, books, or other registers bear full particulars,
it seems a refinement of elaboration to add to a book's own description
of itself.
31. Failing acceptance of this obvious and commonsense method, the
second in ease of application is probably the use of the accession numbers,
which most libraries apply to books in addition to any class or other number.
These accession numbers are generally arranged in a progressive series,
so that no two books can possibly be numbered alike. When such numbers
are used they can be applied in two ways : —
F000.3 Zoology : Systematic Text-books.
5964 Claus (C.) Elementary text-book of zoology
13764 Hertwig (R.) General principles of zoology
or in dictionary catalogues —
Zoology, Systematic Text-books.
F5964 Claus (C.) Elementary text-book of zoology
F13764 Hertwig (R.) General principles of zoology
The charging number would thus become, in the case of Claus, F000.3
or simply F5964. "5964"
32. A third method is that already mentioned in Section 26 of this
26
INTRODUCTION.
Introduction, being the addition of the Biographical numbers (Xaoo-gys)
to the class numbers, thus : —
F000.3 Zoology: Systematic Text-books.
Fooo . 3
0500 Claus (C.) Elementary text-book
Fooo . 3
g^^ Hertwig (R.) General principles
Fooo . 3
gg - Nicholson (H. A.) Manual
33. A fourth plan is to use the symbols devised by the late Mr. C. A.
Cutter, which have been published in tabular form, and are entitled the
" Cutter Author Marks." In this table all the most ordinary names, to
the number of over 12,000 are numbered letter by letter like the following
examples : —
Abbott— Ab2 Doyle— D77
Acland — Ac6 Gibson — G36
Alexander — A37 Hamerton — H19
Augsburg — A92 Tomkins — T59
Beard — B34 Warren — W24
Of course, as this table is selective, there are thousands of alphabetical
combinations which it can only roughly hint at ; but it serves a useful
purpose in approximately placing authors' names. As the Biographical
Table (X300, etc.), forming part of this Classification, gives nearly half
a mUhon places for combinations of two numbers (six figures) only, it
win be realised that the Cutter marks are necessarily restricted. In
practical application the Cutter marks are used as follows : — -
F000.3A37 F000.3T59 F000.3W24, etc.
34. A fifth method, restricted to 100 places, has been devised by
Mr. Merrill, of the Newberry Library, Chicago, and as it may be found
useful for subdivisions in small libraries, it is here given in full with the
author's kind permission : —
MERRILL ALPHABETING NUMBERS.
01 A 16 Chan 31 Forr 46 K
02 Agre 17 Ci 32 G 47 L
03 Als 18 Clo 33 Gay 48 Lang
04 Ap 19 Cond 34 Gill 49 Law
05 ,Ash 20 Crom 35 Goe 50 Leo
06 B 21 D 36 Got 51 Lit
07 Ban 22 Day 37 Greeno 52 Long
08 Bax 23 Dicke 38 H 53 M
09 Beno 24 Doy 39 Hat 54 McL
10 Bix 25 E 40 Hesi 55 Marc
11 Bou 26 Elg 41 Hiu 56 Mau
12 Brim 27 Erm 42 Hov 57 Merr
13 Bum 28 F 43 I 58 Min
14 C 29 Fel 44 Ini 59 Moo
15 Carr 30 Fit 45 J 60 Mu
27
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
Merrill Alphabeting Numbers — continued.
8 1 Sevi
82 Simons
83 Soo
84 Steb
85 Stratt
86 T
87 Thau
88 To
89 Trum
90 U
91 Ull
92 Upt
93 V
94 Ven
95 W
96 Wats
97 Wha
98 Wit
99 X— Z
61 N 71 Pow
62 Nev 72 Q
'63 Nol 73 R
■64 O 74 Rey
65 P 75 Robi
66 Parkm 76 Row
67 Pek 77 S
68 Pfi 78 Sanch
69 Pif 79 Schar
70 Po 80 Schwar
These numbers would be used thus : — \
^°°°-3 , Edwards (H. M.) Manual of Zoology
35. A sixth method consists in the use of the first three letters of the
author's name, added to the class number, and in most cases this is a
sufficient mark for all ordinary purposes, though it is sometimes necessary
to extend the number of letters used. In actual practice it appears thus : —
Food. 3 Cla. Claus (C.)
F000.3 Edw. Edwards
Fogg. 3 Par. Parker
Two methods of applying these letters are described in the Library World,
Vol. 3, 1900-1, by Messrs. Jast and Anderson respectively.
36. Title or Book Numbers. — It is not often, save in Fiction, Poetry and
-other very large alphabetical classes, that titles require to be distinguished
but even for this various methods have been devised. A plan sometimes
adopted is to use the ordinary alphabetical name tables. Cutter, etc., and
mark the first word of a title ; in other cases the separate works are simply
numbered i, 2, 3, etc., in any order. Thus if a library has a set of Mrs.
•Oliphant's novels, one gets the following collection of first words : —
Plain No. Composite No. Cutter Mark. Brown Mark.
I 3O16 Oliphant,
Madam
M23
633
2 3O19 —
Madonna
M23
633
3 3O2
Maelstrom
M24
633
4 3O31 —
Magdalen
M24
6330
5 3O6 -
Margaret
M38
6335
6 3O10 —
Marion
M38
6335
7 3O17 —
Marriage
M41
6335
8 3O18 —
Mary
M43
6335
9 3O32 —
Massacre
M45
6336
The translation of the " Composite Number " above is
that Oh]
is the third author in letter O, and the numbers following indicate the
works in order of accession. It is a method of distinguishing authors
and books, and requires special records of authors' names and their works,
otherwise numbers may easily be repeated. Neither of the numerical
systems are of use save for the libraries in which they are employed, because
the numbers mean nothing, and are mere arbitrary symbols which are not
•generally standardised. The Cutter and Brown marks are taken from
28
INTRODUCTION.
standard tables, and have, therefore, universal Japphcation. But both are
clumsy, and, as has already been stated, not absolutely necessary.
37. Copy Numbers. — Sometimes a number of copies of the same work
are kept, and when this is so, they maybe distinguished by having a number
coming after a characteristic mark, as ^^"^ X^'^ In numerical arrange-
3665-1 3665-2. ^
ments there is no need for any such marking.
38. Chronological Arrangement. — In many scientific libraries it is-
deemed advisable to adopt a chronological arrangement on the shelves-
and even in catalogues, in order to assemble the latest works on a
subject at one place. There is a certain amount of convenience in this,
and several plans have been devised for marking books so as to indicate
what order is intended. The simplest scheme, that of Mr. W. S. Biscoe,*
is liable to be mistaken for Cutter author marks, as the symbols are
identical, but where Cutter's tables are not used, they will be found clear
enough.
39. Biscoe Date Table.—
A — Before Christ J — 1830 to 1839
B — to 999 K — 1840 to 1849
C — 1000 to 1499 L — 1850 to 1859
D — 1500 to 1599 M — i860 to 1869
E — 1600 to 1699 N — 1870 to 1879
F — 1700 to 1799 — 1880 to 1889
G — 1800 to 1809 P — 1890 to 1899
H — 1810 to 1819 Q — 1900 to 1909
I — 1820 10 1829 R — 1910 to 1919
Undated books are marked with the letter of the supposed date —
M indicating a book published any time between i860 and 1869. All
other books are numbered with the letter and the year number, ignoring
centuries, as in this example in the Dewey Notation : — •
580.2Q05 Balfour. Manual of Botany. 1905
614.132P99 Return on Infant Mortality. 1899
40. Extended Date Table. — To avoid the use of both letters and figures,
in expressing dates, and also to shorten the symbols, the following table,
dealing with the period from the invention of printing, has been prepared..
For marking MSS. or for any other purposes, a similar table can be
constructed and distinguished from this one by the use of capital letters.
These symbols can be used for closely distinguishing events in the regnal
years of monarchs.
A.D.
ag 1462
ah 1463
ai 1464
aj 1465
ak 1466
al 1467
* Library Journal, 1885. Brown's Manual of Classification, p. 96.
29
A.D.
A.D.
1450
aa
1456
i4.')i
ab
1457
1452
ac
1458
1453
ad
1459
14.54
ae
1460
1455
af
1461
A.D.
am
1468
as
an
1469
at
ao
1470
au
ap
1471
av
aq
1472
aw
ar
1473
ax
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
A.D. A.D. A.D. A.D.
1474 ay 1523 cv 1572 es 1621 gp
1475 az 1524 cw 1573 et 1622 gq
1476 ba 1525 ex 1574 eu 1623 gr
1477 bb 1526 cy 1575 ev 1624 gs
j:478 be 1527 cz 1576 ew 1625 gt
1479 bd 1528 da 1577 ex 1626 gu
1480 be 1529 db 1578 ey 1627 gv
J481 bf 1530 dc 1579 ez . 1628 gw
J482 bg 1531 dd 1580 fa 1629 gx
0:483 bh 1532 de 1581 fb 1630 gy
1484 bi 1533 df 1582 fc 1631 gz
1485 bj 1534 dg 1583 fd 1632 ha
1486 bk 1535 dh 1584 fe 1633 hb
1487 bl 1536 di 1585 ff 1634 he
J488 bm 1537 dj 1586 fg 1635 hd
1489 bn 1538 dk 1587 fh 1636 he
1490 bo 1539 dl 1588 fi 1637 hf
1491 bp 1540 dm 1589 fj 1638 hg
3492 bq 1541 dn 1590 fk 1639 hh
J493 br 1542 do 1591 fl 1640 hi
1494 bs 1543 dp 1592 fm 1641 hj
J495 bt 1544 dq 1593 fn 1642 hk
1496 bu 1545 dr 1594 fo 1643 hi
J497 bv 1546 ds 1595 fp 1644 hm
0:498 bw 1547 dt 1596 fq 1645 hn
1499 bx 1548 du 1597 fr 1646 ho
1500 by 1549 dv 1598 fs 1647 hp
3501 bz 1550 dw 1599 ft 1648 hq
1502 ca 1551 dx 1600 fu 1649 hr
0503 cb 1552 dy 1601 fv 1650 hs
.1504 cc . 1553 dz 1602 fw 1651 ht
1505 cd 1554 ea 1603 fx 1652 hu
J506 ee 1555 eb 1604 fy 1653 hv
1507 ef 1556 ee 1605 fz 1654 hw
J508 eg 1557 ed 1606 ga 1655 hx
J509 eh 1558 ee 1607 gb 1656 hy
J510 ci 1559 ef 1608 gc 1657 hz
J511 cj 1560 eg 1609 gd 1658 ia
1512 ck 1561 eh 1610 ge 1659 ib
1513 cl 1562 ei 1611 gf 1660 ic
.1514 em 1563 ej 1612 gg 1661 id
1515 en 1564 ek 1613 gh 1662 ie
Z516 CO 1565 el 1614 gi 1663 if
1517 cp 1566 em 1615 gj 1664 ig
1518 eq 1567 en 1616 gk 1665 ih •
1519 er 1568 eo 1617 gl 1666 ii
1520 es 1569 ep 1618 gm 1667 ij
J521 ct 1570 eq 1619 gn 1668 ik
1522 eu 1571 er 1620 go 1669 il
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INTRODUCTION.
A.D. A.D. A.D.
1670 im 1719 kj 1768 mg
1671 in 1720 kk 1769 mh
1672 io 1721 kl 1770 mi
1673 ip 1722 km 1771 mj
1674 iq 1723 kn 1772 mk
1675 ir 1724 ko 1773 ml
1676 is 1725 kp 1774 mm
1677 it 1726 kq 1775 mn
1678 iu 1727 kr 1776 mo
1679 iv 1728 ks 1777 mp
1680 iw 1729 kt 1778 mq
1681 ix 1730 ku 1779 mr
1682 iy 1731 kv 1780 ms
1683 iz 1732 kw 1781 mt
1684 ja 1733 kx 1782 mu
1685 jb 1734 ky 1783 mv
1686 jc 1735 kz 1784 mw
1687 jd 1736 la 1785 mx
1688 je 1737 lb 1786 my
1689 if 1738 Ic 1787 mz
1690 jg 1739 Id 1788 na
1691 jh 1740 le 1789 nb
1692 ji 1741 If 1790 nc
1693 ii 1742 Ig 1791 nd
1694 jk 1743 Ih 1792 ne
1695 jl 1744 li 1793 nf
1696 im 1745 li 1794 ng
1697 in 1746 Ik 1795 nh
1698 io 1747 11 1796 ni
1699 ip 1748 Im 1797 ni
1700 iq 1749 In 1798 nk
1701 ir 1750 Io 1799 nl
1702 is 1751 Ip 1800 nm
1703 it 1752 Iq 1801 nn
1704 iu 1753 Ir 1802 no
1705 iv 1754 Is 1803 np
1706 jw 1755 It 1804 nq
1707 ix 1756 Iu 1805 nr
1708 iy 1757 Iv 1806 ns
1709 jz 1758 Iw 1807 nt
1710 ka 1759 Ix 1808 nu
1711 kb 1760 Iy 1809 nv
1712 kc 1761 Iz 1810 nw
1713 kd 1762 ma 1811 nx
1714 ke 1763 mb 1812 ny
1715 kf 1764 mc 1813 nz
1716 kg 1765 md 1814 oa
1717 kh 1766 me 1815 ob
1718 ki 1767 mf 1816 oc
31
A.D.
1817
od
1818
oe
1819
of
1820
og
1821
oh
1822
oi
1823
0]
1824
ok
1825
ol
1826
om
1827
on
1828
00
1829
op
1830
oq
183I
or
1832
OS
1833
ot
1834
ou
1835
ov
1836
ow
1837
ox
1838
oy
1839
oz
1840
pa
184I
pb
1842
pc
1843
pd
1844
pe
1845
Pf
1846
Pg
1847
ph
1848
Pi
1849
PJ
1850
pk
1851
Pl
1852
pm
1853
pn
1854
po
1855
PP
1856
pq
1857
pr
1858
ps
1859
Pt
i860
pu
1861
pv
1862
pw
1863
px
1864
py
1865
pz
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
A.D.
A.D.
A.D.
A.D.
1866
qa
1880
qo
1894
re
1908
rq
1867
qb
I88I
qp
1895
rd
1909
rr
1868
qc
1882
qq
1896
re
igio
rs
1869
qd
1883
qr
1897
rf
1911
rt
1870
qe
1884
qs
1898
rg
1912
ru
187I
qf
1885
qt
1899
rh
1913
rv
1872
qg
1886
qu
1900
ri
1914
rw
1873
qh
1887
qv
I90I
rj
1915
rx
1874
qi
1888
qw
1902
rk
1916
ry
1875
qj
1889
qx
1903
rl
1917
rz
1876
qk
1890
qy
1904
rm
1918
sa
1877
qi
I89I
qz
1905
rn
1919
sb
1878
qm
1892
ra
1906
ro
1920
sc
ii^9
qn
1893
rb
1907
rp
By using this table the marks would appear thus : — •
Eioo.3rn Balfour. Manual of Botany. 1905
and would not conflict with the S5anbols of this or any other system. A
one-letter table can be devised by using varieties of type, as with the hall-
marking of gold and silver plate, but of course, it would be unsuitable
for manuscript purposes.
41. Other Marks and Indications. Juvenile Books. — ^When thought
necessary to indicate in a mixed alphabetical catalogue, or for any other
purposes, when a book is suitable for children, a "j," = juvenile or "c,"=
children, can be placed in front of the class letter, thus —
JE100.4 or cEioo.4
and if further thought necessary to distinguish books specially suitable
for girls or boys, "g,"^ girls, or "b,"=boys, can be substituted, reserving
the " i " or " c " for works of general interest. But in these days of separate
catalogues and libraries, this is a refinement which seems hardly necessary.
42. Controversial Subjects. — In some libraries, and in catalogues of
various kinds, it may be necessary to indicate the books written for and
against a particular view or subject. The pros and cons of Vegetarianism, .
Slavery, Roman Catholicism, Temperance, and hundreds of other subjects
may require indication in large libraries, and a simple way of doing so,
if the books cannot be actually separated on shelves or in catalogues, is
to mark the Class number with a sign which shall clearly distinguish the
standpoint. An asterisk, for example, could indicate the pro, or favourable
view, and a double asterisk the anti or unfavourable view, thus : —
**I7I4 Johnston. Is smoking injurious ?
*I7I4 Russell. The smoking habit
or by using the letters " f,"=for and " a,"= against —
al7i4 Johnston. Is smoking injurious ?
11714 Russell. The smoking habit
In cases where catalogues are properly annotated, no marking will be
necessary.
43. Book Sizes. — The question of indicating book sizes is one for
cataloguing chiefly, and does not enter into classification save as regards
32
INTRODUCTION.
the physical placing of books. It does not affect the class or subject
numbers, and it is now the general practice to make size notation a part
of the catalogue entry. In libraries strictly classified it is best to separate
the foho and quarto books from the octavoes, and to store them in specially
made cases. Dummies or blanks can be inserted in the spaces which
should be occupied by folios and quartos, bearing a reference to the place
where they can be found.* In the catalogue the entry will show if a book
IS f° or 4°, or F or Q, by printing these symbols as part of the entry.
44. The Index.— The Index registers every subject word which occurs
in the Classification Tables and many synonyms. It also directs to some
unnumbered subjects, such as historical events in the reigns of different
monarchs, and other matters which are included in divisional or main
headings. It has not been thought necessary to repeat under national
heads the various sciences, arts and historical categories which could be
assembled there, nor at subject-words has it been deemed proper to show
the national divisions of such topics. Biographical names are also omitted,
and also all references to unnumbered geographical or historical areas'.
The Index number is the one to be applied in the first instance, when a
subject is definitely ascertained, and the subdivisions must be taken from
the Categorical Tables. From this rule there can be no departure by strict
users of the classification. On the other hand, the specialist or standpoint
classifier who prefers to assemble all his material at a particular place,
can do so by using the abstract place, and qualifying it by means of the
Categorical Table or numbers from the Classification itself. Thus, a
bibliographer can use the mark M760 and then proceed to subdivide it
thus : —
M760.0 Bibliography, General
M760.1 — of Bibliography
M760.2 — of Encyclopaedias
M760 . 10 — History
M760 . 40 — Maps
M760 . 92 — Arithmetic
M760 . 570 — Mountaineering
M760 . 963 — Proverbs
etc., etc.
When he has exhausted these tables he can proceed to the National,
Linguistic or Biographical Tables, as follows : — •
M760T311 Bibliography of Brussels
M76oM5go — Gipsy Language
M760X3132 — Hans Christian Andersen
45. Aids to Classification. — It is absolutely necessary in applying this
Scheme of Classification, either on a large or small scale, to make use of
good reference books. It is difficult, sometimes, to say where a place is,
what a name means, when an event occurred, or who a person was, and
for that reason the following books should always be accessible.
1. A good Atlas, with a full reference index.
2. A good modern Gazetteer, general.
* See Brown's Manual of Library Economy, p. 152-3.
33 c
D
Each work to have all these
divisions assembled with it
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
A good modern National Gazetteer (for the country in which the
Library is).
Haydn's Dictionary of Dates, last edition.
Blair's or other full Chronological Tables.
6. Beatson's Book of Dignities (Haydn).
7. A good Biographical Dictionary.
8. A Dictionary of Scientific Terms.
9. Dictionaries of most languages.
10. Smith's Century Cyclopedia of Names. (Useful for Vernacular
forms).
1 1 . WilHs' Flowering Plants and Ferns.
APPENDICES.
46. Table for arranging an Author's Works.
Single works in chronological order of publication : —
a Originals, including Manuscripts
b Reprints
c Translations in Foreign Languages
d Parodies I in the order indicated.
e Criticism, etc. 7
Collected works in chronological order : —
f Author's editions.
g Editor's editions.
h Selections.
i Paraphrases and Condensed Versions.
i Dramatic Version of Works.
k Musical Settings of Works.
1 The Pictorial side [Illustrations inspired by Works).
m Biography.
n Correspondence and Autographs (excluding MS. of works).
o Criticism and Ana, general.
p Portraits, Busts, Monuments.
q Periodicals connected with the Author.
r Societies connected with the Author.
s Exhibitions, Festivals, etc.
t Concordances, Aids and Guides.
u Bibliography.
In applying this table to a special author, the letters can be added
to the biographical numbers, and the books collected at A003 Collected
Works of individual authors. The effect would be as follows : —
°°^ . Burns (R.) Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect. 1786
3462a
-^l' — The Jolly Beggars. Cantata, by Sir H. R. Bishop
:^^ — Bibliography, by J. Gibson.
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INTRODUCTION.
VI. Table for arranging the works of a particular Author, suggested
by Mr. Robert K. Dent, Borough Librarian, Aston Manor.
SHAKESPEAREANA :
Rational Scheme of Classification.
The Man,
1. General Biographies.
Brief Biographies in books.
Original documents, contemporary or 17th century biographical
references (e.g. Dowdall's "Traditionary Anecdotes," etc.)
Allusion-books, to 1700.
2. Personalia Parentage and genealogy.
Shakespeare's earlier Stratford life.
Was he a deerstealer ?
Was he a schoolmaster ?
Was he a butcher ?
Other conjectures as to early training.
Legends as to his early life : the crab-tree, etc.
Courtship and marriage.
3. Shakespeare in London.
His personal connection with the stage.
His London home.
Did he travel abroad ?
4.^Shakespeare's later Stratford life.
His business enterprises.
His family.
His death.
His will.
5. Portraits and monuments : and works relating to the portraits.
6. Shakespeare's home.
Stratford-on-Avon generally.
The Birthplace.
Anne Hathaway's home.
New Place.
The church and the grave.
Shakespeare land.
7. Shakespearean jubilees and other celebrations.
His Works.
I. Original issues. (Separate plays and poems).
■ la. Collected editions. (All before 1700).
2a. Separate plays (where specially edited or published complete.
Not acted editions or adaptations).
2b. Editions of the Works, after 1700.
3. Anthologies, Concordances, and Indexes.
4. Sources, and other books used or adapted by Shakespeare.
5. General hterary criticism.
Criticism of separate plays in detail.
6. Criticisms and Theories of the Sonnets.
7. Archfflological illustrations of his writings.
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SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
8. Evidences in his writings of
Bible knowledge.
Legal knowledge.
Sea Terms.
Country life, etc., etc.
9. Variora and conjectural emendations.
10. Forgeries.
11. Bacon theory.
The Stage.
1. Acting editions, alterations, and adaptations of Shakespeare's plays.
2. Special works on the contemporary stage.
3. Lives of players : (a) Contemporaries ; (b) Later players.
4. History of the stage.
5. Archseology and costumes.
Graphic Illustrations of Shalcespeare.
1. Topographical Prints and Drawings.
2. Archaeological illustrations (pictorial) of his writings.
3. Imaginative illustrations ; portraits of his heroines, etc.
Shaliespearean Music :
1. Traditional or early music (before 1700).
2. Operas, cantatas, incidental music, and modern settings of the
Songs.
48. Table for arranging a County or other Area. — This table shows
how a large number of items can be arranged in a local collection, and
how provision should be made for towns and districts not provided for
in the main tables. In order to obtain full representation of every area,
it is necessary to turn up the county or department or whatever it may
be and make out a complete list of parishes, independent towns or other
administrative areas, and on that basis number the whole series. Of
course, this is only necessary in the case of large collections of books and
prints, and will not be necessary in one out of a hundred libraries, save
as regards the collection relating to the town or district in which the library
is placed. Two methods are shown of marking subjects, and where the
numbers are taken from the Classification Tables, the arrangement may
be assumed to have general application, but in the case of the table using
the letter Y, the arrangement is intended for a large purely local collection.
The area chosen is that of Edinburghshire, and it is clearly shown how the
Categorical Table meets all ordinary needs. It is assumed, for the purpose
of the Y arrangement, that everything is collected at Edinburghshire.
In the other arrangement only the purely local matter, as defined at No. 14
of the Introduction, is included.
Table Nos.
V33O
Special Nos.
Yog
Edinburghshire, General
V33O.I
Yoo.i
— Bibliography
V33O.6
Yog. 6
— Societies
V33O.IO
Yoo.iG
— History
V33O.4O
YGG.40
— Maps
YGG.4I
— Biography
Yog. 43
— Heralchry
36
Table Nos.
V33O.52
¥330.101
Special Nos.
Yoo . 52
Yoo.ioi
Yoo. 170
Yoo. 203
Yoo. 317
Yoi
Yoi.io
Y01.225
Yoi. 713
Y02
Y03
Y04
Y05
Y06
Y06 . 10
Y06.441
Y07
Y08
Y09
Yog. 225
Yio
Yii
Y12
Y13
Y14
Y15
Y16
Y17
Y18
Y18.225
Y18.713
Y18.284
INTRODUCTION.
Edinburghshire, Directories
— Statistics
— Roads
— Lighthouses
— Geology
Edinburgh City, General
— History
— Castles
— Churches
Leith
Musselburgh (and Inveresk Parish)
Dalkeith (Town and Parish)
Pentland Hills
West Calder Parish, General
— — History
— — Flora
Mid Calder Parish
Kirknewton —
Currie —
— History of Curriehill Castle
Ratho Parish
Corstorphine — ■
Cramond —
Duddingston Parish
liberton —
Colinton —
Glencorse —
Penicuik —
Lasswade — General
— Guide to Roslin Castle
— Guide to Roslin Chapel
— Guide to Hawthornden
V331
V331.10
¥331. 225
V33I-7I3
V332
V333
V334
V335
V33501
V33501 . 10
V33502
V33503
V33504
V33504.225
V33505
V33506
V33507
V33508
V33509
V33510
V33511
V33512
V33513
V335I3-225
V335I3-7I3
V33513.284
And so on.
V336
In cases where the number of areas exceeds 100, it will be necessary
to use a three instead of a two figure addition — ^W24iooo, etc., Yooo,
Yooi, etc. Some may prefer to use an alphabetical order of place names
instead of a geographical one, in which case Edinburghshire would arrange
thus, Dalkeith coming out of its order : —
Haddingtonshire
V330
Edinburghshire
Dalkeith. See V334
V3300
Borthwick
V3309
Duddingston
V330I
Carrington
V331
Edinburgh City
V3302
Cockpen
V3310
Fala and Soutra
V3303
Colinton
V3311
Glencorse
V3304
Corstorphine
Heriot
V3305
Cramond
—
Inveresk. See Musselburgh
V3306
Cranston
V3312
KirkHston. See Hadding-
V3307
Crichton
tonshire
V3308
Currie
V3313
Kirknewton
37
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
V3314 Lasswade V334 Dalkeith
V332 Leith V3340 Newbattle
V3320 Liberton V3341 Newton
V3321 Mid Calder V3342 Penicuik
V333 Musselburgh V335 Pentland Hills
In a great number of cases, particularly in the county divisions of
the United Kingdom, the adoption of alphabetical order would lead to
the shortening of symbols, but, of course, adjoining parishes would be
separated.
49. Classification of Library Economy, Administration, and Office
Papers, by L. S. Jast, Croydon Public Libraries.
The following scheme is an attempt to apply classification not only to
the literature of Library Economy, but also to the various written records,
and papers bearing upon the administration of libraries, and processes
of work. The scheme under Library Economy in the Expansive classifica-
tion is stated to be applicable to administrative papers, as well as to the
printed literature of the subject, but it is essentially for the latter purpose
and only incidentally useful for the former ; it is also nothing Hke detailed
enough to be of much service in administration. Mr. Madeley, librarian
of the Warrington Public Library, in the Library Association Record, v. 6,
pp. 367-387, presents a classification for office papers only. The present
scheme differs from Mr. Madeley's in that while primarily a classification
of of&ce papers and library activities generally, it also covers the literature
of Library Economy, and is far more detailed than any tables hitherto
printed.
The object of the scheme is to provide a number for every kind of
document, letter, record, process or group of processes in a public library,
and to refer by a single reference to the place of storage of every kind of
material. The arrangement and indexing of business papers is aimed at
by all the various makers of different kinds of files now on the market,
but even librarians, who have learned the value of the systematic arrange-
ment of books, have, with few exceptions, not yet appreciated the fact
that command over one's papers is not essentially a matter dependent
upon any kind of filing system, but can only be obtained by means of a
systematic and carefully designed subject-arrangement. The ensuing
scheme will achieve its purpose with the most prehistoric filing system,
but the easy consultation and manipulation of papers will be aided by a
good method of filing. It may be laid down as a general principle that,
for the most part, any system of filing which binds papers is not so good
as one in which the papers are loose. The system which lends itself best
to such a system of arrangement as that following is the Vertical system.
Folders are marked with the number of the topic, and all loose papers are
filed under their various numbers. Bound records, such as account books,
stock books, etc., will, of course, be numbered on the back, and arranged
on shelves.
Space will not permit a full description of the applications of the system
to the practical work of the Ubrary, but a few brief notes are appended
on the more important of these.
38
INTRODUCTION.
Use of other Class Numbers. — The note " subdivided like the main
classification," as e.g., 4296 Special reports to Committee, refers to this
present Library Economy classification. But for the further division of
any of these numbers to indicate form or geographical divisions, and in
some cases subject, as e.g., 19 Libraries on special subjects, the numbers
of whatever classification is employed in the library may be used. In
the case of the Subject classification these numbers are simply added to the
Library Economy numbers, the fact that the Subject numbers begin with
a letter serving to prevent any confusion between these numbers and
possible subdivisions of the Library Economy classification. If, however,
a pure number, such as the numbers of the Dewey Decimal system, is
used, it should be put in brackets. Thus o being general works on
Library Economy, (02) will mark a manual of Library Econom}', 02
being the Decimal form number for compends ; so also 61222 being
publishers' catalogues limited to a subject, 61222(59) will mark a catalogue
of zoological works.
It will probably be best to use Cutter alphabetical numbers for
geographical divisions, running country, district, or town in one alphabetical
sequence. Thus : — •
17 Municipal and free libraries
17C17 Cardiff
17C61 Cleveland (U.S.)
17C81 Cork
17C88 Croydon,
Correspondence. — Correspondence should be treated like other material
and arranged by subject. In the case of a public library most corre-
spondence is far more valuable under subject than if arranged alphabetically
or by date. For example, a library is running a course of lectures, all its
correspondence dealing with that course will go in 244, and be kept together ;
all its quotations (other than books) will go in 514, its accepted quotations
in 5145, and if wished, this material may be subdivided like the main
classification, and all quotations for, let us say, shelving, 5 1438 1, will then
arrange together ; so again quotations for second-hand books will go in
6236, and here will gradually collect a mass of valuable memoranda, which
in an ordinary way would not be worth keeping, merely because it would
be lost in a mass of other material. Another advantage of the subject
arrangement of letters is that a great deal of ephemeral material can be
automatically weeded out, or destroyed at once, as it will usually be found
that either the whole of the material coming under one number is
worth keeping or not worth keeping, that is, as a group. In the latter
case, a manilla sheet, bearing its appropriate number, should be inserted
in its proper place in the file, with an instruction not to keep, as e.g. —
444 Staff. Examinations. Papers of candidates.
These are not to be kept.
A small library with comparatively little correspondence would not
probably use the full scheme, but as familiarity with the scheme increases
the tendency will probably be, even in this case, to divide pretty minutely,
the advantages of close classification being very great. If an assistant
is told off to do the classifying and filing, it will not be necessary for the
39
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
librarian to mark the class number on his letters ; he will probably find it
easier to write the subject word in pencil as a guide to the classifier. The
main objection to classifying correspondence is the liability of placing
a letter where it cannot be found when it is wanted, but this is a danger
to some extent, of even an alphabetical arrangement. It may be entirely
obviated by having an alphabetical index of correspondents and entering
the numbers under which each letter is filed under their names. This
should be on cards or slips, and will serve as an address register, as well
as an index to the correspondence. There is practically no more trouble
in keeping this record than in indexing an ordinary letter book. Of course,
it is presumed that copies of all replies are taken on loose sheets and filed
with the original letters.
Receptacle Numbers.-^Some numbers are intended not to mark material
but receptacles. Thus a folder marked 4243 will contain letters, memoranda
and other material to be submitted to the chairman. This material,
therefore, only temporarily rests in 4243, on its way to be permanently
filed in various other numbers. Similar receptacle numbers are 551-555, etc.
Forms and Supplies. — Forms and supplies are conveniently marked
by the class number followed by a special letter mark for the form. In
many cases special numbers are allotted to supplies ; where there is no
special number the supply will take the number of the subject or process
concerned. Thus 646 being the process of plating, book plates or board
labels will be marked 646.
Some Examples of the Marking of Supplies.
6686 A Catalogue card, thin,
6686 Am Catalogue card, medium
6686 B Catalogue card, blue
6686 S Catalogue Card, salmon
6687 F Guide card, cut in fifths, blue
6687 Fb Guide card, cut in fifths, buff
Bulky supphes may be labelled with a luggage label, and arranged
in flat boxes or drawers.
Separating Current from Old Material.— This is best done by inserting
a manilla sheet in the folder and filing current or " to be dealt with " papers
in front of it
Departments. — When it is necessary to classify for a department
separately, e.g., School hbraries, use a letter to indicate department in
front or behind the class numbers. Usually the letter will come most
conveniently in front, e.g., Sch65 School hbraries stock; but in cases
where a parallel classification is not wanted, the letter should succeed,
e.g., 65 1 R Reference stock book.
Pointing the Numbers.— As aU the numbers are decimal, they need not
be pomted, but to enable the sequence to be readily grasped it is suggested ;
that m writing the numbers a point should be inserted after every third
figure, thus, 585.532.32 Catalogues of drawing inks, is easier to read than
58553233.
40
INTRODUCTION.
MAIN DIVISIONS.
General.
01 Librarian.
Personal.
1 Legislation. Founding.
2 Extension work.
3 Building.
4 Government and service.
5 Executive.
6 Accession. Description.
7 Departments.
8 Publications.
9 Other.
Classes of libraries.
Conservation.
MAIN SUBDIYISIONS,
1 Legislation. Founding. Classes
of libraries
11 Ideas of libraries. Argu-
ments for and against
12 Legislation
13 State aid
14 Founding. Adoption of
Library Acts. Securing
funds, etc.
15 Ancient and mediaeval
libraries
16 National and State libraries
17 Municipal and free libraries
18 Other general libraries
19 Libraries on special subjects
2 Extension Work
21 Library and education
22 Local societies, institutions,
clubs
23 Local factories, offices, etc.
24 Lectures
25 Readings
26 Exhibitions
27 Work with children
28 Circulars
29 Other extension work
3 Building
31 Premises. Rented or bought
32 Location. Sites
33 Materials. Construction
34 Plan
35 Rooms
36 Lighting
37 Heating.
38 Fittings,
39
Ventilation
Furniture
Care of building
4
41
42-3
44-5
46
47
48
49
5
51-2
53
54
55
56-8
59
6
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
689
69
7
71
72
73
74
Government and Service
Council
Committee
Staff
Rules and regulations for
readers
Relations with other Cor-
poration committees
Relations with other Cor-
poration departments
Executive
Finance
Stationery, supplies
Communication, correspon-
dence.
Office
Accession. Description. Con-
servation
Selection
Purchase
Donations
Book processes
Stock
Cataloguing
Classification
The Shelf
Filing
Binding
Departments
Lending library. Loan
Reference library
News and magazine rooms
Library system. Branches
41
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
75
Children's libraries and
85
Indicator keys. Shelf keys
reading rooms
86
Rules. Handbooks
76
School libraries
i7
Reports
77
Other library departments
88
Library magazines
78
Museum
89
Other pubUcations
79
Art Gallery
9
Other
8
Publications
91
Library Associations
81
Catalogues
92
Library periodicals
82
Author
93
Societies and institutions
83
Dictionary
94
Co-operative work
84
Classified. Subject lists
COMPLETE TABLES.
GENERAL
16
National and State libraries
01
THE LIBRARIAN. PERSONAL
17
Municipal and free libraries
02
Librarian's position
18
Other general libraries
(Such matters as applica-
181
Subscription. Commercial
tion for an increase of
182
Societies, institutions, clubs
salary, another post,
184
Education
etc., go here, as well
(School libraries as a part
as testimonials, refer-
of the library organiza-
ences in the press, etc.)
tion are 76)
03
Lectures. Speeches.
1841
University and college
Literary Work
1842
Secondary schools
04
Societies. Work on com-
(not technical, which are
mittees.
1844)
05
Correspondence. Mail
1843
Elementary schools
06
Public and social functions.
1844
Technical
Club
1848
Sunday school
07
Accounts
187
Parish. Village
08
Matters requiring attention
188
For special classes
09
Other
19
Libraries on special subjects .
I LEGISLATION. FOUNDING.
(Divided by subject)
CLASSES OF LIBRARIES
2 EXTENSION WORK
(Catalogues, handbooks,
21
Library and education
reports and other pub-
(School libraries are 184
lications of particular
and 76. This covers
libraries are better in
the general question)
8 than here)
211
Relations with elemen-
II
Ideas of libraries. Argu-
tary education
ments for and against
213
Relations with secondary
12
Legislation
education
1205
Limitation of rate
214
Technical education
1207
Combination of library
216
University extension
authorities
217
National Home Reading
13
State aid
LTnion
14
Founding, Adoption of Li-
219
Conferences
brary Acts. Securing funds.
(Between the Ubrary
bequests, etc.
authority and educa-
15
Ancient and mediaeval libraries
tional organisations)
42
INTRODUCTION.
22 Local societies, institutions,
clubs
(The subdivisions 221-
229 are for special
local use)
2201 Syllabuses. Programmes of
meetings
. (When it is desired to
keep these together)
221
322
223
224
223
226
227
228
229
23 Local factories, offices, etc.
Subdivisions for use under any
of above heads. Note that
these figures must be pre-
ceded by a cypher when
used with 22, e.g., 2206
Visits of Local Societies to
Library ; 226 marks a par-
ticular society : —
2 Library talks or lessons at
the school, society, etc.
3 Home work, involving work
in library or with library
books
6 Visits of classes, societies,
etc., to library
8 Library notice boards, pla-
card catalogues, etc., at the
school, lecture room, etc.
24 Lectures
244 Syllabus
246 Register of lecturers
247 Register of subjects
25 Readings (Divided like 24)
26 Exhibitions
27 Work with children
(The general subject and
the special heads be-
low. - School Libraries
are 76 ; visits of school
children to Library are
2116)
274 Lectures
275 Readings
(274-5 are subdivided
like 24)
276 Exhibitions
277 Story-telling
28 Circulars
(Divided like the main
classification, e.g., Cir-
cular re inter-library
loans 287132)
29 Other extension work
292 Relations with the Press
3 BUILDING
(Mark views of library
, buildings 3, with geo-
graphic number. General
descriptions of buildings-
may go here or in 15-19)
305 Leases. Agreements
31 Premises. Rented or bought
32 Location. Sites
33 Materials. Construction
331 Materials
333 Walls. Columns. Arches
334 Roofs
335 Floors. Floor coverings.
Floor preparations
336 Doors. Windows.
Screens
337 Staircases. Galleries
339 Decoration. Statuary and
busts. Pictures
34 Plan.
(Mark plans of libraries
34, with geographic
number)
341 Draft plans. Librarian's-
plan
342 Competition. Rules, in-
structions
343 Plans sent in
344 Premiated designs
345 Assessor
346 Accepted plans
347 Architect
3475 Builder
348 Contracts. Specifications.
Quantities
43
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
3483
Tenders
3613
3485
Accepted
3615
3487
Clerk of works
35
Rooms
351
Public rooms
362
3511
Lobbies. Stairways. Lifts
363
3512
Lending library
3513
Reference library
364
3514
Special libraries
3515
News and magazine
365
rooms. Ladies' rooms
3655
3516
Children's rooms
366
3517
Lecture room. Study
367
rooms
368
3518
Lavatories. Cloak
369
rooms
37
3519
Other public rooms
371
352
Administration rooms
372
3521
Librarian's room
373
3522
Committee room
374
3523
Order room
375
3524
Cataloguing room
376
3525
Book processes room.
377
General work room
378
3526
Binding and printing
379
rooms
38
3527
Packing rooms
381
3528
Staff rooms
38108
3529
Other administration
38109
rooms
3811
35293
Delivery stations and
38111
travelling libraries
38115
35295
Photographic dark
3812
room
38121
353
Storage rooms
38125
3531
Stack rooms
38129
(For the stacks them-
3813
selves, see 381)
3532
Valuable books. Strong
room
3814
3533
Newspaper room
3815
3536
Supplies store
3816
3537
Janitor's store
3817
355
Living rooms
3818
3551
Librarian's rooms. House
3557
Janitor's rooms
3819
358
Museum
359
Art Gallery
36
Lighting
382
361
Natural lighting
3825
Top lighting
Improvement of natural
lighting. Reflectors,
prisms
Artificial lighting
Diffused and general
Ughting
Point lighting. Lighting
of desks, tables, etc.
Gas
Incandescent gas
Electric light
Arc
Incandescent
Other methods of lighting
Heating. Ventilation
Boiler house
Heating suppUes. Coal, etc.
Systems of heating
Fireplaces
Hot water
Steam
Gas
Other systems
Ventilation
Fittings. Furniture
Shelving
Wood
Metal
Wall shelving. Alcoves
Wood
Metal
Cases
Wood
Metal
Revolving
Close stacking. Rolling
stacks
Shelving for large folios.
Flat storage
Book holders. Table cases
Bookcase doors, curtains
Adjustable devices
Book trucks, trays, car-
riers, lifts
Other shelving accessories
[e.g., book supports,
steps, etc.)
Counters
Open access counter
44
INTRODUCTION.
383
Chairs. Tables
4 GOVERNMENT AND SERVICE
384
Office furniture
41
Council
3841
Desks
42
Committee. Trustees
3842
RoUtop
421
Election. Co-opted
3844
Drawers
members
3846
Cupboards
422
Powers
385
Lending and reference
423
Standing orders
libraries
424
Chairman
3852
Indicators
4243
Matters to be submitted
(Magazine indicators
to Chairman
are 3864)
4245
Vice-chairman
3854
Reading stands, easels
425
Clerk
3857
Show cases
426
Minutes
386
News and magazine rooms.
427
Notices of meeting
Lecture room
428
Agenda. Notices of motion
3861
Newspaper stands, slopes
4285
Attendances
3862
Racks
429
Next meeting
3863
Directory stands
4291
Reports. Returns
3864
Magazine indicators.
4292
Periodical (fortnightly.
Lists. Name tablets
monthly or quarterly)
3865
Lecture room
4294
Annual
3866
Blackboard. Screens
4295
Next annual
and other means for
4296
Special
displaying diagrams
(Subdivided like the main classi-
3867
Lecturer's reading
fication. It is best to keep
stand, desk
two copies one here, and
3868
Lantern
one with the subject. This
3869
Accessories and sup-
is only for reports presented
plies
to the committee ; reports-
387
Other special furniture
obtained by the librarian
3871
Library vans. Carts
for his own use are 577)
388
Miscellaneous items
43
Sub-Committees
(Arranged alphabetically)
431
Finance
388II
Brackets
432
Officers
38818
Clocks
433
Books
38831
Frames
434
I 38863
Notice boards
435
Buildings. Sites
38877
Safes
436
Branches. Divisional com-
i: 38884
Steps. Ladders
mittees
389
Original designs
437
Visiting
11
(Divided like the main
438
Other
t
classification)
439
Temporary
i 39
Care of Building
(The above may all be
(' 391
Protection from fire
subdivided like 42
392
Staff fire drill
Committee)
J 394
Cleaning
44
Staff
^395
Supplies
4406
Staff insurance. Superan-
396
Repairs. Renovation
nuation
397
Tools
441
Vacancies. Advertising.
1398
Patrol. Night watch
Applications
45
SUBJECT CLASSIFIQATION.
441 1 1 Clerk
44112 Chief librarian
441 13 Sub-librarian. Deputy
librarian
44114 Branch librarians. Li-
brarians-in-charge.
Heads of departments
44115 Senior assistants
44116 Junior assistants
.44117 Extra staff. Evening,
Sunday, Holiday
44118 Janitors. Cleaners
.44119 Other
441 1 92 Typists
441195 Pages. Messengers
441197 Binders
441198 Engineers
442 Interim applications
443 Examinations
444 Papers of candidates
445 Selected candidates
446 Appointments
(442-6 are subdivided
like 441)
.447 Salaries
448 Staff rules
.449 Hours. Time sheets
.45 Staff {contd.)
.451 Absences. Sick leave
452 Holidays
453 Duties
454 Special
455 Reports. Record of merit
456 Training. L. A. classes.
Library schools
457 In the library
.458 Staff meetings
459 Testimonials, i.e., given by
librarian or committee
46 Rules and regulations
461 General
(Definitions. Duties
and powers of libra-
rian)
462 Hours of opening and
closing
463 Membership. Readers'
qualifications
464 Home use of books
465 Reference use
(This includes news 1
and magazine rooms)
466 Care of books. Bookmarks
467 Order in building
468 . Special regulations
469 Actions at law. Prose-
cutions
48 Relations with other Corpora-
tion Committees
These numbers may be sub-
divided for sub-committees, I
if wished. Both committee
and sub-commitee num-
bers may be further divided
like 42, but the divisions of
42 must be preceded by a
cypher when used with 1
Committee niunbers to pre-
vent confusion with figures
in fourth place indicating
sub-committees, thus: —
488 Education committee
48806 Minutes
4886 A sub-committee of Edu-
cation committee
48866 Minutes
482 Finance committee
483 General purposes committee
484 Sanitary committee
485 Watch committee
486 Parks committee
487 Tramways committee
488 Education committee
489
49 Relations with other Corpora-
tion Departments
(Letters conveying resolu-
tions or written by
instruction of a com-
mittee go in 48. Genera]
correspondence with
officials goes here,
Under the principal
official goes all corre-
spondence with his de-
partment)
491 Town Clerk
492 Accountant. Treasurer
46
INTRODUCTION.
493
Engineer
514
Quotations
494
Medical officer. Inspector
(Both 514 and 513 may
of Nuisances
be subdivided like the
(Communications re in-
main classification, e.g.,
fected books go in
51471811 Quotations
7139)
for burghers' vouchers)
495
496
497
498
Chief constable. Police
5145
515
Accepted
Order book
Tramways manager
Clerk to education com-
mittee
(Book, etc., orders are
621. This is general
order book. Corres-
499
pondence re orders
takes this number, and
5 EXECUTIVE
may be arranged in
51 Finance
sequence of order num-
511
Estimates. Budget
bers.)
.512
Income. Cash receipts
516
Bills unpaid
5121
Rate
5161
Checked
5122
Endowment
5162
Allocated. Analysed
5123
Investments
5163
Queried
5124
Grants
5164
Entered in ledger
5125
Rent
5165
Prepared for committee
5126
Donations
5166
Approved for payment
:5i27
Subscriptions
5167
Cheque book
5128
Fines. Damages
5169
Payment deferred
5129
Other sources
517
Expenditure. Bills paid
5I29I
Borrowers' replace-
5171
Rent
ments
5172
Printing and stationery
51292
Deposits
5173
Lighting. Heating. Clean-
51293
Interest
ing
51294
Sales
5174
Loan payments
•51295
Publications
5175
Publications
(May be subdivided
(May be subdivided like 8)
like 8, e.g., Sale of
5176
Books. Periodicals, etc.
Catalogues5i295i,
(May be subdivided like
of library maga-
62, e.g., expenditure on
zine 512958)
lantern slides 51767)
ll 51296
Books. Periodicals,
5177
Binding
11
etc.
5178
Salaries. Wages
(May be subdivided
5179
Other Expenditure
t
like 62, e.g., sale
51791
Furniture and fittings
ll
of second - hand
51792
Deposits returned
S!
books 512963)
51793
Rates
Id 51297
51794
Repairs
« 51298
Waste paper
51795
Telephones
J 51299
Sales for other de-
51796
Insurance
1!';
partments or in-
51797
Subscriptions
at '
stitutions
51798
Superannuation
513
Requisitions
51799
Establishment
5135
Approved
518
Credit notes
47
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
52
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
5285
5286
529
53
531
5311
5313
5315
5317
532
53215
5322
53225
5323
53232
53233
53235
5324
53245
53247
5325
53252
53253
53254
53255
5326
53265
5327
53275
5328
53285
5329
533
5331
5332
Finance (contd.)
Ledger
Cash book
Petty cash book. Postage
book
Loans
Bank. Paying in book
Bank book
Periodical financial state-
ments
Audit
Weekly or monthly
Annual
Insurance
Stationery, supplies
. Postal
Letter paper. Official
Post cards
Envelopes
Postal wrappers
Desk
(Arranged alphabetically)
Adhesives. Gum, paste,
etc.
Elastic bands
Erasers. Rubbers
Ink
Drawing inks
Duplicating, copying,
and printing inks
Ink bottles, stands
Paper fasteners
Paper weights
Pencils
Penholders
Pens
Fountain
Pentrays, racks
Penwipers
Piercers. Bodkins
Pins
(Drawing pins are 538)
Rulers
Sealing wax. Seals
String. Tape. Straps
Trays
Waste paper baskets
Papers
Writing papers
Plain
5333
Ruled
5334
Cash columns
5335
ScribbUng paper. Pads
5336
Cartridge papers
5337
Manilla papers
5338
Drawing papers
53383
Squared
53385
Wrapping papers
5339
Blotting papers
53391
Pads
534
MS. books
5342
Plain
5343
Ruled
5344
Cash columns
5345
Squared
5346
Thumb index
5347
Copying and manifoldinj
5348
Guard books. Albums
5349
Calendars. Diaries
535
Cardboards
536
Tickets. Labels
537
Stamps. Inking pads.
Small printing outfits
538
Drawing. Implements and
supplies
(Drawing papers are 5338)
(Erasers are 5325)
(Inks are 5323)
(Pencils are 53247)
539
Painting. Implements and
1
supplies
! 55
Communication, Correspon*
dance
551
Mail in
552
Immediate
553
Referred to departments,
to be dealt with
5535
To report
554
Mail out
555
Departmental communica-
tions
556
Telephone. Telegraph
5561
Exchange calls "in."
Messages
5562
CaUs " out "
5563
Trunk calls " out "
5564
Branch telephones. Pri-
vate wires. Calls " in"
5565
Calls " out "
5566
Directory
48
INTRODUCTION.
5567
Inter-departmental tele-
phones
577
5568
Abortive calls. Com-
plaints
5569
Telegrams
557
Interviews. Deputations.
Call book
558
Copying. Copying press
5585
Copying supplies
578
559
Correspondence file. A — Z
(Correspondence is best
classed by subject,
leaving only sundries
here. See prelimin-
ary remarks)
56
Office
561
Memoranda. Office tickler
562
Diary
563
Staff time book
564
Orders for the day. Work
book. Routine calen-
dar
565
Work in hand
(Standing jobs, other
than routine work)
566
Work to be done
(This is work waiting,
but not actually in
hand)
567
Standing instructions
(This is the library's
579
manual of method —
how to do things. Sub-
divided like the main
classification)
568
Matters requiring attention
569
Ideas. Projects
57
Office (contd.)
571
Typewriting. Typewriter
58
machine
581
572
Typewriter supplies
573
Duphcating. Duplicator
machine
574
Duplicator supplies
575
576
Printing. Copy
(Except catalogue copy
663, and magazine copy
881)
Proof
Reports. Returns
(Obtained by the li-
brarian for his own
use. If for com-
mittee they go in
4296. Divided like
the main classifica-
tion)
Departmental
Subdivided by any
figures of the main
classification indica-
ting departments.
Note that two figures
should be used for
the departments in
class 7, thus : —
57871 Lending li-
brary
57874 Branches
Other departments
are then marked : —
57862 Order dept.
57866 Cataloguing
dept., etc.
This head is for general
reports on the work
of the department.
Reports on particu-
lar matters go in 577
Reports " out "
(These are reports and
returns made to other
libraries, individuals,
etc., on the work of
the library. May be
be subdivided like the
main classification)
Office (contd.)
Statistics
(General. Statistics of
stock are 659 ; of cata-
loguing 66699 ; of
classification 678 ; of
lending issues 7129 ;
of registration 7189 ; of
reference issues 7239 ;
of newsroom attend-
ance, 739)
49
SV EJECT CLASSIFICATION.
582 Register of official supplies
and forms. Samples
(On treatment of official
forms and samples of
supplies, see prelimin-
ary remarks)
583 Other supplies
584 Register of fittings
585 Catalogues of supplies and
fittings
(Kept here, but divided
like the main classifica-
tion. General cata-
logues of library appli-
ances are marked 38)
586 Recipes
(Divided like the main
classification)
587 Notices. Bills
(Whether written or
printed. Divided like
the main classification.
Circulars are 28)
589 Library council
(This is for meeting of
librarian and heads of
' departments General
staff meetings are 458)
6 ACCESSION. DESCRIPTION,
i -I CONSERVATION
61 Selection
611 Books
61 12 On approval. Personal
examination
61 13 Guides
61 15 Reviews
6116 Marked
612 Catalogues
6121 Publishers' catalogues
6122 British
61221 General
61222 Special, limited to a
subject
61223 Special, limited to an
author
61224 Juvenile
61225 Series
61226 Announcements,
publishers' maga-
zines
61227
Prospectuses of in-
dividual books
6123
American
(When without Lon-
don branch or re-
presentatives)
6124
Foreign
(6123-4 may be
divided Uke 6122
British)
61243
Government and official
publications
61244
Society and institution
pubUcations
61246
Booksellers' catalogues
61247
Sale catalogues
61249
Marked catalogues
6125
Desiderata. General
61252
Local
61255
To complete sets
613
Suggestions
6I3I
From experts, lists on
special topics
6132
Librarian's. Current
6I32I
Special funds, e.g. tech-
nical grant
61323
Special topics
61324
Reports on stock
(These are reports on
authors or topics
as represented on
the shelves — as a
guide in selection)
61325
Staff
(Until adopted by li-
brarian)
6133
Readers'
6134
Suggestions by members
of committee
61345
Queries. Doubtful
books
6135
Books enquired for
6136
Duplicates
6137
Replacements
6138
Suggestions submitted to
committee
6139
Suggestions approved
61395
Suggestions deferred
61396
Suggestions disapproved
50
INTRODUCTION.
614
Newspapers and magazines
6 Offers
6145
Excisions
62 Accepted
■6146
Specimen numbers
65 Orders not filled
■615
Pictures and photographs
7 Orders held back
616
Books for the bHnd
75 Orders counter-
.617
Lantern slides
manded
(The above heads are
8 Register of vendors
subdivided hke 611
9 Auction sales
Books, using the figures
63
Donations
after 61)
631
Acknowledgment
62
Purchase
6315
Accepted. Donation book
6203
Prices, nett book question
(A 1 offers go in 631 or
621
Order book
6315, not under the
(This is for books and
heads below)
other material classed
632
Requests for donations
in 62. General order
633
Books
book is 515)
6332
Works in progress
622
New books
6333
Annuals. Continuations
623
Secondhand books
634
Newspapers and magazines
624
Newspapers and magazines
Check list
625
Pictures and photographs
635
Pictures and photographs
626
Books for the blind
637
Books for the blind
627
Lantern slides
638
Lantern slides
628
Manuscripts
64
Book processes
Subdivisions for use under
641
Collating
above numbers (621 is
642
Allocation to departments
not divided) : —
and libraries
I On order
643
Sizing
(For records of
644
Cutting
material on order
645
Stamping
other than order
646
Plating
book, 621, e.g.,
647
Tagging
Card register of
649
Examination shelves
secondhand
65
Stock
books on order,
651
Stock books
6231)
652
Additions catalogue, cur-
15 On hire
rent year
(e.g., subscription
6525
Additions catalogue, prior
to a circulating
to current year
library of books,
653
Ephemerae
62215 ; of lan-
(Not permanently pre-
tern slides, 62715)
served)
2 Works in progress
654-
Reserve
3 Annuals. Continua-
655
Exchange
tions
656
Withdrawn. Worn out.
4 Subscriptions
Imperfect
45 Replacements
6562
To be replaced
5 Reports
6565
Not to be replaced
(Other than offers)
657
Weeding out, examination
55 lists of wanteds
of topics on shelves
51
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
6575
Books discarded
6641
6578
Disposal of books, periodi-
6642
cals, etc., other than
6643
by sale and exchange
6645
658
Missing
665
6585
Missing, found
659
Statistics
6651
66
Cataloguing
6652
6603
Various forms compared.
6653
Dictionary v. classed.
6654
etc.
6655
6605
Annotation. Evaluation
6656
(Pro and con. Discus-
6658
sion of general prin-
666
ciples)
661
Rules
6611
Author
6661
6612
Subject
6662
6613
Dictionary
6663
6614
Annotations
66635
6615
Pictures and photographs
6664
6616
Music
6665
6617
Reading lists
6666
6618
Indexes
6619
Other special codes
6667
66191
Manuscripts
66675
662
Special records and memo-
6668
randa
66685
6621
Author headings, adopted
6669
forms
66699
6622
Dictionary headings,
667
adopted forms
6671
6624
Abbreviations
6672
6625
Check marks
6673
6626
Cataloguing queries. Cor-
respondence with au-
thors, publishers, etc.
6627
Annotations, not incor-
porated in catalogues
6628
Readers' annotations
6674
663
Copy for printer
6675
6631
Checked
66756
6632
Revised
66757
6633
Arranged
66758
6634
Mounted
66759
6635
Marked
668
6638
Proof
6681
664
Copy for MS. catalogues.
6682
Typed and written
6683
cards
Checked
Revised
Arranged
Inserted
Cuttings from printed cata-
logues. Printed cards
Marked copy
Cutting and mounting
MS. additions
Checked
Revised
Arranged
Inserted
Catalogues. Staff and public
(Printed catalogues are
81-84)
Author or name
Title
Subject
Subject index
Dictionary
Special catalogues
Additions. Card or pla-
card
Guiding
Coloured & special cards
Instructions for use
Temporary entries
Under revision
Statistics
Reading lists
In preparation
On special subjects
For special classes of
people
(Original copy and
typed lists go in
6672-3. Printed lists
are 84)
Suggestions for lists
Picture bulletins
Material
Classified and arranged
In preparation
Collection of bulletins
Fittings and supplies
Cabinets
Trays. Boxes
Sheaf binders. Guard
books
INTRODUCTION.
6684 Placards. Frames
6685 " Drum " catalogues, e.g.,
Rudolph rotator
6686 Cards. Card system
6687 Guides
6688 Slips
6689 Other
669 Co-operative cataloguing
6695 Works of reference
(This head is for reference
to works useful in cata-
loguing. It may also
be used for the books
themselves)
67 Classification
671 Tables
673 Under consideration
674 Decisions
675 Book numbers
677 .Records on tags and in
books
678 Statistics
679 Works of reference
(This head is for refer-
ences to works useful
in classifying. It may
also be used for the
books themselves)
68 The Shelf
681 Shelf registers
682 Shelving, daily examina-
tion, dusting
683 Case and shelf labels
684 Plans, classification keys
687 Stocktaking, records at
shelf
688 Stocktaking, reports
689 Filing
6891 Material
68915 Pamphlets
6892 Broadsides. Sheets
68925 News cuttings
6893 Periodicals
68935 Maps
6894 Music
6895 Prints
68955 Lantern slides
6896 Appliances
68965 Mounts
6897
68975.
6898
68983
68985
68987
6899
68995
69
691
69107
6911
6912
6913
6914
6915
6916
6917
6918
6919
692
6921
6922
6923
6924
6925
6926
6927
6928
6929
693
694
6945
695
6955
696
697
698
699
6997
Boxes
Drawers. Cabinets
Binders
Portfolios
Pigeon-holes
Clips. Spikes
Apron files. Shannon,
etc.
Vertical and similar files.
Binding
Covering materials
Mode of preparation.
Testing. Society of
Arts' requirements
Morocco
Pigskin
Roan
Vellum. Parchment
Other leathers
Cloth
Paper
Boards
End papers
Treatment
Slight repairs
Special repairs
Recasing
Binding. Rebinding
Binding from the sheets
Map and plate mounting
Magazine cases
Lettering
Preservatives. Cleaning
Contracts. Specifications.
Prices
Binding book
Binder's sheets or slips
Binder's instructions
(General standing in-
structions)
Imperfections. Missing
parts. Binder's reports
Binding of serials and con-
tinuations. Register of
particulars
Rubbings. Sample volumes
Use of colours. Colour re-
gister
Home binding
Machinery and tools
53
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
Supplies
(Except covering ma-
terials 691)
Lettering tools and sup-
plies
(Process is 6928)
7 DEPARTMENTS
71II Lending Library. Loan
Lending v. reference
Open access. Open v.
closed shelves
(General and loan. Access
to reference shelves is
7204)
711 Charging
71 103 Charging systems
71104 Ledger
71105 Cards. Slips
71106 Indicator
6998
6999
7102
7104
712
7121
7122
7123
7124
7126
7128
7129
713
7131
7132
7133
Issue
Books in. Cards, in-
dicator, ledger
Restricted.
" Starred " books
Bespoken. Retained
Stopped for examin-
ation
(? wrong classifica-
tion, undesirable,
etc.)
Renewals
Records. Checks. Call
slips
Classification of issues.
Statistics. Issue sheets
Return
Books out
Inter-library loans
(These are loans
within the library
system, e.g., from
central to branch
or branch to
branch)
Inter-library dis-
charges
(These are books
borrowed at one
library and re-
turned to another)
71333
Loans to other de-
partments
(e.g., Lending loan
to reference dept.
or cataloguing
room)
71335
Special loans, e.g..
lectures, schools,
other libraries
71337
Books in process
loaned
7134
Reference books
loaned
7135
Overdues. Fined
7136
Posted
7137
Damaged. Lost
7138
Defaulters. Personal
application
71385
Reported to Town
Clerk
7139
Infected. Returned to
sanitary department
714
Errors. Queries. Tem-
porary book cards.
tickets
715
Enquiries. Suggestions.
Complaints
(This will take all en-
quiries, suggestions and
complaints as to man-
agement, irrespective of
department. En-
quiries as to book
guidance, etc., are 725)
716
Staff notice board
717
Fittings and suppHes
(Indicators are 3852)
7I7I
Trays. Ledgers
7172
Guides
7174
Sorting trays
7176
Book cards. Indicator
books
7178
Pockets
718
Registration
7I8I
Applications. Vouchers
7I8II
Burgess
7I8I2
Non- burgess
7I8I3
Deposit
7I8I5
Teachers'
7I8I6
Juvenile. School children
54
INTRODUCTION.
71817 Non-resident : privileged,
non-paying
71818 Subscribers
7182 Readers' tickets
7182 1 Ordinary
71822 Extra (non-fiction)
71825 Music
71826 Illustrations
71827 Teachers'
7183 Checking. Readers' num-
bers
7184 Tickets not issued. Ap-
plications not in order.
Queries
7185 Expiry. Renewals
7186 Members' register. Names
7187 Numbers
71875 Guarantors
7188 Suspended. Black list
7189 Statistics
72 Reference Library
7204 Open access (Reference
only)
721 Signature book
722 Charging
723 Issue
7231 Application forms.
Call slips
7232 Service. Delivery
7234 Home reading
7237 Restricted, " starred "
books
7239 Statistics
724 Return
7241 Books in use
7242 Discharge
725 Enquiries. Information
desk
(This is for aU enquiries
relating to books, re-
quests for guidance,
etc., whether coming
through the lending or
reference departments.
All other enquiries are
715)
726 Staff notice board
727 Shelf permits
728 Copying
7281 Notetaking
7282
7283
7284
7287
7288
729
7291
7292
7295
7296
73
7301
7304
732
733
735
739
74
Copying extracts, MSS.
Copying illustrations j
(Not photographic pro-
cesses, which are
7287)
Completing imperfect
books.
(e.g., supplying title
pages, etc. This is
copied matter ; com-
pleting by obtaining
printed matter from
publishers, etc., is 656)
Photography. Camera
Accessories and supplies
Reading and aids
Personal guidance
Use of reference books
Courses of reading
Choice of editions
News and Magazine Rooms
(Many matters bearing
on newsroom manage-
ment go elsewhere,
thus, supervision is
467 ; periodical check
list is 6241 ; filing
periodicals is 6893 ;
furniture and fittings
go in 386)
Desirability
Blacking out
(Discussion of the ques-
tion. Process is 733)
Methods of arrangement
and display
Preparing newspapers and
periodicals for tables
Notice boards
(The boards themselves
and their looking after ;
not the matter which
goes on them. Covers
all the notice boards in
building)
Statistics
Library System. Branches
(General and for the
branch system as a
whole. Individual
55
SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION.
75
76
branches are indicated
by letters, preceding
or following any class
number, e.g., T69 01
69T Binding at Thorn-
ton Heath branch)
Children's libraries and read-
ing rooms
School libraries
(Ordinary class numbers
are used, preceded or
followed by the letter
abbreviation for school
libraries, e.g., Sch62i
Book Order - book,
school libraries. This
is general and for heads
■peculiar to school li-
braries)
Other library departments
Delivery stations
Travelling libraries
Museum
(This is only for heads
peculiar to museums)
Art Gallery
(This is only for heads
peculiar to art galleries)
8 PUBLICATIONS
806 Free list
807 Exchange list
808 Stock
809 Advertisements
(Except in magazine,
which are 889)
81 Catalogues
82 Author
83 Dictionary
84 Classified. Subject lists
845 Pictures and photographs
846 Books for the Blind
847 Lantern slides
848 Manuscripts
85 Indicator keys. Shelf keys
86 Rules. Handbooks
87 Reports
77
771
772
78
79
88 Library magazine
881 Next number
(Catalogue copy is 663)
882 Read. Edited. Arranged
883 Proof
884 Final proof. Make-up
885 Author's corrections
886 Copy on hand
887 Departments., Special
columns
888 Subscribers
889 Advertisements
89 Other publications
(The above numbers, 81-
89 divided geographi-
cally, will take the
publications of other
libraries)
9 OTHER
91 Library Associations
911 International congresses
912 Library Association
913 Branch Associations
914 Other British Associations
915 British Colonial Associa-
tions
916 American Library Associa-
tion
917 American State Associa-
tions
918 Other American Associa-
tions
919 Other Associations
92 Library Magazines.
[i.e., professional journals)
93 Societies and institutions
(These will be meiinly
societies to which the
library subscribes.
Lists of publications go
in 61244. Here be-
long reports, etc. Local
societies are 22)
94 Co-operative work
(Co-operative cataloguing
is 669)
56
CLASSIFICATION.
,74
Categorical Tables and Index.
TABLE OF CATEGORIES, FORMS, ETC., FOR THE SUBDIVISION
OF SUBJECTS.
Generalia
•34
Ancient Geography
00
Catalogues. Lists
•35
Mediaeval —
01
Monarchs, Rulers
Subdivisions for
v/:^r\ ^"v-^ v-\ fr/^
•36
Modern —
02
rearrange-
ment
•39
Gazetteers
I
Bibliography
.40
Maps
2
Encyclopjedias, Dictionaries
.41
Biography, Necrology
3
Text-Books, Systematic
•42
Genealogy, Family History
4
— Popular(Noi]
-scientific)
•43
Heraldry
5
Philosophy and Theories
•44
Crests
6
Societies
•45
Badges and Devices
7
Periodicals, Magazines, Re-
.46
Medals
views
•47
Flags
8
Collections, Series
(Poly-
.48
Peerages
graphy), General
•49
Orders of Knighthood
9
— (Individual Authors)
•50
Epitaphs
10
History
■51
Portraits
II
Ancient History
•52
Directories
12
Christian Era
•53
Concordances
13
Mediaeval History
•54
Miscellanies, Extracts
14
Modern History
•55
Annuals, Year-Book?
15
Civil —
•56
Exhibitions, Shows
16
Church —
•57
Museums
17
Social —
•58
Specimens
18
Military —
•59
Prints,Pictures(Pictorial Side)
.19
Naval —
.60
Programmes, Playbills, etc.
.20
Battles
.61
Recipes
.21
Chronology
.62
Inventions, Origins
.22
Charters
• 63
Patents
•23
Calendars
.64
Trades
.24
Almanacks
•65
Education
•25
Diaries
.66
Methods of Teaching
26
Proclamations
.67
Lectures, Commentaries
27
Bulls
.68
Classes
28
Coronations
.69
Laboratory Work
29
Early races
.70
Methods of Study
30
Pageants
•71
Schools
31
Processions
•72
Colleges
32
Archaeology
•73
Universities
33
Geography
•74
Codes
57
.75
CLASSIFICATION.
.17$
.75 Curricula
. 76 Terms
. 77 Vacations
. 78 Scholarships
.79 Examinations
. 80 Certificates, Diplomeis
. 81 Teachers
. 82 Professors
. 83 Matriculation
. 84 Graduation
. 85 Degrees
. 86 Discipline
.87 Logic
.88 Nomenclature, Terminology
. 89 Classification
. 90 Errors
. 91 Mathematics
. 92 Arithmetic
. 93 Decimals
. 94 Analysis
. 95 Algebra
. 96 Fractions
. 97 Problems
.98 Weights
. 99 Measures
. 100 Standardization
. loi Statistics
. 102 Tables
.103 Records and Results
.104 Bookkeeping (Accounts)
.105 Cost Accounts
. 106 Stock-keeping
.107 Stock-taking and Valuation
.108 Balance Sheets
. 109 Auditing
.110 Estimates
.III Specifications
. 112 Geometry
.113 Calculus
.114 Trigonometry
.115 Mensuration
.116 Fine Arts
.117 Drawing
.118 Painting
.119 Caricatures
. 120 Decoration
.121 Design
. 122 Enamelling
. 123 Etching
. 124 Engraving
. 125 Lithography
. 126 Photography
.127 Optical Lantern
. 128 Sculpture
.129 Art Galleries
. 130 Panoramas
.131 Science
. 132 Research
. 133 Useful Arts, Technology
.134 Physical science
. 135 Physics
. 136 Ether
. 137 Atoms
. 138 Solids
. 139 Elasticity
. 140 Torsion
. 141 Plasticity
. 142 Expansion
..143 Contraction
. 144 Cohesion
. 145 Attraction
. 146 Repulsion
. 147 Radiation
. 148 Dynamics
. 149 Kinematics
. 150 Statics
.151 Force
. 152 Equilibrium
. 153 Kinetics
. 154 Motions
.155 Vibration
. 156 Rotation
.157 Centrifugal and Centripetal
Force
. 158 Work
. 159 Gravity
.160 Specific Gravity
. 161 Energy
. 162 Stabihty
. 163 Rigidity
. 164 Strength
.165 Mechanical Engineering
. 166 Mechanism
. 167 Machinery, Tools, Implements
.168 Tests and Testing
.169 Civil Engineering
.170 Roads
. 171 Bridges
. 172 Tunnels
.173 Canals
58
.174
CLASSIFICATION.
.274
. 174 Harbours
. 175 Docks
. 176 Breakwaters
. 177 Piers
. 178 Sanitation
. 179 Drainage
. 180 Sewage
. 181 Nuisances
. 182 Streets
. 183 Architecture
. 184 Planning
.185 Building Construction
. 186 Towers
. 187 Palaces
.188 Mansions, Houses
.189 Market Crosses
. 190 Railways
.191 Vehicles
. 192 Transport
. 193 Communication
. 194 Travelling
.195 Post Office
. 196 Indicators
. 197 Shipbuilding
. 198 Ships
. 199 Boats
.200 Marine Engineering
.201 Seamanship, Navigation
. 202 Sea-marks
.203 Lighthouses
. 204 Lightships
. 205 Life-boats
.206 Diving
. 207 Shipping
. Z08 Ferries
. 209 Passengers
. 210 Quarantine
.211 Shipwrecks
.212 Piracy
.213 SaUors
.214 Navy
.215 Army
.216 ArtUlery
.217 Infantry
.218 Cavalry
.219 Weapons, Arms
.220 Armour
.221 Drill
.222 Warfare
.223 Strategy
224 Tactics
225 Fortifications, Castles
226 Electricity
227 Electrolysis
228 Magnetism
229 Electrical Engineering
230 Light
231 Interference and Diffraction
232 Reflection
233 Refraction
234 Phosphorescence
235 Polarization
236 Spectrum Analysis
237 Colour
238 Microscopy
239 Heat
240 Combustion
241 Flame
242 Incandescence
243 Smoke
244 Fire
245 Fire Brigades
246 Temperatures
247 Cold
248 Steam
249 Hydrostatics
250 Water
251 Water Works
252 Fountains
253 Wells
254 Hydraulics
255 Pneumatics
256 Aerial Engineering
257 Acoustics
258 Tone
259 Pitch
260 Music
261 Scales
263 Melody
264 Harmony
265 Forms
266 Dances
267 Songs
268 Ballads
269 Operas
270 Oratorios
271 Ballets
272 Concerts
273 Astronomy
274 Cosmography
59
.275
CLASSIFICATION.
.374
. 275 Orbits
, 276 Perturbations
. 277 Satellites
. 278 Transits
- 279 Occultations
. 280 Eclipses
, 28 1 Observations
. 282 Observatories
. 283 Astrology
,284 Physiography, Scenery
. 285 Geodesy
. 286 Surveying
, 287 Cartography
.288 Seasons
, 289 Months
- 290 Weeks
,291 Days
.292 Continents
. 293 Islands
,294 Mountains (Orology)
. 295 - Plains
. 296 Deserts
. 297 Caves
, 298 Hydrography
.299 Oceans, Seas
. 300 Currents
. 301 Tides
,302 Lakes
.303 Rivers
.304 Meteorology
- 305 Atmosphere
.306 Clouds
, 307 Storms
. 308 Floods
. 309 Wind
.310 Climate
.311 Weather
.312 Horology
-313 Time
. 314 Hour
. 315 Minutes
.316 Seconds
. 317 Geology
.318 Archaean
.319 Palaeozoic
. 320 Mesozoic
.321 Caenozoic
. 322 Pleistocene
. 323 Rocks
. 324 Crystallography
. 325 Mineralogy
. 326 Metals
. 327 Fuels
. 328 Metallurgy
. 329 Smelting
. 330 Ores
. 331 Refining
.332 Electro-Metallurgy
.333 Assaying
. 334 Amalgams
■335 Alloys
.336 Mining
■ 337 Quarrying
.338 Casting and Founding
. 339 Moulding
. 340 Hardening
. 341 AnneaUng
. 342 Welding
.343 Swaging
. 344 Soldering
.345 Gilding
.346 Corrosion, Rust
.347 Forging
. 348 Chemistry
. 349 Alchemy
.350 Periodic Law
.351 Solubility
. 352 Fusion
• 353 Solidification
• 354 Vaporization
■ 355 Condensation
. 356 Filtration
• 357 AUotrophy
. 358 Isomerism
• 359 Gas
. 360 OUs
.361 Colours
. 362 Adulterations
.363 Brewing
. 364 Breweries
. 365 Distilling
. 366 Distilleries
. 367 Dyeing
. 368 Bleaching
. 369 Pottery
. 370 Glass
.371 Biology
.372 Cytology
• 373 Protoplasm
. 374 Evolution
60
.375
CLASSIFICATION.
.474
375 Development
■425
Abiogenesis
376 Growth
.426
Alternation of Generation
377 Ontogeny
.427
Copulation
378 Natural Selection
.428
Sex
379 Species
.429
Embryology
380 Ecology
•430
Propagation
381 Heredity
•431
Cultivation
382 Atavism
•432
Hybridization
383 Variation
■433
Phylogeny
. 384 Anatomy
•434
Habits
. 385 Osteology
•43.5
Instinct
. 386 Craniology
•436
Protection
. 387 Dissection
•437
Coloration
. 388 Physiology
•438
Distribution
. 389 Circulation
•439
Acclimatization
. 390 Respiration
.440
Palaeontology
. 391 Transpiration
.441
Botany
.392 Nervous System
.442
Seeds
• 393 Nutrition
•443
Sporangia
.394 Digestion
•444
Roots
.395 Hunger
•445
Thallus
.396 Thirst
.446
Shoots
. 397 Absorption
•447
Branches
. 398 Secretion
.448
Stems
. 399 Excretion
•449
Bark
.400 Pigmentation
• 450
Leaves
.401 Animal Heat
•451
Fertilization
. 402 Periodicity
• 452
Pollination
.403 Sleep
•453
Inflorescence
. 404 Hibernation
•454
Flowers
.405 Movements
•455
Perianth
.406 Locomotion
•456
Androecium
.407 Walking
• 457
Gynoeceum
. 408 Flying
• 458
Irritability
.409 Swimming
•459
Fruit
.410 Migration
.460
Botanic Gardens
.411 Organography
.461
Herbaria
.412 Morphology
.462
Palaeo-Botany
.413 Histology
• 463
Cryptogams
.414 Metabolism
.464
Bacteria
. 415 Pathology
• 465
Fermentation
. 416 Etiology
.466
Yeast
.417 Teratology
.467
Bacteriology
.418 Abnormalities
.468
Algae (Seaweeds)
.419 Degeneration
.469
Fungi
. 420 Putrefaction
.470
Mosses
.421 Death
•471
Ferns
.422 Longevity
.472
Phanerogamia
.423 Reproduction
•473
Gymnospermae
.424 Parthogenesis
•474
Angiospermas
61
.475
CLASSIFICATIOm
.574
.475 Zoology
-476 Animals
.477 Vivisection
,478 Menageries
.479 Zoological Gardens
.480 Palaeo-Zoology
.481 Protozoa
-482 Metazoa
.483 Platyhelminthes
.484 Rotifera
-485 Echinoderma
.486 Mollusca
.487 Arthropoda
. 488 Insecta
.489 Chordata
. 490 Vertebrata
,491 Pisces (Fishes), Ichthyology
.492 Aquaria
.493 ReptUia
.494 Aves (Ornithology)
.495 Mammalia
.496 Ethnology
-497 Ethnography
.498 Anthropometry
.. 499 Aborigines
. 500 Genius
-501 National Character
.502 Civilization
. 503 Love
- 504 Marriage
■ 505 Women
. 506 Children
.507 Diseases
. 508 Diagnosis
.. 509 Palpation
.510 Pulse
.511 Auscultation
.512 Rigors
,513 Hypertrophy
,514 (Edema
,515 Atrophy
,516 Abscesses
.517 Haemorrhage
.518 Gangrene
.519 Suppuration
. 520 Cough
. 521 Sputum
. 522 Prognosis
. 523 Clinics
^ 524 Inflammation
•525
Infection
.526
Contagion
•527
Immunity
.528
Hermaphrodites
• 529
Euthanasia
■530
Debihty
•531
Autopsy
•532
Materia Medica
•533
Pharmacy
•534
Medicines and Drugs
•535
Toxicology
•536
Therapeutics
•537
Balneology
■538
Hydropathy
•539
Massage
•540
Convalescence
•541
Medicine
•542
Doctors
•543
Quackery
•544
Surgery
•545
Amputation
•546
Excision
•547
Tapping
•548
Cautery
■549
Phlebotomy
■550
Dressings
•551
Bandages
•552
Splints
•553
Trusses
•554
Orthopaedic Surgery
•555
Surgeons
•556
Ambulance
•557
Hospitals, Infirmaries
•558
Asylums
• 559
Nursing
.560
Nurses
.561
Hygiene
.562
Public health
• 563
Burial
•564
Inquests
•565
Tombs
• 566
Funerals
•567
Cemeteries
• 568
Undertakers
•569
Physical Training
•570
Athletics
•571
Ambidextry
•572
Gymnastics
•573
Calisthenics
•574
Mountaineering
62
.575
CLASSIFICATION.
.674
• 575 Acrobatics
. 576 Games
.577 Field Sports
.578 Races
•579 Hunting and Hunts
. 580 Tournaments
. 581 Amusements
.582 Dancing
.583 Conversazione
. 584 Agriculture
.585 Soils
. 586 Crops
.587 Live Stock
.588 Dairy Farming
.589 Veterinary Medicine
.590 Mills and Milling
.591 Gardening, Horticulture
. 592 Gardens
.593 Parks
• 594 Conservatories
.595 Forestry
. 596 Forests
• 597 Timber
.598 Woodworking
.599 Furniture
.600 Textile Manufactures
. 601 Clothing
. 602 Costume
. 603 Fisheries
. 604 Foods
. 605 Drinks
. 606 Gastronomy
.607 Domestic Economy
.608 Hotels
. 609 Clubs
. 610 Metaphysics
. 611 Knowledge
. 612 Opinion
. 613 Esthetics
. 614 Beauty
. 615 Fashion
. 616 Convention
. 617 Style
. 618 Classicism
. 619 Romanticism
. 620 Naturalism
. 621 Picturesque
. 622 Realism
. 623 Impressionism
. 624 Vulgarity
. 625 Commonplace
. 626 Psychology
. 627 Thought
. 628 Memory
. 629 Imagination
. 630 Emotions
. 631 Sentiments
. 632 Ethics
. 633 Etiquette
. 634 Passions
■ 635 Vices
. 636 Virtues
. 637 Theology
. 638 Gods
. 639 Apologetics
. 640 Salvation
.641 Faith
. 642 Sin
. 643 Predestination
. 644 Eschatology
. 645 Heaven
. 646 Angels
. 647 Rewards
. 648 Purgatories
.649 Hell
.650 Devils
.651 Punishments
.652 Religion
.653 Mythology
. 654 Folk-Lore
. 655 Prophecies
. 656 Forecasts
.657 Occult Science
.658 Psychical Research
.659 Church Doctrines, etc.
.660 Sacred Books
. 661 Doctrines
. 662 Creeds
. 663 Catechisms
.664 Confessions of Faith
.665 Articles of Faith
.666 Ritual
.667 Church Service
.668 PubHc Worship
. 669 Sacraments
. 670 Baptisms
. 671 Eucharist
. 672 Mass
. 673 Missals
. 674 Communion
63
.675
CLASSIFICATION.
.Ill
675 Confirmation
676 Church Membership
677 Penance
678 Pilgrimages
679 Pilgrims
680 Confession
681 Absolution
682 Indulgences
683 Extreme Unction
684 Excommunication
685 Liturgies
686 Breviaries
687 Horae
688 Graces
689 Hymnology
690 Psalmody
691 Chants
692 Homiletics
693 Sermons, Addresses, Charges,
Discourses
696 Fasts
697 Festivals
699 Sabbath
700 Church Government
701 Canon Law
702 Councils
703 Synods
704 Presbyteries
705 Conventions
706 Sees
707 Dioceses
708 Congregations
709 Endowments
710 Tithes
711 Glebes
712 Cathedrals
713 Churches
714 Chapels
715 Temples
716 Synagogues
717 Mosques
718 Monasteries
719 Abbeys
720 Priories
721 Convents
722 Consecration
723 Dedication
724 Church Work
725 Revivals
726 Evangelistic Work
.727 Sunday Schools
.728 Bible Classes
.729 Prayer Meetings
. 730 Proselytism
. 731 Missions
. 732 Priesthood
■733 Clerical Office
■734 Clerical Orders
■ 735 Sacerdotalism
. 736 Benefices
. 737 Patronage
. 738 Simony
. 739 Stipends
. 740 Ordination
. 741 Ministers
. 742 Churchwardens
. 743 Ecclesiology
. 744 Vestments
■745 Symbols and Emblems
. 746 Sects
.747 Social Science
. 748 Customs
.749 Nationality
. 750 Population
.751 Births
.752 Deaths
• 753 Marriages
■754 Vital Statistics
.755 Poor
. 756 Charities
. 757 Emigration
. 758 Immigration
. 759 Colonization
. 760 Economics
. 761 , Labour
. 762 Factories
. 763 Professions
. 764 Occupations
. 765 Organization
. 766 Committees
. 767 Administration, Methods,
Systems
. 768 Officers
.769 Staff
.770 Salaries, Wages, Fees
. 771 Rules
. 772 Inspection
. 773 Slavery
.774 Trade Unions
. 775 Co-operation
64
.776
CLASSIFICATION.
.875
.776 Friendly Societies
. 777 Government
. 778 Monarchy
. 779 Courts
.780 State Control
. 781 Elections
.782 Constitution of State
. 783 Procedure
.784 Debates
.785 Acts
. 786 Reports
. 787 Parliament
.788 Civil Service
.789 Local Administration
. 790 Provinces
. 791 Departments
. 792 Counties
. 793 Parishes
. 794 Vestries
■ 795 Wapentakes
. 796 Hundreds
.797 Rural Districts
. 798 Cities
.799 County Boroughs
. 800 Towns
.801 Urban Districts
. 802 Townships
. 803 Villages
.804 Politics, Political Parties
. 805 Mayors
. 806 Aldermen
. 807 Councillors
.808 Town Clerks
. 809 Revolutions
. 810 Conspiracies
. 811 Law
. 812 Equity
.813 Lords Lieutenants
. 814 Judges
.815 Sheriffs
.816 Justices of the Peace
. 817 Magistrates
.818 Lawyers
. 819 Trials
. 820 Crimes
. 821 Ambassadors
. 822 Consuls
. 823 Alliances
. 824 Treaties
. 825 Police
. 826 Prisons
. 827 Reformatories
.828 Petitions
. 829 Contracts
. 830 Property
.831 Land
. 832 Manors
. 833 Allotments
. 834 Tenures
.835 Wills
.836 Membership Cards
. 837 Tickets
.838 Legacies, Bequests
. 839 Commerce
. 840 Trade
. 841 Fairs
. 842 Markets
. 843 Prices
. 844 Guilds
. 845 Companies
. 846 Shops
. 847 Advertising
.848 Posters
.849 Handbills
.850 Prospectuses, Syllabuses
.851 Show Cards
.852 Trade Marks
.853 Trade Labels
. 854 Money
.855 Mints
.856 Numismatics, Coins
. 857 Finance
. 858 Investments
.859 Taxation
. 860 Tariffs
. 861 Bounties
. 862 Speculation
. 863 Lotteries
. 864 Banks
. 865 Loans
. 866 Insurance
. 867 Language
. 868 Phonology
. 869 Alphabets
. 870 Vowels
. 871 Consonants
. 872 Transliteration
. 873 Abbreviations
. 874 Punctuation
. 875 Pronunciation
65
.876
CLASSIFICATION.
.975
876
Spelling
.926
Archives
877
Grammar
.927
Writing
878
Accidence
.928
Autographs
879
Inflection
.929
Manuscripts
880
Parsing
•930
Inscriptions
881
Syntax
•931
Cryptography
882
Adjectives
■932
Shorthand
883
Adverbs
•933
Books
884
Articles
■934
Printing
885
Conjunctions
•935
Paper
886
Interjections
• 936
Ink
887
Nouns
•937
Bookbinding
888
Particles
■938
Pubhshing
889
Prepositions
•939
Bookselling
890
Pronouns
.940
Libraries
891
Verbs
.941
Fiction
892
Reading
•942
Fables
893
Composition
•943
Allegories
894
Conversation, Errors of speech
•944
Poetry
895
Vulgarisms
•945
Satire
896
Dictation
.946
Anthologies
897
Lexicography, Dictionaries of
•947
Epigrams
898
Polyglots [Language
.948
Parodies
899
Idioms
•949
Drama
900
Dialects
• 950
Dialogues, Disputations
901
Slang, Argot
• 951
Theatres
902
Neology
•952
Music Halls
903
Etymology
•953
Circuses
904
Prefixes
• 954
Essays, Theses
905
Suffixes
•955
Albums, Scrap Books
906
Synonyms
•956
Anecdotes
907
Homonyms
•957
Ana
908
Antonyms
•958
Facetiae
909
Names
•959
Maxims
910
Surnames
.960
Mottoes
911
Christian Names
.961
Humour
912
Nicknames
.962
Jests
913
Place Names
•963
Proverbs
914
Chrestomathies
.964
Quotations
915
Literature
•965
Broadsides, Leaflets
916
Anonyma
.966
Tracts, Pamphlets
917
Pseudonyma
.967
Selection, Choice
918
Journalism
.968
Correspondence, Letters
919
Criticism
.969
Prosody, Versification
920
Rhetoric
.970
Renaissance
921
Oratory
.971
Reformation
922
Copyright
.972
North
923
Indexes
•973
East
924
Paleography
•974
South
925
Diplomatics
•975
West
66
Abb-Anc
CLASSIFICATION.
Anc-Ato
INDEX
TO CATEGORICAL TABLES.
Abbeys
.719
Ancient History
.11
Abbreviations
■873
Andrcecium
• 456
Abiogenesis
•425
Anecdotes
• 956
Abnormalities
.418
Angels
.646
Aborigines
.29
Angiospermae
•474
Abscesses
.516
Animal Heat
.401
Absolution
.681
Animals
.476
Absorption
•397
Annals
.21
Academies
•71
AnneaUng
• -341
Accidence
.878
Annuals
•55
Acclimatization
•439
Anonyma
.916
Accounts
.104
Anthologies
.946
Acoustics
•257
Anthropology
.496
Acrobatics
•575
Anthropometry
.498
Acts
• 785
Antiquities
• 32
Addresses
• 693
Antonyms
.908
Adjectives
.882
Apologetics
• 639
Administration
.767
Apparatus
.167
Adulteration
.362
Aquaria
.492
Adverbs
• 883
Archffian
• 318
Advertising
.847
Archaeology
• 32
^dema
•514
Architecture
.183
Aerial Engineering
.256
Archives
.926
^Esthetics
• 613
Argot
.901
Agriculture
•584
Arithmetic
. .92
Albums
• 955
Armorials
•43
Alchemy
•349
Armour
.220
Aldermen
.806
Arms
.219
Algae
.468
Army
.215
Algebra
•95
Art
.116
Allegories
•943
Art Galleries
.129
Alliances
.823
Arthropoda
■487
Allotments
•833
Article
.884
Allotrophy
•357
Articles of Faith
• 665
Alloys
■335
Artillery
.216
Almanacs
■24
Arts, Fine
.116
Alphabets
.869
— Useful
• 133
Alternation of Generation .426
Asexual reproduction
• 423
Amalgams
•334
Assaying
• 333
Ambassadors
.821
Associations
.6
Ambidextry
•571
Astrology
• 283
Ambulance
•556
Astronomy
• 273
Amputation
• 545
Asylums
•558
Amusements
.581
Atavism
.382
Ana
• 957
Athletics
•570
Analysis
.94
Atlases
.40
Anatomy
• 384
Atmosphere
.305
Ancient Geography
•34
Atoms
•137
67
Atr-Bri
CLASSIFICATION.
Bro-Chu
Atrophy
515
Broadsides
Attraction
145
Buildings
Auditing
109
Bulls, Papal
Auricular Confession
680
Burghs
Auscultation
511
Burial
Autographs
928
Bye-Laws
Autopsy
531
Csenozoic
Aves
494
Calculus
Bacteria
464
Calendars
Bacteriology
467
Calisthenics
Badges and Devices
45
Canals
Balance Sheets
108
Canon Law
Ballads
268
Caricatures
Ballets
.271
Cartography
Balneology
•537
Casting
Bandages
■551
Castles
Banks
.864
Catalogues
Baptism
.670
Catechisms
Bark
•449
Cathedrals
Baths
•537
Cautery
Battles
.20
Cavalry
Beauty
.614
Caves
Beliefs
.652
Cells
Benefices
•736
Cemeteries
Bequests
.838
Centrifugal
Bible Classes
.728
Centripetal
Bibliography
.1
Ceramics
Biography
•41
Certificates
Biology
■37^
Chants
Birds
•494
Chapels
Births
751
Charges
Blanks
26.^
Charities
Bleaching
368
Charters
Boats
199
Charts
Bookbinding
937
Chemistry
Bookkeeping
104
Children
Books
933
Chivalry
Bookselhng
939
Choice
Boroughs, County
799
Chordata
— Municipal
800
Chrestomathies
Botanic Gardens
460
Christian Era
Botany
.441
Christian Names
Bounties
861
Chronology
Branches
447
Churches
Breakwaters
176
Church Doctrine
Breeding
•423
— Government
Breviaries
.686
— History
Breweries
•364
— Membership
Brewing
363
— Service
Bridges
171
— Wardens
68
Chu-Con
CLASSIFICATION.
Con-Dan
Church Work
.724
Conjunctions
.885
Circulation
•389
Consecration
.722
Circuses
•953
Conservatories
•594
Cities
.798
Consonants
.871
Civil Engineering
.169
Conspiracies
.810
Civil History
■15
Constitution
.782
Civilization
.502
Consuls
.822
Civil Service
.788
Contagion
• 526
Classes
.68
Continents
.292
Classicism
.618
Contraction
• 143
Classification
.89
Contracts
.829
Clergy
.741
Convalescence
•540
Clerical Office
•733
Convention
.616
Clerical Orders
•734
Conventions
•705
Climate
.310
Convents
.721
Clinics
■523
Conversation
.894
Clothing
.601
Conversazione
.583
Clouds
.306
Co-operation
•775
Clubs
.609
Copulation
.427
Codes
•74
Copyright
.922
Cohesion
.144
Coronations
.28
Coinage
.856
Correspondence
.968
Cold
.247
Corrosion
• 346
Collections, General
.8
Cosmography
.274
— Individual
•9
Cost Accounts
• 105
Colleges
.72
Costume
.602
Colonies
•759
Cough
.520
Colonization
•759
Councillors
.807
Coloration
•437
Councils
.702
Colour
•237
Counties
.792
Colours
.361
Courts
•779
Combustion
.240
Craniology
• 386
Commentaries
•67
Creeds
.662
Commerce
• 839
Crests
•44
Committees
.766
Cresthomathies
.914
Commonplace
• 625
Crimes
.820
Communication
■ 193
Criticism
.919
Communion
.674
Crops
• 586
Companies
•845
Crosses
.189
Compendiums
■ 3
Cryptogams
• 463
Composition
• 893
Cryptography
• 931
Concerts
.272
Crystallography
■324
Concordances
•53
Cultivation
•431
Condensation
•355
Currents
.300
Conferences
.702
Curricula
•75„
Confession
.680
Customs
.748
Confession of Faith
.664
Cyclopaedias
.2
Confirmation
• 675
Cytology J
• 372
Congregations
.708
Dairies
,588
Congresses
.702
Dances
.266
69
Dan-Dri
CLASSIFICATION. On-
Dancing
.582
Drinks
Days
.291
Drugs
Death
.421
Dues
Deaths
•752
Dyeing
Debates
.784
Dynamics
Debihty
•530
Early Races
Decimals
•93
East
Decoration
.120
Ecclesiology
Dedication
•723
Echinoderma
Degeneration
.419
Eclipses
Degrees
.85
Ecology
Departments
.791
Economics
Deserts
.296
Education
Design
.121
Elasticity
Development
•375
Elections
Devils
.650
Electrical Engineering
Diagnosis
.508
Electricity
Dialects
.900
Electrolysis
Dialogues
• 950
Electrolytics
Diaries
•25
Electro-Metallurgy
Dictation
.896
Elements
Dictionaries, General
.2
Emblems
— Language
•897
Embryology
Diffraction
.231
Emigration
Digestion
•394
Emotions
Digests
•3
Enamelling
Dignities
•43
Encyclopedias
Dioceses
.707
Endowments
Diplomas
.80
Energy
Diplomatics
•925
Engineering
Directories
•52
Engraving
Discipline
.86
Entomology
Discourses
• 693
Environment
Diseases
•507
Ephemera
Disputations
• 693
Epigrams
Dissection
•387
Epitaphs
Distilleries
.366
Epitomes
Distilling
•365
Equilibrium
Distribution
.438
Equity
Diving
.206
Errors
Docks
•175
Errors of Speech
Doctors
■542^
Eschatology
Doctrine
.66?
Essays
Domestic Economy
.607
Estimates
Drainage
.179
Etching
Drama
•949
Ether
Drawing
.117
Ethics
Dress
.602
Ethnography
Dressings
•550
Ethnology
Drill
.221
— Pre-historic
70
Eti-Fol Cj
LASSIFI
CATION. Foo-
Gro
Etiology
.416
Foods
604
Etiquette
.633
Force
151
Etymology-
•903
Forecasts
656
Eucharist
.671
Forestry
595
Euphemisms
.902
Forests
596
Euthanasia
•529
Forging
347
Evangelism
.726
Forms
265
Evidences (Theological)
•639
Fortifications
225
Evolution
■374
Founding
338
Examinations
•79
Fountains
252
Excisions
• 546
Fractions
96
Excommunication
.684
Friendly Societies
776
Excretion
•399
Fruit
459
Exhibitions
•56
Fuels
327
Expansion
.142
Funerals
566
Extracts
•54
Fungi
469
Extreme Unction
.683
Furniture
599
Fables
.942
Fusion
352
Facetiae
•958
Future State
644
Factories
.762
Galleries
129
Fairs
.841
Games
576
Faith
.641
Gangrene
518
Fallacies
.90
Gardening
591
Family History
.42
Gardens
592
Farming
•584
Gas
359
Fashion
.615
Gastronomy
606
Fasts
.696
Gazetteers
39
Fauna
•475
Genealogy
42
Fees
.770
General
Fermentation
.465
Genius
500
Ferns
.471
Geodesy
285
Ferries
.208
Geographical Distribution
438
Fertilization
•451
Geography
33
Festivals
.697
— Ancient
34
Fiction
.941
— Mediaeval
35
Field Sports
■577
— Modern
36
Filtration
.356
Geology
317
Finance
• 857
Geometry
112
Fine Arts
.116
Gilding
345
Fire
.244
Glass
370
Fire Brigades
• 245
Glebes
.711
Fisheries
.603
Gods
.638
Fishes
.491
Government
■777
Flags
•47
Governors
.01
zroo
Flame
.241
Graces
.688
Floods
.308
Graduation
■84
Flora
.441
Grammar
■877
Flowers
•454
Gravity
•15?
Flying
.408
— Specific
.i6c
Folk Lore
■ 654
Growth
.37^
71
Gui-Hun CLASSIFICATION. Hun-Jou
Guide Books
38
Hunting
579
Guides and Aids
3
Hunts
579
Guilds
844
Hybridization
432
Gymnasia
572
Hydraulics
254
Gymnastics
572
Hydrography
298
Gymnospermffi
473
Hydropathy
538
Gynoeceum
457
Hydrostatics
249
Habits
434
Hygiene
561
Haemorrhage
517
HjTnnology
689
Handbills
849
Hypertrophy
513
Handbooks
3
Ichthyology
491
Harbours
174
Idioms
899
Hardening
340
Imagination
629
Harmony
264
Immigration
758
Health, Public
562
Immunity
527
Heat, Animal
401
Implements
167
— Physical
239
Impressionism
623
Heavens
645
Incandescence
242
Hells
649
Indexing
923
Heraldry
43
Indicators
196
Herbaria
461
Indulgences
682
Heredity
381
Industries
64
Hermaphrodites
528
Infantry
217
Hibernation
404
Infection
525
Highways
170
Infirmaries
557
Histology
413
Inflammation
524
History
.10
Inflection
879
— Ancient
.11
Inflorescence
453
— Church
.16
Ink
936
— Civil
•15
Inquests
564
— Early
.11
Inscriptions
930
— Mediaeval
•13
Insecta
488
— Military
.18
Inspection
772
— Modern
•14
Instinct
435
— Naval
19
Institutions
6
— Social
■17
Instruments
167
Holidays
77
Insurance
866
Homiletics
.692
Interference
231
Homonyms
907
Interjections
886
Horse
687
Invasions
18
Horology
.312
Inventions
62
Horticulture
591
Investments
858
Hospitals
557
Irritability
458
Hotels
.608
Islands
293
Hour
■314
Isomerism
358
Hours of Labour
.761
Itineraries
•38
Houses
.188
Jails
.826
Humour
.961
Jests
.962
Hundreds
.796
Journalism
.918
Hunger
•395
Journals
■7
72
Jud-Man
CLASSIFICATION. Man-
-Min
Judges
.814
Mansions
.188
Jurisprudence
.811
Manuals
.3
Justices of the Peace
.816
Manufactures
64
Keramics
■369
Manuscripts
929
Kinematics
.149
Maps
40
Kinetics
•153
Marine Engineering
200
Knighthood
•49
Market Crosses
189
Knowledge
.611
Markets
842
Laboratory Work
.69
Marriage
504
Labour
.761
Marriages
753
Lakes
.302
Mass
672
Land
.831
Massage
539
Language
.867
Materia Medica
532
Law
.811
Mathematics
91
Lawyers
.818
Matriculation
83
Leaflets
•965
Maxims
959
Leaves
•450
Mayors
803
Lectures
.67
Measures
99
Legacies
.838
Mechanics
148
Letters
.968
Mechanism
166
Lexicography
.897
Medals
46
Lexicons
.897
Mediaeval History
13
Libraries
•940
Medical Science
541
Lifeboats
.205
Medicines
534
Light
.230
Melody
263
Lighthouses
.203
Membership Cards
836
Lightships
.204
Memory
628
Lists
.00
Menageries
478
Literature
■ 915
Mensuration
115
Lithography
.125
Mesozoic
320
Liturgies
.685
Metabolism
414
Live Stock
.587
Metallurgy
328
Loans
.865
Metals
326
Local Administration
.789
Metaphysics
610
Locomotion
.406
Metazoa
482
Logic
.87
Meteorology
304
Longevity
.422
Methodology
89
Lord Lieutenants
.813
Methods
767
Lotteries
.863
Metre
969
Love
.503
Microscopy
238
Machinery
.167
Migrations
410
Magazines
• 7
Military Art
215
Magic Lantern
.127
— History
18
Magistrates
.817
Mills
590
Magnetism
.228
Mineralogy
325
Malacology
.486
Mines
336
Mammalia
•495
Mining
336
Management
.767
Ministers
741
Manners
.633
Mints
855
Manors
.832
Minutes (Time)
315
73
Min-Num CLAS
SIFI
CATION.
Minutes (Meetings)
786
Nurses
Miscellanies
54
Nursing
Missals
673
Nutrition
Missions
731
Obituaries
Modern Geography
36
Observations
— History
14
Observatories
MoUusca
486
Occultations
Monarchs
01
Occult Science
Monarchy
778
Occupations
Monasteries
718
Oceans
Money
854
Officers
Months
289
Oils
Monuments
128
Ontogeny
Morals
632
Operas
Morphology
412
Opinion
Mortification
518
Optical Lantern
Mortuaries
563
Optics
Mosques
717
Oratorios
Mosses
470
Oratory
Motions
154
Orbits
Mottoes
960
Orders
Moulding
339
Ordination
Mountaineering
574
Ores
Mountains
294
Organization
Movements
405
Organography
Municipal Government
789
Origins
Museums
57
Ornament
Music
260
Ornithology
Music Halls
952
Orology
Mythology
653
Orthopaedics
Names
909
Osteology
National Character
501
Outlines
Nationality
749
Pageants
Natural History
■475
Painting
Naturalism
.620
Palaces
Natural Selection
• 378
Palseobotany
Naval Art
.214
Palaeography
— History
.19
Paleeontology
Navigation
.201
Palseozoic
Navy
.214
Palaeozoology
Necrology
•752
Palpation
Neology
.902
Pamphlets
Nervous System
■ 392
Panoramas
Newspapers
■7
Paper
Nicknames
.912
Paradises
Nomenclature
.88
Parishes
North
•972
Parks
Nouns
.887
Parliament
Nuisances
.181
Parodies
Numismatics
.856
Parsing
Nur-Pa
.56(
■55'
■39;
■75:
.28:
.28:
.271
■65;
.76:
.29(
.76!
■ 36(
■37;
.26t
.61:
.12;
.23c
.27c
.92]
.27;
■49'
.74(
■33(
.76;
.41]
.62
.I2C
■494
.29^
■55^
■38;
■3
■30
• Hi
.18;
.46:
.92^
.44<
■ 3ii
.481
.501
.96;
.131
.93:
.64;
■79:
■ 59:
.78:
• 94'
74
Par-Pla
CLASSIFICATION.
Ple-Pr»
Parthogenesis
424
Pleistocene
.322
Particles
888
Pneumatics
•255
Parts of Speech
877
Poetry
■944
Passengers
209
Poisons
•535
Passions
634
Polarization
•235
Patents
63
Police
.825
Pathology
415
Politics
.804
Patronage
737
Pollination
•452
Pay
770
Polyglots
.898
Peerages
48
Polygraphy
.8
Penance
677
Poor
•755
Perambulations
38
Popular Treatment
•4
Perianth
455
Population
•750'
Periodicals
7
Portraits
• 51
Periodicity
402
Ports
.174
Periodic Law
350
Posters
.848
Perturbations
276
Post Office
• 195
Petitions
828
Pottery
• 369
Phanerogamia
472
Prayer Meetings
.729
Pharmacy
533
Prayers
.685
Philology
867
Preaching
.692
Philosophy
5
Predestination
• 643
Phlebotomy
549
Prefixes
.904
Phonology
.868
Prehistoric Ethnology
•29
Phosphorescence
234
Prepositions
.889
Photography
126
Presbyteries
.704
Phrase Books
914
Presidents
.01
Phylogeny
•433
Prices
.843
Physical Basis
•131
Priesthood
• 732
Physical Science
•134
Printing
•934
Physical Training
■569
Prints
•59
Physics
135
Priories
.720
Physiography
.284
Prisons
.826
Physiology
.388
Problems
•97
Pictorial Side
•59
Procedure
• 783
Picturesque
.621
Proceedings
.786
Piers
.177
Processions
•31
Pigmentation
.400
Proclamations
.26
Pilgrimages
.678
Professions
• 763
Pilgrims
.679
Professors
.82
Piracy
.212
Prognosis
.522
Pisces
.491
Programmes
.60
Pitch
•259
Promenades
.170
Place Names
• 913
Pronouns
.890
Plains
• 295
Pronunciation
• 875
Planning
.184
Propagation
• 430
Plasticity
.141
Property
• 830
Platyhelminthes
• 483
Prophecies
• 655
Playbills
.60
Proselytism
• 730
Plays
•949
Prosody
.969
75
Pro-Rew CLASSIFICATION.
Rhe-Ser
Prospectuses
850
Rhetoric
.920
Protection
436
Rhythm
.969
Protoplasm
373
Rigidity
.163
Protozoa
481
Rigors
• 512
Proverbs
963
Ritual
.666
Provinces
790
Rivers
■303
Psalmody
690
Road Books
-38
Pseudonyma
917
Roads
.170
Psychical Research
658
Rocks
•323
Psychology
626
Romanticism
.619
Public Health
562
Roots
•444
Public Worship
668
Rotation
.156
Publishing
938
Rotifera
.484
Pulse
510
Routes
■38
Punctuation
874
Rulers
.01
Punishments
651
Rules
.771
Putrefaction
420
Rural Districts
•797
Purgatories
648
Rust
•346
Quackery
543
Sabbath
.699
Quarantine
210
Sacerdotalism
•735
Quarries
337
Sacraments
.669
Quotations
964
Sacred Books
.660
Races
578
Sailors
.213
Radiation
147
Salaries
.770
Railways
190
Salvation
.640
Rambles
38
Sanitation
.178
Reading
892
Satellites
•277
Realism
622
Satire
•945
Recipes
61
Scales
.261
Records
103
Scenery
.284
Recreations
581
Scholarships
•78
Refining
331
Schools
•71
Reflection
232
Science
•131
Reformation
971
Scrap Books
• 955
Reformatories
827
Sculpture
.128
Refraction
233
Seamanship
.201
Regulations
771
Sea-marks
.202
Religion
652
Seamen
.213
Renaissance
.970
Seas
.299
Reports
.786
Seasons
.288
Reproduction
•423
Seaweeds
.468
Reptilia
■493
Seconds
.316
Repulsion
.146
Secretion
.398
Research
.132
Sects
•746
Respiration
•390
Seeds
.442
Results
.103
Sees
.706
Reviews
• 7
Selection
.967
Revivals
• 725
Seminaries
•71
Revolutions
.809
Sentiments
.631
Rewards
.647
Series
.8
76
Ser-Sta
CLASSIFICATION.
Sfa-Tha
Sermons
■693
Sewage
.180
Sex
.428
Sheriffs
.815
Shipbuilding
.197
Shipping
.207
Ships
.198
Shipwrecks
.211
Shoots
.446
Shops
.846
Shorthand
•932
Showcards
.851
Shows
■56
Shrines
.565
Simony
•738
Sin
.642
Slang
.901
Slavery
•773
Sleep
■ 403
Smelting
•329
Smoke
■243
Social History
•17
Societies
..6
Sociology
•747
Soils
.585
Soldering
•344
Solidification
•353
Solids
• 138
Solubility
■351
Songs
.267
South
•974
Speaking
•894
Species
•379
Specifications
.III
Specific Gravity
.160
Specimens
•58
Spectrum Analysis
.236
Speculation
.862
Speech
•894
Spelling
.876
Splints
•552
Sporangia
•443
Sputum
•521
Stability
.162
Staff
.769
Standardization
.100
State Control
.780
Statics
.150
Statistics
.101
Statues
.128
Statutes
Steam
Stems
Stipends
Stockkeeping
Stocktaking
Storms
Strategy
Streets
Strength
Study
Style
Suffixes
Summaries
Sunday Schools
Suppuration
Surgeons
Surgery
Surnames
Surveying
Swaging
Swimming
Syllabuses
Symbols
Synagogues
Synods
Synonyms
Syntax
Systematic Text-Books
Systems
Table Talk
Tables
Tactics
Tapping
Tariffs
Taxation
Teachers
Teaching
Technology
Temperature
Temples
Tenures
Teratology
Terminology
Terms
Testing
Text-books, Systematic
— Popular
Textiles
Thallus
77
The-Urb
CLASSIFICATION.
Use-Zoo
Theatres
•951
Useful Arts
•133
Theology
•637
Vacations
■77
Theories
■5
Valuation
.107
Therapeutics
•536
Vaporization
•354
Theses
954
Variation
•383
Thirst
•396
Vehicles
.191
Thought
.627
Verbs
.891
Tickets
•837
Versification
.969
Tides
.301
Vertebrata
.490
Timber
•597
Vestments
•744
Time
•313
Vestries
■794
Tithes
.710
Veterinary Art
•589
Tombs
565
Vibration
■155
Tone
258
Vices
•635
Tools
167
VUlages
.803
Topography
33
Virtues
■ 636
Torsion
140
Vital Statistics
•754
Tournaments
580
Vivisection
•477
Tours
38
Vowels
■ .870
Towers
186
Voyages
.3^^
Town Clerks
808
Vulgarisms
•895
Towns
800
Vulgarity
.624
Townships
802
Wages
.770
Toxicology
535
Walking
.407
Tracts
967
Walks
■38
Trade
840
Wapentakes
•795
Trade Labels
853
Warfare
.222
Trade Marks
852
Water
.250
Trades
64
Waterworks
•251
Trade Unions
774
Weapons
.219
Training
66
Weather
•311
Transactions
786
Weeks
.290
Transits
278
Weights
.98
Transliteration
872
Welding
■342
Transpiration
390
Wells
•253
Transport
192
West
•975
Travelling
194
Wills
•835
Travels _-j3
^
Wind
•309
Treaties
824
Women
•505
Treatises
3
Woodworking
•598
Trials
819
Work
•158
Trigonometry
114
Worship
.668
Trusses
553
Writing
.927
Tunnels
172
Year-books
• 55
Typography
934
Yeast
.466
Undertakers
568
Zoological Gardens
■479
Universities
73
Zoology
•475
Urban Districts
801
78
Table of Main Classes.
A GENERALIA
B-D PHYSICAL SCIENCE
E-F BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
G-H ETHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE
I ECONOMIC BIOLOGY
J-K PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
L SOCIAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCE )
M LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE , ]
N LITERARY FORMS
O-W HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY
X BIOGRAPHX--
MATTER AND FORCE
LIFE
MIND
RECORD
79
CLASSIFICATION.
SUMMARY TABLE OF MAIN CLASSES.
With Abbreviated Numbers for classifying small Collections, and
qualifying other subject numbers.
A— GENERALIA.
AG GENERALIA
Al EDUCATION
A3 LOGIC
A4 MATHEMATICS
A5 GEOMETRY
A6 GRAPHIC AND PLASTIC ARTS
A9 GENERAL SCIENCE
B, C, D— PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
BO PHYSICS, DYNAMICS
Bl MECHANICAL ENGINEERING,
MACHINERY
B2 CIVIL ENGINEERING
B3 ARCHITECTURE
B5 RAILWAYS, VEHICLES
B6 TRANSPORT, SHIPBUILDING,
SHIPPING
B8 NAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE
CO ELECTRICITY
CI OPTICS
C2 HEAT
C3 ACOUSTICS
C4 MUSIC
C8 ASTRONOMY
DO PHYSIOGRAPHY
Dl HYDROGRAPHY, HYDROSTATICS
D2 METEOROLOGY, PNEUMATICS,
HOROLOGY
D3 GEOLOGY, PETROLOGY
D4 CRYSTALLOGRAPHY, MINERA-
LOGY
D6 METALLURGY, MINING, METAL
TRADES
D7 CHEMISTRY
D9 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY
E, F— BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE.
EO
BIOLOGY, GENERAL
El
BOTANY, GENERAL, ORDERS
E2
—
CRYPTOGAMS
E3
—
PHANEROGAMS
(Gymnospermae
E4
—
— LILIIFLORiE
(Haemodoraces
E5
—
— CENTROSPERM/E
(Cynocrambacex;
E6
—
— rosacea; (Roses)
E7
—
— SAPINDALES
(Sabiacea]
E8
—
— UMBELLIFLORa;
(Umbellifers)
E9
—
— TUBIFLORyE
(Gesneracea)
FO
ZOOLOGY, GENERAL, PROTOZOA
Fl
—
METAZOA
F2
—
MOLLUSCA, ARTHROPODA
(Crustacie)
F3
—
ARTHROPODA (Insecta)
F4
—
CHORDATA, PISCES
F5
—
REPTILIA
F6
—
AVES (Birds)
F7
—
MAMMALIA
F8
—
— (Ongulata)
F9
—
— (Carnivora)
G, H— ETHNOLOGICAL AND
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
GO ETHNOLOGY
G2 HUMAN ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY
G3 PATHOLOGY
G4 MATERIA MEDICA, PHARMACY
G5 THERAPEUTICS, MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL SCIENCE (General)
80
CLASSIFICATION.
G6 FUNCTIONS, DISEASES, OSTEO-
LOGY
G7 NERVOUS SYSTEM : BRAIN, IN-
SANITY
G8 SENSORY SYSTEM
G9 RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
HO BLOOD AND CIRCULATION
HI DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
H2 URINARY SYSTEM
H3 REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
H4 SKIN AND HAIR
H5 PARASITICAL, INFECTIOUS AND
OTHER DISEASES
H6 AMBULANCE, HYGIENE AND
BURIAL
H7 PHYSICAL TRAINING AND EXER-
CISES
H8 FIELD SPORTS
H9 RECREATIVE ARTS
I— ECONOMIC BIOLOGY AND
DOMESTIC ARTS.
10 AGRICULTURE, DAIRY FARMING
U VETERINARY MEDICINE
12 MILLING, GARDENING.FORESTRY
13 WOOD WORKING
14 TEXTILE MANUFACTURES
15 CLOTHING TRADES
16 COSTUME, JEWELLERY
17 VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL
PRODUCTS
18 FOODS AND BEVERAGES
19 GASTRONOMY, DOMESTIC
ECONOMY
J, K— PHILOSOPHY AND RE-
LIGION.
JO METAPHYSICS
Jl AESTHETICS, PSYCHOLOGY
J2 ETHICS
J3 PHILOSOPHY
J4 THEOLOGY, RELIGION, GENERAL
J5 MYTHOLOGY, FOLK LORE
J6 CHURCH DOCTRINES
J7 — FASTS, FESTIVALS
J8 — GOVERNMENT
KO CHURCHES AND SECTS, NON-
CHRISTIAN
Kl CHRISTIAN CHURCHES, BIBLE
K3 CHRISTOLOGY
K4 EARLY AND EASTERN CHURCHES
K5 MONACHISM
K6 LATIN CHRISTIANITY, ROMAN
CATHOLICISM
K7 PROTESTANTISM, EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES
K8 NONCONFORMITY
K9 PRESBYTERIANISM AND MISCEL-
LANEOUS
L— SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
SCIENCE.
LO SOCIAL SCIENCE
LI POLITICAL ECONOMY
L2 — SCIENCE, GOVERNMENT
L3 CENTRAL AND LOCAL ADMINIS-
TRATION
L4 LAW, INTERNATIONAL, GENERAL
L5 — TRIALS, ACTIONS
L6 — CRIMINOLOGY, POLICE,
PENOLOGY
L7 CONTRACTS, PROPERTY AND
TENURES
L8 COMMERCE AND TRADE, MONEY
L9 FINANCE
M— LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
MO LANGUAGE, GENERAL
Ml LITERATURE, GENERAL
M2 AFRICAN AND ASIATIC LAN-
GUAGES AND LITERATURE
M4 EUROPEAN LANGUAGES AND
LITERATURE (Latin, etc.)
M5 EUROPEAN LANGUAGES AND
LITERATURE (Teutonic)
M6 AMERICAN LANGUAGE
M7 PALAEOGRAPHY, BIBLIOGRAPHY,
HISTORICAL TYPOGRAPHY
M8 PRACTICAL PRINTING AND
BOOKBINDING
M9 LIBRARY ECONOMY
8i
CLASSIFICATION.
N— LITERARY FORMS.
NO FICTION
Nl POETRY
N2 DRAMA
N3 ESSAYS AND MISCELLANEA
0— UNIVERSAL HISTORY, GEO-
GRAPHY AND AFRICA.
CO UNIVERSAL HISTORY
01 ARCHiSOLOGY
02 UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY
03 NORTH AFRICA
04 EGYPT
05 EAST AFRICA
06 CENTRAL AFRICA
07 SOUTH AFRICA
08 WEST AFRICA
09 AFRICAN ISLANDS .
P— OCEANIA AND ASIA.
PO AUSTRALASIA
PI POLYNESIA, MICRONESIA,
MELANESIA
P2 MALAYSIA
P29 ASIA
P3 JAPAN
P4 CHINA
P5 FARTHER INDIA, MALAY STATES
P6 INDIA
P88 AFGHANISTAN
P9 PERSIA
Q, R— EUROPE, GENERAL AND
SOUTH (Latin, etc.)
QO EUROPE, GENERAL
Ql TURKEY IN EUROPE
Q12 — IN ASIA
Q2 PALESTINE
Q26 ARABIA
Q3 GREECE
Q4 BALKAN STATES
Q5 ITALY
RO FRANCE
R6 SPAIN
.R8 PORTUGAL
S, T— EUROPE, NORTH (Teutonic
and Slavonic).
SO RUSSIA IN EUROPE
S15 POLAND
52 FINLAND
S25 RUSSIA IN ASIA
53 AUSTRIA
S34 BOHEMIA
54 HUNGARY
55 SWITZERLAND
56 GERMANY
S61 HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE
57 PRUSSIA
TO NETHERLANDS
Tl HOLLAND
T2 BELGIUM
T4 SCANDINAVIA
T5 DENMARK
T6 NORWAY
T8 SWEDEN
U, V— BRITISH ISLANDS.
UO IRELAND
U2 WALES
U3 ENGLAND
VO SCOTLAND
V5 UNITED KINGDOM
V6 BRITISH EMPIRE
W— AMERICA.
WO AMERICA, GENERAL
W02 CANADA i
W08 INDIAN TRIBES
Wl UNITED STATES
W5 MEXICO
W6 CENTRAL AMERICA
W63 WEST INDIES
W7 SOUTH AMERICA
W72 BRAZIL
W8 ARGENTINA
W9 POLAR REGIONS
X— BIOGRAPHY.
XO COLLECTIVE AND CLASS BIO-
GRAPHY
X08 HERALDRY
Xll ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD
X2 EPITAPHS
X21 PORTRAITS, etc.
X3 INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY, SUB-
DIVISIONAL TABLES
82
AOOO-104 Generalia
CLASSIFICATION.
Generalia A105-151
Classification Tables.
A. GENERALIA. GENERAL SCIENCE.
A
000
001
002
003
■004
006
007
008
009
010
oil
012
013
014
015
040
050
051
052
053
060
070
100
lOI
102
103
104
Encyclopaedias. Dictionaries
A
105
Illiteracy
Collections (Polygraphy)
106
Secular Education
Several Authors
107
Religious Tests
Single Authors (Collected
no
Methods of Teaching (Peda-
Works). Arrange by
gogy)
Biographical Numbers
III
Lectures
Concordances
112
Classes. Class Lessons. Forms
Societies. Associations {Divide
113
Laboratories
by National Nos.)
114
Methods of Study
Congresses. Festivals. Eistedd-
"5
Educational Systems
fod, etc., General.
116
Infant Education. See also
(Divide by National Nos.)
Giio Children
Exhibitions. Shows (Divide by
117
Kindergarten
National Nos.)
118
Elementary Education
Museums (Divide by National
119
Secondary —
Nos.)
120
Higher —
Recipes
121
Classical —
Inventions
123
Humanities
Patents
125
Technical Education
Specifications (Divide by
126
Manual Training. Slojd
National Nos.)
127
Evening Schools
Patent Agents
128
Home Education
Patent Offices or Depart-
129
Self Culture
ments (Divide by National
130
Schools and Colleges
Nos.)
131
Curricula
Annuals. Year Books
132
Terms
Periodicals General
133
Vacations
Magazines —
134
Scholarships. Bursaries
Reviews —
135
Examinations
Newspapers —
136
Competitive
Chap Books, General
138
Overpressure. Overstudy
Broadsides, Leaflets, General
139
Cramming
Note. — All Periodicals from
140
Certificates. See also L130
050 to 070, when on special
Professions
subjects, must be numbered with
141
Diplomas
their Subject-Numbers.
142
Rewards and Prizes
143
Schools
EDUCATION
145
Registers and Time Tables
State Education
146
Pupils. Students
State Aid
147
Discipline
Education Departments or
148
Punishments
Ministries of Instruction
149
Home Lessons
(Divide by National Nos.)
150
Object Lessons]
Compulsory Education
151
Marks for Lessons
83
A152-404 Generalia
CLASSIFICATION.
Generalia A405-471
A
152 Teachers
153 Head Teachers
154 Class —
155 Pupil —
156 . Monitors
157 Tutors (Governesses)
Ushers. " Coaches ''
158 Public Schools
159 Fagging
160 Academies
161 Endowed Schools
162 Church Schools
163 Monastic Schools
164 Voluntary Schools
165 Boarding Schools
166 Private Schools
167 Truant Schools. Truants
168 Ragged Schools
169 Industrial Schools
170 Pauper Schools
171 Other Schools
180 Universities
181 Professors. Fellows
182 Matriculation
183 Graduation
184 Graduates
185 Degrees
1 86 University Extension
300 LOGIC (Dialectics)
301 Propositions (Assent, Doubt)
302 Names, Terms, Definitions
(Nomenclature)
303 Reasoning (Argument)
304 Syllogism
305 Induction
306 Deduction
307 Observation
308 Experiment
309 Hypotheses
310 Generalization
311 Analogy
320 Classification (Methodology)
330 Fallacies. Errors
400 MATHEMATICS
401 Arithmetic
402 Numeration and Notation
403 Arabic Numerals
404 Roman Numerals
A
405 Greek Numerals
406 Other Numerals
407 Prime Numbers and Factors
408 Addition
409 Subtraction
410 Multiplication
411 Division
412 Fractions
413 Decimals
414 Analysis. Combinations.
Permutations
415 Ratio and Proportion. Pro-
gression
416 Involution and Evolution
417 Bills of Parcels
418 Calculating Machines
419 Abacus
420 Mental Arithmetic
425 Arithmetic and Algebra, to-
430 Algebra [gather
431 Equations
432 Fractions
433 Binominal Theorem
434 Analysis
435 Proportion and Progression
436 Involution and Evolution
437 Higher Algebra
438 Determinants
439 Probabilities
440 Accidents
441 Chance
442 Luck
443 Logarithms
450 Weights and Measures (Metrics)
451 British Weights & Measures
452 Foreign Weights & Measures
453 Obsolete Weights & Measures
454 Metric System
455 Standardization of Weights,
etc.
456 Measuring Machinery
(Gauges, Meters, Rules,
Slide Rule)
460 Statistics, General. {Special
statistics goes with sub-
ject)
461 Records and Results, General
470 Bpokkeeping (Accounts)
471 Accountancy. Accountants
84
A472-600 Generalia
CLASSIFICATION.
Generalia A601-644
472 Single-Entry Bookkeeping
473 Double-Entry —
474 Other Systems
475 Cost Accounts
476 Stock Keeping
477 Stock Taking and Valuation
478 Profit and Loss
479 Invoices and Statements
480 Cash Book
481 Ledger
482 Day Book
483 Other Books and Records
484 Assets. Receipts
485 Liabilities. Expenditure
486 Balance Sheets. Budgets
487 Auditing. Auditors
488 Estimating. Estimates (Bids)
489 Specifications
500 Geometry
501 Euclidian Geometry
502 Modern Geometry (Non-
Euclidian)
503 Fourth Dimension
504 Analytical Geometry
505 Plane Geometry
506 Solid (Volumetric) Geometry
507 Curvilinear Geometry
508 Quadrature
509 Conic Sections
510 Descriptive Geometry
511 Projection
512 Perspective
513 Shadows
514 Stereotomy
515 Mathematical Drawing
520 Calculus
521 Differential
522 Integral
523 Quaternions
524 Functions
"525 Finite Differences
530 Trigonometry
531 Plane
532 Spherical
540 Mensuration
600 GRAPHIC AND f PLASTIC
ARTS. (The Pictorial
Record)
A
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
Fine Arts, General
National Divisions (Divide
by National Nos.)
Drawing and Painting
Methods : —
Drawing, alone
Freehand Drawing
Model Drawing
Drawing for Reproduction
Book Illustration
Blackboard Drawing
Silhouette Drawing
Copying
Drawing Copy Books and
Cards
Pantagraph
Painting, alone
Oil Painting
Water Colour Painting
Monochrome —
Encaustic —
Gesso —
Tempera (Distemper)
Brush Work
Other Methods
Mediums : —
Pencil Drawing
Chalk —
Charcoal —
Crayon (Pastels) —
Pen and Ink
Subjects : —
Animal
Figure
Genre
Artistic Anatomy
Nude Studies
Draped Studies
Portraits
Miniatures
Caricature
Cartoons
Sketching fromNattrre
Landscape
Marine (Seascapes)
Plant Studies
Flowers
Fruit
Trees
85
A645-694 Generalia
CLASSIFICATION.
Generalia A695-753
A
645 Frescoes
646 Scene Painting
fc4«l National Schools of Painting :—
650 Ancient Schools
651 Oriental, General
652 Egypt
653 Japan
654 China
655 India
656 Persia
657 Arabia
658 Turkey
659 Greece
660 Italy
661 France
662 Spain
663 Portugal
664 Russia
665 Austria-Hungary
666 Switzerland
667 Germany
668 Netherlands
669 Holland
670 Belgium
671 Scandinavia
672 Denmark
673 Norway
674 Sweden
675 Britain, General
676 England and Wales
677 Scotland
678 Ireland
679 America
680 Works of Individual Painters
{Divide by Biographical Nos. )
681 Decoration
682 Design
683 Ornament
684 Illumination
685 Poker Work
686 Applique Work
690 Industrial Decoration
691 House Painting
692 Mural Painting (generally)
See also B313 Walls
693 Tapestry. See also I341
Curtains, etc.
694 Wall Papers. See also
I I34T Curtains, etc.
A
695 Paper Hanging. See
also I341 Curtains
696 Other Wall Decorations
697 Mosaic Work. Niello, etc.
698 Signs and Sign Painting.
See also L860 Adver-
tising
699 Staining and Stains
700 Graining
701 Enamelling and Enamels
702 Lacquering and Lacquers
703 Japanning
704 Polishing and Polishes.
Burnishing
705 French Polishing
706 Stencilling
710 Etching
711 Works of Individual Etchers
(Divide by Biographical Nos.)
715 Engraving
716 Wood Engraving
717 Copper —
718 Steel —
719 Mechanical —
720 Aquatints
721 Mezzotints
722 Other Forms
723 Works of Individual En-
gravers
730 Lithography
731 Chromo-Lithography. See
also M853-54 Colour-
Printing
732 Algraphy
735 Photo-Mechanical Engraving
and Printing
736 Woodburytype
737 Collotype
738 Photo-Lithography
739 Zincography
740 Half-tone Process
741 Photogravure
742 Process Printing. See also
M840-55 Printing
750 Photography. See also
Cioo Optics
751 Photo-optics
752 Photo-chemistry
753 Cameras and accessories
86
A754.-797 Generalia
A
754 Exposures
755 Shutters
756 Flashlight
757 Telephotography
758 Negative Processes
759 Wet Plates
760 Dry Plates and Films
761 Development
762 Fixing
763 Intensification and Re-
duction
764 Dark Rooms
765 Re-touching
766 Other Methods
767 Positive Processes
768 Daguerrotypes
769 Ferrotype (Tin Types)
770 Silver Prints
771 Bromide Prints
772 Blue Prints
773 Carbon Prints
774 Platinotype
775 Gum Bichromate Process
776 Toning and Fixing
^']^ other Printing Methods
780 Enlarging and Copying
781 Orthochromatic Photo-
graphy
782 Colour Photography
783 Trick Photography
784 Lantern Slide Making
785 Optical Lanterns (Magic
Lanterns)
786 Kinematography (Moving
Pictures)
787 Zoetrope (Wheel of Life)
788 Photographic Trades and
photographers
790 Sculpture
791 Modelling
792 Carving, Stone, Marble
793 Plaster Casts
794 Statuary
795 Monuments
796 Sepulchral Monuments.
See also H662 Tomb
Burial
797 Tombs. Shrines. Mauso-
leums
CLASSIFICATION. Generalia A798-950
Phys. Science BOOO-011
A
798 Canopies
799 Effigies
800 Brasses
801 Bas-reliefs
802 Cameos
803 Wax-Figures
804 Wax-Works
805 National Schools (Divide by
National Nos.)
806 Restoration of Pictures, Sculp-
ture, etc.
807 Art Unions
808 Picture Dealing and Dealers
809 Bric-a-brac
810 Artists' Marks and Monograms
820 Art Galleries and Collections
821 Public (Divide by National
Nos.)
822 Private (Divide by Biographi-
cal or National Nos.)
823 Individual Artists (Divide by
Biographical Nos.)
830 Panoramas. Dioramas
831 Peep Shows
900 General Science
901 Endowment of Research
902 Science and Arts (Together),
General
903 Useful Arts (Collected
Works)
904 Collected Trades
950 Scientific Travel and Surveys
(Divide by National Nos.)
B-D PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
B
000 PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
GENERAL
001 PHYSICS (Natural Philosophy)
002 Molecular and Molar
003 Ether
004 Atoms. Particles
005 Vortex-atoms
006 Solids ;
007 Elasticity
008 Torsion
009 Plasticity
010 Expansion
on Contraction
87
B012-111 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science B112-154
B
012
013
014
015
016
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
038
039
040
041
042
050
052
100
lOI
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
110
III
Cohesion
Attraction
Repulsion
Radiation
Radio-activity
Dynamics (Mechanics)
Kinematics
Statics
Force
Equilibrium
Graphic Statics
Kinetics
Motion
Vibration
Rotation
G3^oscope. SpinningTop
Centrifugal and Centri-
petal Force
Work. Friction
Gravity
Specific Gravity
Pendulum
Energy
Transmission of Force
Inclined Plane
Pulley
Wedge
Cord and Catenary
Cog Wheels
Structures and Materials
StabiHty
Rigidity. Tension
Strength
Mechanical Engineering (Ap-
plied Mechanics)
Mechanism
Rolling and Shding Con-
tacts
Trains of Mechanism
Lubrication
Linkages
Standardization of
Mechanism
Adjustabihty
Interchangeability
Machinery, Implements, Tools
(General)
Driving Machinery (Motive
Power, Prime Movers)
B
112
Stationary Engines
(General)
113
Screw Propellers
114
Turbines
115
Automatic Machinery and
Actions
116
Locomotive Machinery
(Auto-machinery)
117
Hoisting Machinery
118
Cranes
119
Derricks
120
Elevators. Lifts. Hoists
121
Scaffolding
122
Hauling Machinery
123
Haulage. Traction
124
Pressing and Crushing Ma-
chinery
125
Stamping (Embossing)
126
Diesinking
127
Hammering
128
Punching
129
Planishing (Flatting)
130
Compressing. Crushing
131
Holding and Gripping
Machinery
132
Vices
133
Cutting and Shearing
Machinery
134
Lathes and Turning
135
Milling
136
Knurling
137
Drilling and Boring
138
Planing
139
Slotting
140
Sawing
141
Saws
142
Grinding and Polishing
Machinery
143
Filing. Files
145
Emery wheels. Grindstones
146
Rolling, Drawing and Bend-
ing Machinery
147
Drying Machinery
150
Sifting and Mixing Machinery
151
Separating
152
Distributing
153
Testing Machinery
154
Hand Tools : Planes, Axes,
Chisels, etc.
B160-213 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science B214-272
B
B
i6o
Machine Parts, Appliances and
214
Turnpikes
Operations
213
Tolls
i6i
Fitting, Assembling, Making
220
Bridges (Viaducts)
Read}'
221
Stone and Brick
162
Finishing
222
Iron and Steel
163
Gearing
223
Wooden Bridges
164
Wheel gearing (Wheel and
224
Tubular
axle)
225
Suspension
165
Rope gearing
226
Cantilever
166
Springs
227
Swing
167
Valves
228
Drawbridges
168
Axles
229
Other Varieties
169
Brakes
230
Tunnels. Tunnelling
170
Pivots
231
Subterranean Surveying
171
Journals
232
Canals
172
Bearings
233
Locks
173
Ball Bearings
235
Canal Life and Boatmen
174
Levers
240
Harbours
175
Balances. Counterpoises
241
Docks
176
Cranks. Eccentrics. Cams
242
Graving Docks and Dry
177
Couplings. Connecting Rods
Docks
178
Shafting
243
Floating Docks
179
Belting
244
Breakwaters
180
Screws. Screw Cutting.
245
Groins
Screw Standards
246
Piers and Jetties
jigo
Model Machinery
247
Quays
191
Mills and Millwork
248
Wharves
192
Turntables
249
Dredging and Dredgers
IQ3
Animal Power
194
Engineers
250
SANITARY and Municipal
195
Military
Engineering
196
Naval
251
Sanitary Engineering (alone)
197
Volunteer Engineers
252
Rural Sanitation
198
Engine Drivers
253
Urban —
254
House —
200
CIVIL ENGINEERING
255
Trade —
201
Excavations and Excavators
260
Drainage. Drains
202
Caissons
261
Combined Drainage
203
Navvies
262
Sewage and Waste
204
Embankments. Dykes
263
Disposal of Sewage
205
Land Slides
264
Sewage Farms
206
Gradients
265
Cesspools
207
Levels
266
Closets
208
Roads
267
Pubhc Lavatories and
209
Trails
Urinals
210
Trade Routes
268
Middens
211
Caravan Routes
270
Nuisances
212
Highways
271
Air pollution
213
Subways
272
Waters pollution
89
B273-332 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science B333-378
B
273 Scavenging and Street Clean-
ing
274 Dust. Refuse
275 Dust Destructors
276 Pavements and Paving
277 Paviors
278 Streets in Towns
279 Traffic and Order
280 Noises
281 Watering
290 Municipal Engineering
(alone). See also H620-25
Hygiene
295 Public Works, Boards or
Ministries
300 ARCHITECTURE
301 Planning
302 Sites
303 Elevations
305 Building Construction
306 Materials
307 Limes, Cements
308 Quantities
309 Foundations
310 Piles and Pile-driving
311 Concrete
312 Artificial Stone, Marble, etc.
313 Walls. See A692 Mural
Decoration
314 Underpinning
315 Shoreing
316 Rough casting
317 Rusticated Work
318 Circular Work
319 Masonry
320 Building Stones
321 Masons
322 Masons' marks
323 Brickwork
324 Bricks and Brickmaking
325 Terra-cotta
326 Bricklayers
327 Timber houses
328 Half-timber work
329 Roofs
330 Slates
331 Tiles
332 Other coverings
B
333 Floors
334 Wood-block flooring. Par-
quetry
335 Floor coverings (Linoleum,
eic.)See also l45oCarpets
336 Floor preparations
337 Beams
338 Girders
339 Ceilings
340 Plastering, Plasters, Stuccos
341 Plasterers
342 Doors
343 Doorways
344 Windows
345 Dormer windows
346 Oriel windows
347 Blinds and Screens
348 Staircases
349 Stair treads
350 Handrailing
351 Ladders and Steps
352 Other Structural details
355 Light and Air Rights
356 Ventilation
357 Building Operations
358 Clerks of Works
359 Builders
360 Architectural Details
361 Arches
362 Keystones
363 Pilasters, Piers
364 Buttresses
365 Flying buttresses
366 Columns. Pillars. Carya^
tides. Obilisks
367 Capitals
368 PUnths
369 Pediments (Tympana. Lin-
tels. Mantels)
370 Gables
371 Entablature : (Facias)
Architraves, Friezes
372 Cornices
373 Mouldings
374 Tracery
375 Mullions
376 Balustrades
377 Parapets
378 Gargoyles
90
B379-427 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science B428-471'
B
379
Corbels
B
428
Sedilia
380
Corbel-tables
429
Other details
381
Crockets
430
Domestic Architecture (general)
382
Vaulting
431
Dwelling Houses
383
Vaults
432
Palaces and Mansions
384
Spandrels
433
Cottages and Villas
385
Arcades
434
Dining Rooms
386
Colonnades
435
Kitchens
387
Verandahs
436
Larders
388
Ambulatories
437
Drawing Rooms
389
Galleries
438
Boudoirs and Dressing
390
Terraces
Rooms
391
Esplanades
439
Bedrooms
392
Porches and Porticos
440
Studios
393
Halls and Vestibules
441
Secret Chambers
394
Gateways
442
Other Apartments
395
Gates
443
■Industrial Architecture
396
Turnstiles
444
Street Architecture
397
Lodges
445
Market Crosses
398
Screens
446
Shops and Fittings
399
Pavilions
447
Restoration of BuUdings
400
Towers
448
Preservation of ancient
40T
Campaniles
buildings
402
Belfrys
450
Historical and Descriptive
403
Spires
Architecture
404
Turrets
451
Styles and Orders
405
Pinnacles
452
Primitive Architecture
406
Finials
(Savage Races)
407
Domes
453
Asiatic
408
Cupolas
454
Chinese
409
Naves
455
Indian
410
Choirs
456
Other
411
Chancels
457
African
412
Aisles
458
Egyptian
413
Transepts
459
Greek
414
Cloisters
460
Doric
415
Apses
461
Ionic
416
Chapter houses
462
Corinthian
417
Refectories
463
Romanesque [Divide by-
418
Triforium
National Nos.)
419
Clerestory
464
Tuscan
420
Altars
465
Composite
421
Reredos
466
Saxon
422
Pulpits
467
Norman
423
Lecterns
468
Transition
424
Fonts
469
Byzantine
425
Piscinas
470
Moorish
426
Pews
471
Gothic {Divide by National
427
Stalls
Nos.)
91
B472-523 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science B530-602
472
Early English
473
Decorated
474
Perpendicular
475
Renaissance {Divide by
476
Tudor [National Nos.)
477
Elizabethan
478
Stuart
479
Jacobean
480
Queen Anne
481
French Renaissance
482
German —
483
Italian —
484
Flemish —
485
Other national styles
486
Modern Styles {Divide by
National Nos.)
487
Flamboyant
488
Rococo
489
High Buildings (" Sky
scrapers ")
490
Framed Structures
500
RAILWAY ENGINEERING
501
Railways {Divide by National
Nos.)
502
Permanent way
503
Rails
504
Gauges
505
Sidings
506
Level crossings
507
Rolling stock
508
Carriages. Trains. Cars
509
Trucks
510
Couplings
5"
Brakes
512
Signals
513
Single Line Railways
514
Mountain and Steep Grade
railways
515
Street (Light) and Under-
ground Railways
516
Tramways
517
Electric Traction
518
Cables
519
Horse Traction
520
Ship Railways
521
Stations (Junctions)
522
Traffic
523
Time Tables
B
530 Railway Administration
531 State Railways
532 Carriage of Goods
533 Waggons
534 Freights
535 Rates
536 Terminals
537 Passengers
538 Return Tickets. Fares
539 Zone System
540 Season Tickets
541 Running Powers
542 Clearing House
550 VEHICULAR ENGINEERING
551 Wheels
552 Tyres
553 Wheelwrights
554 Coaches and Carriages
555 Coach, Cab and Carriage
Building
556 Chariots
557 Handcarts (Barrows)
558 Bath Chairs
559 Rickshaws
560 Perambulators
561 Carts and Vans. Waggons
562 Omnibuses
570 Motor Carriages (Road
Carriages or Auto-cars)
571 Traction engines
572 Motoring as a sport
580 Cycles (Velocipedes)
581 Bicycles
582 Tricycles
583 Other Forms
584 Cycling as a sport
590 Litters
591 Palanquins
592 Sedan Chairs
593 Sledges (Sleighs)
594 Stretchers
595 Other Wheel-less Carriages
600 TRANSPORT AND COMMUNI-
CATION
601 Travelling (general)
602 Art of Travel
92
B603-648 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science B650-69*
B
B
5o3
Land Transport
650
5o4
Ocean —
605
Aerial —
651
607
Posting
652
608
Horse and Carriage Hiring
653
609
Job Masters
610
Cab Drivers
654
611
Coachmen
655
612
Driving and coaching
656
613
Carriers
657
614
Removals (Household and
658
other)
659
615
Packing. Storage
660
616
Messengers and Porters
661
617
Commissionaires
662
618
Caretakers and Janitors
663
620
Post Ofllce {Divide by
National Nos.)
664
621
Postmasters
665
622
International PostalUnion
666
623
Stamps, Post-Oifice.
667
Franks
668
624
Revenue
669
623
Other
670
626
Post-Cards
671
627
Post-Marks
672
628
Mails
673
629
Parcel Post
674
630
Philately
675
631
Telegraphs
676
632
Transmitters
677
633
Receivers
678
634
Cables
679
635
Instruments
680
636
Semaphores
681
637
Wireless Telegraph}
682
638
Coherers
683
639
Interruptors
684
640
Telephones
685
641
Speaking Tubes
642
Speaking Trumpets
686
643
Megaphones
687
644
Pneumatic Despatch
645
Signalling (general)
690
646
Heliograph
647
Indicators
691
648
Other means of communica-
692
tion
693
Telepathy see G773
694
SHIPBUILDING (Marine Archi-
tecture)
Design of Ships
Hulls
Anti-fouling Composi-
tions
Lines
Bulkheads
Unsinkable ships
Stability of Ships
Shipbuilding Yards
Launching of Ships
Masts
Rigging
Gear of Rigging
Sails and Sailmaking
Windlasses and Ship Furni-
ture
Varieties of Ships
Schooners
Brigs
Barques
Yachts and Yachting
Other varieties of Ships
Boats
Boatbuilding
Motor Boats
Barges
Galleys
Gondolas
Punts and Punting
Canoes and Canoeing
Rafts
Life-buoys
Other Forms of Boats
Regattas
Shipbuilders
Anchors and Cables
Marine Engineering
Boilers see Heat C 210
Paddle-wheels
Submarine vessels
SEAMANSHIP AND NAVIGA-
TION
Navigation
Nautical Almanacs
Nautical Astronomy
Sights
93
B695-736 Phys. Science CLA SSIFICA TION. Phys. Science B737-805
B
B
695
Sailing and Handling of
737
Bills of Lading
Ships
738
Charter Party
696
Sailing Directions
739
Cargoes
697
Chart-Work
740
Deck Cargoes
698
Soundings
741
Stowage
699
Compass
742
Dunnage
700
Steering. Steering Gear
743
Ballast
701
Log Books
744
Jettisoning
702
Signals at Sea
745
Stevedores
703
Rule of Road at sea
748
Lighters
704
Lights on Vessels
749
Ship Stores
705
Watches
750
Ship Chandlers
706
Pilotage
751
Shipwrecks (general)
707
Pilots
752
Single Ships
708
Rowing and Boating
753
Disasters at Sea (Fire, etc.)
709
Sculling
754
Wreckers
710
Boat-races
755
Flotsam, Jetsam and Ligan
711
Sea Marks (general)
756
Derelicts
712
Light-houses
757
Castaways
713
Trinity House
758
Marooning
714
Commissioners for Light-
759
Salvage
houses {Divide by
760
Towage. Tugs. Hovelling
National Nos.)
761
Privateering
715
Lightships
762
Letters of Marque
716
Buoys
763
Piracy
717
Beacons
770
Merchant Seamen
718
Life Boats
771
Captains
—
Saving Life at Sea. See
772
Mates
H603 Ambulance
773
Piu"sers (Supercargoes)
719
Diving and Divers
774
Stewards
775
Other Officers
720
SHIPPING
776
Sailors (Mercantile, Naval)
721
Merchant Shipping
Crews
722
Sailing Lines
777
Sea Life
723
Steamship Lines
77%
Sailors' Homes
724
Ferries
779
Crimping. Shanghaing
725
Tonnage
780
Press Gang. Impressing
726
Shipping Registers
781
Barratry
727
Unseaworthy Ships
785
Marine Courts [Divide by
728
Overloading
National Nos.)
729
Load Line
730
Undermanning
800
NAVAL AND MILITARY
731
Passengers
SCIENCE
732
Stowaways
801
Naval Science
733
Quarantine
802
Sea Power. Command of
734
Ports. Harbour Dues and
the Sea
Laws
803
Naval Occupation
735
Freights, Rates, Fares
804
Blockades
736
Demurrage
805
Blockade Running
94
B806-851 Phys. Science CLASSIFICA TION. Phys. Science B852-898
B
B
806
Navies (Divide by National
852
807
British Navy [Nos.)
853
808
Fleets
854
809
Single Warships
855
810
Admiralty
811
Naval or Marine Boards
856
(Divide by National Nos.)
857
812
Officers (Commissions)
858
813
Admirals
859
814
Captains
860
815
Commanders
861
816
Subalterns. Lieutenants
862
Engineers. See B194
863
817
Midshipmen
864
818
Cadets
865
819
Warrant Officers
866
820
Petty Officers
867
821
Marines
868
822
Artillery
869
823
Infantry
870
824
Naval Reserve
871
825
Naval Volunteers
826
Battleships
872
827
Frigates. Cruisers
873
828
Gunboats. Corvettes
874
829
Torpedo Boats
875
830
Torpedos (Mines)
876
831
Destroyers
877
832
Fire Ships
879
833
Naval Depots (Dockyards)
880
835
Coaling Stations
881
836
Training Ships
882
837
Coastguard
883
838
Navy List
884
840
Military Science
885
841
Martial Law
886
842
Courts Martial
887
843
National Armies (Divide by
888
National Nos.)
889
.844
British Army
890
845
Regimental History
891
846
Territorial System
847
Indian Army
892
848
Colonial Army
893
849
Army Reserve
894
850
War Office
895
851
War Departments or Minis-
896
tries (Divide by National
897
Nos.)
898
National Defence
Conscription
Mobilization
General Stall (Officers. Com-
missions)
Commander-in-Chief
Marshals
Generals
Colonels
Majors
Captains
Subalterns
Adjutants
Non-commissioned Officers
Sergeants. Quartermasters
Corporals
Privates (Common Soldiers)
Recruiting
Desertion
Short Service System
Mercenaries (Soldiers of
Fortune)
Guerilla Bands
Volunteers (General)
Army Corps
Division
Brigade
Battalion
Military Police
Cavalry
Horse Guards
Dragoons. Cuirassiers
Lancers
Hussars
Yeomanry
Mounted Infantry
Artillery
Field Artillery
Mountain Batteries
Fort Artniery
Volunteer Artillery
Engineers. See B 194-96
Infantry
Line
Foot-Guards
Volunteer Infantry
Mihtia
Commissariat
Army Service Corps
95
B899-941 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science B942-9
B
899
Army Medical Corps
B
942
Obsolete Weapons and Wa
900
Field Hospitals
Machines
901 _
Vivandiere
943
Battering Rams, etc.
902
Camp Followers. Suttlers
944
Drill, Discipline (General)
903
Boys' Brigades. Cadets
945
Formations
904
Army Lists
946
Manoeuvres
905
Arsenals
947
Kriegspiel (War Game)
906
Barracks
950
Warfare (Art of War)
907
Encampments (Camps. Cas-
951
Strategy (Generalship)
trametation)
952
Plan of Campaign
908
Tents (Wigwams. Mar-
953
Intelligence
quees)
954
Scouting
909
Bivouacs
955
Reconnoitering
910
Canteens
956
Spies
911
Ordnance. Weapons
957
Despatches
912
Firearms, in general
958
Military Topography
913
Guns (Cannons)
959
Route Maps
914
Shells (Grenades,
960
Marches (Marching)
Petards, Projectiles)
961
Base
915
Mortars
962
Lines of Communication
916
Gunnery
963
Flying Columns
917
Ballistics
964
Tactics
918
Rifles (Muskets, Carbines,
965
Order of Battle
etc.)
966
Outposts. Vedettes
919
Musketry (Shooting)
967
Sentries and Guards
920
Rifle Ranges
968
Ambuscades
921
Pistols
969
Assaults
922
Revolvers
970
Skirmishing. Plan of
923
Competitions
Attack
924
■ Swords
971
Fortifications (Defensive
925
Daggeis. Dirks
Works)
926
Bayonets
972
Castles
927
Swordsmanship
973
Keeps
928
Fencing
974
Battlements
929
Broadswords
975
Moats
930
Single-stick
976
Earthworks (British,
931
Spears (Lances, Pikes,
Roman and other Forts)
Halberts)
977
Walls (Circumvallation)
932
Battle-axes (Maces, Clubs,
978
Trenches
Batons)
979
Mining and Countermining
933
Shields (Targets)
980
Sieges (Investments)
934
Accoutrements, General
981
State of Siege
935
Armour
982
Foraging. Pillage
936
Military Costume. Uniform
983
Booty. Loot
937
Helmets
984
Billeting
938
Archery
985
Armistices
939
Bows and arrows
986
Prisoners of War
940
Crossbows
987
Ransom and Exchange
941
Weapons of Savage Races
988
Parole
96
B989-C104 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science C105-212
B
C
989
Surrenders (Capitulation)
105
Reflection
990
Truces
106
Refraction
991
Honours of War
107
Absorption
992
Casualties
108
Phosphorescence
995
Duelling
109
Polarization. Polariscope
no
Spectrum Analysis. Spec-
C
troscope
000
ELECTRICITY AND MAGNET-
III
Photometry
ISM
112
Actinometry
001
Electricity (alone)
120
Colour
002
Electro - dynamics
121
Red
003
Electrostatics
122
Orange
004
Electro -kinetics
123
Yellow
005
Electric Current
124
Green
006
Galvanism
125
Blue
007
Electron (Electric Atoms)
126
Indigo
See also B004 Atoms
127
Violet
008
Cells
128
Other Colours
009
Condensers
129
Primary Colours
010
Induction
130
Neutral Colours
on
Conduction
140
Illumination. Artificial
012
Hertzian Waves
Lighting
030
Magnetism
141
Lamps
031
Magnets
145
Darkness
032
Hysteresis
150
Lenses. See also A750
033
Terrestrial Magnetism
Photography
034
Diamagnetism
152
Telescopes
050
Electrical Engineering
155
Micrometers
051
Dynamos
156
Stereoscopes
052
Armature
137
Camera Lucida
053
Insulation
159
Camera Obscura. Sciopticon
054
Alternating Currents
160
Mirrors
055
Transformers
161
Kaleidoscope
056
Power Transmission and
170
Microscopy
Storage
171
Object Mounting
057
Generating Stations
172
Photo-micrography
058
Batteries
173
Microscopes
060
Electric Lighting
061
Arc Lamps
200
HEAT
062
Incandescent Lamps
201
Combustion
063
Search Lights
202
Flame. Fire
070
Wiring and Switches
203
Incandescence
(Cables)
204
Furnaces
205
Forced Draught
100
OPTICS (Light)
206
Ovens
101
Wave Theory
207
Crucibles
102
Light Rays
210
Boilers
103
Velocity
211
Water Tube
104
Interference and Diffraction
212
Fire Tube
97
C213-275 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science C276-42:
c
213
Encrustation
C
276
Pressure Gauges
214
Boiling. Boiling Point
277
Governors
215
Chimneys. Chimney
278
Steam Whistles
Sweeping
279
Other Parts
216
Chimney Stacks
280
Stationary Engines
217
Steeple Jacks
281
Locomotive —
218
Fireplaces. Heating,
282
Mechanical Construction
(Steam, Hot Water,
283
Heat Engines
Electricity)
284
Heating & Melting Machinerj
219
Stoking and Stokers
285
Oil Engines
220
Smoke
286
Vaporization
221
Smoke Prevention
287
Carburettors
225
Fire Producers
290
Gas Engines
226
Flint and Steel
227
Matches
300
ACOUSTICS (Sound)
228
Fuses
301
Vibrations
229
Burning glasses
302
Wave Motions
230
Fire Extinction (Fires)
303
Analysis of Sound
231
Fire Engines
304
Measurement
232
Escapes
305
Sirens
233
Hydrants
306
Musical Tone (Clang)
234
Chemical Methods
307
Pitch
240
Temperatures
308
Concert Pitch
241
Thermometry
309
Noise
242
High Temperatures
310
Silence
243
Low Temperatures
320
Phonographs
244
Cold
330
Gramaphones (Talking
245
Laws of Cooling
Machines)
246
Refrigerating and Cooling
Machinery
340
Microphones
247
Cold Storage
400
MUSIC
248
Evaporating and Con-
401
Notation
densing
402
Staff
249
Thermometers
403
Tonic Sol-fa
250
Thermostats
404
Other Varieties
251
PjTometry
405
Modes and Scales
252
P5^ometers
406
Ancient
253
Calorimetry
407
Oriental
254
Calorimeter
408
Chromatic Scales
255
Specific Heat
409
Major Scales
260
Thermodynamics
410
Minor —
261
Heat Pressure
411
Clefs (Keys, Signatxures)
262
Entropy
412
Transposition
270
Steam Engines
413
Temperament
271
Steam
414
Time
272
Valves
415
Speed (Tempo-Measure)
273
Condensers
416
Metronome
274
Cylinders
420
Melody
275
Pistons
421
Accent
98
C422-470 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science C471-524
c
422
Expression
C
471
Csardas
423
Rhythm
472
Fandangos
424
Phrasing
473
Gaillards
435
Themes
474
Galops
426
Harmony and Composition
475
Gavottes
(together)
476
Hornpipes
427
Harmony
477
Jigs (Gigues)
428
Intervals
478
Lancers
429
Chords
479
Landler
430
Thoroughbass. Figured
480
Mazurkas
Bass
481
Minuets
431
Counterpoint
482
Passacaglias
432
Canto Fermo
483
Pavans
433
Double Counterpoint
484
Polaccas
434
Canon
485
Polkas
435
Fugue
486
Polonaises
436
Composition
487
Quadrilles
437
Extemporization
488
Reels
440
Musical Forms
489
Rigadauns
441
Rondo
490
Sarabands
442
Sonata
491
Strathspeys
443
Instrumental Forms
492
Saltarellos
444
Arrangements. Tran-
493
Schottisches
scriptions
494
Sicilianas
445
Caprices. Capriccios
495
Tarantellas
446
Chaconnes
496
Waltzes
447
Courantes
497
Other Dance Forms
448
Divertissement
500
Vocal Forms
449
Exercises
501
Arias
450
Fantasias
502
Canzones (Chansons)
451
Impromptus
503
Cavatinas
452
Marches
504
Scenas. Recitative
453
454
4^5
Nocturnes
Potpourris (Medleys)
Preludes
505
Analysis of Forms and Com
positions
4'S6
Scherzos
510
Choral Practice
457
Serenades
511
Choir Training
458
Sonatinas
512
Vocal Practice. See also^
459
Studies
G902 Vocal Organs '
460
Toccatas
513
Voice Training
461
Variations (Divisions)
514
Singing
462
Other Forms
515
Accompaniments
465
Dance Forms. See also
516
Solfeggi. Exercises.
H980 Dancing
Vocalises
466
AUemande
520
Voices
467
Boleros (Cachuchas)
521
Soprano. Treble
468
Bourees
522
Mezzo-Soprano
469
Branle (Brawl)
523
Alto
470
Country Dances
524
Contralto
99
C525-591 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science C592-63S
525
Tenor
526
Baritone
527
Bass
528
Falsetto
529
Others
530
Whistling (Siffleuse)
531
Conducting
535
Oratorios -, {Arrange by
540
Cantatas Composers and
545
Odes use Biographi-
Sacred Music cal Nos.).
550
551
Gregorian Music
552
Services
553
Graduals
554
Sequence
555
Masses
556
Requiem Masses
557
Anthems
558
Motets
559
Antiphonals
560
Psalms
[Church or Denominational
Psalmody, See J 641. Single
coUections of particular
churches, take church plus
categorical Psalmody Nos.]
565
Hymns
[Church or Denominational
Hymnals, See J640. Single
collections of particular
churches, take church plus
categorical Hjmmology Nos.]
568
Chants and Chanting
569
Chorales
570
Plain Song
571
Carols (Noels)
572
Sacred Solos
580
Concerted Vocal Music\ a, ^
581
Glees
1^
582
Madrigals
r|
583
Part Songs
^s'l
584
Rounds and Catches
5!
P to
585
Trios
586
Duets ) ^ f
590
Songs and Ballads, General
591
National. Folk Songs
{Arrange by National
Nos.)
c
592
593
594
595
596
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
-I
a _
^^
Co ^».
• o
Special Collections
Comic Songs
School and College
Songs
Nursery Songs
Individual Com-
posers' Works..
Musical Instruments, General
Ancient and Obsolete In-
struments, General
Instruments of Savage
Races
Stringed Instruments
(Played with Bow)
Rebec
Crwth (Chrotta)
Viols
Viol d' Amore
Viol da Gamba
Lyras
Violin
Viola
Violoncello
Double Bass (Contra-
bass)
Bowing and Bows
Strings (Cat-gut and
Wire)
Stringed Instruments
(Plectral, Plucked by
Hand)
Harps
Lyres
Irish Harp
Welsh Harp
Scotch Harp
Pedal or Concert Harp
iEolian (or Wind) Harp
Jew's Harp
Other Harps
Psaltery
Citterns
Zithers
Guitars
Lutes
Pandura (Bandola)
Theorbo-Lute
Mandoline
Banjo
100
C640-686 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science C687-738
c
C
640
Stringed Instruments.
687
(Keyboard)
688
641
Dulcimer
690
643
Virginals
643
Spinet
691
644
Clavichord
692
645
Harpsichord (Clavecin)
693
646
Hurdy-Gurdy (Vielle)
694
647
Pianoforte
695
648
Fingering
696
649
Vamping
697
650
Pianola
698
651
Mechanical Pianofortes
699
655
Wind Instruments (Cup-
700
blown)
701
656
Bugles
702
657
Bugle Calls
703
658
Key (Kent) Bugle
704
659
Valve Bugle
705
660
Sackbut
706
661
Trumpets (Clarions,
Clarino)
707
662
Slide Trumpet
708
663
Valve Trumpet
709
664
Cornetto
710
665
Cornet
715
666
Horns
716
667
Waldhorn (Hunting
717
Horn)
718
668
French Horn (Valve
719
Horn)
720
669
Post Horn
721
670
Buglehorn
722
671
Saxhorn
723
672
Saxotrombas
673
Trombones
725
674
Tubas
726
675
Ophicleide
727
676
Bombardon
728
677
Euphonium
729
678
Serpent
730
679
Pipe (Shepherd's Pipe)
731
680
Pandean or Pan Pipe
732
681
Pitch Pipe
733
682
Recorder
734
683
Flute-a-bec
735
684
Flageolet (Tin Whistle)
736
685
Fife
737
686
Piccolo
738
Flutes (Transverse)
Ocarina
Wind Instruments (Reed
Blown)
Bagpipes
Highland Bagpipes
Irish (Union Pipes)
Northumbrian „
Spanish „
Basset Horn
Clarinet
Bass Clarinet
Tenoroon
Saxophone
Shawna
Musette
Oboe (Hautboy)
Aboe d'Amore
Oboe d'caccia
Cor Anglais (English
Horn)
Bassoon
Double Bassoon
Surrusophone
Harmonica
Wind Instruments (Keyed)
Regal
Accordion
Concertina
Melodeon
Harmoniums
American Organ
Mustel Organ
Water Organ
(Hydraulus)
Organ (Pipe Organ)
Organ Blowing
Pedalling
Barrel Organ
Enharmonic Organ
Percussion Instruments
Drums
Tabor
Side Drum
Kettle Drums
Bass Drum
Gongs
Tom-tom
Tambourine
lOI
C739-792 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science C793-939
c
739
Bells
C
793
Troubadors
740
Bell-ringing (Campan-
795
Concerts
ology)
796
Street Music
741
Bell-founding
742
Hand-bells
800
ASTRONOMY
743
Glockenspiel (Carillon)
801
Cosmography (The Universe)
744
Musical Glasses
802
Nebular Hypothesis
745
Triangle
803
Plurality of Worlds
746
Cymbals
810
Celestial Dynamics
747
Castanets
811
Celestial Hemispheres
748
Bones
812
Orbits
749
Xylophone
813
Perturbations
750
Mechanical Instruments
814
Celestial Motions, Rota-
751
Musical Boxes
tion, Places
752
Orchestrions
820
Spherical Astronomy
753
Tuning Forks
830
Descriptive Astronomy
760
Orchestration and Instru-
850
Solar System
mentation
860
Sun
761
Orchestral Music (Full Scores )
[Pianoforte and other
865
870
880
Parheha (Mock Suns)
Sunshine
Earth as a Planet
arrangements go with In-
885
Moon
struments]
890
Paraselenae (Mock
762
763
764
Symphonies \ , ,
Overtures (^.''''^T.- *,^
Concertos Biographical
Suites ^°'-)
900
901
Moons)
Planets
, Distances
765
902
Kepler's Laws
766
Brass Band Music
903
Mercury
767
Military Band Music
904
Venus
768
Wood- Wind Band Music
905
906
Mars
770
Chamber Music
Asteroids
771
Nonets
907
Jupiter
772
Octets
908
Saturn
773
Septets
909
Uranus
774
Sextets
910
Neptune
775
Quintets
911
Extra Neptunian
776
Quartets
Planets
777
Trios
912
SateUites
780
Dramatic Music, General
920
Comets
781
Grand Operas i
925
Meteors (Aerolites)
783
Comic Operas
926
Shooting Stars
785
Operettas
(Arrange
927
Zodiacal Light
787
English Ballad
■by Bio-
928
Aurora Borealis
Operas or
graphical
930
Stellar System (Fixed Stars)
Musical Plays
Nos.)
931
Double Stars
789
Ballets >
932
Variable Stars
790
Musicians
933
Star Clusteis
791
Bards
935
Nebulae
792
Minstrels
939
Milky Way (Galaxy)
102
C940-D048 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science D049-108
c
D
940
Transits
049
October
943
Occultations
050
November
948
Eclipses
051
December
950
Observations
052
Weeks
955
Corrections
053
Days (Dawn. Morning)
958
Observatories
055
Monday
960
Astrology
056
Tuesday
965
Horoscopes
057
Wednesday
058
Thursday
D
059
Friday
000
PHYSIOGRAPHY (Physical
060
Saturday
Geography)
Sunday. See J760 Fes-
001
The Earth as a whole
062
Twilight [tivals
002
Hemispheres
063
Night
003
Land as a whole
070
Seismology
004
Plane Earth
071
Volcanoes
005
Spherical Earth
072
Earthquakes
006
Structure of the Earth
073
Geysers
007
Geodesy
080
Icework
008
Latitude
081
Ice
009
Longitude. Meridian
082
Glaciers
010
Equator
083
Icebergs
on
Tropics
084
Snow
012
Arctic Circle
085
HaU
013
Antarctic Circle
086
Frost
014
Geographical Degrees, etc.
090
Continents i
?"?.
015
Azimuth
091
Islands. Atolls
i <^
016
Horizon
092
Mountains (Orology)
1- s-
3 '^
017
Zenith
093
Plains. Prairies.
-« i
020
Surveying. See also O280
Marshes. Bogs
0"
Cartography
094
Deserts
?^
021
Ordnance Surveys
095
Caves. Grottos
^»
030
Dynamics of the Earth
096
Underground Phenomena"
031
Rotation
097
Other Natural Land Features
032
Seasons
100
Hydrography
035
Spring
lOI
Oceans
036
Summer
102
Atlantic Ocean
037
Autumn
103
Atlantis
038
Winter
104
North Sea
039
Months
Baltic Sea. See T940
040
January
Gulf of Mexico. See
041
February
105
Pacific Ocean [W634
042
March
106
Indian Ocean
043
April
107
Arctic Ocean
044
May
108
Antarctic Ocean
045
June
Mediterranean Sea. See
046
July
Q041
047
August
{Other Seas go at nearest
048
September
Countries, to W
103
D120-216 Phys. Science CLASSIFICATION. Phys. Science D220-2S
D
D
120
Ocean Currents
220
Storms
121
Tides
221
Cyclones
122
Waves
222
Anti-cyclones
130
Lakes (Single lakes go at
223
Winds. Hurricanes
Countries, 0-W)
224
Trade Winds
131
Rivers (Single rivers go at
225
Monsoons
Countries, 0-W)
226
Simoons. Siroccos.
132
Stream Flow
Mistral
140
Hydrostatics (Water Power)
227
Land and Sea Breezes
141
Water
228
Waterspouts
142
Chemical Constitution
229
Whirlwinds
143
Uses (General)
230
Tornadoes
144
Water Works
231
Dust Storms
145
Reservoirs (Dams. Sluices)
232
Thunderstorms
146
Aqueducts
233
Lightning
147
Conduits
234
Atmospheric Electricit;
148
Cisterns
235
Lightning Conductors "
149
Domestic Supply
236
Barometers. Barometry
150
Town Supply
237
Anemometers
151
Drinlring Fountains
240
Climate
152
Filters
245
Weather
153
Wells
246
Forecasts
154
Artesian Wells
251
Pneumatic Engines
155
Hydro-kinematics
252
Blowing Machinery
156
Capillary Attraction. Capil-
253
Fans
larity
256
Bellows
158
Siphoning. Siphons
257
Blowpipe
159
Buoyancy
258
Air Pumps
170
Hydraulic Engineering
259
Other Machines
171
Hydraulic Presses
260
Compressed Air
172
Hoists (Lifts. Elevators)
261
Windmills
173
Rams
265
Aerial Engineering
174
Wheels
266
Balloons
175
Fountains
267
Flying Machines
176
Pumps
268
Aeroplanes
200
Meteorology (Climatology)
269
Kites
201
Atmosphere (Pneumatics)
270
Horology
202
Composition
271
Time (Civil)
203
Cosmic Dust
272
Hours
204
Rainbows. Halos
273
Minutes
205
Mirages
274
Seconds
206
Sky
275
Solar Time
210
Clouds
276
Lunar Time
211
Rain
277
Sidereal Time
212
Floods (Inundations)
278
Regulation. Synchro-
213
Dew. Moisture
nization
214
Hygrometry
279
Standards. Zones
215
Fogs (Mists. Hazes)
280
Watch and Clock-Makini
216
Droughts
281
Movements
104
D282-328 Phys. Science CLASSIFICA TION. Phys. Science D329-380
D
D
282
Escapements
329
Carboniferous
283
Trains
330
Permian
284
Fuzees
331
Mesozoic (Secondary)
285
Springs
332
Triassic
286
Balances
333
Lower
Pendulums. See B035
334
Middle
288
Chimes. Striking Clocks
335
Upper
289
Other Parts (Dials,
336
Jurassic
Hands, Cases)
337
Lower (Lias)
290
Watches
338
Middle
291
Chronometers
339
Upper (Oolite)
292
Clocks
340
Cretaceous
293
Hour Glasses
341
Lower
294
Sun-Dials
342
Upper
295
Other Time-keepers
343
Caenozoic (Tertiary)
296
Watch and Clock-Making,
344
Lower
Auxiliary Trades
345
Eocene
346
Lower
300
GEOLOGY
347
Middle
301
Structural (Tectonic) Geology
348
Upper
302
Denudation (Erosion)
349
Oligocene
303
Deposition
350
Lower
304
Field Geology
351
Upper
305
Outcrops
352
Miocene
306
Dips
353
Pliocene
307
Strikes
354
Pleistocene (Quaternary)
308
Lamination
355
Glacial
309
Folds
356
Recent
310
Dislocations
360
Petrology, Lithology (Rocks)
311
Faults
361
Igneous Roclcs
312
Jointing
362
Volcanic
313
Cleavage
363
Plutonic
314
Metamorphism
364
Lava
315
Stratigrapliical Geology
365
Pumice
316
Archaean
366
Felsites
317
Palaeozoic
367
Basalt
318
Cambrian
368
Porph3n-y
319
Lower
369
Granites. Syenites
320
Middle
370
Sedimentary Rocks
321
Upper
371
Sandstones
322
Ordovician (Lower
372
Shale
Silurian)
373
Clays
323
Gotlandian (Upper
374
Meerschaum
Silurian)
375
Gypsum
324
Devonian
376
Limestone
325
Lower
377
Marl
326
Middle
378
Hornblende
327
Upper
379
Asbestos
328
Old Red Sandstone
380
Dolomite
105
D381-435 Phys. Science CLA SSIFICA TION. Phys. Science D436-48i
D
D
381
Crystalline Schists and Meta-
436
Alkaline Earth Metals
morphic Rocks
437
Magnesium
382
Gneiss
438
Calcium
383
Schists
439
Strontium
384
Slates
440
Barium
385
Marbles
441
BeryUium
386
Alabaster
442
Earth Metals
387
Serpentine. Talc (Soap-
443
Aluminium
stone)
444
Scandium
388
Unclassified Rocks
445
Yttrium
389
Stalagmites andStalactites
446
Lanthanum
390
Earths
447
Cerium
391
Sands
448
Neodymium
395
Economic Geology
449
Praseodymium
398
Local Geology
450
Ytterbium
Fossils. See Palaeontology
Heavy Metals : —
400
401
402
403
404
CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
Structure and Growth
Physical Crystallography
Optical —
Chemical —
451
452
453
454
455
456
Iron Group
Iron
Bar Iron
Pig Iron. Cast Iron
Malleable Iron
Steel
410
MINERALOGY
457
Manganese
411
Metallic Elements
458
Cobalt
412
Metalloids
459
Nickel
413
Haloids
460
Chromium
414
Sulphides. Arsenides
461
Molybdenum
415
Sulphur Salts
462
Tungsten
416
Oxides
463
Uranium
417
Manganites
464
Radium
418
Aluminates
465
Zinc
419
Borates
466
Cadmium
420
Carbonates
467
Copper Group
421
Silicates and Titanates
468
Copper
422
Nitrates. Vanadates
469
Lead. Thallium
423
Phosphates. Arsenates
470
Lead Working
424
Niobates. Tantalates
471
Plumbing
425
Sulphates
472
Pewter
426
Tellurates
473
Mercury
427
Chromates
474
Silver
428
Molybdates. Tungstates
Base Metals : —
429
Uranates
475
Antimony. Vanadium
Light Metals :—
476
Bismuth. Niobium
430
Alkali Metals
477
Tin
431
Potassium
478
Tinfoil
432
Sodium
479
Stanneries
433
Lithium
480
Tinsmiths
434
Rubidium
481
Tinkers
435
Caesium
482
Zirconium. Titanium
106
D483-551 Phys. Science CLA SSI PICA TION. Phys. Science D552-642
D
D
483
Thorium
552
Collieries
Noble Metals : —
555
Colliers
485
Gold
560
Peat (Braunkohle)
486
Platinum
561
Lignite
487
Ruthenium
562
Briquettes
488
Rhodium
563
Anthracite
48q
Palladium
565
Bitumen
490
Osmium
566
Asphalt
491
Iridium
570
Liquid Fuel
492
Other Minerals
575
Other Fuels
493
Ammonium
494
Borax
600
METALLURGY
495
Calomel
601
Smelting
496
Cinnabar
602
Blast Furnaces
497
Graphite. Plumbago.
603
Open Hearth Furnaces
Black Lead
604
Ores
498
Mica
605
Bullion
499
Pyrites
606
Refining and Parting
500
Quartz
607
Chlorination
501
Flints
608
Cyanide Process
510
Precious Stones
609
Slags
511
Lapidary Work (Glyptics)
610
Electro-Metallurgy. See also
512
Artificial Precious Stones
D728 Electrolysis
513
Diamonds
615
Assaying
514
Corundum
616
Amalgams
515
Rubies
617
Alloys
516
Sapphires
618
Metallography
517
Spinels
620
Mining Engineering
518
Beryls
621
Prospecting
519
Emeralds
622
Placer Mining
520
Topaz
623
Boring
521
Garnets (Carbuncles)
624
Shafts
522
Opals
625
Ventilation
523
Turquoises
626
Choke Damp
524
Amethysts
627
Timbering and Shoreing
525
Chalcedony
629
Explosions
526
Agates
630
Fire Damp
527
Onyx
Miners' Lamps. See C141
528
Carnelian
Lamps
529
Jasper
Lighting of Mines. See
530
Felspar
C140 Lighting
531
Malachite
633
Blasting
532
Lapis-lazuli
634
Winding Machinery. See
533
Amber
also B120 Hoists
534
Jet
635
Miners
535
Jade (Nephrite)
638
Quarrying
536
Pearls
640
Metal Trades
550
Fuels
641
Metal Working
551
Coal
642
Casting and Founding
107
D643-700 Phys. Science CLA SSIFICA TION. Phys. Science D701-759
D
D
643
Moulding
701
Alchemy
645
Foundries
702
Transmution of Metals
646
Armour Plates
(Philosopher's Stone)
647
Pipes. Tubes
703
Elixir of Life
648
Stoves
704
Menstruum (Alkahest). See
649
Hollow Ware (Pots, Pans,
also D708
Kettles)
705
Physical Chemistry
650
Hardening and Tempering
706
Atomic Theory and Weights
651
Annealing
707
Periodic Law
652
Welding
708
Solubility. See also D704
653
Swaging
709
Fusion
654
Soldering and Brazing
710
SoUdifi cation
655
Surface Protection
711
Vaporization
656
Galvanizing
712
Condensation
657
Gilding
713
Filtration
658
Corrosion. Rust
714
Phase Rule. Equilibria
See also D728 Electro-
715
Chemical Action and Afi&nity
lytics, and D945-51
716
Allotropy
Paints
717
Isomerism
660
Blacksmithing. Forges
720
Gases (Fluids)
661
Forging
721
Kinetics
662
Drop Forging
722
Motions
663
Anvils
723
Osmose
664
Brass-working
724
Measurements
665
Brass
725
Laws
666
Bronze
726
Liquefication
667
Phosphor Bronze
727
Electro-chemistry
668
Ormolu
728
Electrolytics (Electrolysis)
669
Gun metal
729
Thermo-Chemistry
670
Sheet-metal working
730
Analysis
671
Metal Spinning
731
Qualitative
672
Repousse Work
732
Quantitative
673
Chain Making. See also
733
Volumetric Analysis
B684 Anchors
734
Adulterations. Public
674
Nail Making. Rivets. Bolts,
Ansdysts
etc.
735
Synthesis
675
Wire
736
Salts
676
Wire Working
737
AlkaUs
679
Cutlery
738
Alkimetry
680
Needles. Pins
750
Inorganic Chemistry
681
Locks and Keys. See also
751
Non-Metals
L962 Safes
753
Hydrogen and the Halo-
685
Plate
gens
686
Hall-marking
754
Hydrogen
687
Other Marks & Standards
755
Fluorine
690
Ironmongery
756
Chlorine
691
Ironmongers
757
Hydrochloric Acid
758
Bromine
700
CHEMISTRY
759
Iodine
108
D760-859 Phys. Science CLASSIFICA TION. Phys. Science D860-925
D
760
Oxygen Group
D
860
Nitric
761
Oxygen
861
Oxalic
762
Sulphur
862
Phosphoric
763
Selenium
863
Pyrogallic
764
Tellurium
864
Sulphuric
770
Nitrogen Group
865
Sulphurous
771
Nitrogen
866
Tannic
772
Phosphorus
867
Tartaric
773
Arsenic
868
Uric
774
Cyanogen
869
Others
780
Carbon Group
870
Carbohydrates
781
Carbon
871
Saccharine
782
Silicon
872
Dextrine. Glucose.
783
Boron
Grape Sugar
790
Argon Group
873
Starch. Cellulose
791
Argon
875
Albuminous Substances
792
Helium
(Albuminoids)
Metals, General. See
876
Proteids
D410 Mineralogy
877
Gelatines
800
Organic Chemistry
878
Bihary Substances
801
Fatty Compounds
879
Musk
810
Hydrocarbons
880
Pepsin
811
Benzines
890
Carbocyclic Compounds
812
Vaselines
895
Heterocyclic Compounds
813
Paraf&ns. Petroleum
896
Alkaloids
814
Naphthalene
815
Others
900
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY
816
Halogen Derivatives
901
Chemicals
820
Alcohols
902
Vegetable Products
821
Methyl Alcohols
903
Animal —
822
Ethyl —
904
Mineral —
823
Chloral
905
Coal Tar Derivatives
824
Chloroform
906
Destructive Distillation
825
Iodoform
907
Waste Products, Utilization
826
Phenols
910
Explosives
830
Ethers
911
Dynamite. Gun Cotton
835
Aldehydes
912
Gunpowder
840
Ketones. Quinones
913
Nitro-Glycerine
850
Acids
914
Cordite. Melinite
851
Acetic
915
Others
852
Boracic
916
Fireworks (Pyrotechnics)
853
Carbolic
917
Ammunition (General)
854
Carbonic
918
Cartridges
855
Citric
920
Gas Manufacture
856
GaUic
921
Gas Lighting
857
Hydrobromic
922
Acetylene
858
Hydrocyanic (Prussic
923
Calcium Carbide
Acid)
924
Mond Gas
859
Lactic
925
Water Gas
109
D926-976 Phys. Science CLASSIFICA TION.
D
926
927
928
929
930
931
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
965
966
967
968
969
970
971
972
973
974
975
976
Phys. Science D977-999
Biol. Science EOOO-018
Other Gases
977
Sevres
Incandescent. Lamps
978
Dresden
Gas Holders
979
Vienna
Gas Fitting
980
Worcester
Meters
981
Derby
Burners
982
Chelsea
Oils, Fats, Stearine, etc.
983
Staffordshire
OUs
984
Delft [Wares
Essential Oils
985
Other Potteries and
Soaps
986
Marks and Monograms
Candles
987
Glass
Lubricants. Greases
988
Glass Blowing
Lard
989
Crystal
Glycerine
990
Flint Glass
Perfumery
991
Venetian Glass
Margarine (Artificial
992
Plate Glass
Butter)
993
Stained Glass
Colours, Paints, Adhesives,
994
Bottles
etc.
995
Bottling
Colours and Pigments
996
Stoppering
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Paints
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Nature of Life
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Cytology (Cell Theory)
Sealing Wax
004
Protoplasm
Drysaltery
005
Lowest Living Forms. (Not
Oil and Colour Trades
definitely assigned to
Cleaning Materials
Botany or Zoology)
Other Cleansers, etc.
006
Biometrics
Pottery (Ceramics)
007
Special or Divine Creation
Clays
008
Evolution
Bodies
009
Development. Growth
Potter's Wheel
010
Ontogeny
Glazes
on
Phylogeny
Lead Glazes
012
Variation
Earthenware
013
Natural Selection
Porcelain
014
Survival of the Fittest ,
Stoneware
015
Species
Majolica
016
Ecology (Environment)
Faiences
017
Heredity
Potteries and Wares
018
Atavism
110
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019 Anatomy, Comparative
020 Osteology. Odontology
031 Craniology
022 Dissection
023 Physiology, Comparative
024 Chemical Physiology
025 Blood and Circulation
026 Respiration
027 Transpiration
028 Nervous System
029 Nutrition (Alimentation)
030 Digestion
03 T Hunger
032 Thirst
033 Absorption
034 Secretion
035 Excretion
036 Pigmentation
037 Animal Heat
038 Periodicity
040 Sleep
041 Hibernation
042 Migration
043 Animal Movements
044 Walking
045 Flying
046 Swimming
047 Organography, Comparative
048 Morphology —
049 Histology (Tissues) —
050 Metabolism (Palingenesis)
051 Pathology, Comparative
052 Etiology
053 Teratology
054 Abnormalities. Herma-
phroditism
055 Degeneration
056 Putrefaction
057 Death
058 Longevity
060 Reproduction, Comparative
(Genesiology)
061 Asexual Reproduction
(Parthogenesis)
062 Abiogenesis
063 Metagenesis (Alternation
of Generation)
064 Sexual Reproduction
065 Copulation
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077
078
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Determination of Sex
Embryology
Propagation
Cultivation
Hybridization
Ethology {inclusive heading
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Habits
Instinct
Protection Methods (Protec-
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Mimicry
Coloration
Local Biology
Marine Biology
Geographical Distribution
Acclimatization
Parasites (General)
Taxidermy
Collector's Manuals
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102
Seedlings
103
Sporangia
104
Roots
105
Bulbs
106
Tubers
107
Thallus
108
Shoots
109
Branches
110
Thorns and Spikes
III
Hairs
112
Stems
113
Bark
114
Phyllotaxy (Arrangement of
Leaves)
115
Leaves
116
Foliage Plants
117
Chlorophyll
118
Other Members
119
Fertilization
120
Pollination
121
Entomophily (Insects),
122
Anemophily (Wind)
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Inflorescence
171
Floral Regions
124
Abortion
172
Local Floras
125
Flowers
173
Field Botany and Collect-
126
Buds
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127
^Estivation
174
Wild Flowers and Plants
128
Perianth
(Wild Gardens)
129
Androecium (Stamens)
175
Exotic Plants
130
Gynceceum (Carpels.
176
Economic Botany, General
Pistils)
180
Botanic Gardens
131
Scent of Flowers
185
Herbaria
132
Colours of Flowers
192
Orders, Families and Kinds of
133
Irritability of Plants
Plants
134
Language of Flowers
(Arrangement based on Classi-
140
Fruits
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141
Achenes
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195
Palseo-Botany
142
143
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Schizocarps
200
Cryptogamic Botany
144
Follicles
205
Thallophyta
145
Legumes (Pods)
206
Schizophyta
146
Capsules
207
Blue-green Algae
147
Berries
208
Cyanophycese
148
Drupes
210
Bacteria
149
Pomes
211
Schizomycetes
150
Gourds
212
Microbes
151
Forms of Vegetation
213
Ferments
152
Herbs
214
Fermentation
153
Trees (Dendrology)
215
Yeast
154
Shrubs
216
Diastase
155
Hydrophytes (Water
217
Bacteriology
Plants)
220
Dinoflagellata
156
Pelagic Botany (Plank-
221
Peridineae
ton)
222
Bacillariales
157
Xerophytes (Low tran-
224
Diatomaceae (Diatoms)
spiration)
225
Gamophycea
158
Halophytes (Coast and
226
Chlorophycese (Green Algae)
salt steppe plants)
227
Protococcoidese
159
Mesophytes
228
Siphoneae
160
Aerophytes (Air Plants)
229
Confervoidese
161
Epiphytes (Non-parasitic
230
Conjugatse
chngers)
231
Charales
162
Climbing Plants
232
Phseophyceae
163
Parasitical Plants
233
Dictyotales
164
Saprophytes
235
Floridese (Red Seaweeds)
165
Insectivorous Plants
240
Seaweeds, General
166
Galls
250
Fungi (Mycology)
167
Distribution of Plants
251
Phyeomycetes
168
Island Floras
252
Oomycetes
169
Mountain Floras
253
Zygomycetes
170
Zones of Vegetation
254
Mesomycetes
112
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Biol. Science E381-379
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256 Ascomycetes
257 Exoascaceas
258 Perisporiacese
259 P5n:enomycetes
260 Discomycetes
265 Mushrooms, General
266 Truffles
270 Archegoniatse
275 Bryophyta
276 Hepaticse (Liverworts)
277 Musci (Mosses. Bryology)
280 Pteridophyta (Vascular Cryp-
togams)
285 Filices (Ferns)
290 Hydropterides(Phizocarps)
293 Equisetales (Horsetails)
295 Lycopodiales (Club Mosses)
300 Phanerogamia (Spermaphyta —
Flowering Plants)
301 Gymnospermse
302 Cordiateae
303 Cycadales
304 Cycadaceas
305 Bennettitales
306 Ginkgoales
307 Coniferales
308 Coniferse
309 Araucariaciee
310 Arcaucaria(Chili Pines —
Monkey Puzzle)
311 Abietinese
312 Pines
313 Cedars
314 Deodars
315 Larches
316 Firs
317 Taxodiinas
318 Sequoias
319 Red Wood
320 Cupressineae
321 Cypresses
323 Junipers
324 Podocarpeae
325 Taxese
326 Yews
327 Gnetales
328 Gnetacese
330 Angiospermse
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331 Monocotyledones
332 Pandanales
333 Typhaceffi
334 Pandanaceae
335 Sparganiaceae
336 Helobieae
337 Potamogetonaceae
338 Naiadaceae
339 Aponogetonacea£
340 Juncaginaceae
341 Alismaceae
342 Butomaceae
343 Triuridaceae
344 Hydrocharitaceae
345 Glumiflorse
346 Gramineae
347 Maize (Indian Corn)
348 Sugar Cane
349 Millet. Sorghum
350 Rice
351 Grasses (General)
352 Oats
353 Rye
354 Wheat
355 Barley
356 Bamboos
357 Cyperaceae
358 Papyrus
359 Sedges
360 Bulrushes
361 Principes
362 Palmae
363 Dates
364 Cocoa-nut (Copra)
365 Sago
366 Areca (Betel Nuts',
367 Synanthiae
368 Cyclanthaceae
369 Spathiflorae
370 Araceae
371 Lemnaceee
372 Farinosae
373 Flagellariaceae
374 Restionaceae
375 Centrolepidacese
376 Mayacaceae
377 Xyridaceae
378 Eriocaulacese
379 Rapateaceae
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430
Dicotyledons
381
Pine Apples
431
Archichlamydeae
382
Commelinacese
432
Piperales
383
Pontederiaceae
433
Saururaceae
384
Philydraceffi
434
Piperaceae
385
Liliiflorae
435
Pepper
386
Juncaceas
436
Chloranthaceas
387
Rushes
437
Lacistemaceas
388
Stemonaceae
438
Juglandales
389
Liliacese
439
Juglandaceas
390
Asparagus
440
Myricacese
391
Garlic
441
Leitneriaceae
392
Onions
442
Salicales
393
Leeks
443
Salicaceae
394
Aloes
444
Willows
395
Tulips
445
Poplars
396
Lilies
446
Aspens
397
Hyacinths
447
Fagales
398
Lily of the Valley
448
Betulaceae
399
Sarsaparilla
449
Hornbeams
400
Haemodoraceae
450
Hazels
401
Amaryllidaceas
451
Birches
402
Amaryllis
452
Alders
403
Narcissus
453
Fagaceae
404
Snowdrops
454
Beeches
405
Velloziaceae
455
Chestnuts
406
Taccaceae
456
Oaks
407
Dioscoreaceae
457
Cork Tree
408
Yams
458
Casuarinaceae
409
Iridacese
459
Walnut
410
Crocuses
460
Urticales
411
Iris
461
Ulmaceae
412
Gladiolus
462
Elms
413
Scitamineae
463
Moraceas
414
Musaceas
464
Mulberry
415
Bananas
465
Hops
416
Plantains
466
Bread Fruit
417
Traveller's Tree
467
Hemp(Cannabis— Hash
418
Zingiberaceae
ish, Bhang)
419
Ginger
468
India Rubber Tree
420
Cardamoms
469
Banyan Tree
421
Cannaceae
470
Fig Tree (Figs)
422
Marantaceae
471
Urticaceae
423
Arrowroot
472
Nettles
424
Microspermae
473
Rhea Fibre
425
Burmanniaceae
474
Proteales
426
Orchidaceae
475
Proteace^
427
Orchids
476
Santalales
428
Vanilla
477
Loranthaceas
114
E478-526 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science E527-576
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Mistletoe
527
479
Myzodendrace^
528
480
Santalacese
529
481
Sandalwood
530
482
Grubbiaceee
531
483
Olacaceas
532
484
Balanophoracese
533
485
Aristolochiales
534
486
Aristolochiaceae
535
487
Rafflesiaceas
536
488
Hydnoraceae
537
489
Polygonales
538
490
Polygonaceae
539
491
Rhubarb
540
492
Buckwheat
541
493
Centrospermae
542
494
Chenopodiaceae
543
495
Beetroots
544
496
Mangolds
545
497
Spinach
546
498
Amarantaceae
499
Nyctaginaceas
547
500
Cynocrambaceae
548
501
Batidaceae
549
502
Phytolaccaceas
550
503
Aizoaceas
551
504
Portulacaceae
552
505
Basellaceae
553
506
Caryophyllaceae
554
507
Carnations
555
508
Sweet Williams
556
509
Ranales
557
510
Nymphaeaceae
558
511
Lotus
559
512
Victoria Water Lily
560
513
White Water Lilies
561
514
Yellow Water Lilies
562
515
Ceratophyllaceae
563
516
Magnoliaceae
564
517
Magnolia
518
Lactoridaceae
565
519
Trochodendraceae
566
520
Anonaceae
570
521
Myrioticaceae
571
522
Nutmegs
572
523
Ranunculaceae
573
524
Paeony
574
525
Marsh Marigold
575
526
Hellebore
576
Columbine
Monkshood (Aconite)
Anemones
Clematis
Buttercups
Celandine
Lardizabalaceae
Berberidaceae
Barberry
Menispermaceae
Calycanthaceae
Monimiaceas
Lauraceae
Cinnamon
Camphor
Sassafras
Laurels
Hernandiaceas
Rhoeadales
Papaveraceas. (Poppies
Opium.)
Cruciferae
Brassica
Mustard
Cabbages
Cauliflowers
Brocoli
Kale
Turnips
Rape
Watercresses
Nasturtiums
Tovariaceae
Capparidaceae
Resedaceae
Mignonette
Moringaces
Sarraceniales
Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher
Plants)
Nepenthaceae
Droseraceae
Rosales
Podostemaceae
Crassulaceae
Cephalotaceae
Saxifragaceae
Grass of Parnassus
Hydrangeas
115
E577-624 Biol. Science
CLASSIFICATION.
Biol. Science E625-673
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E
577
Currants
625
Tares
578
Gooseberries
626
Beans
579
Cunoniacese
627
Peas
580
Myrothamnacese
628
Sweet-Peas
581
Pittosporacese
629
Scarlet-Runners
582
Hamamelidacese
630
French Beans
583
Bruniacese
631
Lentils
584
Platanaceae
632
Geraniales
585
Plane Trees
633
Geraniaceae
586
Rosaceas
634
Pelargoniums
587
SpircBa
635
Geraniums
588
Pyrus —
636
Oxalidaceae
589
Rowans (Mountain Ash)
637
Tropaeolaceas
590
Apples
638
Linaceae
591
Pears
639
Flax
592
Quinces
640
Linseed
593
Pomology
641
Humiriaceae
594
Rubus —
642
Erythroxylaceae
595
Raspberries
643
Coca
596
Brambles (Blackberries)
644
Zygophyllaceae
597
Fragana —
645
Lignum vitae
598
Strawberries
646
Creosote
600
Roses
647
Cneoraceas
601
Prunus —
648
Rutaceae
602
Apricots
649
Rue
603
Plums
650
Angostiua Bark
604
Prunes
651
Satinwood
605
Almonds
652
Citrons
606
Peaches
653
Lemons
607
Nectarines
654
Limes
608
Cherries
655
Oranges
609
Connaraceae
656
Simarubacese
610
Leguminosae
657
Quassia
611
Acacias. Indigofera
658
Burseraceag
(Indigo)
659
Myrrh
612
Mimosa (Sensitive
660
Frankincense
Plant)
661
Meliaceae
613
Logwood
662
Mahogany
614
Cassia (Senna)
663
Malpighiaceae
615
Tamarinds
664
Trigoniaceae
616
Copaiba
665
Vochysiaceae
617
Sainfoin
666
Tremandraceae
618
Pea-nuts
667
Polygalacese
619
Gorse (Furze, Whins)
668
Chailletiaceas
620
Laburnums
669
Euphorbiaceas
621
Lucerne
670
Spurge
622
Clovers
671
Croton
623
Shamrock
672
Castor-oil plant
624
Vetches
673
Cassava (Tapioca)
116
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674
Callitrichacege
720
Bombacaceae
675
Sapindales
721
Baobabs
676
Buxacese
722
Durians
677
Boxwood
723
Sterculiaceae
678
Empetraceae
724
Cacao (Cocoa or Choco-
679
Coriariacese
725
Kola [late)
680
Cyrillaceae
726
Parietales
681
Limnanthacese
727
Dilleniacese
682
Anacardiacese
728
Eucryphiaceae
683
Mangoes
729
Ochnaceae
684
Pistachio Nuts
730
Caryocaraceae
685
Celastracese
731
Marcgraviaceae
686
Euonymus
732
Quiinaceae
687
Aquifoliaceee
733
Chlaenaceae
688
Holly
734
Theaceae
689
Stackhousiaceae
735
Tea
690
Hippocrateaceae
736
Camellias
691
Icacinaceae
737
Stachyuraceae
692
Staphyleaceas
738
Guttiferae
693
Aceraceae
739
St. John's Wort
694
Sycamore
740
Ironwood
695
Maple
741
Dipterocarpaceae
696
Hippocastanaceae
742
Ancistrocladaceae
697
Horse-chestnuts
743
Elatinaceae
698
Sapindaceas
744
Tamaricacese
699
Lychees
745
Frankeniaceae
700
Sabiaceae
746
Cistaceffi
701
Melianthaceae
747
Bixaceae
702
Balsaminaceae
748
Canellaceae
703
Rhamnales
749
Koeberliniaceae
704
Rhamnaceas
750
Violaceae
705
Cascara
751
Violets
706
Vitaceae
752
Pansies
707
Grape Vines
753
Flacourtiaceae
Viticulture. See also
754
Turneraceae
I860 Wines
755
Malesherbiaceae
708
Raisins
756
Passifloraceae
709
Virginia Creepers (Am-
757
Passion Flowers
pelopsis Veitchii)
758
Caricaceae
710
Malvales
759
Loasaceas
711
Elseocarpaceae
760
Begoniaceae
712
Tiliaceae
761
Begonias
713
Lime Tree
762
Datiscacese
714
Malvaceas
763
Opuntiales
715
Marsh mallows
764
Cactaceae
716
Hollyhocks
765
Cactuses
717
Mallows
766
Prickly Pears
718
Hibiscus
767
Tliymelaeales
719
Cotton plant
768
Geissolomaceae
117
E769-816 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science E817-
E
E
769
Penaeacese
817
Lennoaceae
770
Oliniacese
818
Ericaceae
771
Thymelaeacese
819
Rhododendrons
772
Elaeagnaceae
820
Huckleberries
77Z
Myrtiflorse
821
Whortleberries
774
Lythraceae
822
Cranberries
775
Purple Loostrife
823
Heathers (Lings
776
Blattiaceas
824
Heaths
777
Punicacese
825
Epacridaceffi
778
Pomegranates
826
Diapensiacese
779
Lecythidacese
827
Primulales
780
Brazil Nuts
828
Myrsinaceae
781
Rhizophoraceae
829
Primulaceae
782
Mangroves
830
Primulas
783
Myrtaceae
831
Primroses
784
Myrtles
832
Cowslips
785
Guavas
833
Auriculas
786
Allspice
834
Cyclamens
7^7
Cloves
835
Plumbaginaceae
788
Eucalyptus (Blue Gum
836
Ebenales
Tree)
837
Sapotaceae
789
Combretaceffi
838
Ebenaceae
790
Melastomaceas
839
Ebony
791
Onagraceae
840
Persimmons
792
Fuchsias
841
Symplocaceas
793
Hydrocaryaceee
842
Styracaceae 1
794
Haloragidaceae
843
Contortse
795
Umbelliflorse
844
Oleaceae
796
Araliacese
845
Ash trees
797
Ivy
846
Syringas (Lilacs)
798
Ginseng
847
Olive Tree (Olives)
799
Umbelliferse
848
Privet
800
Hemlock
849
Jasmine
801
Celery
850
Salvadoraceae
802
Caraways
851
Loganiaceae
803
Parsley
852
Nux Vomica (Strychnos)
804
Aniseed
853
Gentianaceae
805
Fennel
854
Gentians
806
Samphire
855
Apocynaceae
807
Angelica
856
Oleanders
808
Asafoetida
857
Asclepiadaceae
809
Parsnips
858
Stephanotis
810
Coriander
860
Tubiflorse
811
Carrots
861
Convolvulaceae
812
Cornaceee
862
Jalap
813
Sympetalae
863
Convolvulus
814
Erlcales
864
Polemoniaceae
815
Clethraceae
865
Phlox
816
Pyrolaceas
866
Hydrophyllaceas
118
E867-915 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science £916-969
E
E
867
Boraginaceae
916
Gardenia
868
Heliotrope
917
Coffee
869
Borage
918
Uragoga (Ipecacuanha)
870
Verbenacese
919
Madder
871
Verbena
920
Caprifoliaceae
872
Labiatae
921
Elders
873
Rosemary
922
Guelder Roses
874
Lavender
923
Honeysuckle
875
Sage
924
Adoxaceae
876
Marjorum
925
AggregataB
877
Thyme
926
Valerianaceae
878
Mint
927
Valerian
879
Pennyroyal
928
Dipsaceae
880
Patchouli
930
Campanulatae
881
Phr5anaceae
931
Cucurbitaceae
882
Nolanaceae
932
Luffa (Loofah Bath
883
Solanacese
Sponges)
884
Belladonna
933
Melons
885
Henbane
934
Colocynth
886
Capsicum
935
Cucumbers
887
Potatoes
936
Pumpkins
888
Tomatoes
937
Vegetable Marrows
889
Mandrake
940
Campanulaceae
890
Petunia
941
Bluebells
891
Nicotiana (Tobacco
942
Canterbury Bells
Plant)
943
Lobelias
892
Scrophulariaceffi
944
Goodeniaceae
893
Calceolarias
945
CandoUeaceae
894
Musk plants
946
Calyceraceae
895
Veronica
950
Compositae
896
Digitalis (Foxglove)
951
Daisies
897
Lentibulariaceae
952
Michaelmas Daisies
898
Orobanchaceae
953
China Aster
900
Gesneracese
954
Compass Plant
901
Gloxinias
955
Xanthium
902
Columelliacese
956
Sunflowers
903
Bigoniaceas
957
Jerusalem Artichokes
904
Pedaliaceae
958
Dahlias
905
Sesame
959
Chamomile
906
Martyniaceae
960
Chrysanthemums
907
Globulariaceae
961
Wormwood
908
Acanthaceae
962
Coltsfoot (Tussilago^
909
Acanthus
963
Marigolds
910
Myoporacese
964
Thistles
911
Plantaginales
965
Artichokes
912
Plantaginaceae
966
Cornflowers
913
Rublales
967
Chicory
914
Rubiaceae [Bark)
968
Dandelions
915
Cinchona (Peruvian
969
Lettuces
119
FOOO-075 Biol. Science
CLASSIFICATION.
Biol. Science F080-143
000 ZOOLOGY
{Animal Functions and
Parts take Categorical
Numbers from Bio-
logical series)
ooi Animal Life
002 Reason in Animals
003 Cruelty to Animals
004 Bestiaries (Kindness to
Animals)
005 Vivisection
006 Hair
007 Horns
008 Claws and Nails
oog Other Parts
020 Menageries
021 Zoological Gardens
022 Aquaria
025 Local Faunas
030 Economic Zoology, General
035 Marine Zoology, General
040 Palseo-Zoology
041 Orders, Families and Kinds of
Animals
{Arrangement based on Classi-
fication of Hertwig)
045 Invertebrata
050 Protozoa (Animalculae)
051 Hhizopoda
052 Monera
053 Lobosa (Amoebina)
054 Heliozoa (Sun Animal-
cules)
055 Radiolaria
056 Foraminifera (Thalamo-
phora, Reticularia)
057 Mycetozoa (Slime animals)
060 Flagellata (Mastigophora)
061 Autofiagellata
062 Dinoflagellata (Cilioflagel-
lata)
063 Cystofiagellata
070 Ciliata (Infusoria)
071 Holotricha
072 Heterotricha
073 Peritricha
074 Hypotricha
075 Suctoria (Actinetaria)
F
080 Sporozoa
081 Gregarinida
082 . Coccidiae
083 Ha;mosporida
084 Myxosporida
085 Sarcosporida
100 Metazoa
loi Porifera(Spongida — Sponges)
102 Calcispongiae
103 Silicispongiae
105 Coelenterata (Cnidaria, Nema-
tophora)
106 Hydrozoa (Hydromedusae,
Zoophytes)
107 Hydraria
108 Hydrocorallinae
109 Tubularise — ^Anthome-
dusse (Gymnoblastea)
no Campanularias — Leptome-
dusse
111 Trachomedusae
112 Narcomedusae
113 Siphonophora
115 Scyphozoa (Scyphomedusae)
116 Stauromedusas
117 Peromedusas
118 Cubomedusae
iig Discomedusae
120 Anthozoa (Actinozoa —
Corals. Sea Anemones
121 Tetracoralla
122 Octocoralla
123 Hexacoralla
124 Ctenophora (Comb-bearers.
Jelly-fish)
130 Vermes (Worms)
131 Platyhelminthes (Flatworms)
132 Turbellaria
133 Polycladidea
134 Tricladidea
135 Rhabdocaelida
136 Trematoda
137 Polystomias (Monogenea)
138 Distomiffi (Digenea)
139 Cestoda (Tapeworms)
140 Nemertini
141 Rotifera (Rotatoria)
142 Coelhelminthes
143 Chsetognathi
120
F144-203 Biol, Science CLASSIFICATION.
Biol. Science F204-261
144 Nemathelminthes (Round-
worms)
145 Nematoda
146 Gordiacea
147 Acanthocephala
148 Annelida (Ringed worms)
149 Chaetopoda (Bristle-footed
worms)
150 Polychsetse (Marine worms)
151 Oligocliaetae (Earth worms)
155 Gephyraea
156 Chaetiferi (Armata)
157 Inermes (Achseta)
158 Priapuloidea
160 Hirudinei (Discophori —
Leeches)
161 Gnathobdellidae
162 Rhynchobdellidas
163 Polyzoa (Bryozoa — Moss
Animals)
164 Entoprocta
165 Eetoprocta
166 Phoronida
167 Brachiopoda (Lampshells)
168 Ecardines
169 Testicardines
170 Echinoderma (Radiata)
171 Asteroidea (Star Fish)
172 Ophiuroidea (Brittle Stars)
173 Crinoidea (Pelmatozoa — Sea
Lilies)
174 Eucrinoidea
175 Edrioasteroidea
176 Cystidea
177 Blastoidea
178 Echinoidea (Sea Urchins)
179 Palechinoidea
180 Cidaridse
181 Clypeastroidea
182 Spatangoidea
190 Holothuroidea (Sea Cucum-
bers)
191 Actinopoda
192 Paractinopoda
200 Mollusca (Malacology — Tes-
tacea)
201 Shells (Conchology)
202 Shellwork
203 Mother of Pearl
204 Amphlneura
205 Placophora
206 Solenogastres (Aplacophora)
207 Acephala(Lamellibranchiata)
208 Protoconchiae
209 Scallops (Clams)
210 Oysters
211 Mussels
212 Cockles
213 Heteroconchiae
215 Scaphopoda (Solenoconchse)
220 Gastropoda (Snails)
221 Prosobranchiata
222 Limpets
223 Whelks
224 Periwinkles
225 Cowries
226 Opisthobranchiata
227 Bulla
228 Sea Slugs
229 Pulmonata
230 Pond Snails
231 Edible Snails
232 Cephalopoda
233 Tetrabranchia
234 Nautilus
235 Dibranchia
236 Squids
237 Cuttle-fish
238 Octopus
240 Arthropoda
241 Crustacea
242 Entomostraca (Lower
Crustacea)
245 Trilobitse
246 Phyllopoda (Water-fleas)
247 Branchiopoda
248 Cladocera
250 Copepoda (Cyclops, Carp-
lice)
251 Eucopepoda
252 Siphonostomata (Parasita)
255 Ostracoda
256 Cirripedia (Barnacles)
257 Lepadidas
258 Balanidae
259 Rhizocephala
260 Malacostraca
261 Leptostraca
121
F262-312 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION.
Biol. Science F318-371
F
262
Thoracostraca (Podophthal-
F
313
Grasshoppers
mia)
314
Locusts
263
Schizopoda
315
Crickets
264
Stomatopoda
316
Neuroptera
265
Decapoda
317
Caddis Flies
266
267
268
269
270
271
Shrimps
Lobsters
Crayfish
Crabs
Cumacia (Marine parasites)
Arthrocostraca (Edriophthal-
mata)
Amphiopoda(Whale-louse)
318
320
321
322
323
324
Strepsiptera
Coleoptera (Beetles)
Pentamera —
Tiger Beetles
Water Beetles
Scarabus
272
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
Fire Fhes
Heteromera —
Cantharides
Tetramera
Trimera —
Ladybirds
Rhynchophora —
273
274
275
276
277
278
Isopoda (Wood-lice)
Acerata
Gigantostraca
Xiphosura
Eurypterida
Arachnida
/
279
Arthrogastrida
332
Weevils
280
Scorpionida (Scorpions)
340
Hymenoptera
281
Phrynoidea (Pedipalpi)
341
Terebrantia
282
Microthelyphorida
342
Entophaga
283
Solpugida (Solifugae)
343
Aculeata —
284
Pseudoscorpii
344
Wasps (Vesparise)
285
Phalangida
345
Bees (Apiariae)
290
Sphserogastrida
346
Apiculture. Honey
291
Araneina (Spiders)
347
Ants (Formicariae)
292
Acarina (Mites)
350
Rhynchota (Bugs, Lice,
293
Linguatul da
etc.)
294
Tardigrada
351
Hemiptera (Heterop-
295
Pycnogonida (Panto-
tera)
poda)
352
Homoptera —
298
Malacopoda
353
Aphidse (Plant-lice.
300
Insecta (Entomology. In-
Phylloxera)
sects)
354
Coccidae (Cochineal)
301
Metamorphoses
355
Aptera (Lice. Crab-
302
Chilopoda (Myxiapodae —
lice)
Centipedes)
360
Diptera (Flies)
303
Hexapoda
361
Gnats
304
Apterygota (Bristle tails)
362
Mosquitos
305
Archiptera (Pseudoneu-
363
Tsetse Flies
roptera)
364
Hessian Flies
306
Termite or White Ants
365
Horse Flies
307
May Flies
366
House Flies
308
Dragon Flies
367
Blow Flies
310
Orthoptera
370
Aphaniptera (Siphonap-
311
Cockroaches
tera)
312
Earwigs
371
Fleas
122
F380-445 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION.
Biol. Science F446-522;
F
F
380
Lepidoptera
446
381
Microlepidoptera
447
(Moths)
448
382
Geometrina (Moths)
449
383
Noctuina (Owlet Moths)
450
384
Bombycina(Silk Worms)
451
385
Silk Culture (Sericul-
452
ture)
453
386
Sphingina (Sphinx
454
Moths)
455
387
Rhapalocera (Butter-
456
flies)
457
390
Diplopoda (ChUognatha,
458
Myriapoda)
460
400
Chordata
461
401
Leptocardil (Cephalochordia)
462
402
Lancelet
463
403
Tunicata (Urochorda)
464
404
Copelatse
465
405
Tethyoidea (Ascidiffi-
466
formes)
467
406
ThaHacea (Salpaeformes)
468
407
Enteropneusta(Hemichordia)
469
410
Vertebrata
470
411
Ichythyopsida (Anamnia)
480
412
Cyclostomata (Marsipobran-
481
chii) Lampreys
482
413
Myzontes (Hyperotretia)
414
Petromyzontes
483
420
Pisces (Ichthyology— Fishes)
421
Elasmobranchii
484
422
Selachii
485
423
Sharks
486
424
Dogfishes
487
425
Skates
488
426
Sawfishes
490
427
Rays
500
428
Holocephali
430
Ganoidei
501
431
Crossopterygii
502
432
Chondrostei
503
433
Sturgeons
504
434
Holostomi
505
440
Teleostei
506
441
Physostomi
510
442
Cat-fish
515
443
Carp
520
444
Salmon
521
445
Trouts
522
Smelts
Herrings
Sardines
Shad
Eels
Pike
Pharyngognathi
Flying Fishes
Acanthopteri
Perch
Bass
Mackerel
Swordfish
Anacanthini
Cod
Haddocks
Halibut
Flounders
Turbot
Soles
Lophobranchii
Seahorses
Plectognathi
Dipnoi (Lung Fish)
Amphibia (Batrachia)
Stegocephali
Gymnophiona (Caeciliae.
Apoda)
Urodela (Gradientia). Sala-
manders
Anura
Toads
Frogs
Bull Frogs
Newts
Amniota
Reptilia (Reptiles — Herpeto-
logy)
Theromorpha
Plesiosauria
Ichthyosauria
Chelonia (Testudinata)
Tortoises
Turtles
Rhynchocephalia
Dinosauria
Squamata (Lepidosauria>
Lizards
Geckos
123
P523-623 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science F625-673
523 Iguanas
524 Monitorb
525 Chameleons
550 Ophidia (Snakes. Serpents)
551 Opoterodonta —
552 Pythons
553 Peropoda
554 Boas
555 Anacondas
556 Coluhriformia —
557 Black Snakes
558 Cobras
559 Common Snakes(Vipers)
560 Solenoglypha
561 Rattlesnakes
562 Copperhead Snakes
565 Snake-charming
570 Crocodilia (Loricata)
571 Crocodiles
572 Alligators
573 Caymen
580 Pterodactylia
600 Aves (Ornithology — Birds)
601 Oology (Eggs). Hatching.
Incubation
602 Feathers (Plumage Birds)
603 Nests
604 Saururse
■605 Odontornithes
606 Ratitse (Cursores—
Runners)
607 SirutMones —
•608 Ostriches
■609 Rheas
610 Casuarina —
611 Emus
•612 Cassowaries
613 Apteryges (Kiwi)
614 Carinatse (Rasores —
Scratchers)
'615 Gallinacea —
616 Pheasants. Peacocks
■617 Turkeys
618 Quails
'619 Partridges
620 Grouse
■621 Domestic Fowls
■622 Poultry Farming
623 Cock Fighting
F
625
Columbinse
626
Pigeons
627
Carrier or Homing
Pigeons
630
Natatores (Swimmers)
631
Ducks
632
Eider Ducks
633
Geese
634
Swans
635
Gulls
636
Terns
637
Albatross
638
Auks
639
Penguins
640
Loons
641
Grebes
642
Pelicans
643
Cormorants
645
Grallatores (Waders)
646
Herons
647
Ibis
648
Storks
649
Flamingos
650
Cranes
651
Rails
652
Bustards '
653
Woodcocks
654
Plovers
655
Scansores (Climbers)
656
Parrots
657
Cockatoos
658
Cuckoos
659
Woodpeckers
660
Passeres (Insessores—
Perchers)
661
Cage and Singing Birds,
General
662
Canaries
663
Finches
664
Sparrows
665
Crossbills
666
Orioles
667
Skylarks
668
Thrushes
669
Robin Red-breast
670
Swallows
671
Wrens
672
Crows. Rooks
673
Raven,<;
124
F674-756 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science F757-846
F
F
674
Jays
757
Flying Squirrels
675
Birds of Paradise
758
Beavers
676
Lyre Birds
759
Myomorpha (Voles) —
677
Trochilidae — Humming
760
House Mice
Birds
761
Field Mice
678
Kingfishers
762
Rats
679
Night-Hawks
763
Vermin destroying. Rat
680
Hornbills
catching
685
Raptores (Birds of Prey)
764
Musk Rats (Musquash)
686
Hawks
770
Hystricomorpha —
687
Hawking. Falconry
771
Porcupines
688
Eagles
772
Cavies (Guinea Pigs)
689
Buzzards
800
Ungulata
690
Falcons
801
Perissodadyla —
691
Owls
802
Tapirs
700
Mammalia
803
Rhinoceros
701
Monotremata (Ornithodel-
810
Horses (Equidae)
phia)
811
Training. Taming
702
Duckbill Platypus
812
Riding (Equitation)
710
Marsupialia (Didelphia)
813
Stud Books
711
Dasyurus (Tasmanian
814
Horse Racing (Turf)
Devils)
815
Race Courses
712
Bandicoots
816
Race Meetings
713
Opossums
817
Trotting
714
Wombats
818
Other Races
715
Kangaroos
819
Arabian Horses
720
Placentalia
820
Race-horses
721
Edentata
821
Hunters
722
Aardvarks
822
Hacks or Roadsters
723
Pangolins
823
Draught or Shire Horses
724
Ant-eaters
824
Ponies : Shetland, Ice-
725
Sloths
land, etc.
726
Armadillos
830
Mustangs
730
Insectivora
831
Zebras
731
Hedgehogs
832
Quaggas
732
Shrews
833
Asses
733
Moles
834
Mules
740
Chiroptera
835
Artiodactyla
741
Bats
836
Non-Ruminantia
742
Desmodus (Vampire
837
Hippopotamus
bats)
838
Swine
743
Flying Foxes
839
Boar Hunting
750
Rodentia
840
Peccaries
751
DupUcidentata —
841
Ruminantia
752
Hares
842
Giraffes
753
Rabbits
843
Cervidce (Deer)
754
Sciuromorpha —
844
Common Deer
755
Squirrels
845
Moose
756
Prairie Dogs
846
Reindeer
125
F847-905 Biol. Science CLASSIFICATION. Biol. Science F906-953
F
F
847
Musk Deer
906
Minks
848
Deer Stalking
907
Martens
849
Stag Hunting
908
Sables
850
Cavicornia
909
Ermines
851
BovidcB (Cattle)
910
Weasels. Ferrets
852
Herd Books
911
Otters
853
Wild Cattle
912
Otter Hunting
854
Oxen
913
Sea Otters
855
Bulls
914
Skunks
856
Bull Fighting
915
Badgers
857
Bull Baiting
916
Gluttons
S58
Milk Cows
917
Canidce —
859
Bisons
918
Dogs
860
Buffaloes
919
Hunting Dogs (Hounds)
861
Ovidffi (Sheep)
920
Greyhounds
862
Flock Books
921
Whippethounds
863
Goats
922
Deerhounds
864
Musk Ox
923
Staghounds
•865
Big Horn
924
Wolfhounds
.866
AntilopidcB —
925
Bloodhounds
867
Antelopes
926
Foxhounds
868
Gazelles
927
Otterhounds
869
Chamois
928
Harriers and Beagles
870
Tylopoda —
929
Bassethounds
871
Camels
930
Dachshunds
872
Dromedaries
931
Pointers and Setters
873
AlpacsE
932
Spaniels and Retrievers
874
Llamas
933
Sheep and Collie Dogs
880
Proboscidia
934
Bull Dogs
881
Elephants
935
Mastiffs
882
Mastodons
936
St. Bernard's
-883
Diftotherium
937
Newfoundlands
884
Hyracoidea
938
Great Danes
885
Sirenia
939
Boarhounds
.886
Manatee
940
Eskimo dogs
.887
Dugong
941
Terriers
890
Cetacea
942
Toy Dogs : Pugs,
891
Whales
Poodles, etc.
.892
Baloena (Right Whales)
943
Coursing
893
Sperm Whales
944
Dog Racing
894
Dolphins
945
Mongrels
895
Porpoises
946
Foxes
896
Narwals
947
Fox Hunting
900
Carnivora
948
Local Hunts
901
Fissipedia —
949
Wolves
902
Bears
950
Felidce —
903
Bear-baiting
951
Fehs Domestica (Cats)
904
Raccoons
952
Persian Cats
905
MustelidcB —
953
Manx Cats
126
F954-994 Biol. Science
GOOO-005 Eth. & Med. Sc.
CLASSIFICATION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G006-042
F
G
954
Tabby Cats (Long and
006
Ethnography
Shorthaired)
(Huxley's Classification)
955
Wild Cats
007
Negroid Races (Bushmen,
956
Lions
Negroes, Papuans)
957
Leopards
008
Australoid Races (Aus-
958
Cheetahs, Ocelots, Lynx
tralians, Dravidians,
959
Tigers
Hamites)
960
Jaguars
009
Mongoloid (Mongols, Poly-
961
Pumas or Cougars
nesians, Americans,
962
Hyaenas
Eskimos, Malays)
963
Panthers
010
Xanthochroid (Fair Whites
964
Ounces
of North Europe)
965
Pinnipedia —
on
Melanochroid (Dark
966
Seals
Whites of Europe,
967
Sea Lions
Arabs, Afghans,
968
Fur Seals
Hindus, etc.)
969
Walruses
012
Single Races. [Divide by
970
Prosimiae
Language or National
971
Lemurs
Nos.)
972
Loris
015
Somatics
980
Primates
016
Anthropometry
981
PlatyrrhincB (New
017
Finger Prints
World Monkeys) —
018
Craniology
982
Cebus
019
Coloration
983
Spider Monkeys
020
Human Personality
984
Marmosets
021
Puberty
985
CatarrhincB (Old World
022
Youth (Adolescence)
Apes) —
023
Manhood
986
Cynocephalus
024
Old Age
987
Baboons
025
Longevity
988
Mandrils
026
Character
989
Macaques
027
Types and Characters of
990
Anthropoidae (Simiida)
Mankind
991
Gibbons
028
Imaginary Characters
992
Orang-otangs
029
Personal Habit and Cus-
993
Gorillas
030
Personal Qualities [tom
994
Chimpanzees
031
Genius
Zf J\
032
Uterine Descent
033
Male Descent
G,
H— ETHNOLOGICAL AND
035
Human Progress
MEDICAL SCIENCE.
036
Race Improvement (Eu-
G
genism)
000
ETHNOLOGY (ANTHROPO-
037
National Character (Divide
LOGY)
by National Nos.)
001
Man (Anthropinae. Bimana)
038
Patriotism. Loyalty
002
Origin of Man
040
Civilisation, General
003
Unity of the Human Races
041
National (Divide by Na-
004
Antiquity of Man
tional Nos.)
005
Pre-Adamite Man
042
Special
127
G043-089 Eth. & Med, Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Eth. & Med. Sc. 0090-303
G
G
043
Racial Questions
090
Tribal Relationships
044
Miscegenation (Racial
091
Illegitimacy (Bastardy)
Crossing)
092
Concubinage
045
Half Castes
093
Seduction
046
Coloured versus White
094
Prostitution, General
Races
(Courtesans)
047
Protection of Aborigines
095
National (Divide by Na-
048
Cannibalism (Anthropo-
tional Nos.)
phagy)
096
Procuration
049
Other questions
097
Brothels
050
Sexual Relations
098
Lock Hospitals
051
Celibacy
099
Magdalen (Rescue) In-
052
Bachelors
stitutions
053
Spinsters
100
Pornography (Scatology.
054
Platonic Love
Erotica)
055
Love
lOI
Women
056
Free Love
102
Women's Rights
057
Courtship. Betrothal
103
Feminist Movement
060
Marriage
104
Widows
061
Husband and Wife
105
Suttee
062
Honeymoon
106
Misogyny (Woman- hating)
063
Marriage by Capture
no
Children
064
Forbidden Degrees
III
Boys
065
Marriage with Blood
112
Girls
Relations
113
Childhood
066
Marriage with Deceased
See also A116 Infant
Wife's Sister
Education
067
Conjugal Rights and
114
Law of Parent and Child
Duties
115
Orphans
068
Breach of Promise
116
Foundlings
069
Bigamy
117
Juvenile Delinquency
070
Polygamy
120
Misanthropy
071
Polyandry
200
Human Anatomy and Physio-
072
Fornication (Venery)
logy
073
Adultery
201
Anatomy, General [Subdivide
074
Incest
by Categorical Nos.)
075
Divorce
202
Regional or Topographical
076
Judicial Separation
Anatomy
080
Human Relationships. See
240
Dissection
also X076
241
Resurrectionists
081
Fathers (Stepfathers)
250
Physiology, General
082
Mothers (Stepmothers)
{Subdivide by Biological
083
Brothers (Stepbrothers)
Nos. from Categorical
084
Sisters (Stepsisters)
Tables)
085
Uncles
300
Pathology, Human (Diseases)
086
Aunts
301
Etiology (Causation of
087
Cousins
Disease)
088
Grandparents [ships
302
Congenital Diseases
089
Other Family Relation-
303
Inherited —
128
G304-368 Eth. & Med. Se. CLA SSI PICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G369-430
6
G
304
Acquired Diseases
369
305
Diathesis
370
Disease Groups —
371
306
Functional Diseases
375
307
Climacteric —
376
308
Idiopathic —
377
309
Endemic —
378
310
Epidemic —
379
311
Pestilences
380
312
Plagues
385
313
Black Death
386
314
Zymotic Diseases
387
315
Occupational —
390
320
Diagnosis
395
321
Palpation
322
Pulse
323
Auscultation
324
Stethoscope
400
325
Physical Examination
401
326
Temperature. Thermo-
402
metry
403
330
Symptomatology
404
331
Rigors
405
332
Hypertrophy
406
333
(Edema
407
334
Myxoedema
408
335
Atrophy
409
336
Abscesses. Ulceration
337
Heemorrhage
410
338
Gangrene (Mortification)
339
Suppuration
411
340
Cough
412
341
Sputum
413
342
Pain [tions)
414
343
Exanthemata (Erup-
415
344
Other Morbid Conditions
416
345
Prognosis
417
350
Clinics
418
355
Inflammation
419
356
Metastasis
420
357
Infection
421
358
Agents and Action
422
359
Contagion
423
360
Immunity (Inoculation)
424
361
Periodicity
425
365
Teratology
426
366
Abnormalities
428
367
Hermaphrodites
429
368
Monsters
430
Dwarfs
Giants
Other Abnormalities
Incurable Diseases
Euthanasia(EasyDeath)
Removal of the Unfit
Pseudo-Diseases
Malingering
Unknown Diseases
Degeneration
Debility (Exhaustion)
Senile Decay
Death
Post-mortem Examina-
tion (Autopsy). See
also H650-695 Burial,
etc.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy
Vegetable Drugs, General
Herbals (Medical Botany)
Animal Drugs, General
Mineral Drugs, General
Pharmacy
Pharmacopoeias
Dispensatories
Formularies. Recipes
Posology (Doses. Pre-
scriptions)
Medicines and Drugs — Pre-
parations —
Abstracts
Aceta (Vinegars)
Aquae (Waters)
Cataplasmata (Poultices)
Collodions
Confections (Electuaries)
Decoctions
Elixirs
Embrocations (Liniments)
Emplastra (Plasters)
Essences
Extracts
Infusions
Liquors (Solutions)
Lotions
Mixtures
Oleates
Pills
Powders
129
G431-522 Eth. & Med, Sc. CLA SSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G523-573
G
431 Spirits
432 Sued (Juices)
433 Syrups
434 Tablets
435 Tinctures
436 Triturations
437 Trochisci (Lozenges)
438 Unguenta (Ointments)
440 Chemists and Druggists
Trade
445 Patent Medicines
450 Toxicology (Poisons)
451 Vegetable Poisons
452 Animal —
453 Ptomaines —
454 Mineral —
455 Poisoning
456 Detection
457 Antidotes
458 Stomach Pump
460 Sale of Poisons
500 Therapeutics. Pharmacology
501 Action of Drugs, General
502 Tonics
503 Antipyretics
504 Febrifuges
505 Haematinics
Action on Lower Organisms —
506 Antiseptics
507 Disinfectants
508 Deodorizers
509 Anti-periodics
510 Anti-toxins [tions
Special Drugs. See Func-
511 Specifics. Catholicons
512 Drug Administration
513 Epidermic Application
514 Endermic —
515 Hypodermic —
516 Inhalations
517 Enemata (Clysters)
518 Pessaries
519 Suppositories
520 Cold Applications (Com-
presses. Ice)
521 Heat Applications (Fo-
mentations, etc.)
522 Masticatories (Gargles. Es-
charotics)
G
523
Mechanical and other
Remedies
524
Balneology (Baths)
525
Medicated Baths
526
Turkish —
527
Vapour —
528
Air —
529
Sea —
530
Shower, Needle Baths
531
Swimming Baths
532
Washing and Cleansing.
See also H460 Toilet
533
Hydropathy
534
Massage
535
Electric Applications
536
Light Cure (Finsinism)
537
Climate Cures
538
Change of Air
539
Rest
540
Health Resorts (Sana-
541
Spas [toriums)
542
Sea Voyages
543
Convalescence
544
Convalescent Homes
545
Transfusion of Blood
546
Faith Healing
547
Influence of Mind on
Disease
548
Empirical Remedies
550
Medical Science
551
Ancient Systems of Medicine
552
Greek Systems
553
Arabian Systems
554
Modern Systems
555
Allopathy
556
Homoeopathy
557
Brounonian
558
Other Systems
559
Domestic Medicine
560
Medical Jurisprudence
(Forensic Medicine)
561
Medical Profession
562
Doctors
563
Surgeons
564
Quacks and Quackery
570
Surgical Science (Chirurgie)
571
Systems of Surgery
572
Operations
573
Amputations
130
G574-629Eth.&Me(l.Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G630-708
G
574
Excisions
575
Bloodless Surgery
576
Tapping
577
Cautery
578
Phlebotomy (Venesection,
Blood-letting)
579
Leeches
580
Dressings
581
Bandages
582
Splints
583
Trusses
584
Orthopaedic Surgery-
585
Malformations. Deformi-
586
Artificial Limbs [ties
587
Crutches
588
Artificial Organs
600
Organs, Functions and Dis-
eases —
601
Osteology (Bones. Cartileges)
602
Human Skeleton
603
Vertebral Column (Spine)
604
Spinal Curvature
605
Hunchback
Other Spinal Diseases.
See G709 Spinal Cord
606
Skull, General
607
Bones of the Skull
608
Jaw (Maxilla)
609
Thorax (Chest)
610
Ribs
611
Sternum
612
Bones of Upper Extremity
613
Clavicle
614
Scapula
615
Humerus
616
Radius
617
Ulna
618
Carpus
619
Metacarpals
620
Phalanges
621
Arms
622
Axilla
623
Hands
624
Fingers
625
Whitlows
626
Bones of Lower Extremity
627
Hip Bone
628
Pelvis
629
Femur
G
630
Patella
631
Tibia
632
Fibula
633
Tarsus
634
Metatarsus
635
Legs
636
Feet
637
Club Foot. Talipes
638
Toes
640
Bone Diseases
641
Periostitis. Periosteum
642
Caries
643
Osteotomy
644
Bone-setting
645
Articulations, General
646
Joints
647
Dislocations
648
Lameness
649
Cripples
650
Knee-joint
651
Bursse (Bursitis)
652
Housemaid's Knee
653
Synovitis
654
Morbus Coxarius (Hip-
joint Disease)
655
White Swelling (Tuber-
culous Arthritis)
656
Locomotor System
657
Muscles, General (Myology)
658
Tendons
659
Diaphragm (Midriff)
660
Myalgia
661
Trismus
662
Cramp
663
Writers' Cramp
670
Mucous Membranes
680
Lymphatics
681
Glands
682
Lymph
700
Nervous System
701
Nerves (Neurology)
702
Membranes of Central
Nervous System
703
Peripheral Nervous Sys-
704
Dorsal Nerves [tem
705
Lumbar —
706
Sacral —
707
Cranial —
708
Other —
131
G709-755 Eth. & Med. Sc. CI. A SSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G766-805
G
G
709
Spinal Cord
756
Meningitis
710
Locomotor Ataxy
757
Phrenitis
711
Myelitis
758
Sclerosis
712
Spina Bifida
759
Sunstroke
713
Other Spinal Diseases
760
Trepanning
714
Nervous Diseases
761
Other Diseases
715
Apoplexy
762
Head
716
Catalepsy
763
Face
717
Trance
765
Mental Physiology
718
Coma
766
Expression
719
Chorea (St. Vitus's Dance)
767
Laughter
720
Convulsions
768
Temperament
721
Epilepsy (Falling Sickness)
769
Phrenology
722
Hysteria
770
Physiognomy
723
Sleep
771
Hypnotism (Mesmerism.
724
Dreams
Electro-Biology)
725
Dream Books
772
Clairvoyance
726
Insomnia
773
Telepathy
727
Nightmare
774
Mind Transference
728
Somnambulism (Sleep-
775
Insanity (Psychiatry)
729
Neuralgia [walking)
776
Lunacy Commissions
730
Tic-doloureux
777
Idiocy
731
Neurasthenia
778
Mania
732
Neuritis
779
Nymphoemania
733
Nostalgia (Home-sickness)
780
Melancholia
734
Palsy
781
Hypochondria
735
Paralysis (Hemiplegia)
782
Delusions. Hallucinations
736
Sciatica
783
Dementia
737
Tetanus (Lock-jaw)
784
Dipsomania
Minor Nervous Troubles —
785
Delirium Tremens
738
Blushing (Flushing)
786
Alcoholism
739
Bashfulness. Nervous-
787
Intemperance. Tern-
ness
788
Inebriates [perance
740
Other Nervous Diseases
789
Drug Habit
741
Nerve and Brain Medi-
790
_ Kleptomania
742
Sedatives [cines —
791
Suicide
743
Anaesthetics
792
Harikari
744
Stimulants
793
Lunatic Asylums
745
Hypnotics (Soporifics)
795
Sympathetic System
746
Narcotics
796
Ganglions
747
Anodynes
797
Cords
748
Antispasmodics
798
Plexuses
750
Brain (Cerebellum)
800
Organs of Special Sense (Sen-
751
Anaemia
sory System)
752
Concussion
801
Eye (Sight, Vision)
753
Degeneration (Softening)
802
Retina
754
Headache (Megrim. Mig-
803
Iris
raine)
804
Optic Nerve
755
Hydrocephalus (Water on
the Brain)
805
Cornea
132
G806-861 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. G862-957
G
806
Sclerotic
G
862
807
Orbit
863
808
Conjunctiva
864
809
Conjunctivitis
865
810
Lachrymal Apparatus
870
811
Tears
900
812
Eyelids
902
813
Colour Sense [ism)
814
Colour Blindness (Dalton-
903
815
Blindness
904
816
Amaurosis
905
817
The Bhnd
906
818
Asylums for the Blind
907
819
Ophthalmics
908
820
Defects of Vision [tion
909
821
Errors of Accommoda-
910
822
Errors of Refraction
911
823
Astigmatism
912
824
Ametropia
913
825
Asthenopia (Eyestrain)
914
826
Cataract
915
827
Choroiditis
920
828
Glaucoma [Sight)
921
829
Hypermetropia (Long
922
830
Iritis [ness)
923
831
Myopia (Short Sighted-
924
832
Nystagmus (Eye-rolling)
926
833
Photophobia
927
834
Ptosis
928
835
Strabismus (Squinting)
929
836
Other Diseases and Defects
930
837
Spectacles
931
838
Spectacle Trade
932
839
Artificial Eyes
933
840
Ear
934
841
Otology (Diseases of Hear-
935
842
Hearing [ing)
936
843
Deafness
937
844
Otorrhoea
938
845
Earache
939
846
Deaf-mutism [Dumb
940
847
Asylums for Deaf and
950
848
Labyrinthine Sense
951
849
Balance
952
850
Tongue
953
851
Diseases
954
852
Taste
955
860
Nose (Rhinology)
956
861
Smell
957
Polypus
Epistaxis (Bleeding)
Coryza (Catarrh or Cold
Hay Fever [in Head)
Touch (Feeling)
Respiratory Organs
Vocal Organs. See also C512
Vocal Practice
Speech. See Mooo Language
Impediments
Stammering
Stuttering
Aphasia
Aphonia (Loss of Voice)
Dumbness
Pharynx
Pharyngitis
Tonsils
Tonsilitis
Uvulse
Fauces
Larynx (Epiglottis)
Laryngitis
Laryngismus Stridulus
Throat, General
Quinsy
Trachea (Windpipe)
Tracheaitis
Tracheotomy
Bronchi (Bronchial Tubes)
Bronchitis
Thyroid Body
Goitre
Thymus Body
Neck
Torticollis (Wry Neck)
Breathing
Artificial Respiration
Dyspnoea
Asthma
Empyeema
Lungs
Pneumonia
Phthisis
Pleura
Pleurisy
Pleurodynia
Hydrothorax
Pleuro-pneumonia
133
G960-H059 Eth, & Med.Se. CLASSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. HlOO-146
G
H
960
Medicines acting on
tory Organs
Respira-
100
961
Errhines (Sternutatories)
lOI
962
Expectorants
102
963
Cough Sedatives
103
H
104
000
Blood and Circulation
(Hema-
105
001
Blood
[tology)
106
002
Red Corpuscles
107
003
White Corpuscles
108
004
Plasma
005
Serum
109
006
Blood Vessels, General
no
007
Anaemia
III
008
Chlorosis (Green Sickness)
112
009
Addison's Disease
113
010
Leukaemia
114
on
Circulation of the Blood
115
020
Arteries
116
021
Pulmonary Artery
117
022
Systemic —
118
023
Aorta
119
024
Thoracic Aorta
120
025
Abdominal —
121
026
Other Arteries
122
027
Acupressure
123
028
Aneurisms
124
029
Capillaries
125
030
Veins
126
031
Vense Cavas
127
032
Ihac
128
033
Portal
129
034
Jugular
130
035
Other Veins
131
036
Phlebitis
132
037
Varicose Veins
133
038
Thrombosis
134
040
Pericardium
135
050
Heart, General
136
051
Special
[Pang)
137
052
Angina Pectoris
(Heart
138
053
Aortic Stenosis
139
054
Endocarditis
140
055
Fatty and other Degenera- |
141
tions
142
056
Palpitation
143
057
Pericarditis
058
Valvular Disease
145
059
Other Diseases
146
Organs of Digestion (Digestive
System)
Function of Digestion
Alimentation (Nutrition)
Mastication
Deglutition (Swallowing)
Chyle
Chyme
Fasting. Abstinence
Emaciation. See also
G335 Atrophy
Cachexia
Famines (Starvation)
Gluttony
Mouth
Aphthffi (Thrush)
Stomatitis
Hare Lip
Palate
Cleft Palate
Salivary Glands
Ptyalism (Excessive Sali-
Teeth [vation)
Dentition
Diseases
Toothache. Odontalgia
Dentistry
Artificial Teeth
Dentifrices
Abdominal Viscera
Peritoneum
Peritonitis
Abdomen
Stomach
(Esophagus
Pylorus
Dyspepsia (Indigestion)
Flatulence
Foetid Breath
Gastralgia
Gastritis
Hiccough
Nausea
Sickness. Vomiting
Sea- sickness
Pyrosis (Heartburn.
Water brash)
Intestines
Liver (Hepatology)
t34
H147-194 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. H195-316
H
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
Hepatitis
Cirrhosis. Jaundice
Gall Bladder
Bile
Biliousness
Gall Stones (Biliary
Spleen " [Calculi)
Pancreas
Large Intestine
Ccecum
Typhlitis
Vermiform Appendix
Appendicitis
Colon
Ascending
Transverse
Descending
Sigmoid Flexure
Colotomy
Small Intestine
Jejunum
Ileum
Duodenum
Mesentery. Omentum
(Epiploon or Caul)
Tabes Mesenterica
Intestinal Obstruction
Strangulation(Volvulus)
Constipation
Diarrhoea
Colic
Lead Poisoning
Rectum
Fistula
Anus
Haemorrhoids (Piles)
Prolapsus
Excretions (Faces)
Medicines acting on Alimen-
tary Canal —
Sialogogues
Refrigerants
Antacids
Emetics
Carminatives
Purgatives
Cathartics
Aperients
Cholagogues
H
195
196
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
220
221
222
223
224
230
240
241
242
243
244
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
Anthelmintics
Perinseum
Urinary Organs (Urinary Sys-
Kidneys [tern)
Nephritis
Renal Calculus
Albuminuria
Bright's Disease
Suprarenal Bodies
Renal Ducts
Bladder
Cystitis
Stranguary
Calculus (Stone)
Lithotomy
Gravel
Ureter
Urethra
Stricture
Urine
Micturation
Dysuria
Enuresis
Diabetes [gether)
Genito-Urinary Organs (To-
Medicines acting on Urinary
Organs — •
Diuretics
Lithontriptics
Diaphoretics (Sudorifics)
Antihidrotics
Reproductive Organs (Repro-
ductive System)
Function of Reproduction
Copulation (Coition)
Sexual Inversion
Onanism (Masturbation)
Unnatural Indulgence
Infibulation
Venereal Diseases
Gonorrhea (Clap)
Bubo
Chancroid
Gleet
Chancre
Syphilis
Male Organs of Generation
Prostate
Prostatitis
135
H317-364 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. H365.409
H
317 Testicles
318 Epididymis
319 Hydrocele
320 Orchitis
321 Cryptorchism
322 Scrotum
323 Tunica Vaginalis
324 Vas Deferens
325 Vesiculae Seminales
326 Sperm
327 Castration
328 Eunuchism
329 Spermatic Cord
330 Spermatorrhoea (Noc-
turnal Discharges)
331 Penis
332 Glans Penis
333 Prepuce
334 Balanitis
335 Priapusmus
336 Circumcision
337 Impotence
338 Female Organs of Generation
339 Ovaries
340 Ovules. Ovulation
341 Impregnation
342 Fecundation
343 Embryology
344 Ovarian Diseases
345 Ovariotomy
346 Sterility
347 Fallopian Tubes
348 Uterus (Womb)
349 Cervix
350 Endometritis
351 Metritis
352 Prolapsus
353 Vagina
354 Vaginaismus
355 Leucorrhcea (Whites)
356 Hj-men
357 Vulva
358 CHtoris
359 Labia
360 Menstruation (Catamenia)
361 Amenorrhoea
362 Dysmenorrhoea
363 Menorrhagia [Life)
364 Meno-pause (Change of
H
365
Medicines acting on Gene-
rative Organs —
366
Aphrodisiacs
367
Anaphrodisiacs
368
Emmenogogues
369
Ecbolics
370
Obstetrics (Midwifery)
371
Pregnancy (Gestation)
372
Decidua
373
Placenta
374
Amnion
375
Umbilical Cord (Navel)
376
Extra-uterine Preg-
nancy
377
Molar Pregnancy
378
Labour (Parturition)
379
Dystocia
380
Caesarian Operation
381
Abortion
382
Miscarriage (Premature
Birth)
383
Puerperal Fever
384
Mammary Glands.
Mammse
385
Lactation
386
Milk Fever
387
Suckling (Wet-nursing)
388
Weaning
389
Midwives
390
Gynaecology, General
391
Diseases of Women and
Children
392
Pediatrics (Diseases of Chil-
dren)
393
Rearing of Children
394
Infant Mortality
395
Infanticide
396
Nurseries (Creches)
400
Skin (Dermatology)
401
Pores
402
Perspiration
403
Desquamation
404
Tattooing
405
Moxa
406
Acne
407
Anthrax (Woolsorter's
disease)
408
Bed Sores
409
Blackheads (Comedo)
136
H410-464 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Eth. & Med. Sc. H465-540
H
410
Boils
H
465
Razors
411
Bunions
466
Cosmetics
412
Carbuncles
470
Nails
413
Chilblains
471
Onychia
414
Corns
472
Manicure
415
Chiropody (Pedicure)
500
Parasitical Diseases
416
Dandruff
501
Ascariasis (Thread woims)
417
Eczema
502
Cestoda (Tape-worms)
418
Favus
503
Hydatids
419
Freckles
504
Pediculi (Lice)
420
Herpes (Shingles)
505
Scabies
421
Ichthyosis
506
Trichinosis
422
Impetigo
507
Entozoa
423
Intertrigo
508
Flukes
424
Lichen
509
Ectozoa
425
Lupus
510
Infectious Diseases
426
Nsevus (Mother Marks)
5"
Fevers, General
427
Nettle Rash. Hives
512
Remittent Fevers
428
Pemphigus
513
Continued Fevers
429
Pimples
514
Intermittent Fevers.
430
Pityriasis
See also F362
431
Pruritus (Itch)
515
Relapsing Fever
432
Psoriasis
516
Tj'phoid Fever
433
Purpura
517
Enteric Fever
434
Seborrhcea
518
Typhus Fever (Jail Fever.
435
Tinea (Ringworm)
Spotted Fever)
436
Warts
519
Scarlet Fever (Scarlatina)
440
Medicines acting on the
520
Malarial Fever (Ague)
Skin —
521
Yellow Fever
441
Irritants and Counter
522
Surgical Fever [Fever)
Irritants
523
Dengue (Break-bone
442
Rubefacients
524
Diphtheria
443
Vesicants
525
Croup
444
Pustulants
526
Measles
445
Caustics
527
Rubella (German
446
Emollients. Demulcents
Measles)
447
Astringents
528
Parotitis (Mumps)
448
Styptics
529
Whooping Cough (Chin
450
Hair
Cough. Pertussis)
451
Alopecia
530
Small Pox (Variola)
452
Baldness
532
Vaccination
453
Sycosis
533
Cow Pox
454
Depilatories
534
Chicken Pox
460
ToUet. See also G532
535
Cholera
Washing
536
Asiatic
461
Barber Surgeons
537
Sporadic
462
Hair dressing
538
Infantum
463
Wigs
539
Plague
464
Shaving
540
Bubonic Plague
137
H541-583 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASS I PICA TION. Eth. & Med. Sc. H584-690
H
541
Beri-beri
H
584
Animal Bites
542
Dysentery
585
Animal Infection
543
Epidemic Influenza
586
Rabies
(Grippe)
587
Hydrophobia
544
Tropical Diseases
588
Glanders (Farcy)
545
Septic Diseases (Ulcers)
589
Snake Bites
546
Pyjemia
590
Insect Stings or Bites
547
SepticiKmia
595
Other Injuries
548
Blood Poisoning
600
Ambulance
549
Necrosis (" Phossy Jaw ")
601
First Aid
550
Erysipelas (Rose, St. An-
602
Life Saving
thony's Fire)
603
Drowning
551
Constitutional, Symptomatic,
604
Suspended Animation
General Diseases
610
Hospitals, General
552
Tubercular Diseases,
611
Infirmaries, General
General
612
Wards
553
Cancer
613
Asylums, General
554
Rodent Ulcers
614
Dispensaries
555
Tumours
615
Nursing
556
Myoma
616
Home Nursing
557
Wens
617
Hospital Nursing
558
Cysts
618
Nurses
559
Scrofula (King's-Evil —
620
Hygiene and Demography
Struma)
621
Public Health
560
Rickets
622
State Medicine
561
Gout
623
Preventive Medicine
562
Rheumatism
624
Personal Health
563
Lumbago
625
Cleanliness
564
Scurvy
See also B250-90 Sanitary
565
Cretinism
Engineering
566
Leprosy
650
Burial. Disposal of the Dead
567
Elephantiasis
651
Death Certificates
568
Dropsy
652
Inquests
569
Ascites
653
Coroners and Coroners
570
Anasarca
Courts
57^
Syncope
654
Mortuaries
572
Fainting (Swoons)
660
Earth Interment
573
Injuries and Wounds
661
Cremation (Urn Burial)
574
Ruptures
662
Tomb and Vault Burial.
575
Hernia
Catacombs
576
Wounds. Mutilations
663
Coffins. Sarcophagi
577
Gunshot Wounds
664
Coffin Plates
578
Military and Naval Sur-
See also A796 Sepulchral
gery
Monuments
579
Fractures
670
Embalming
580
Sprains
671
Mummies
581
Bruises, Contusions, Sores
680
Funerals
582
Suffocation
681
Wakes. Mourning
583
Burns and Scalds
690
Cemeteries. Churchyards
138
H695-752 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Eth. & Med. Sc. H753-824
H
H
695
Undertakers
753
Bowling
See also G390 Death
754
Fielding
700
Physical Training and Exercises
755
Wicket Keeping
701
Athletics, General
756
Baseball
702
Physical Development
757
Rounders
703
Training
758
Golf
704
Enghsh Methods
759
Tennis
705
German and SwissMethods
760
Lawn Tennis
706
Swedish Methods
761
Table Tennis (Ping
707
Japanese Methods (Jiu-
Pong)
jitsu)
762
Badminton
708
Other methods
763
Battledore and Shuttle-
709
Home Training
cock
710
Ambidextry
764
Fives
711
Gymnastics
765
Racquets
712
Gymnasia
766
Pelota
713
Calisthenics
767
Hockey (Hurling. Shinty)
714
Dumb Bells
768
Polo
715
Indian Clubs
769
Tent Pegging
716
Other Apparatus
770
Lacrosse
720
Athletic Sports
771
Croquet
721
Walking (Pedestrianism)
772
Bowling (Bowls)
722
Running
773
Carpet Bowls
723
Paper Chasing(Harriers)
774
Skittles
724
Jumping
775
Nine Pins
725
Vaulting
776
Quoits
726
Wrestling
777
Curling
727
Wrestlers
778
Football
728
Boxing
779
Association
729
Pugilism(Prize Fighting)
780
Rugby
730
Pugilists
781
Pushball
731
Throwing the Hammer
782
Other Out-door Games
732
Tossing the Caber
785
Mechanical Amusements
733
Mountaineering
786
Swings
734
Rock Climbing
787
Merry-go-rounds
735
Ice Climbing
788
Water Chutes
736
Acrobatics
789
Switch-back Railways
737
Acrobats
790
" Cock-shy " (Aunt Sally)
738
Contortionists
791
Other Mechanical Amuse-
739
Swimming
ments
740
Diving
792
Travelhng Shows
741
Water Polo
793
Caravan Life
742
Skating
794
Camping Out
743
Ski Running
800
Field Sports
744
Sledging. Toboganning
820
Game Preserving
745
Other Athletic Exercises
821
Game Laws
750
Outdoor Games
822
Poaching and Poachers
751
Cricket
823
Close Times
753
Batting
824
Game-keepers
139
H830-939 Eth. & Med. Sc. CLA SSI PICA TION.
Eth. & Med. Sc. H940-991
Economic Biol. 1000-005
H
H
830
Hunting. Game Shooting
940
Reversi
831
Big Game
941
Gobang
832
Ground Game
942
Backgammon
833
Flying Game
943
Solitaire
840
Trapping and Snaring
944
Roulette
Animals
945
Hazard
850
Tournaments
946
Blind Hookey
851
Tilting (Quintain)
947
Rouge-et-Noir
852
Gladiatorial Displays
948
Faro
853
Gladiators
949
Fan-tan
854
Isthmian Games
950
Dice
855
Olympic Games
951
Dominoes
856
Other Sports and Games
952
Conjuring (Prestidigita-
900
Recreative Arts (Amusements.
tion. Legerdemain)
Pastimes)
953
Juggling
901
Games, General
954
Card Tricks
902
Games of Chance
955
Puzzles
903
Games of Skill
956
Riddles. Rebuses
910
Indoor Games and Amuse-
957
Acrostics. Anagrams
ments
958
Conundrums
911
Billiards
959
Forfeits
912
Bagatelle
960
Other Indoor Games
913
Pool
970
Children's Games (Indoor
914
Shovelboard
and Outdoor)
915
Card Games
971
Toys and other Apparatus
916
Playing Cards
972
Dolls
917
Tarot
973
Marbles
918
Whist
974
Counting-out Games
919
Progressive Whist
975
Ring Games
920
Solo Whist
976
Other Round Games
921
Short Whist
980
Dancing
922
Bridge
981
Dances {Subdivide by Music
923
Poker
Forms, C465-97)
924
Napoleon ( " Nap.")
982
Balls
925
Euchre
983
Ballrooms
926
Vingt-et-un
984
Dancers
927
Ecarte
990
Conversaziones
928
Piquet
991
Soirees. Assemblies
929
Baccarat
930
Patience
I-
-ECONOMIC BIOLOGY AND
931
Cribbage
DOMESTIC ARTS.
932
Bezique
I
933
Round Card Games
000
Agriculture and Farming
934
Other Card Games
001
Ministeries or Boards of
935
Chess
Agriculture
936
Draughts (Checkers)
002
Soils
937
Board Games
003
Irrigation
938
Ludo
004
Ditches
939
Halma
005
Draining
140
1006-069 Economic Biol. CLASSIFICATION. Economic Biol. 1070-243
I
I
006
Reclamation of Waste
070
Lands
07.5
007
Manures. Fertilizers
080
008
Guano
081
009
Kelp
090
010
Ploughing. Ploughs
on
Ploughing Matches
100
012
Ploughmen
013
Crops
lOI
014
Rotation of Crops
102
015
Grains (Cereals. Bread-
103
stuffs)
104
016
Hay
120
017
Green Crops
018
Special —
(Single Plants — Wheat,
etc. — go at Botany)
020
Pests and Blights
021
Weeds and Weeding
200
022
Sowing. Planting
201
023
Reaping (Harvest)
202
024
Reaping Machines
203
025
Barns. Granaries
204
026
Grain Elevators
205
027
Ricks. Stooks, etc.
206
028
Ensilage. Silos
220
029
Enclosing Lands and
221
Fields
222
030
Fences
223
031
Hedges
224
040
Tropical Agriculture
050
Live Stock
225
(Single animals — Cattle,
226
Horses, Sheep, Goats,
227
etc. — go at Zoology)
228
051
Stock Management
229
052
Grazing
230
053
Breeding and Rearing
231
054
Stables and Bjnres
232
060
Dairy Farming
233
061
Milk
234
062
Milk Products
235
063
Cream. Separators
236
064
Clotted Cream
237
065
Condensed Milk
238
066
Butter
239
067
Churns
240
068
Cheese
242
069
Koumiss
243
Dairy and Milk Trade
Farmers and Agriculturists
Farm Servants and Labourers
Housing (Bothies)
Agricultural Depression and
Distress
Veterinary Medicine & Surgery
(Comparative Medicine)
Farriery
Horseshoeing
Spaying
Gelding
Diseases of Animals, General
(Diseases of single animals
go at name of A nimal —
Horse, etc., with Cate-
gorical number for
Diseases)
Milling (Grain Mills)
Threshing
Winnowing
Grinding and Milling
Millers
Flour and Meal Trades
Grain Merchants
Gardening (Horticulture)
Seasons and Calendars
Pruning. Cutting
Grafting and Budding
Flower Gardens (Garden
Plants)
Fruit Gardens
Market and Kitchen Gardens
Vegetables
Nurseries
Landscape Gardening
Formal Gardens
Topiary Work
Arbours
Pergolas
Mazes. Labyrinths
Ha-has
Garden Houses. Bowers
Rock Gardens. Grottos
Public Parks
Public Gardens. Lawns
Avenues. Drives
Conservatories
Greenhouses
141
1245-352 Economic Biol. CLASSIFICATION. Economic Biol. 1360-462
I
245
Gardeners
I
360
Wood Pulp
246
Greengrocery & Fruit Trades
361
Celluloid (Xylonite)
250
Forestry (Arboriculture)
370
Basket-making
251
Woods and Forests, Depart-
375
Straw Plaiting
ments or Boards
400
Textile Manufactures
252
Afforestation
401
Spinning
253
Deforestation
4Q2
Spinning Wheels
254
Forests and Woods
403
Thread
260
Timbers
404
Weaving
261
Lumber Trade
405
Hand Looms
262
Charcoal
406
Jacquard Looms
263
Charcoal Burning
410
Cotton Manufacture
265
Foresters
411
Yarns
300
Woodworking
412
Mushn
301
Sawmills
413
Flannelette
310
Carpentry and Joinery
414
Velveteen
311
Carpentry
415
Calico Printing
312
Joinery
416
Manchester Goods
313
Panelling
420
Linen
314
Pattern-making
421
Damask
320
Furniture. See also B430
422
Jute
Domestic Architecture
425
Hemp Manufacture
321
Furnishing of Houses
426
Rope and Twine (Cord
322
Cabinet -making
427
Knots and SpUces
323
Cabinets
428
Other Vegetable Fibres
324
Sideboards
430
Woollen Manufacture
325
Desks
431
Wools
326
Chests. Trunks
432
Wool-sorting
327
Other varieties
433
Wool-carding
328
Inlaid Wood-work
435
Worsteds
329
Buhl
436
Hosiery
330
Marquetery
437
Felt
331
Veneering
438
Shoddy. Mungo
332
Woodcarving
439
Tartans
333
Fretwork
440
Waste and Rag Merchai
334
Chair-making
441
Mixed Fabrics
335
Tables
442
Poplin
336
Upholstery
443
Taffeta
337
Sofas. Couches
444
Other Mixtures
340
Beds and Bedding
450
Carpets and Rugs
341
Curtains and Hangings.
451
Brussels
See A693-5 Mural De-
452
Turkish
coration
453
Persian
342
Shelving. Book, etc.
454
Wilton
345
Picture Framing
455
Axminster
347
Box-making
456
Other varieties
350
Cooperages. Coopers
460
Silk Manufacture
351
Barrels
461
Velvet
352
Tubs
462
Plush
142
1463-603 Economic Biol. CLASSIFICATION. Economic Biol, I604-73&
I
I
463
Satin
604
465
Lace
605
466
Hand -made. Laces
467
Machine-made Laces
606
470
Dyeing
607
471
Dyes
472
Turkey Red Dyeing
610
473
Dry Cleaning
615
475
Bleaching
650
500
Clothing Trades
651
501 Clothing
502 Clothiers
503 Cloth Merchants. Mercers
510 Drapery
511 Underclothing. Collars.
512 Gloves [Ties
513 Baby Linen (Layettes)
514 Corsets and Corset Making
520 Millinery
521 Haberdashery. Trimmings
522 Artificial Flowers
523 Buttons
524 Beads
525 Head Dresses and Head
Gear. See also I652
Crowns
526 Hatters. Hats
530 Tailors and Tailoring
540 Needlework
541 Handsewing
542 Embroidery
543 Tambouring
544 Samplers
545 Sewing Machinery
546 Knitting
547 Crochet
548 Netting
549 Tatting
550 Crewel Work
551 Other Varieties
560 Dressmaking
561 Cutting-out and Shaping
562 Mending
600 Costume, General
601 National Costume {Divide by
National Nos.)
602 Historical Costume
603 Fancy Costume (Liveries.
Uniforms)
Fashions in Dress
Crinohnes, Farthingales,
Hoops
Sumptuary Laws
Rational Dress (Dress Re-
form)
Umbrellas
Canes and Walking Sticks
Jewellery and Ornaments
Regalia
652 Crowns and Coronets. See
also I525 Head Dresses.
653 Insignia
654 Rings. Finger-rings
655 Bracelets. Armlets
656 Girdles. Belts
657 Necklaces
658 Earrings
659 Fans
660 Ornaments of Savage
Races
700 Vegetable and Animal Products,
General
701 India-Rubber Manufacture
702 Rubbers
703 Vulcanite
704 Waterproofing
705 Gutta-Percha
710 Tobacco Manufacture
711 Tobaccos. See also E891
Tobacco Plant
712 Cigars and Cigarettes
713 Pipes
714 Smoking
715 Snuff and Snuffing
716 Snuff Boxes
720 Fisheries
721 Fish Culture (Pisciculture)
722 Net Fishing
723 Trawling
724 Fish Curing
725 Fishmonger Trade
726 Fishermen
730 Angling
731 Fishing, General
732 Fly Fishing
733 Rod Fishing (Coarse Fish)
734 Trolling
735 Fishing Tackle
143
1736-826 Economic Biol. CLASSIFICATION. Economic Biol. 1827-882
I
736
Bait
I
827
Home Brewing
737
Hooks
82S
Breweries
738
Rods
830
Distilling
739
Lines
831
Alcoholometry
740
Flies
832
Brandy
741
Sea Fishing
833
Gin
745
River & Fresh-water Angling
834
Rum
750
Leather Manufacture
835
Whisky
751
Peltry Trade (Skins. Hides)
836
Vodkd
752
Fur and Fur Trades
837
Other Spirits
753
Tanning
838
Liqueurs, Cordials, Bitters
754
Leathers
839
Absinth
755
Leather Goods
840
Anisette
756
Purses
841
Benedictine
757
Bags
842
Chartreuse
758
Other Varieties
843
Cura9oa
760
Boot and Shoe-Making
844
Kirschwasser
761
Sandals
845
Kiimmel
762
Hand-sewn Boots and
846
Maraschino
Shoes
848
Ratafia
763
Machine-made Boots
849
Vermouth
and Shoes
850
Still Room Manuals
764
Clogs (Sabots)
855
Distilleries
765
Boot Blacks
856
Illicit Stills
766
Blacking
860
Wine-Making (CEnology)
770
Saddlery
861
Burgundies
771
Harness Making
862
Champagnes
772
Spurs, Bits, etc.
863
Clarets
780
Ivory and Ivories
864
Hocks and Moselles
781
Ivory Carving
865
Madeiras
782
Ivory Trade
866
Ports
783
Bone Manufacture
867
Sherries
790
Brush and Comb-Making
868
Tokay
791
Brushes
869
Vinegar
792
Combs
870
Cider
800
Foods and Food Production
871
Perry
801
Dietetics
872
Fruit Wines
«02
Vegetarianism
873
Aerated Waters
S03
Fruitarianism
874
Natural Mineral Waters
810
Beverages
875
Liquor Trade
811
Drink mixing
876
Blending
812
Toasts
877
Public Houses
820
Brewing
878
Taverns. Brasseries. Es-
821
Malt and Malting. See also
taminets
E465 Hops
879
Licensing (Shebeens)
822
Ales
880
Condiments. Sauces
823
Lager Beers
881
Food Preservation
824
Beers and Stout
882
Canned and Bottled Foods.
826
Other Beverages
Pickles
144
1883-943 Economic Biol.
CLASSIFICATION. Economic Biol. 1950-990
Ptiil. & Religion JOOO-103
I
883
Dried Foods
I
950
Laundry Work
884
Food Substitutes
951
Laundrymaids
885
Sugar. See also I920 Con-
952
Washing and Cleaning,
fectionery. E348
Ironing
Sugar Cane
953
Mangles and Mangling
890
Grocery Trade
960
Servants
891
Provision Trade
961
Servants' Registries
892
Meat Trade
962
Butlers
893
Butchers
963
Footmen
894
Poiilterers
964
Housemaids
895
Abattoirs. Slaughter-
965
Ladies' maids
Houses
966
Valets
900
Gastronomy
968
Others
901
Dining
970
Clubs
902
Menus
980
Hotels
903
Breakfasts
981
Inns
904
Luncheons
982
Flats
905
Teas
983
Common Lodging-Houses
906
Dinners
984
Restaurants
907
Suppers
985
Coffee Houses. Caf(^s
908
Table Decorations
986
Coffee Stalls
910.
Cookery
990
Waiters and Waitresses
911
Soups
912
Fish (Maigre Cookery)
JK-
-PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
913
Joints
914
Entries
J
915
Dessert. Salads
000
PHILOSOPHY AND RELI-
916
Carving
GION (together;
917
Cooks
GDI
Metaphysics (Intellectual
918
Kitchen Utensils
Philosophy)
920
Confectionery. See also I885
002
Ontology
Sugar
003
Reahty
921
Sweetmeats
004
Cosmology
922
Puddings. Sweets. Pastry
005
Creation
923
Ices
006
Nature
925
. Jams and Jellies
007
Teleology (Final Causes)
930
Baking
008
Knowledge
931
Bakehouses
009
Epistemology
932
Bread Making
010
Consciousness (Psycho
933
Biscuits
physics)
934
Hot-plate Baking
oil
Cause and Effect
935
Cakes. Scones, etc.
012
Necessity
936
Bakers and Confectionery
013
Opinion
Trades
014
Authority
940
Domestic Economy
015
Perception
941
Housekeeping
100
Esthetics (Taste)
942
Housekeepers
lOI
Beauty
943
House Cleaning (House-
102
Ugliness
Dusting)
103
Sublime
145
J104-207 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & ReUgion J208-252
J
104
Fashion
J
208
Egoism (Selfishness)
105
Convention
209
Intuition (Intuitionalism)
106
Style
210
Conscience
107
Classicism
211
Casuistry
108
Romanticism
212
Happiness
109
Naturalism
213
Hedonism
no
Picturesque
214
Pleasure
III
Idealism (Nominalism)
215
Perfection
112
Realism
216
Conduct of Life (Minoi
113
Impressionism
Morals)
114
Vulgarity
217
Etiquette
115
Comic
218
Salutations. Greetings
116
Commonplace (Medio-
219
Kissing
crity)
220
Other Phases
117
Other Phases
221
Passions
150
Psychology (Pneumato-
222
Affections. See also
logy)
G055 Love
151
Mind and Body. See
223
Friendship
also G547 Mind and
224
Kindness
Disease
225
Hate
152
Understanding. Intel-
226
Anger
lect
227
Fear. Cowardice
153
Thought
228
Incontinence. Lust
154
Soul, General
229
Jealousy
155
Origin of Soul
230
Revenge
156
Transmigrations of Soul
231
Envy (Covetousness)
(Metempsychosis)
232
Avarice
157'
Re-incarnation
233
Greed
158
Sensation
234
Vices
159
Attention
235
Pride
160
Abstraction
236
Vanity
161
Imitation
237
Obstinacy
162
Memory
238
Sullenness. Sulks
163
Mnemonics
239
Cruelty
164
Ideas
240
Lying (Untruthfulness)
165
Imagination
241
Deceit
i65
Wonder
242
Boasting
167
Emotions
243
Scandal. Gossip. Curi-
168
Sentiments
osity
169
Will
244
Scolding
170
Volition
245
Blasphemy. See also
200
Ethics (Moral Philosophy)
L561 Profane Oaths
201
Goodness
246
Dishonesty. Cheating
202
Right
247
Disobedience
203
Wrong
248
Folly
204
Evil
249
Other Vices
205
Intention
250
Virtues
206
Desires
251
Honour
207
Altruism
252
Glory. Fame
146
J253-302 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & Religion J303-353
Truth (Truthfulness)
J
303
Hindu
Honesty
304
Dars'ana
Duty
305
Nyaya
Bravery (Courage. Hero-
306
Vaisheshika
ism)
307
Sankhya
Gratitude
308
Yoga
Gallantry
309
Purvamimarisa
Courtesy (Politeness)
310
Uttaramimarisa
Cheerfulness
311
Greek Philosophy
Enthusiasm
312
Ionic School
Faith (General). Credu-
313
Pythagorean School
lity
314
Eleatic School
Hope
315
Heraclitus
Charity [ity
316
Atomists
Philanthropy. Human-
317
Sophists
Benevolence. Mercy
318
Socrates
Hospitality
319
Cynics
Generosity
320
Democritus '
Wisdom
321
Plato
Justice
322
Aristotle
Prudence. Caution
323
Peripatetics
Patience
324
Stoics
Innocence
325
Epicureans
Modesty
326
Skeptics
Chastity (Virginity)
327
Neo - Pythagorean
Humility
328
Neo-Platonism (Ploti-
Piety
nus)
Other Virtues
329
Eclecticism
Other Ethical Topics
331
Scholasticism (Platonic)
Toleration
332
(Aristotelian)
Fanaticism
333
Humanists
Apostacy
334
Natural Science Period
Ridicule
335
Bacon
Flattery
336
Hobbes
Bereavement
337
Descartes
Affliction
338
Spinoza
Sorrow (Sadness). See
339
Leibnitz
also G780 Melancholia
340
Mystics
Solitude
341
Boehme
Consolation
342
Paracelsus
Sympathy
343
Cornelius Agrippa
Pity
344
Servetus
Peace (Peace and War)
350
Modern Philosophy {Divide
Social Ostracism. " Boy-
by National Nos.)
cotting "
Great Modern Philoso-
phers — ■
PHILOSOPHY
351
Locke
Ancient {Divide by
352
Berkeley
Oriental National Nos.)-
353
Reid
147
J354-405 Phil. & Religion CLA SSIFICA TION. Phil. & Religion J406-502
J
354
Hume
355
Kant
356
Fichte
357
Hegel
358
Schelling
359
Schopenhauer
360
Cousin
361
Comte
362
Lotze
363
Spencer
364
Nietzsche
Forms of Philosophy —
370
Spiritual Philosophy
(Spiritualism)
371
Transcendentalism
372
Sensationalism
373
Empiricism
375
Optimism
376
Pessimism
377
Fatalism (Fate. Destiny
Kismet)
378
Monism
379
Material Philosophy
(Materialism)
380
Positivism
381
Utilitarianism
382
Other Forms
400 THEOLOGY (DIVINITY,
Natural Theology.)
At this heading are to be
assembled all general
works on the idea of
a God or Supreme
Being. Special forms
of belief in a God and
his attributes are to be
placed at the special
religions or churches
with which they are
particularly associated,
as Christianity, Budd-
hism., etc.
401 Idea of a God
402 Man (In relationship to a
God)
403 Apologetics. Evidences
404 Salvation
405 Faith. Belief
J
406
407
408
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
420
421
422
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
470
500
501
502
Sin
Predestination
Immortality
Eschatology (Future State)
Heavens. Paradises
Angels
Rewards
Purgatories. Limbos
Hells
Devils. Evil Spirits
Eternal Punishments
Theism
Deism
Monotheism
Pantheism
Theosophy
Atheism
Agnosticism
Secularism
Rationalism
Polytheism
Religion and Science
RELIGION
Comparative Religion
Universal —
Primitive Religions
Nature Worship
Sabasism
Plant and Animal Wor-
ship
Serpent Worship
Worship of the Dead
Ancestor Worship
Sin Eating
Phallic Worship
Spirit Worship
Fetishism
Totemism
Sacrifices
National Religions (Other
than those already
provided for) Diviie
by National Nos.
Mythology (Divide by Na-
tional or Language
Nos.)
Paganism
Idolatry
T48
J503-572 Phil. & Religion CLA SSI PICA TION. Phil. & Religion J573-623
J
503
Druids
J
573
Were Wolves
504
Mysteries
574
Phantom Ships
505
Eleusinian Mysteries
580
Occult Science, General
520
Folk-Lore and Occult Science
590
Psychical Research
521
Folk-Lore (Tradition)
591
Ghosts. Apparitions
522
Superstition
(Spectres)
523
Charms (Amulets)
593
Haunted Houses
524
Talismans
595
Spiritualism (Spiritism)
Cauls. See H170
See also J554 Necro-
526
Spells
mancy
527
Philtres
600
Church Doctrine, Government
530
Demonology
and Institutions
531
Devil Possession
(This heading and the fol-
532
Exorcism
lowing Topics are for
533
DevU Worship
General Works only.
535
Witchcraft
The same Topics ap-
536
Evil Eye
pear in the Categorical
537
Leechcraft
Table, and the Cate-
540
Fortune Telling (Divina-
gorical Nos. must be
tion)
used when marking
541
Card Methods
books on the Doctrine,
542
Crystal Gazing
Government and In-
543
Cheiromancy (Palmis-
stitutions of Separate
try)
Churches)
544
Other. Methods
601
Sacred Books
545
Divining Rod
602
Doctrines (Dogma)
546
Second Sight
603
Creeds
550
Prophecies
604
Catechisms
551
Oracles
605
Confessions of Faith
552
Omens (Auguries)
606
Articles of Faith
553
Sorcery (Black Magic)
610
Ritual (Rites, Ceremonies and
554
Necromancy
Forms of Public Wor-
555
Incantations
ship)
556
Invisibihty
611
Church Services
557
Seven-leagued boots
612
Public Worship
558
Other Magical Items
613
Sacraments
560
Fairies. Genii, etc.
614
Baptism (Psedobaptism,
561
Goblins
etc.)
562
Elves
615
Eucharist (Lord's Sup-
563
Brownies
per. Mass)
564
Water- Kelpies
616
Missals
565
Mermaids. See also
617
Communion
F886 Manatee
618
Confirmation
566
Lorelei
619
Church Membership
Fairy Tales. See N005
620
Penance
570
Monsters. Ogres
621
Pilgrimages
See also G365 Teratology
622
Pilgrims
571
Dragons
623
Confession (Auricular
572
Unicorns
Confession)
149
J624-720 Phil. & Religion CLA SSIFICA TION. Phil. & Religion 1721-84?
J
624 Seal of Confession
625 Absolution
626 Indulgences
627 Extreme Unction (Viati-
cum)
628 Excommunication
629 Family and Private Wor-
ship
630 Liturgies
631 Breviaries
632 Horse (Books of Hours)
633 Prayer. Litanies
634 Collects
635 Rosaries. Holy Water
636 Praying Wheels
637 Private and Family
Prayers
638 Graces
640 Hymnology
641 Psalmody
642 Chants
650 Homiletics
651 Preaching
652 Lay Preaching
653 Sermons (Addresses.
Charges)
700 Fasts, Feasts, Festivals
(Holidays)
701 New Year
702 New Year Cards
703 Epiphany (Theophany)
704 Purification of Virgin
Mary (Candlemas)
705 Shrovetide
706 St. Valentine's Day
707 Valentines
708 Ash Wednesday
709 Lent
710 Ember Days
711 Annunciation
712 Palm Sunday
713 All Fool's Day
714 Good Friday
715 Easter
716 Easter Cards, etc.
717 Holy Pasch
718 Passover
719 Ascension
720 Pentecost
J
721 Feast of Tabernacles
722 Lammas
723 Whitsuntide
724 Trinity Sunday
725 Transfiguration
726 All Saints' Day (All-
HaUows. Halloween)
727 Advent
728 Hanucah
729 Christmas Eve
730 Cfiristmas (Yule-tide)
731 Christmas Cards
732 Tebeth
733 Hogmanay (New Year's
Eve)
750 Saints Days, General
751 Secular Holidays {Divide
nationally)
752 Bank Hohdays
760 Sabbath, General (Sunday)
761 Christian Sabbath
762 Lord's Day Observance
763 Jewish Sabbath
764 Sacrilege
800 Church Government and Polity
(This heading is for General
Works only. The dif-
ferent Churches will
receive all necessary
qualifying marks from
the Categorical Table)
810 State Control and Connection
(Church and State)
811 Disestablishment
812 Canon Law
813 Ecclesiastical (Consistory)
Courts
814 Court of Arches
820 Councils
821 Synods
822 Presbyteries [blies
823 Conventions and Assem-
830 Episcopal Sees (Prelacy,
Episcopacy)
831 Dioceses
832 Congregations
840 Church Property
841 Endowments
842 Disendowment
150
J843-903 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICA TION. Phil. & Religion J904-980
J
843
844
845
846
847
848
850
851
852
853
854
855,
856
857
858
859
860
861
862
863
864
865
870
871
872
873
874
875
876
880
881
882
885
890
891
893
894
895
896
897
898
900
901
902
903
Tithes
Glebes
Teinds
Rates
Pew Rents
Church Collections and
Offerings
Ecclesiastical Buildings
Cathedrals
Churches
Chapels
Orientation
Temples. Tabernacles
Synagogues
Mosques
Monasteries
Abbeys
Priories
Convents (Nunneries)
Cells
Other Buildings
Consecration
Dedication
Church Work
Revivals
Evangelistic Work
Sunday Schools
Bible Classes
Prayer Meetings
Proselytism
Missions
Home Missions
Foreign Missions
Missionaries. Colporteurs
Priesthood
Clerical OfHce or Profes-
sion
Clerical Orders
Sacerdotalism
Benefices
Church Patronage
Simony
Stipends
Ordination
Clerical Officers
Priests
Secular Clergy —
Cardinals
J
904
905
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
916
917
918
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
950
951
960
961
962
963
970
971
972
980
Archbishops
Bishops
Patriarchs
Deans
Archdeacons
Canons
Minor Canons
Ministers (Vicars. Par-
sons. Curds)
Rectors
Curates
Probationers (Deacons)
Mullahs
Fakirs
Dervishes
Other Secular Clergy
Regular Clergy —
Abbots
Abbesses
Priors
Prioresses
Monks
Friars
Nuns
Other Regular Clergy
Lay Officers
Elders
Lay Deacons
Churchwardens
Sidesmen
Precentors (Choirmasters)
Lay Vicars
Beadles. Church Officers.
Sacristan
Sextons
Vergers
Other Lay Officers
Laity
Benefit of Clergy (Privilegium
Clericale)
Sanctuary
Ecclesiology
Vestments
Ornaments
Vessels
Symbols and Emblems
Cross
Iconography
Relics
151
KOOO-080 Phil. & ReUgion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & Religion K090.153
K
000 Churches and Sects
(The whole of the following
Churches and Sects are
to be subdivided by the
numbers of the Cate-
1 gorical Table relating
to Church Doctrine,
Government, etc.)
ooi Semitic Religions [Divide by
Language Nos.)
002 Judaism
003 Talmuds
004 Kabala
005 Rabbinism
006 Samaritans
007 Essenes
008 Lost Tribes of Israel
009 British Israelites
010 Zionism
020 Brahminism (Hinduism)
021 Brahma. Vishnu. Siva
022 Vedas
023 Rigveda
024 Samaveda
025 Yagurveda
026 Atharaveda
027 Sutras of the Vedas
028 Bramanas of the Vedas
029 Upanishads
030 Purana
031 Bramo-Somaj
040 Buddhism
041 Buddha
042 Jainism
050 Confucianism
051 Confucius
052 Lao-Tze
053 Mencius
054 Taoism
055 Shintoism [pers)
060 Zoroastrianism (Fireworship-
061 Rosicrucians
062 Parseeism
063 Zend Avesta
070 Mohammedanism (Islamism.
Moslemism)
072 Koran
080 Other Non-Christian
Churches
K
090
Non-Christian Religions,
General
100
Christian Religions, General
lOI
Christianity
no
Bible
III
Bible Texts (whole) s
b
112
Codices
ii;
113
Manuscripts
rtl
114
Printed Texts (whole)
s'r
115
Selections and Parts ^
i
116
Polyglots (whole)
120
Old Testament (whole) | g-g
121
Selections & Parts .f||
Polyglots ) ' '8?
122
123
Octateuch (First 8 books
of Old Testament)
124
Pentateuch (First 5 books)
125
Genesis
126
Mosaic Cosmogeny
127
Garden of Eden.
Adam and Eve
128
Deluge (Flood)
129
Noah's Ark
130
Exodus
131
Decalogue (Ten Com-
mandments)
132
Leviticus
133
Numbers
134
Deuteronomy
135
Historical Books
136
Joshua
137
Judges
138
Ruth
139
Samuel
140
Kings
141
Chronicles
142
Ezra
143
■ Nehemiah
144
Esther
145
Poetical Books
146
Job
147
Psalms
148
Metrical Versions of
Psalms
149
Proverbs
150
Ecclesiastes [tides]
151
Song of Solomon (Can-
152
Prophetical Books
153
Isaiah
J:52
K154-228 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & Religion K229-306
K
K
154
Jeremiah
229
Jude
155
Lamentations
230
Revelation (Apocalypse)
156
Ezekiel
240
Lost Books of the Bible
157
Daniel
241
Apocrypha
158
Hosea
242
Esdras
159
Joel
243
Tobit
160
Amos
244
Judith
161
Obadiah
245
Esther
162
Jonah
246
Book of Wisdom
163
Micah
247
Ecclesiasticus
164
Nahum
248
Baruch
165
Habakkuk
249
Epistle of Jeremy
166
Zephaniah
250
Song of the Three Children
167
Haggai
251
Story of Susanna
168
Zechariah
252
History of Bel and the
169
Malachi
Dragon
170
Minor Prophets (to-
253
Prayer of Manasseh
gether)
254
Maccabees
200
New Testament (whole)
255
Book of Enoch
{Divide by Language
260
Pseudepigrapha
Nos.)
261
Apocryphal Gospels
201
Selections and Parts
262
Apocryphal Acts of the
202
Polyglots
Apostles
203
Gospels
263
Apocryphal Apocalypses
204
Sermon on the Mount
270
Biblical Criticism
205
Lord's Prayer
271
Textual
206
Parables
272
Revision
207
Matthew
273
Canon
208
Mark
274
Evidences. Authenticity
209
Luke
275
Inspiration
210
John
276
Prophecy
211
Acts of the Apostles
277
Miracles
212
Epistles, General
280
Biblical Exegesis
213
Pauline Epistles
281
Hermeneutics (Interpreta-
214
Romans
tion)
215
Corinthians, 1-2
282
Typology
216
Galatians
283
Paraphrases
217
Ephesians
290
Biblical Analysis
218
Philippians
291
Bible Characters, General
219
Colossians
292
Groups
220
Thessalonians
293
Individual {Divide by
221
Timothy
Biographical Nos.)
222
Titus
300
Christology
223
Philemon
301
Lives of Jesus Christ
224
Hebrews
302
Portraits of Christ
225
Pastoral Epistles
303
Divinity of Christ
226
James
304
Incarnation
227
Peter
305
Titles and Names
228
John
306
Holy Grail
153
K307.365 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICA TION. Phil. & ReUgion K366-441
K
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
330
331
332
333
334
335
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
360
361
362
363
364
365
Ministry
Kenotic Theory
Atonement
Passion (Sacrifice)
Resurrection
Ascension
Millennium (Second Ad-
vent)
Virgin Mary
Immaculate Conception
Mariolatry
Christian Theology
Apologetics. Evidences
Christian Dogma
Science and Christianity
God
Attributes
Works
Trinity
Holy Spirit
Creation. See J005
Metaphysics, and
K125-26 Genesis
Man, Original State
Fall of Man
Sin
Original Sin
See also K127 Garden
of Eden
Unpardonable Sin
Free WUl
Salvation (Soteriology)
Grace
Faith (Belief)
Works
Redemption
Repentance
Regeneration
Obedience
Justification
Sanctification (Holiness)
Predestination
Election
Eschatology (Future State)
Heaven (Paradise)
Angels
Purgatory
Hell (Hades. Sheol)
Devil (Lucifer. Satan)
K
366
Eternal Punishment
367
Day of Judgment
368
Immortality
369
Eternity
370
Antichristianity
380
Unity of Christianity
381
Reunion of Christians
400
Christian Churches and Sects
401
Primitive (Eariy Christian)
Church
402
Persecutions
403
Martyrology
404
Saints (Hagiology)
405
Beatification. Canoniza-
tion
406
Apostles (Disciples)
407
Apostolic Succession
408
Apostolic Fathers
409
Patristics (Fathers generally)
410
Fathers of the Church.
Individual
{Arrange alphabetically
or chronologically)
411
Early Heresies and Beliefs
412
Gnostics
413
Manichseans
414
SabeUians
415
Trinitarians
416
Arians
417
Pelagians
418
Nestorians
419
Donatists
420
Appolinarians
421
Albigenses
422
Other Heresies
430
Eastern (Greek) Church
431
Nicene Creed
432
Seven Churches of Asia
433
Patriarchate of Constan-
tinople
434
Antioch
435
Maronites
436
Alexandria
437
Coptic (Jacobite)
Church
438
Jerusalem
439
Cyprus
440
Greece
441
Montenegro
154
K442-518 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & Religion K519-65S
K
K
442
Rumania
519
443
Austria
445
Russia
520
446
Uniat Schism
447
Armenian Church
521
448
Ethiopic (Abyssinian)
Church
522
449
Servian Church
523
450
Georgian Church
524
460
Councils of Catholic Churches
525
461
(Ecumenical Councils
526
462
Nice (Nicaea) I., 325 a.d.
527
463
Constantinople I. 381
528
464
Ephesus, 431
529
465
Chalcedon, 451
540
466
Constantinople II. 553
467
Constantinople III. 680
541
468
Nice II., 787
542
470
General Councils
543
471
Constantinople IV. 86g-
879
544
472
Lateran (Rome) I. 11 22
545
473
— — II- 1139
546
474
— — III. 1179
547
475
— — IV. 1215
560
476
Lyon I., 1245
477
— II., 1274
561
478
Vienne, 1311
562
479
Constance, 1414-18
570
480
Basle, 1431
600
481
Lateran V. 1512-18
601
482
Trent, 1542-51
483
Vatican, 1869
602
484
Minor Councils
603
500
Monachism
610
501
Asceticism [votees
502
Hermits. Recluses. De-
510
Monastic Orders of the Catho-
611
lic Churches
612
511
Benedictines, 529
613
512
Cluniacs, 912
620
513
Carthusians, 1080
625
514
Cistercians, 1098
630
515
Praemonstratensians
635
(White Canons), 1120
640
516
GUbertines, 1131
645
517
Trappists, 1140
650
518
Carmelites (White Friars),
655
1156
656
Dominicans (Black Friars)^
1170
Franciscans (Grey Friars),,
1209
Augustinians (Austin
Friars), 1256
Capuchins, 1525
Christian Brothers, 1525-
Lazarists, 1624
Sulpicians, 1642
Passionists, 1720
Redemptorists, 1732
Culdees [Orders-
Other Catholic Monastic
Sisterhoods of the Catholic
Churches
Carmelite Nuns
Franciscan Nuns
Ursuline Nuns
Sisters of Charity (St..
Vincent de Paul)
Sisters of Mercy
Little Sisters of the Poor
Other Sisterhoods
Non-Catholic Monastic Orders<
or Brotherhoods
Anglican Brotherhoods
— Sisterhoods
Monastic Communities
Latin Christianity
Roman Catholic (Western)
Church
Athanasian Creed
Apostles' Creed
Papacy (Supreme Pontiff..
Pope). See also Q6$T.
Popes
CoUege of Cardinals
Partriarchates
Sacred Congregation
Inquisition (Holy Office)
Flagellants
Old Catholics
Jesuits
Jansenites
Molinists
Galilean Church (Catholic),
Ultramontanism
~ Quietists
155
K660-780 Phil. & Religion CLA SSI PICA TION. Phil. & Religion K785-842
K
660 Anglican Church (Catholic)
6yo Roman Catholic Churches
{Divide by National
Nos.)
Reformation. See History
700 Protestantism (Divide by
National Nos.)
701 Protestant Churches. Coun-
cils, General
712 Waldenses, 12th century
713 Wycliffltes, 14th century
714 Lollards
715 Gospellers
716 Hussites (Bethlemites),
1403
720 Lutheran Church, 1517
{Divide by National Nos.)
721 Abecedarians, 1521
722 Pietists, 1650
725 United Brethren (Morav-
ians), 1722
726 Zwinglism, 1519
730 Calvinists, 1529
731 Labadists, 1650
735 Huguenots, 1560
736 Socinians, 1546
740 Unitarians
745 Arminians [formed)
750 Church of England (Re-
751 Ecclesiastical Commis-
sioners
752 Queen Anne's Bounty
753 Articles, General
754 Ten Articles
755 Forty- two Articles
756 Eleven Articles
757 Thirty-nine Articles
758 High Church
760 Ritualists
761 Puseyites
762 Tractarians (Oxford
Movement)
765 Broad Church (Latitudi-
narians)
766 Low Church
770 Episcopal Church of Scot-
land
780 Church of Ireland (Pro-
testant Episcopal)
K
785
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
810
811
815
816
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
839
840
841
842
Protestant Episcopal Ch.
(U. S.)
Nonconformity (Dissenters)
Puritans
Seventh-Day Baptists
(Sabbatarians)
Fifth Monarchy Men
Muggletonians
Anabaptists
Independents, 1580
Congregational Church
Congregational Union
Society of Friends
(Quakers), 1646
Hicksites, 1828
Baptist Churches
General Baptists, 1660
New ConnectionGene-
ral Baptists, 1661
Particular Baptists
Baptist Union
Free Baptist Church
Other Baptist Churches
Mennonites (Dutch Bap-
tists), i6th century
Dunkers (1724)
Methodist Churches (Me-
thodism)
Wesleyan Methodists,
1729
American Church
Calvinistic Methodists
(Whitfield), 1741
Welsh Calvinistic Me-
thodists
Methodist New Connec-
tion, 1797
Primitive Methodists,
1812
American Church
Bible Christians, 1815
Wesleyan Reform
Union, 1849
Independent Methodists
Methodist Episcopal
Church in America,
1766
Methodist Protestant
Church, 1830
156
K843-930 Phil. & Religion CLASSIFICATION. Phil. & Religion K931-972
K
843 African Methodist Epis-
copal Church, 1816
844 African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion Church,
1796
845 Evangelical Association
846 Free Methodist Church
847 Other Methodist
Churches
850 Methodist Reunion
900 Presbyterian Churches
901 Church of Scotland
902 Westminster Confes-
sion of Faith
903 Reformed Presbyterian
Church (Cameronians)
1680
904 Secession Church (As-
sociate Presbytery),
1733
905 Associate Synod (Bur-
ghers), 1747
906 General Associate Sy-
nod (Anti-Bur-
ghers), 1747
907 United Secession Ch.
(New Light Bur-
ghers and Anti-
Burghers), 1820-47
908 Original Secession Ch.
(Old Lights), 1842
910 Relief Church,i76i-i847
911 United Presbyterian
Church of Scotland,
1847-1900
912 Free Church of Scotland,
1843
913 United Free Church of
Scotland, 1900
915 Evangelical Union
(Morisonians), 1841
916 Sandemanians (Glas-
sites), 1730
920 Presbyterian Church of
England
925 Presbyterian Church of
Ireland
930 Presbyterian Church of
America
K
931 Cumberland Presbyter-
ian Church
935 Helvetian (Swiss) Church
940 Other Presbyterian
Churches
Miscellaneous Protestant
Churches and Associa>
tions
950 Advent Christian Ch.
951 Catholic Apostolic Ch..
(Irvingites)
952 Christian Endeavour,
Young People's So-
ciety of
953 Christian Scientists
(Faith Healers)
954 Churches of Christ
955 Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints-
(Mormons)
956 Countess of Hunting-
don's Connection
957 Disciples of Christ
(Campbellites)
958 Dutch Reformed Church
959 Doppers (Separatist
Dutch Reformed
Church)
960 Evangelical Alliance
961 Free Church of England,
962 German Evangelical Ch.
963 Lampeter Brethren
(Princites or Agape-
monites. Abode of
Love)
964 New Jerusalem Church
(Swedenborgians)
965 Perfectionists
966 Plymouth Brethren
967 Reformed Episcopal Ch.
968 Salvation Army
969 Shakers
070 Peculiar People. See
also G546 Faith Heal-
ing
971 Swedish Evangelical
Mission
972 Universalist Church
157
K980-990 Phil. & Religion
LOOO-036 Social & Pol. Sc.
CLA SSIFICA TION. Social & Pol. Sc. L040-10I
K
L
■980
Religious Associations,
040
Population
General
041
Census Taking
-981
Young Men's Christian
042
Malthusianism
Association, U.K.
043
Neo-Malthusianism
982
Y.M.C.A., U.S.
044
Movements and Progress
•983
Young Women's Chris-
045
General Register Offices
tian Association, U.K.
(Divide by National
■990
Miscellaneous Churches and
Nos.)
Sects
046
Registrars
047
Births
L— SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
048
Stillborn Children
SCIENCE.
049
Deaths. Mortality
L
Tables
000
Social Science
050
Marriages
GOX
Primitive Society
060
Housing
002
The Family
061
Town Problems
■003
Nomadic Life. See also
062
Town Life
L077
063
Country Problems
•004
Domestic Life
064
Country Life
005
The Home
065
Rural Depopulation
006
Tribal and other Organiza-
066
Suburban Life
tions
067
Garden Cities
■010
Manners and Customs
068
Other Aspects
Oil
National (Divide by Na-
070
Poor and Poverty
tional or Lang. Nos.)
071
Pauperism
(Customs connected with
072
Boarding Out
subjects go at subjects,
073
Outdoor Relief
with " Customs " num-
074
Workhouses (Poor-
ber from Categorical
houses)
Table)
075
Poor Law Guardians
020
The People. The Public
076
Mendicancy. Beggars
021
Liberty (Civil, Personal,
077
Vagabondage. Tramps.
etc.)
Vagrancy. See also
022
Civic Rights
L003
023
Citizenship
080
Charities
024
Burgesses. Freedom of
081
Alms. Almshouses
•025
Nationality [Cities
082
ChcU-ity Commissioners
026
Naturalization
or Boards
027
Aliens
083
Emigration
028
Freedom of Speech
084
Pauper Immigrants
■029
Public Opinion
085
Undesirable Immigrants
030
Petitions
086
Immigration, General
031
Public Meetings
087
Colonization
032
Procedure
090
Social Organizations
033
Chairmanship
091
Social Work
034
Rules of Debate (Stand-
092
Slumming. Poor Dis-
ing Orders)
trict Visiting
■035
Motions and Resolutions
100
Political Economy (Eeonomics)
•036
Amendments
lOI
Wealth
158
L102-152 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Social & Pol. Sc. L153-223
L
L
102
Production
153
103
Consumption
154
104
Luxury
155
105
Leisure
156
106
Labour (Work)
157
107
Apprenticeship
158
108
Workmen
159
109
Labourers
160
110
Shop Assistants
III
" Living in " System
112
Hours of work
161
113
Sweating
162
114
Machinery and Wages
170
115
Truck System
116
Strikes
117
Profit Sharing
171
118
Unemployment
172
120
Factory System
173
121
Factories
122
Division of Labour
174
123
Piece Work
180
124
Dangerous Trades
125
Employers' LiabiHty
130
Professions
185
131
Employments. Occupations
200
132
Law of Master and Servant
201
133
Organization. Planning
202
134
Committees. Boards.
203
Managers
204
135
Administration. Management
205
136
Business Methods (Success)
137
Responsibility
206
138
Officers
208
139
Specialization (Consul-
209
140
Staff [tants)
210
141
Sinecures
211
142
Nepotism (Favouritism)
143
Plural Offices
212
144
Officialdom. "Red Tape."
213
Bureaucracy
214
145
Salaries. Pay. Fees. Wages
215
146
Rules. Regulations. Bye-
216
laws
217
147
Inspection. Inspectors
218
See also A140 Certificates,
219
etc.
220
150
Slavery
221
151
Feudal Serfdom
222
152
Villeinage
223
Slave Trade
Enforced Labour
Convict Labour
Pauper Labour
Coolie Labour
Labour Colonies
Trade Unions (Workmen)
Trade Unions (Employers)
{Separate Unions go at
Trades)
Combinations
Co-operation
Friendly Societies {Arrange
by National Nos. and
Titles)
Building Societies
Sick Benefit Clubs
Slate Clubs (Dividing
• Societies)
Other Friendly Societies
Secret Societies {Arrange by
National Nos. and
titles) '
Freemasonry
Political Science
Government, General
The State (Constitution)
City State
Feudal System
Fiefs
See also L151, 152
Monarchy
Kingdom States
Empire —
Absolute Monarchy
Divine Right of Mon-
archs
ConstitutionalMonarchy
Crown Duties
Crown Privileges
Courts (Royal)
Levees
Assemblies
Durbars
Other Functions
Court Officials
Bodyguard
Chamberlains
Stewards
159
L224-274 Social & Pol. Sc. CLA SSI PICA TION. Social & Pol. Sc. L275-330
L
224
Maids of Honour
L
275
Registration of Voters
225
Master of the Horse
280
Elections
227
Gentlemen-in- Wait-
281
Canvassing
ing. Pages
282
Election Agents
228
Other Functionaries
283
Ballot
230
TjTanny. Dictatorship
284
Polling
231
Aristocracy
295
Central Administration
232
Oligarchy
300
Parliaments or Elective As-
233
Gynaeococracy
semblies
234
Republicanism
301
Powers and Privileges
235
Democracy •
(General)
236
Socialism
302
Procedure and Forms —
237
Fabianism
303
Proceedings. Votes —
238
Communism
304
Debates —
239
Anarchism
305
Journals —
240
Nihilism
306
Bills —
241
Utopias (Ideal Govern-
307
Acts (Statutes) —
ments)
{Single Acts go at subjects)
242
Other Fornis of Govern-
308
Reports and Papers (Blue,
ment
White, etc. Books),
243
Federal Government
General
244
Parliamentary Govern-
[Single reports go at sub-
ment
jects)
250
Political Parties (Divide by
309
Other Documents
National Nos.)
310
British Parliament
251
Conservatives (Tories)
311
House of Commons
252
Liberals (Whigs)
312
Speakers (Office)
253
Radicals
313
House of , Lords
254
Science of Politics
314
Lord Chancellors (Office)
255
Party Government
315
Privy Council
256
Internatiohal Politics
316
Cabinets
257
Statesmanship (Statecraft)
317
Prime Ministers (Office)
258
Balance of Power
318
English Parliament to 1709
259
Foreign Relations and
319
Scottish Parliament to
Pohcy
1709
260
Foreign Offices or Minis-
320
Irish Parliament
tries
321
House of Keys (Manx
261
State Control
Parliament)
262
State Interference
322
Colonial Legislatures [Di-
263
State Administration
vide by National Nos.)
264
Representation [fives
323
Imperial Federation
265
Payment of Representa-
325
United States Congress
266
Proportional Representa-
326
House of Representatives
tion
327
Senate
270
Suffrage (Franchise)
328
President
271
Universal
329
State Legislatures [Divide
272
Manhood
by State Nos.)
273
Qualifications
330
France. Chambre des D6-
274
Woman Suffrage
put6s
160
L331-367 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Social & Pol. Sc. L368-411
L
331
Senate. Cabinet
332
President
333
Germany
334
Bundesrath
335
Reichstags
336
State Legislatures {Divide
by State Nos.)
337
Austria-Hungary
338
Austrian Landtage (Pro-
vincial Diets)
339
Austrian Reichsrath
340
Hungarian Kepviselohciz
(Lower House)
341
Hungarian Forendih^z
(Upper House)
342
Hungarian Orszaggyiiles
343
Holland Staats, General
344
Belgium. Chambre de Rep-
resentatives
345
Senate
346
Italy. Camera de' Deputati
347
Senato
348
Switzerland. Standerath
349
Nationalrath
350
Denmark. Folkething
351
Landsthing
352
Rigsdag
353
Norway. Storthing
354
Greece. Bule
355
Russia. Duma
356
China. Chun Chi Ch'u
(Grand Council)
357
Other National Parliaments
(Take National Nos.)
358
Departments of State
359
Civil Service, General
360
Home Of&ce (Interior)
361
Colonial Offices or Depart-
ments (Note — All
other Departments of
State go with subjects)
362
Local Administration
363
Local Government Boards
364
Provinces
365
Departments (Prefects)
366
Counties
367
County Councils
L
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
Parishes
Vestries
Wapentakes
Hundreds
Tithings
Moots
Rural Councils
Other Division;
Municipalities
Cities
County Boroughs
Scots Burghs
Towns. Municipal
Boroughs
Urban Districts
Townships. Rural Dis-
tricts.
Villages
Other Urban Areas
Municipal Administration
Valuation
Assessments
Rating
Trading
Officers, General
Mayors (Provosts,
Maires, Burgomeis-
ters)
Aldermen (Bailies)
Councillors
Town Clerk
Other Officers (not al-
ready placed with sub-
jects)
International Law
Sovereignty
Succession (Salic Law)
Abdication
State Territory
Suzerain and Vassal States
Annexation
Diplomatists
Ambassadors
Consuls
Alliances
Treaties, General (Special
Treaties take National
Nos., or go with sub-
ject)
161
L412-455 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Social & Pol. Sc.L456-51i
L
L
412
Arbitration
456
413
Conciliation
457
414
Compromise
415
Neutrality
416
Armed Neutrality (Em-
458
bargo)
459
417
Foreign Enlistments
460
418
Belligerent Rights
419
Intervention (Mediation)
461
420
Armed Intervention
462
421
Contraband of War. Cap-
tures
463
422
Passports
464
423
Extradition
465
424
Law of Asylum
466
425
Fugitives from Law
467
426
Outlawry
469
427
Espionage
470
428
Negotiations
471
429
Protocols
430
Law (Jurisprudence)
472
431
Natural Law
473
432
Common Law
474
433
Statute Law
475
434
Civil Law
476
435
Comparative Law
477
436
Laws of Various Countries
478
{Codes, Commentaries,
479
etc., divide by National
iH
Nos.)
480
437
Equity
481
438
Other Main Divisions
482
440
Roman Law
483
441
Institutes
484
442
Pandects
485
443
Ministries of Justice
486
444
Attorney General
487
445
Solicitor General
500
446
Lord Advocate
501
447
Other Crown or State
Officers
502
450
Administration of Law
503
451
Law Courts (Divide hy Na-
504
tional Nos.)
505
452
Supreme Courts of Judica-
506
ture
507
453
Courts of Appeal
508
454
High Courts of Law
510
455
Chancery
511
King's Bench
Probate, Divorce and
Admiralty. See also
B785 Marine Courts
Court of Session
High Court of Justiciary
Other British High
Courts
County Courts
Assizes
Sessional and Circuit
Courts
Other Judicial Tribunals
Jurisdiction of Law Courts
Procedure of Law Courts
Habeas Corpus
Contempt of Court
Law Officers
Lords Lieutenants and
Deputies
Judges
The Bench
Sheriffs
Sheriffs-Officers. Bailiffs
Justices of the Peace
Clerks of the Peace
Magistrates
Magistrates' Clerks.
Procurators
Other Law Officers
Lawyers
The Bar
Councillors-at-Law
Advocates. Barristers
Solicitors. Writers
Attorneys. Notaries
Pettifoggers
Trials, General
State (Divide by National
Nos.)
Criminal —
Civil —
Special , —
Ordeals
Trial by Combat
Trial by Fire
Other Ordeals
Juries
Trial by Jury
162
L512-560 Social & Pol. Se. CLA SSIFICA TION. Social & Pol. Sc. L561-633
L
L
512
Grand Juries
561
513
Petty or Common Juries
514
Other Jxiries
515
Arrest
563
516
Prisoners
565
517
Bail
566
518
Evidence
567
519
Relevancy
570
520
Proof
571
521
Circumstantial Evidence
573
522
Witnesses (Subpoenas)
574
523
Cross Examination
575
524
Affidavits
576
'i25
Confessions
577
526
Accomplices (Informers)
527
Oaths
578
528
Affirmations. Declarations
579
529
Acquittal
580
530
Actions at Law
581
531
Litigation. Barrators
590
532
Limitation of Actions
600
533
Actions in formB pauperis
601
534
Writs
602
535
Indictments
603
536
Statement of Claim
604
537
Briefs
538
Pleadings
539
Estoppel
605
540
Process
541
Forms
542
Costs. Taxed Costs
606
543
Precedents
607
544
Leading Cases
608
545
Verdicts
610
546
Judgments
611
547
Injunctions
612
548
Other Processes
613
550
Oflences against the State
614
551
Treason
615
552
Sedition
617
553
Disclosing Official Secrets
618
554
Bribery(Corrupt Practices,
619
Secret Commissions)
620
555
Perjury
621
556
Personation
630
557
Rescue of Prisoners
631
558
Harbouring
632
559
Riots. Tumults
560
Mutiny
633
Profane Oaths (Cursing
and Swearing). See
also J 245 Blasphemy
Obscenity. Indecency
Concealment of Pregnancy
Concealment of Birth
Other Offences
Torts (Injuries)
False Imprisonment
Negligence
Contributory Negligence
Libel
Criminal Libel
Slander. Defamation of
Character
Malicious Prosecution
Fraud
Damages
Compensation
Other Injuries
Criminalogy
Criminal Law
Summary Jurisdiction
Criminal Lunatics
Dangerous Persons (Crimi-
nals). See also G775
Insanity
Elimination of Criminals
See also G376-377 Eu-
thanasia
Felonies
Misdemeanours
Compounding a Felony
Offences against Persons
Assassination
Murder. Homicide
Manslaughter
Malicious Injuries
Challenges and Threats
Assault
Abduction. Kidnapping
Childstealing
Rape
Unnatural Offences
Offences against Property
Arson
Larceny (Pocket-pick-
ing. Theft) [ing
Horse and Animal steal-
163
.1634-688 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Social & Pol. So. L689-755
L
'634
Robbery
L
689
Pardon. Amnesty
Contracts ^^
635
Highway Robbery
700
636
Garrotting (Robbery
701
Agreements. Sureties
with violence)
702
Deeds
637
Burglary and House-
703
Bonds
breaking
704
Specific Performance
638
Receiving Stolen Goods
705
Bailments
639
Brigandage
710
Property
640
Blackmail (Extortion by
711
Public Property
Threats)
712
Land Nationalization
641
False Pretences (Trick-
713
Personal Property
ery. Confidence Trick)
714
Real Property
642
Malicious Damage
715
House Property
643
Embezzlement
716
Agents
644
Forgery
717
Land
650
Police
718
Land Registries
651
Detection of Crime
719
Freehold (Allodium)
652
Detectives
720
Leasehold
653
Police Courts
721
Copyhold
654
Summonses
722
Foreshores
655
Constables. Policemen.
723
Riparian Rights
660
Penology (Punishment)
724
Rights of Water
661
Prisons
725
Common of Turbary (Turf
662
CeUs
Rights)
663
Reformatories
726
Easements
664
Solitary Confinement
727
Treasure Trove
665
Capital Punishment
729
Landowners
666
Hanging
730
Visitations
667
Strangulation
732
Domesday Book.
668
Guillotine. Beheading
733
Other National Surveys
669
Electrocution
734
Village Communities
670
Burning
735
Manors
671
Torture
736
Manorial Rights
672
Rack
737
Estates
673
Transportation
738
Estate Management
674
Penal Servitude
739
Allotments
675
Convicts (Galley Slaves)
740
Commons
676
Police Supervision
741
Public Lands
677
Tickets of Leave
742
Crown Lands
679
Banishment. Exile
Enclosing. See I029
680
Imprisonment for Life
744
Trespass
681
With Hard Labour
745
Right of Way
682
Treadmills
750
Tenures
683
Birching and Whipping
751
Jocular Tenures
684
Bcistinado
752
Mortmain
685
Fines
753
Mortgages
686
Lynching
754
Rents (Groun^. Feus, etc.)
687
Tar and Feathering
755
Peppercorn or Nominal
688
Crucifying
Rents
164
L756-812 Social* Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Social & Pol. Sc. L813-857
L
756
Unearned Increment
L
813
Brokerage
757
Dilapidations
814
Price Lists
758
Betterment
815
Commercial Crises
760
Landlord and Tenant
816
Trade Guilds
761
Absenteeism
817
Chambers of Commerce
762
Evictions
818
Merchants [panies
763
Law of Diligence
819
Historical Trading Com-
764
Law of Discovery
820
Companies, General
765
Law of Distress
821
Limited Liability
766
Distraint
822
Joint Stock
767
Landlord's Hypothec
823
Trusts. Combinatip^ns
768
Bills of Sale
824
Monopolies
770
Tenants
825
Promation. Formation
771
Joint Tenants
826
Articles of Association
772
Conveyancing
827
Directors
773
Leases
828
Shares
774
Ownership
829
Debentures
775
Membership Cards
830
Dividends
(Tickets)
831
Shareholders
776
Other Departments
832
Goodwill
780
Wills and Testaments
833
Mercantile Law
781
Forms
834
Sole Traders
782
Entail
835
Partnerships
783
Primogenitm-e
836
Agencies. Branches
784
Heirs
837
Sales and Sale Contracts
785
Intestacy
838
Instalment System
786
Legacies and Bequests
(Hire Purchase)
787
Executors and Adminis-
840
Auction Sales
trators
841
Auctioneers. Valuators
788
Trustees
842
BUls of Exchange (Promis-
789
Probate (Proving of Wills)
sory Notes. I.O.U.'s)
790
Wards
843
Bankruptcy
791
Guardianship
844
Insolvency
792
Estate Duties
845
Liquidation
793
Death Duties
846
Debtors
800
Commerce and Trade
847
Creditors
801
Ministries or Boards of
848
Bankruptcy Courts
Trade and Commerce
849
Warrantry. Guarantee
802
Barter
850
Consignments
803
Domestic Trade
851
Demurrage
804
Imports
852
Street Vendors
805
Foreign Trade
853
Costermongers. Pedlars.
806
Exports
Hawkers
807
Fairs
854
Shop-keeping
808
Markets
855
Retail Trading
809
Bazaars
856
Wholesale Trading
810
Prices
857
Automatic Trading Ma-
811
Discounts
chines (Coin-freed Ap-
812
Commissioners
paratus)
165
L858-906 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICATION. Social & Pol. Sc.L907-9
L
L
858
Commercial Travelling
907
Taxation
859
Commercial Travellers
908
Single Tax
860
Advertising
909
Income Tax
861
Posters. Picture Posters
910
Licences
862
Bill-Posting
911
Tariffs
863
Handbills
912
Free Trade
864
Prospectuses
913
Protection
865
Show Cards
914
ZoUverein
866
Trade Marks
915
Prohibition -
867
Trade Labels
916
Laissez Faire
868
Finance and Money, General
917
Retaliation
869
Money
918
Reciprocity
870
Currency. Coinage
919
Duties
871
Metal Staridards, General
920
Countervailing Duties
872
Gold —
921
Bounties
873
Silver —
922
Subsidies
874
Copper —
923
Revenue
875
Other —
924
Revenue Tariffs
876
Bi-Metallism
925
Excise. Customs
877
Paper Money
926
Smuggling
878
Bank Notes
927
Inland Revenue
879
Latin Monetary Union
928
Octroi duties
880
Mints
930
Speculation
881
Cambistry. Exchange
931
Stock Exchanges
882
Credit
(Bourses)
883
Debt
932
Panics
884
Deposit Currency
933
Gambling
885
Quantity Theory of Money
934
Betting
886
Gresham's Law (Debase-
935
State Lotteries
ment of Money)
936
Private Lotteries
887
Counterfeiting Coins
940
Capital
888
Forgery of Paper Money
941
Income
889
Legal Tender
942
Sinking Fund
890
Token Money (Shells, etc.)
943
Reserve Fund
891
Tills. Cash Registers
950
Banking
895
Numismatics (Archaeology of
951
Interest and Usury
Coinage)
952
Loans
896
National {Divide by Na-
953
National Banking
tional Nos.)
954
Joint Stock Banks
897
Special
955
Private Banks
900
Finance
956
Cheque System
901
Ministries of Finance
957
Clearing Houses
(Treasury) Chancellor
958
Co-operative Loan See.
of Exchequer
959
Savings Banks
902
National Debt
960
Land Banks
903
Investments
961
Safe Deposits
904
Securities
962
Safes. Strong Rooms
905-
Exchequer Bills
965
Pawnbroking. Mont-de-Pi6t6
906
Consolidated Funds
966
Money Lending
166
L967-988 Social & Pol. Sc. CLASSIFICA TION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M022-077
MOOO-021 Lang., Lit., Bib.
L
967 Thrift and Saving
970 Insurance
971 Tontines
972 Life Insurance
973 Fire Insurance
974 Marine Insurance
975 Underwriting
976 Lloyds
977 Accident Insurance
979 Other forms of Insurance
980 Annuities
981 Superannuation
982 Pensions
983 Old Age Pensions
984 Premiums
985 Policies
986 Bonuses
987 Risks and Surveying
988 Actuaries
M— LANGUAGE, LITERATURE,
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
(The Spoken,
Written
Word.)
and Printed
M
000 Language (Philology)
001 Origin of Language
002 Primitive Language
003 Phonology. Phonetics. See
also G903 Speech
004 Agglutinatives
005 Labials
006 Dentals
007 Gutturals
008 Liquids
009 Nasals
010 Sibilants
on Alphabets
012 Vowels
013 Consonants. Aspirates
014 ■ Diphthongs
015 Transliteration
016 Abbreviations
017 Punctuation
018 Pronunciation (Orthoepy)
019 Spelling (Orthography)
020 Grammar, Comparative
021 Accidence (Inflection)
M
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
031
032
033
034
035
041
042
043
044
045
046
050
051
052
053
054
055
056
057
060
061
062
063
064
065
070
071
072
073
074
075
076
077
Parsing
Analysis
Syntax
Parts of Speech
Adjectives
Adverbs
Articles
Conjunctions
Interjections
Nouns
Particles
Prepositions
Pronouns
Verbs
Prosody. See N130 Poetry
Reading (as an Exercise)
Composition
Errors of Speech
Bulls
Vulgarisms
Dictation
Lexicography (General)
Dictionaries. Glossaries
(General)
{Single Dictionaries take
Language Nos. plus
Categorical " Diction-
ary " Nos.)
Polyglots
Idioms
Dialects
Slang
Neology
Euphuisms
Etymology
Prefixes
Suffixes
Synonjmis
Homonyms
Antonyms
Names
Surnames
Christian or Forenames
Male Christian Names
Female Christian Names
Nicknames
Place Names
Other Names
167
M080-154 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLASSIFICATION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M160-235
M
080 School Books
081 Horn Books [Books
082 Chrestomathies. Phrase
090 Comparative Philology
ogi Translating. Interpreting
100 Literature, General
loi Authorship
102 Methods
103 Book Writing
104 Pamphlets
105 Prefaces
106 Introductions
107 Dedications
See also Letterpress
Printing
no Correspondence. Letter
Writing
111 Secretaryship
112 Anonymous and Pseudo-
nymous Literature
113 Anonyma
114 Pseudonyma
120 Literary Criticism, General
(Special receives National
No. plus Categorical No.)
121 Journalism
122 Newspaper Press
123 Magazine Press
124 Editorial Work
125 Reporting
126 News Agencies
127 Collecting and Distri-
buting News
130 Liberty of the Press
131 Censorship
132 Licensing Literature
133 Index Expurgatorius
134 Forbidden and Con-
demned Books
140 Copyright
145 Comparative Literature
150 Cataloguing
151 Alphabetical (Author)
152 Classified
153 Dictionary
154 Other Forms
(Single Catalogues go with
subjects, or kind of
Library, or Trade)
M
160 Indexing. Filing
161 Calendering
162 Precis Writing and Digest-
ing
170 Rhetoric
180 Oratory
181 Elocution. Recitation
182 Gesture
183 Conversation
184 Debating
185 Ventriloquism
186 Mimicry. See also E076
Animal Mimicry
LANGUAGES AND LITERARY
HISTORY,
200 African Languages
202 Tribal
203 Bushman
204 Hottentot
205 Bantu or Kaffir
206 Wolof
207 Mende
208 Felup
209 Central African
210 Bornu
211 Kru
212 Eve
213 Nubian
214 Ibo
215 Nile Group
216 Unclassified Negro
217 African Tribal Literature
220 Hamitic Languages
221 Literatiue
222 Old Egyptian Language
223 Literature
224 Coptic Language
225 Literature
226 Libyan Lang, and Lit.
227 Numidian Lang, and Lit.
228 Kabyle Lang, and Lit.
229 Berber Lang, and Lit.
230 Semitic Languages
231 Literature
232 Assyro-Babylonian Lang.
233 Literature
234 Phoenico-Hebrew Lang.
235 Literature
168
M236-285 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLA SSI PICA TION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M286-340
M
236
Modern Hebrew
237
Yiddish
238
Punic Lang, and Lit.
239
Samaritan Lang, and Lit.
240
Aramaic (Babylon)
241
Chaldee Lang, and Lit.
242
Syriac Language
243
Literature
244
Ethiopic
245
Amharic
246
Arabian Language
247
Literature
248
Sinaitic
249
Maltese
250
Asian Languages, General
251
Literature, General
252
Aryan Languages, General
253
Literature, General
254
Aryan, Asian Languages
255
Literature
256
Indian Group
257
Sanskrit (Vedic) Lang.
258
Literature
259
Prakrit
260
Pali
261
Kafiri
262
Dardui
263
Kashmiri |
264
Singalese !
265
Hindustani Language j
266
Literature
267
Gujarati Lang, and Lit.
268
Sindhi
269
Marathi
270
Uriya
271
Other Hindustani Dia-
lects
272
Hindi Lang, and Lit.
273
Panjabi
274
Other Hindi Dialects
275
Bengali
276
Other Indian Vernaculars
280
Persian (Iranian) Languages
281
Literature
282
Old Persian
283
Pahlavi
284
Parsi
285
Neo-Persian
M
286
Kurdish
287
Beluchi
288
Zend
289
Pukhtu (Afghan)
290
Ossetian
291
Armenian Language
292
Literature
300
Turanian Languages
301
West Asia Group
302
Accadian, etc.
303
Uralic Group
304
Tchudic
305
Finnish Language
306
Literature
307
Esthonian
308
Livonian
309
Lapp
310
Permian
311
Volgaic
312
Magyr (Uigur — Hungar-
ian) Language
313
Literature
314
Samoyed Group
315
Turkish Tartar
316
Mongolian
317
Tungusian (Japanese) Lan-
guage
318
Literature
320
Dravidian Languages
321
Literature
322
Tamil Lang, and Lit.
323
Telugu
324
Tulu
325
Canarese
326
Coorg
327
Gond
328
Other Dravidian Lang.
329
Kolarian
330
Tibeto-Burman
331
Nepal
332
Sikkhim
333
Assam
334
Manipur-Chittagong
335
Burmese
336
Trans-Himalayan
337
Other Dialects
338
Tai
339
Siamese
340
Shan
169
M341-409 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLASSIFICA TION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M410-454
M
341 Mon-Anam
342 Cambodia
343 Annamite
344 Khasi
345 Chinese Language
346 Literature
347 Korean
348 Lycian
349 Lesghic
350 Ude
351 Circassian
352 Thushian
353 Alarodian (Georgian)
354 Other Caucasian Lang.
360 Malayo-Polynesian
361 Malayan
362 Philippine
363 Formosa
364 Malayo-Javanese
365 Malay
366 Achinese
367 Javan
368 Dayak
370 Polynesian
371 Samoan
372 Tongan
373 Maori
374 Tahitan
375 Hawaiian
376 Other Dialects
380 Melanesian
381 Fijian
382 Andamanese
383 Papuan
384 Aino
385 Australian Natives
386 Tasmanian Natives
387 Micronesian Natives
400 European Languages
401 Aryan (European) Languages
402 Literature
403 Celtic Languages, General
404 Literature, General
405 Cymric Language
406 Literature
407 Welsh Language
408 Literature
409 Cornish
M
410 Armorican (Breton)
Language
411 Literature
412 Gadhelic Language
413 Literature
414 Irish Language (Erse)
415 Literature
416 Manx
417 Gaelic (Scots Highlands)
Language
418 Literature
419 Gauhsh [General
420 Classics (Latin and Greek),
421 Latin (Italic) Language
422 Literature
423 Umbrian
424 Oscan ,
425 Classic Latin Language
426 Literature
427 Macaronic Latin
428 MediaevaL Latin Lang.
429 Literature
430 Neo-Latin (Romanic) Lang.
431 Literature
432 Italian Language
433 Literature
434 Sardinian
435 French Language
436 Literature
437 Proven9al Language
438 Literature
439 Langue d' Oc
440 Langue d' Oil
441 Catalan
442 Walloon
443 Belgian Literary History
444 French-Canadian Literary
History
445 Spanish Language
446 Literature
447 Portuguese Language
448 Literature
449 Latin American Literature
450 Wallachian
451 Rumesh
452 Greek (Hellenic) Language,
General
453 Literature, General
454 Thracian
170
M455-525 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLASSIFICATION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M526-606
M
455
456
457
458
459
460
Albanian
Phrygian
Classical Greek Language
Literature
Modern Greek Language
Literature
465 Letto-Slavonic Language
466 Literature
467 Slavic
468 Old Slavonic
469 Bulgarian
470 Ecclesiastical Slavonic
471 Russian Language
472 Literature
473 Slovene
474 Croatian
475 Servian Language
476 Literature
477 Polabian (Lusatia)
478 Slovak-Czech (Bohemian)
Language
479 Literature
480 Polish Language
481 Literature
482 Wendish
483 Lettish
484 Old Prussian
485 Lithuanian
500 Teutonic Languages
501 Literature
502 Low German Language
503 Literature
504 Gothic
505 Frisian
506 Dutch (Flemish) Language
507 Literature
508 Cape Dutch
509 Continental Saxon
510 Anglo-Saxon Language
(Old English to 1150)
511 Literature
520 English Language, General
521 Literature, General
522 Middle English (1150-
1500)
523 Modern English Lan-
guage (from 1500)
524 Literature
525 Local English Dialects
Local Scots Dialects
Scots Literary History,
Genei al
Irish —
Welsh —
American —
Colonial —
Australasian —
Canadian —
African —
Norse Language (Scandi-
navian)
Literature
Old Norse
Icelandic Language
Literature
Norwegian Language
Literature
Danish Language
Literature
Swedish Language
Literature
M
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
560 High German Languages
561 Literature
562 Old German
563 Middle German
564 High German Language
(Ordinary Modern
German)
565 Literature
566 Rhenish
567 • Thuringian
568 Swabian
569 Swiss Literary History
570 Austrian Literary History
580 Etruscan Language
585 Basque Language
586 Literature
590 Gipsy (Romany) Language
595 Literature
600 American Languages
601 South American Languages,
General
602 Literature of Non-Latin
Races
603 Fuegian
604 Patagonian
605 Chibcha
606 Guaycuru-Abiponian
171
M607-705 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLASSIFICATION. Lang., Lit., Bib. M706-749
M
607 Arda
608 Araucanian
609 Peruvian
610 Andes Languages
611 Moxa
612 Chiquita
613 Tupi-Guarani
614 Carib
615 Lule
616 Cueva
617 Cibuney
618 Maya
619 Mexican
620 Pueblo
621 Other S. American Dialects
650 Nortli American Languages
651 Yuma
652 Californian
653 Selish
654 Chinuk
655 Sahaptin
656 Nutka
657 Appalachian
658 Pawnee
659 Dakota
660 Iroquois
661 Algonquin
662 Athabaskan (Tinne)
663 F'linket
664 Aleutian
665 Eskimo [lects
666 Other N. American Dia-
670 Universal Language
671 Unity of Language
672 Volapuk
673 Esperanto
675 Other
680 Deaf and Dumb Alphabets and
Signs
681 Visible Speech
700 Palaeography and Diplomatics
701 Palaeography (alone)
702 Diplomatics (alone)
703 Records. Charters
704 Record Offices (Divide by
National Nos.)
705 State Papers
{Actual State Papers go
at Nation or Subject)
M
706
Archives
707
Origin of Writing
708
Mnemonic Writing
709
Picture —
710
Ideographic —
711
Cuneiform —
712
Hieroglyphics
713
Hieratic Writing
714
Demotic —
715
The Rosetta Stone
716
Runic Writing
717
Ogam —
718
Other Forms
720
Script Writing
721
Oriental
722
Greek
723
Roman
724
Gothic
725
English
726
Italian
727
French
728
Other Varieties
730
Calligraphy (Penmanship.
Graphology)
731
Scriptorium
732
Contractions. Exten-
sions
733
Palimpsests
734
Materials
735
Pens
736
Styles
737
Fountain Pens
738
Pencils
739
Inks
740
Copjang Processes
741
Manifolding
742
Copy-books. Specimens
743
Universal Writing (Pasi-
graphy)
744
Manuscripts
(Actual MSS. to be treated
as separate Books, and,
classified according to
subjects)
745
Inscriptions (Epigraphy)
746
Shorthand, General
747
Special Methods
748
Cryptography
749
Sematology (Signs)
172
M750-806 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLASSIFICATION. Lang., Lit., Bib.M807-848
M
1
M
'
750
Typewriting
807
Type
751
Other Mechanical Methods
808
Sizes and Bodies
of Writing
809
Black Letter (Gothic)
760 ]
Bibliography
810
Roman
7§i
Universal Bibliography {A 11
811
Italic
-
other forms go at sub-
812
Greek
jects, with " Biblio-
813
Hebrew
graphy " No. from
814
Oriental (Arabic, etc.)
Categorical Table)
815
British (Irish and other
762
Book Collecting(Bibliomania)
Founts)
763
Rarities, General
816
Other varieties
764
Book Selection, General
817
Printing Office Furniture
765 .
Library, General I,
and Materials
766
Municipal Libraries
818
Music Printing
767
Private Collector^
819
Engraved Music
770
Historical Typography
820
Type music
/ /
771
Block Books (Xylographic
Printing)
Invention of Movable Type
821
822
Other varieties
Ruling, and machines
772
823
824
Numbering, and machines
Logotypes
National Printing, General
825
Embossed (or Nature)
773
Chinese Printing
Printing
775
Oriental — "
826
Addressing Machines
779
Germany
827
Microscopic Printing
780
Italy
828
Rubber, Perforating and
781
France
other Hand Stamps
782
Netherlands
830
Composition
783
Switzerland
831
■ Hand
784
Spain. Portugal
832
Machine, General
785
England
833
Linotype
786
Austria-Hungary
834
Monotype
787
Denmark
835
Other Mechanical
788
Norway
Methods
789'
Sweden
836
Type Distributing
790
Russia
837
Correcting for Press.
791
Other Countries , ^
Proof Reading
792
Special Presses
It)
1 e*
838
Imposition and Making
793
Private —
Up
795
Incunabula
1^
839
Stereotyping
{Actual specimens
840
Press Work
go with subjects) ' ^
841
Printing Presses, Hand
798
Printers' Marks
842
Platen Presses
800
Practical Printing
843
Printing Machines,
801
Type-founding
rotary
802
Hand casting
844
Other kinds of Printing
803
Moulds
presses
804
Punches
846
Letterpress Printing
805
Machine Casting
847
Title-pages. Editions
806
Founders' Catalogu
es
848
Colophons
^73
M849-893 Lang., Lit., Bib. CLA SSI PICA TION . Lang., Lit., Bib. M895-995
Lit. Forms,Texts NOOO-002
M
849
850
851
852
853
854
855
856
857
860
861
862
863
864
865
866
867
868
869
870
871-
872
873
874
875
876
877
878
880
881
882
883
884
885
886
887
888
889
890
891
892
893
Chapters & Divisions
Pagina.tion
Signatijres
Picture Printing
Colour Printing
Tliree Colour Process
Special Printing
See also A735 Photo
Mechanical Engraving
Compositors (The Chapel)
Printers and Printing
Trades. General
Paper Making
Mills
Watermarks
Varieties of Paper. Parch-
ment. VeUum
Sizes. Size Notation
Millboards
Card-boards
Straw Boards
Papier M^qhe
Paper Makers
Stationery and Fancy Goods
Trades
Stationery Office
Bookbinding, General
Historical Bookbinding
(Divide by National
Nos.)
Leather Bindings
Metal Bindings
Vellum Bindings
Embroidered Bindings
Other Bindings
Practical Bookbinding
Mending. Repairing
Bookworms
Mounting, Inlaying
Folding and Stitching
Forwarding
Finishing and Tooling
Edge-work
Marbling and Sprinkling
Gilding
Painting and Colouring |
Cloth Binding
Leather Binding
Bookbinders
M
895 Publishers and Publishing
Trade
897 Booksellers and Bookselling
Trade
898 Newsagents
900 Library History and Economy
901 Library History, General
902 Ancient Libraries"
903 Classical —
904 Modern — ^
905 State —
906 Muncipal , —
907 Endowed —
908 Subscription —
909 Commercial —
910 Private —
950 Library Economy
951 Foundation
952 Librarianship
953 Book Accession
954 Reading and
Habit
955 Best Books
956 Book Plates and Labels
957 Stamps and other
ownership marks
960 Public Service
961 Borrowers
962 Charging or Registra-
tion of Books
963 Book Distribution
964 Lending Libraries
965 Branch Libraries
Deliveries
966 Travelling Libraries
967 Reading Rooms
968 Newsrooms
969 Reference Libraries
970 Children's Libraries
971 Children's Books
990 Household Libraries
995 Special Libraries
S-.
o
S
Reading
and
N
000
001
002
N— LITERARY FORMS AND
TEXTS.
FICTION
Romances, Collective
Novels . —
174
N003-124 Lit. Forms,Texts CLA SSI PICA TION. Lit. Forms.Texts N130-249
N
N
003
Tales and Stories, Collective
130
004
Juvenile Fiction —
132
005
Fairy Tales. Legends —
133
006
Fables —
134
007
Allegories —
150
00a
Other Forms —
020
Individual Authors. Arrange
alphabetically under real
names by numbers of Bio-
graphical Table. Anony-
ma at end. Original Texts
with translations. For con-
200
venience in charging in
201
a Lending Library, it will
202
be found best to ignore
the Class Letter and Num-
210
ber in General Fiction, and
211
use the Biographical Num-
212
bers for Authors only.
213
Fiction may be distributed
214
according to its ascertained
215
subject matter, by adding the
216
Fiction number from the
Categorical Table to any sub-
217
ject number thought appro-
218
priate. Historical Fiction in
219
particular lends itself to this
220
method of classification.
221
222
100
POETRY
lOI
Anthologies, General
223
102
National
Special Forms go with
224
Forms — \Forms, below
230
no
Didactic
231
III
Satire
232
112
Descriptive
"3
Pastoral
233
114
Lyric
115
Ballads
240
116
Songs
241
117
Hymns
242
118
Odes
243
119
Elegies
244
120
Sonnets
245
121
Epic
246
122
Epigrams
247
.123
Nursery Rhymes
248
124
, . Parodies
249
Prosody
Versification. Rhyme
Rhythm
Quantity, Metre
Individual Poets [Arrange
alphabetically under real
names by numbers of Bio-
graphical Table. Anony-
ma at end. Original Texts
with Translations}
DRAMA
Plays, General
National
Special Forms go with
Tragedies [forms
Comedies
Farces. Sketches
Melodramas
Burlesques. Biirlettas
Vaudevilles
Miracle Plays (Reppresen-
cione)
Passion Plays
Mysteries
Masques
Pantomimes
Shadow Pantomimes
Puppet Shows. Marion-
ettes. (Punchinello)
Masquerades. Carnivals.
Guisards
Other Forms
Private Theatricals
Charades
Tableaux Vivants (Living
Pictures)
Dialogues (Imaginary Con-
versations)
Acting (Histrionics)
Theatres
Music Halls (Variety Halls)
Circuse (Hpipodromes)
Travelling(Booth)Theatres
Stage Management
Miniature or Toy Theatres.
Actors
Mrunmers
Clowns
175
N250-336 Lit. Forms,Texf s CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. 0000-035
N
250
Individual Dramatists (Ar-
range alphabetically
under real names by
numbers of Biographi-
cal Table. Anonyma
at end. Original Texts
with Translations)
ESSAYS AND MISCELLANEA
300 ESSAYS
301 General Collections
302 National Collections
(Special Collections go
with Topics)
305 Individual Authors. (Arrange
alphabetically under
real names by numbers
of Biographical Table.
Anonyma at end.
Original Texts with
Translations. Only
miscellaneous collec-
tions of essays go here.
All single or collected
essays on definite
Topics go with Topics)
Miscellanea —
310 Albums, General
311 Scrap Books, General
312 Clippings or Cuttings
Books, General
313 Note Books
314 Anecdotes
315 Story-telling. Raconteurs
316 Bon Mots
317 Ana
318 Table Talk
320 Facetiae
321 Humour
322 Wit
323 Puns. Punning
334 Jests
326 Mottoes [Aphorisms)
330 Proverbs, General (Maxims.
331 National (Divide by Na-
335 Quotations [tional Nos.)
Birthday Books. See
X206 Biography
336 Satire
0-W— HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY
— Universal History and Africa.
000 Universal History and Geo-
graphy (4004 B.C. to date)
001 Civil History, General
002 Church —
003 Social —
004 Military —
005 Naval —
006 Battles, in General (Single
Battles go in countries
where fought)
007 Adventures. Great Deeds.
(Historical)
010 Ancient History and Geography
on Ancient History, alone (4004
B.C. — ^476 A.D.)
012 Earliest Times to 2349 B.C.
(Deluge)
013 2349-1912 B.C. (To founda-
tion of Assyrian Mon-
archy)
014 1912-1183 B.C. (To fall of
Troy)
015 1183-976 B.C. (To death
of Solomon)
016 976-559 B.C. (To founda-
tion of Persian Em-
pire)
017 559-1 B.C. (To end of Era)
018 Christian Era as a whole
(A.D. I— )
019 Period from a.d. i to 476,
as a whole
020 First Century a.d.
021 Second —
022 Third —
023 Fourth —
024 Fifth —
025 Dispersed Ancient Nations—
026 Phoenicia
027 Sidon
028 Tyre
029 Chaldea
030 Kushite Race
031 Assyria
032 Nimrod to Belatores,
2245-1422 B.C^
176
0033-081 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. 0082-250
033 Nineveh
034 Sardanapalus (Assur-
bani-pal),876-332 B.C.
035 Hittites
036 Philistines
037 Babylonia
038 Accadians
039 Babylon
040 Lydia (Mseonia)
041 Mythical Monarchs
042 Croesus, 560-546 B.C.
043 Sardis
044 Other Dispersed Nations
045 Mediaeval History and Geo-
graphy .
046 Mediaeval History, alone (a.d.
476-1453)
047 Sixth Century a.d.
048 Seventh —
049 Eighth —
050 Ninth —
051 Tenth —
052 Eleventh —
053 Twelfth —
054 Thirteenth —
055 Fourteenth ■ —
056 Fifteenth —
057 Crusades (1095-1270)
060 Modern History and Geography
061 Modern Hist., alone (1453 — )
062 Sixteenth Century a.d.
063 Seventeenth —
064 Eighteenth —
065 Nineteenth —
066 Twentieth —
067 Twenty-first —
070 Chronology
071 Eras and Epochs
072 Cycles, Golden Number, etc.
073 Styles, Old and New
074 Dates
075 Chronograms
076 Almanacs (Ephemerides)
077 Calendars
078 Julian
079 Gregorian
080 Church Almanac
081 Jewish
082
083
084
085
200
205
210
215
220
225
230
235
250
Mohammedan
French Revolutionary
Others
Diaries, Blank {Written ones
go in subject, Bio-
graphy or Country)
086
Historical Collaterals
087
Proclamations
088
Coronations
089
Pageants
090
Processions
091
Revolutions
092
Massacres
093
Conspiracies. Plots. Feuds
094
Invasions
095
Spraghistics (Medals)
100
Archaeology (Antiquities)
105
Prehistoric Antiquities
no
Paleolithic (Early Stone) Age
115
Neolithic (Late Stone) Age
120
Bronze Age
125
Iron Age
150
Cave DweUings. Pit Dwel-
lings
151
Lake Dwellings
152
Crannoges
153
Mounds. Barrows
154
Monoliths
155
Cromlechs. Dolmens
156
Cairns
157
Kitchen Middens
158
Other Remains
177
Note . — A II other antiquities
go with subjects. They
take their subject, plus
the Categorical " Ar-
chceology " No.)
Universal Geography and De-
scription
Ancient Geography
Classical —
Mediaeval —
Modern —
Historical —
Wonders of the World
Cities and Towns
Voyages and Travels, Collec-
tive, General
M
0260-344 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. 0345-415
260
270
280
281
282
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
320
321
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
Individual Authors, Gene-
ral {Divide by Bio-
graphical Nos.)
{Travels in special coun-
tries go at Local Nos.)
Atlases, General
{Separate National At-
lases, Maps and Plans
go at Local Nos.)
Cartography. See also D020
Surveying
Map and PlanConstruction
Boundaries
AFRICA
North Africa
Roman Occupation
Mauritania
Numidia
Carthage
Hamilcar
Hamilcar Barca
Hannibal
Other Roman States
Barbary States
Barbary Corsairs
Marocco (Morocco)
Dynasty of the Alides to
1794
Mulai-Soliman, 1794-
1822
Mulai-Abderrahman,
1822-59
Sidi-Mulai- Mohammed,
1859-73
Mulai-Hassan, 1873-94
Mulai-Abd-el-Aziz,
1894—
Fez
Mekenes
Marakish
Tetuan
Tangier
Ceuta
Sallee
Rabat
Mazagan
Mogador
(Marocco City)
345
346
347
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
370
371
372
373
374
380
381
382
383.
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
Tafilet Oasis
Berber Tribes
Atlas Mountains
Algeria
Beys of Algiers
French Occupation
Algiers
Oran
Flem5en
Constantine
B6ne
Kabyle Tribes
The Tell
Tunisia (Afrikija)
Beys of Tunis
Tunis
Kairwan
Dugga
Tripoli
Barca (Cyrenaica)
Benghazi
Fezzan
EGYPT
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Empire (4400-
3064, B.C.)
Thinite (This) (1-2 Dyn.)
4400-3966
Memphite (3-4 Dyn.)
3966-3733
Elephantine (5 Dyn.)
Memphite (6-8 Dyn.)
Heracleopolite (9-10
Dyn.)
Middle Empire (3064-
1700 B.C.)
Theban (11-13 Dyn.)
2466
Xoite (Xois) (14 Dyn.)
Hyksos (Shepherd kings)
(15-16 Dyn.)
New Empire (1700-332 b.c)
Theban (17-20 Dyn.)
1800-1100
Tanite (21 Dynasty)
1100-966
Bubastite (22 Dynasty)
966-766
178
0416-451 History &Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. 0455-519
O
416 Tanite (23 Dynasty)
766-733
417 Saite (Sais) (24 Dyn.)
733-700
410 Ethiopian (Nubia) (25
Dyn.) 700-666
419 Saite (26 Dynasty)
666-527
420 Persian (27 Dynasty)
527-406
.421 Saite (28 Djmasty)
406-399
422 Mendesian (29 Dyn.)
399-378
423 Sebennyte (30 Dyn.)
378-340
424 Persian (31 Dynasty)
340-332
425 Conquest of Egypt by
Alexander, 332
426 Ptolemy I. — Ptolemy
VIII. 323-81 B.C.
427 Alexander I. — Cleopatra
I. 81-80 B.C.
428 Ptolemy IX. 80-43 B.C.
.429 Antony and Cleopatra
43-30 B.C.
430 Roman Egypt, 30 b.c. to
395 A.D.
431 Byzantine Egypt, 395-640
A.D.
432 Mohammedan Egypt, 640-
1538
See also Arabia
433 MamlUkes, 1250-1538
434 Turkish Egypt, 1538-1798
435 French Rule, 1798-1803
436 Khedives
437 Mehemet Ali, 1805-48
438 Ibrahim, 1848-
-439 Abbas, 1848-54
440 Said, 1854-63
441 Ismail, 1863-79
442 Mohammed Tewfik,
1879-1892
443 Abbas Hilmi, 1892-
445 British Egypt, 1882-
450 Peninsula of Sinai
-451 Gulf of Akabah
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
495
500
501
502
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
Lower Egypt (Bahaira)
Pyramids
Cairo
Alexandria
Port Said
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Gulf of Suez
Damietta
El-Arish
Behera
Charkish
Dakahlieh
Gharbiah
Kaloubiah
Menoufieh
River Nile
Upper Egypt
Beni-Souef
Fayoum
Guizeh
Memphis
Minieh
Assiout
Guerga
Kena (Kenfih) Thebes,
Karnac
Aswan (Assouan)
Nubia
Egyptian Sudan
Khartoum
Kordofan. Sennar
Darfur. Bahr-el-Ghazal
Sahara
Libyan Deseit
East Africa
Eritrea
Massowah
Abyssinia (Habesh or Ethio-
pia)
Early Kings
Neguses
Theodore, 1855-72
Johanni II., 1872-89
Menelik II., 1889
Tigre
Adowa
Amhara
Gondar
179
0520-681 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. 0700-781
520
Shoa
700
South Africa
521
Magdala
701
Portuguese Settlements
522
Harrar
702
Dutch —
523
Lake Tana (Tsana)
703
British —
525
Somaliland (Eastern Horn
710
German South-West Africa
of Africa)
711
Deutsch-Namaland
526
Sokotra
712
Deutsch-Damar aland
530
British East Africa (Ibea)
715
Bechuanaland
531
East Africa Protectorate
716
Mafeking
532
Mount Kenia
720
British South Africa
533
Juba River
721
Rhodesia
534
Uganda
722
Mashonaland
535
Lake Victoria Nyanza
723
Matabeleland
536
Lake Albert —
725
Transvaal Colony
537
Lake Rudolf
726
South African Republic
540
Zanzibar
727
Presidents
541
Sultans of Zanzibar
728
Pretoria
542
Pemba
729
Johannesburg
550
East African Islands
730
Rand
551
Seychelles (Mahe Archi-
731
Boers
pelago)
Amirante Islands
732
Boer War, 1880-81
552
733
Second Boer War, 1899-
555
Mauritius
1902
556
557
Rodriguez
Comoro Islands
734
735
Swazi Land
Limpopo River (Crocodile
570
Madagascar
River)
571
Monarchs of Madagascar
740
Orange River Colony
572
French Occupation
741
Orange Free State
573
Antananarivo
742
Presidents
574
Tamatave
743
Bloemfontein
580
Reunion (Bourbon Island)
744
745
Vaal River
Basuto Land
600
Central Africa
750
Natal
610
Deutsch Ost Afrika (German
751
Durban (Port Natal)
East Africa)
752
Pietermaritzburg
611
Mount Kilima-Njaro
753
Zululand
612
Lake Tanganyika
760
Cape Colony
620
British Central Africa
761
Cape Town
625
Zambesi River
762
Kimberley
626
Lake Nyassa
763
Port Elizabeth
650
Congo Free State
764
Griqualand, West
651
River Congo
765
East Griqualand
652
Boma
766
Tembuland
660
Angola (Portuguese West
767
Transkei
Africa)
768
Walfish Bay
661
St. Paul de Loanda
769
Drakensburg Mountams
670
French Congo
770
Orange River
680
Rio Muni (Spanish)
780
Portuguese East Africa
681
Corisco Is and
781
Mozambique
180
0782-928 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. Histy. & Geog. O930-P087
782
Zambezia
930
Cape Verd Islands
783
Louren^o Marques
935
St. Vincent
784
Delagoa Bay
940
Ascension
785
Inhambane
950
Tristan da Cunha
786
Gaza Land
q6o
St. Helena
800 West Africa
801 Kamerun (Cameroons)
802 Fernando Po
803 Scio Thome Island
805 Principe Island
810 Nigeria
811 Old and New Calabar
815 Benin
816 Sokoto (Northern Nigeria)
818 Haussaland
820 Lagos
825 Yoruba
828 Abeokuta
830 French Sudan
831 Ivory Coast
S32 Lake Chad
833 Niger River
834 Timbuctu
835 Senegambia
836 Dahomey
837 Slave Coast
838 Senegal River
840 Togoland
850 Gold Coast
■851 Cape Coast Castle
855 Ashanti
856 Kumassi (Coomassie)
860 Gulf of Guinea
«63 Bight of Biafra
865 Bight of Benin
Syo Liberia
871 Presidents
S72 Grain Coast
880 Sierra Leone
885 Portuguese Guinea
890 Gambia
891 Gambia River
895 Tiris (Spanish Sahara)
900 West African Islands
910 Madeira
915 Funchal
920 Canary Islands
925 Teneriffe
928 Palraa
P— OCEANIA AND ASIA.
P
000 OCEANIA
010 Australasia (New Holland)
on Australian Tribes
015 Australia, General
016 Governors
020 Australian Commonwealth
025 Western Australia
026 Perth
030 South Australia
031 Northern Territory
032 Melville Island
035 Adelaide
040 Queensland
041 Great Barrier Reefs
042 Gulf of Carpentaria
043 Wellesley Islands
044 Toires Strait
045 Thursday Island
048 Brisbane
050 New South Wales
051 Darling River
052 Sydney
053 Botany Bay
054 Norfolk Island
055 Lord Howe Island
060 Victoria
061 Murray River
065 Melbourne
066 Port Philip' [Land)
070 Tasmania (Van Dieman's
071 Tasmanians
075 Hobart Town
078 King's Island
080 New Zealand
081 Governors
082 Maories
083 Maorie War
085 North Island
086 Wellington
087 Auckland
i»i
P090-187 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. P189-302
P
090
091
092
095
096
097
098
South Island
Dunedin
Christchurch
Islands
Stewart Island
Others
New Zealand Alps
100 POLYNESIA
loi Cook Islands
103 Hervey Islands
105 Tubuai Islands
107 Austral Islands
109 Society Islands
III Tahiti (Otaheite)
113 Low Archipelago (Tuamota)
115 Gambler Islands
117 Marquesas Islands
119 Pitcairn Island
121 Easter Island
123 Juan Fernandez Group
125 Phoenix Group
127 Manihiki Group
129 Tokelau
131 Galapagos
133 Other Polynesian Islands
140 Micronesia
143 Fiji
145 Tonga (Friendly Islands)
147 Samoa (Navigators' Islands)
149 EUice Group
151 Gilbert Group
153 Marshall Islands
155 Caroline Islands
157 Pelew Islands
159 Marianne Islands (Ladrones)
161 Hawaii (Sandwich Islands)
163 Monarchs 1819 —
165 United States Annexation
167 Honolulu
170 Melanesia
173 Papua (New Guinea)
175 British New Guinea
177 Dutch New Guinea
179 Kaiser Wilhelmsland
(German New Guinea)
181 Bismarck Archipelago
183 Admiralty Islands
185 New Caledonia
187 Loyalty Islands
P
189 New Hebrides
191 Santa Cruz
193 Solomon Islands
195 Bougainville Island
200 MALAYSIA (Malay Archi-
pelago)
201 Sunda Group
205 Sumatra
206 Banka
207 Bileton
210 Java
211 Batavia
212 Bantam
213 Madura
214 Krakatao
215 Floris
216 Thousand Islands
217 Bali
220 Borneo
221 Dutch Borneo ;
222 British Borneo
223 Labuan
225 Sarawak
230 Celebes
231 Makassar (Macassar)
235 Sanghir Islands
240 Moluccas (Spice Islands)
241 Halmaheira
242 Burn
243 Ceram
244 Ambojma
245 Ke Islands
250 Lombok-Ombay Group
255 Sumba
260 Timor
261 Dutch Timor
262 Portuguese Timor
265 Eastern Sunda Islands
270 Philippine Islands
275 Luzon
276 Manila
277 Bisaya
278 Mindinao
290 ASIA, General
295 Scythia
300 NIPPON (JAPAN)
301 Early Mikados, B.C. 66o-
A.D. 71
302 Later Mikados a.d. 71-1012
182
P303-352 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. P353-415
p
P
303
Sanjo to Horikawa 1012-1108
353
304
Toba to Tsuchi-Mikado 1108-
354
1211
355
305
Juntoku to Fushimi 1211-
356
1301
357
306
Go Nijyo to Go-Komatsu
358
1301-1414
360
307
Shoko to Go-Tsuchi 1414-
361
1521
362
308
Go-Kashiwabara to Go-
363
Yojo 1521-1611
370
309
Shoguns (Shogunate) 1603-
371
1868
372
310
Go-Mizuo to Higashiyama
1611-1710
375
311
Naka-mikado 1710-20
376
312
Sakuramachi 1720-47
380
313
Momozono, 1747-63
314
Go-Sakuramachi 1763-71
381
315
Go-Momozono 1771-80
382
316
Kokaku 1780-1817
383
317
Jinko 1817-47
384
318
Komei 1847-68
385
319
Mutsuhito 1868—
386
325
Europeanization of Japan
387
1889
400
330
Honshu (Hondo)
331
Tokyo (Yedo)
332
Fujiyama Mountain
333
Yokohama
401
334
Osaka
335
Kobe
402
336
Kyoto (Saikyo)
403
337
Nagoya
404
338
Seto
405
339
Hiroshimo
406
340
Shikoku
407
341
Sannki
342
Tokushima
408
343
Kiushiu
409
344
Nagasaki
410
345
Kumamoto
346
Fukuoka
411
347
Yezo (Hokkaido)
348
Hakodate
412
349
Matsumai (Fukuyama)
413
350
Sado
351
Tsushima
414
352
Oki
415
Iki
Goto
Amakusa
Awaji
Tanegashima
Yakunoshima
Luchu (Liukiu)
Okinawa
Shuri
Oshima
Taiwan (Formosa)
Hokoto (Pescadores)
Ogasawara-jima (Bonin Is-
lands)
Chishima (Kuriles)
Karafuto (Sakhalin)
Ch'ao-sien, or Dai Han (Korea,
Corea)
Monarchs
Seoul
Ping-yang
Fusan
Chemulpo
Wonsan
Masampo
CHUNG KWOH (CHINESE
EMPIRE, Middle
Kingdom)
Dynasties —
Mythical Periods, 2637-2205
B.C.
Hia Dynasty 2205-1766 B.C.
Shang — 1766-1122, B.C.
Chau — 1122-255 B.C.
Tsin — 255-206 B.C.
Han — 2o6b.c. — 25A.D.
East and Later Han Dynasty
25-264
Tsin Dynasty, 265-322
East Tsin Dynasty, 323-419
Sung and Tsi Dynasty, 420-
502
Liang and Chin Dynasty,
502-589
Sui Dynasty, 589-619
Tang and Later Liang D}^-
asty, 620-923
Later Tang Dynasty, 923-936
Later Tsin, — 936-946
183
P416-460 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. P461-523
P
416 Later Han and Later Chau
Dynasty, 947-960
417 Sung and South Sung Dyn-
asty, 960-1280
418 Mongol or Yuen Dynasty,
1280-1368
419 Ming Dynasty, 1368-1644
420 Manchu or T'sing Dynasty,
1644—
Emperors —
421 Shunchi, 1644-1662
422 Kanghi, 1662-1723
423 Yungching, 1723-1736
424 Kienlung, 1736-1796
425 Kiaking, 1796-1821
426 Taukwang, 1821-1851
427 Tungchi, 1862-1875
428 Kwangsu, 1875 —
430 China Proper
431 Yang-tsi-kiang River
432 Hoang-ho River
433 Pechili
434 Peking
435 Tientsin
436 Great Wall of China
437 Shantung
438 Tsinan
439 Weihaiwei
440 Shansi
441 Taiyuen
442 Honan
443 Kaifeng
444 Kiangsu
445 Nanking
446 Shanghai
447 Suchau
448 I^ganhwei
449 Nganking
450 Kiangsi
451 Nanchang
452 Chehkiang
453 Hangchau
454 Ningpo
455 Fukien
456 Fu-chau (Foo-choo)
457 Amoy
458 Hupeh
459 Wuchang
460 Hankow
p
461
Hunan
462
Siangtan
463
Shensi
464
Singan
465
Kansu
466
Lanchou
467
Sechwan
468
Chengtu
469
Chungking
470
Kwangtung with Hainan
471
Hainan Island
472
Canton
473
Canton River
474
Hong Kong
475
Macao
476
Kwangsi
477
Wuchou
478
Kweichau
479
Kweiyang
480
Ytinnan
481
Yiinnan
482
Manchuria
483
Kirin
484
Mukden
485
Newchwang
486
Lu-shun-kau (Port Arthur)
487
Talienwan (Dalny)
490
Mongolia
491
Mongols
492
Desert of Gobi (Shame)
493
Tibet (Bodyul)
494
Lhasa
495
Chinese Turkestan (Sinkiang)
496
Yarkand
497
Kashgar
498
Khotan
500
FARTHER INDIA, General
510
French Indo- China
5"
Annam
512
Hue
513
Cambodia
514
Cochin- China
515
Saigon
516
Tonking
517
Hanoi
520
SAYAM (MUANG-THAI—
SIAM)
521
Monarchs
523
Siam Proper '
184
P524-621 History & Geog. CLA SSI PICA TION. History & Geog. P622-666
P
524 Shan States
525 Bangkok
526 Lower Siam
527 Gulf of Siam
530 Straits Settlements
531 Singapore
532 Penang
533 Malacca
535 Malay Peninsula
550 Federated Malay States
551 Perak
552 Selangor
553 Negri
554 Sembilan
555 Pahang
556 Johor
560 Cocos or Keeling Islands
565 Christmas Island
600 INDIA (HINDUSTAN)
601 Hindus
602 Greek Invasions, 327-161 b.c.
603 Seytliian (Tartar) Invasions,
100 B.C. to 500 A.D.
604 Moliammedan Conquests,
714-1526 A.D.
Dynasties —
605 House of Ghazni, looi-
1186
606 House of GhOr, 1186-1206
607 Slave Kings of Delhi,
1206-1290
608 House of Khilji, 1290-1320
609 House of Tughlak (Tagh-
lak), 1320-1414
610 Timur (Tamerlane), 1398-
1399
611 The Sayyids, 1414-1450
612 The Lodis, 1450-1526
613 The Afghans, i539-i555
614 House of Timur (Mogols)
615 Babar, 1526-30
616 Hamiyun, 1530-56
617 Akbar the Great, 1556-
1605
618 Jahingir, 1605-1627
619 Shah Jahin, 1628-58
620 Alamgir I, 1658-1707
621 ShahAlaml., 1707-1712
P
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
634
635
636
637
638
640
641
645
650
651
652
655
660
661
662
663
664
665
666
Johandar Sh&h, 1712
Farrukhsiyyar, 1713-18
Mohammed Shtih, 1719-
48
Ahmad Shah, 1748-54
Alamgir II., 1754-1759
Shah Alam II., 1759-
1806
Akbar II., 1806-1834
Mohammed Bahadur
ShSh, 1834-57
Mongol (Hun) Invasions
Genghis Khan, 1206-
1227
Golden Horde, 1224-
1481
Governors and Kings of
Bengal, 1202-1576
Kings of the East (Jaunpur),
1394-1477
Kings of Malwa, 1401-1531
Kings of Gujarat, 1397-1572
Bahmani Kings of the
Deccan, 1347-1526
The Marhattas, 1650-1818
Early European Settlements
Portuguese, 1498-1640
Dutch, 1596-1811
British, 1496 —
East India Company
Early Wars, 1746- 18 18
Mutiny of 1857
Governors and Governors-
General underH.E.I.C.
Lord Clive, 1758-67 to
Warren Hastings,
1772-1785
Sir John Macpherson,
1785-86 to Earl of
Minto, 1806
Earl of Moira (Marquis
of Hastings), 1815-
1823
Viscount Hardinge,
1844.-48
Marquis of Dalhousie,
1848-56
Earl Canning, 1856-62
185
P670-738 History &Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. P740-82&
p
P
670
Viceroys under the Crown,
740
Madras States
1858—
741
Malabar Coast
671
Earl of Elgin, 1862-64
742
Travancore
672
Sir John (Lord) Law-
743
Coromandel Coast
rence, 1864-69
744
Carnatic
673
Earl of Mayo, 1869-72
745
Cochin
674
Earl of Northbrook,
746
Bastar
1872-76
747
Kuch Behar (Bengal)
675
Earl of Lytton, 1876-80
748
Hill Tipperah (Bengal)
676
Marquis of Ripon, 1880-
750
North-West Provinces
1884
States
677
Marquis of Dufferin,
751
Rampur
1884-88
752
Garhwal
678
Marquis of Lansdowne,
760
Punjab States
1888-94
761
Patiila
679
Earl of Elgin, 1894-99
762
BahS.wulpur
680
Lord Curzon, 1899
763
Jind
690
Secretaries of State
764
NSbha
700
Native States
765
Kapiirthala
701
Haidardb^d State
766
Mandi
702
Haidarabdd City
767
Sirmur
703
Baroda
768
M41er Kotla
704
Mysore
769
Faridkot
705
Jammu and Kishmir
770
Chamba
706
Sirinagar
771
Suket
707
Bhutan
772
Kalsia
708
Sikliim
800
British Provinces
709
Nepal
801
Burma
710
Burma State
802
Lower Burma
715
Rajputana States
803
Rangoon
716
Udaipur
804
Upper Burma
717
Jodhpur
805
Ava
718
Bikaner
806
Mandalay
719
Jaipur
807
Manipur
720
Bhartpur
808
Eastern Burma
721
Dholpur
809
Irrawadi River
722
Alwar
810
Eastern Bengal and Assam
723
Jhalawar
811
Calcutta
724
Tonk
812
Bengal
725
Kota
814
Behar
730
Central India States
815
Patna
731
Indore
816
Orissa
732
Rewa
817
Chota Nagpur
733
Bhopal
820
United Provinces
734
Gwalior
821
Agra District
735
Bombay States
822
Agra City
736
Cutch
823
Oudh
737
Kolhapur
824
Lucknow
738
Khairpur
825
Ajmere-Merwara
186
P826-877 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. P880-961
p
P
826
Punjab
880
827
Delhi
881
828
Lahore
882
829
Simla
883
830
North- West Frontier
884
Provinces
885
831
Cawnpur
886
832
Benares
887
833
Allahabad
890
834
British Baluchistan
891
835
Bombay Presidency
(Gujarat)
836
Ahmadabad
900
837
Deccan
838
Bombay District
901
839
Bombay City
902
840
Poena
903
841
Sind
904
Aden See Q2g4 Arabia
905
842
Central Provinces
906
843
Berar
907
844
Coorg
908
845
Madras
909
846
Madras City
910
847
Bangalore
911
848
Portuguese Settlements
912
849
Goa, etc.
913
850
French Settlements
914
851
Pondich^ry, etc.
920
854
Himalaya Mountains
925
855
Ganges River
856
Jumna —
930
857
Indus —
935
858
Brahmaputra —
940
859
Godavery —
950
860
Andaman Islands
951
861
Nicobar Islands
952
862
Laccadive Islands
953
863
Maldive Islands
954
870
Ceylon
871
Portuguese Settlements,
1505
955
872
Dutch Settlements, 1650
956
873
British Occupation, 1795
957
874
Governors
958
875
Colombo
959
876
Galle
960
877
Kandy
961
AFGHANISTAN
Amirs
Bactria
Kabul
Turkistan
Herat
Kandahar
Hindu Kush Mountains
Baluchistan
Kelat
Arabia See Q260 Turkish.
Ernpire
IRAN (PERSIA)
Early Kings —
Cyrus, 560-529 B.C.
Cambyses, 529-522
Smerdis, 522-21
Darius I. 521-485
Xerxes I. 485-465
Artabanus, 465-
Artaxerxes I. 465-425
Xeres II. 425
Sogdianus, 425-424
Darius II. 424-405
Artaxerxes II. 405-359'
Ochus, 359-338
Arses, 338-339
Darius III. 336
Partition of Ancient Persia
Media [Collect Medo-Persia:
here. See O029-39]
Parthia
Sassanides
Susiana
Modern Shahs
Ismail, 1502-23 A.D.
Tamasp 1. 1523-76
Ismail II. 1576-77
Mohammed Meerza,
1577-85
Abbas I. (the Great)
1585-1628
Shah Sophi, 1628-41
Abbas II. 1641-66
Shah Sophi II. 1666-94
Hussein, 1694-1722
Mahmoud, 1722-25
Ashraff, 1725-30
187
P962-Q020 Histy. & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q025-069
p
Q
^62
Tamasp II. 1730-32
025
Modern History, general
^63
Abbas III. 1732-1736
026
Sixteenth Century
964
Nadir Shah, 1736-47
027
Seventeenth Century
^65
Shah Rokh, 1747-59
028
Eighteenth Century
■966
Kureem Khan, 1759-94
029
Nineteenth Century
967
Aga-Mohammed Khan,
030
Twentieth Century
1794-98
031
Twenty- first Century
968
Futteh Ah-Shah, 1798-
035
Geography
1834
036
Atlases
969
Nisr-ed-din, 1843-1896
037
Voyages and Travels
970
Muzaffer-ed-dln, 1896 —
038
EURASIA (Europe and Asia,
Local History and De-
together)
scription —
040
LATIN EUROPE, General
980
Azerbijan
041
Mediterranean
■981
Tabriz
042
Cyprus
982
Teheran
043
Malta
983
Khorasan
044
Valetta
984
Luristan
045
Comino
985
Ispahan
046
Gozo
986
Faristan
047
Gibraltar
987
_ 00
Shiraz
Other Islands see Countries
988
989
990
Lar
Kerman
050
OSMANLI VILAIETI (TUR-
Persian Gulf
KISH or Ottoman
-7-7
EMPIRE)
051
Mahomet's(Mohammed)Con-
Q-
-EUROPE, GENERAL AND
quests, 611-632
SOUTH (Latin and other Nations)
052
Conquests of the Turks
Q
000
Sultans —
GENERAL EUROPE
053
Othman (Osman), 1299-
001
002
Dispersed and Merged Nations
Celts
054
1326
Orchan, 1326-60
00^
Goths
055
Murad I., 1360-89
004
Huns
056
Bajazet I., 1389-1403
00=;
Vandals
057
Solyman, 1403-10
006
Rhaetia
058
Musa-Chelebi, 1410-13
007
010
Sarmatia (Including
Sarmatia Asiatica)
Gipsies (Divide by National
Nos.)
059
060
061
062
Mohammed I., 1413-21
Murad II., 1421-51
Mohammed II., 1451-81
Bajazet II., 1481-1512
•012
015
Ancient History, general
Mediaeval — —
063
064
Selim I., 1512-20
Solyman II. (the Magni-
ficent), 1520-66
018
Renaissance, general
065
Selim II., 1566-74
[Local histories take National
066
Miu-ad III., 1574-95
Nos.]
067
MohammedIII.,1595-1603
020
Reformation, general
068
Ahmet I., 1603-1617
[Local histories take National
069
Mustapha I., 1617-18,
Nos.]
1622-23
188
5070-131 History & Geog. CI. A SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q132-185
Q
1
Q
070
Othman II., 1618-22
132
071
Murad IV., 1623-40
133
072
Ibrahim, 1640-48
134
073
Mohammed IV., 1648-87
135
074
Soljmaan III., 1687-91
136
075
Ahmet II., 1691-95
137
076
Mustapha II., 1695-1703
077
Ahmet III., 1703-30
138
078
Mahmoud I., 1730-54
139
079
Othman III., 1754-57
140
080
Mustapha III., 1757-73
141
081
Abdul-Hamid I., 1773-89
142
082
Selim III., 1789-1807
143
083
Mustapha IV., 1807-8
144
084
Mahmoud II., 1808-39
145
085
Abdul-Medjid, 1839-61
146
086
Abdul-Aziz, 1861-76
147
087
Murad V., 1876
148
088
Abdul-Hamid II., 1876—
149
100
Turliey-in-Europe
150
lOI
Constantinople
151
102
Bosphorus
152
103
Sea of Marmora
104
Dardanelles
153
105
Adrianople (Roumelia.
Thrace)
106
Salonica (Macedonia)
154
107
Monastir
108
Kossova
160
109
Scutari (Albania)
161
no
Janina (Epirus)
162
States nominally subject
165
to Turkey —
166
III
Crete (Candia)
167
112
Samos
168
See also Q480 Bulgaria
169
120
Turliey-in-Asia
170
121
Levant
171
122
Asia Minor
172
123
Anatolia
173
124
Cappadocia
174
125
Pontus
175
126
Ismid
176
127
Broussa
180
128
Bithynia
181
129
Nicaea
182
130
Olympus
183
131
Bigha. Khodavendikiar
184
[Troas. Mysia. Troy.]
185
Archipelago
Lemnos
Patmos. Nicaria. Kos
Mitylene (Lesbos)
Scios
Rhodes. Karpathos
or Scarpanto
Ionia. Ephesus
Smyrna (Aidin)
Thyatira
Philadelphia
Pergamos
Ancient Kings
Castamouni. Istambol
Angora
Konia (Karamania)
Phrygia
Adana
Sivas
Trebizond
Emperors —
Alexis I. to Alexis II.,
1204-1330
Andronicus III. to-
Manual III., 1330-
1417
Alexis IV. to David,.
1417-1461
Armenia
Erzeroum
Ararat Mount
Khurdistan
Mamouret - iil- Aziz
Diarbekiv
Bitlis
Van
Mesopotamia
Ancient Kingdom
Euphrates River
Tigris River
Mossul
Bagdad
Bassora
Syria (Turkish Vilaiet)
Aleppo
Zor
Syria (City)
Damascus
Baalbek
189
Q186-241 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q242-307
Q
i86
187
188
:200
2,01.
202
20Z
204
205
206
2oy
208
2og
210
211
212
^13
214
215
216
217
218
220
221
222
223
224
225
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
Palmyra
Be3T0uth
Lebanon
Palestine (Holy Land)
Jews (Hebrews)
Early History to Death
of Solomon 975 B.C.
See also Bible
Kingdom of Israel
Kingdom of Judea
Babylonish Captivity,
603-538 B.C.
Later History after
Captivity,538-4i5 b.c.
Maccabees
Roman Occupation
Turkish Occupation
Modern Jews
Persecutions
National History
{Divide by National
River Jordan [Nos.)
Galilee
Nazareth
Acre
Tiberias
Samaria
Judea
Jaffa (Joppa)
Jericho
Ascalon
Bethlehem
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Kings of Jerusalem
Godfrey de Bouillon,
1099-11GO A.D.
Baldwin L, 1100-18
Baldwin IL, 1118-31
Fulke (Count of Anjou)
1131-42
Baldwin HI., 1142-62
Amaurus L, 1162-73
Baldwin IV., 1173-85
Baldwin V., 1185-86
Guy de Lusignan,
1186-92
Conrad and Isabella,
1192
Q
242 Henry, 1192-97
243 Frederick, 1197
244 Amaurus de Lusignan,
1197-1210
245 John de Brienne, 1210-
29
250 Perae
251 Moab
255 Arabia Petrsea
260 ARABIA
261 Saracens (Arabs), General
I65 Kallfate of Arabia,
Egypt, etc.
266 Abubeker to Hassan
632-661
267 OmayyadKallfate,66i-75o
268 Abbfeid — 750-868
269 Tiimnid — 868-913
270 Fatimid — 913-1193
271 Saladin, 1169-1193
272 AyyGbid, 1193-1250
280 Caliphs of Bagdad,
775-1258
285 Haroun-al-Raschid
786-809
290 Hedjaz
291 Midian
292 Mecca
293 Yemen
294 Aden
295 Perim Island
296 EI-Hasa
297 Nejd
298 Oman
299 Hadramaut
For outlying parts of Turkish
Empire, see also O400
Egypt, O380 Tripoli
300 HELLAS (GREECE)
301 Mythological or Heroic Age
302 Sparta (Lacedsemonia)
303 Greek Colonization
304 Persian Wars (549-20 b.c.)
305 Athenian Empire
306 Early Kings to 1044 B.C.
307 Perpetual Archons, 1044-
753 B.C.
190
Q308-338 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q339-393
Q
308
309
310
311
312
^313
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
Decennial Archons, 753-
684 B.C.
Annual Archons, 684 B.C.
to 76 A.D.
Peloponnesian War, 435- 404
B.C.
Macedonian Empire, 371-
168 B.C.
Alexander the Great
336-323
Roman Occupation
Eastern (Byzantine) Empire
(For Western Empire See
Q600)
Valens to Arcadius, 364-
395 A.D.
Theodosius II. to Anas-
tasius I., 408-518
Justin I. to Maurice, 518-
602
Phocas to Tiberius III.,
602-711
Justinian II., 685-97,
705-11
Philippicus to Constantine
VI., 711-802
Nicephorus I. to Leo VI.,
802-911
Alexander to Basil II.,
911-1028
Romanus III. to Alexis I.,
1028-1118
John Comnenus to Alexis
III., 1118-1203
Alexis IV. to Alexis V.,
1203-1204
Latin Emperors (Baldwin
I. to Baldwin II.),
1204-1228
Greek Emperors at Nice
(Theodore I. to Mic-
hael VIII.), 1204-1260
Andronicus II., 1282-1328
Andronicus III., 1328-
1341
John Palseologus I., 1341-
47. 1355-91
John Cantacuzenus, 1347
Manuel II., 1391-1425
Q
339
John Palaeologus II., 1425-
1448
340
Constantine Palaeologus
XII., 1448-1453
345
Turlush Occupation, 1453-
1822
346
Greek, War of Independ-
ence, 1821-29
350
Modern Greece
351
Otho I., 1832-1862
352
George I., 1863—
Local History and Description —
360
Northern Greece
361
Attica and Boeotia
362
Athens
363
iEgina
364
Gulf of ^gina
365
Phocis and Phthiotis
(Mahs. Doris)
366
Acarnania and CEtolia
(Locris)
367
Peloponnesus (Morea)
368
Argolis and Corinth
369
Corinth
370
Gulf of Lepanto
371
Achaia and Elis
372
Arcadia
373
Messenia
374
Laconia
375
Cerigo (Kythira)
376
Islands
377
Euboea and Sporades
378
Negropont (Egripos)
379
Skyro
380
Cyclades
381
Andros
382
Zea
383
Milo
384
Paros
385
Naxos
386
Santorin
387
Ionian Islands
388
Corfu. Zanthe. Leucadia
389
Cephalonia. Ithaca
(Thaiki)
390
Thessaly
391
Arta
392
Trikkala
393
Larisa
191
Q395-511 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q512-546
Q
395
^gean Sea
400
BALKAN STATES
401
Balkan Mountains
410
Montenegro (Crna Gora)
415
Monarchs
420
Serbien (Servia)
Monarchs—*
425
Milosch I. (Obrenovitch),
1829-39, 1858-60
426
Michael II., 1839-40
427
Michael III., 1840-42,
1860-68
428
Alexander (Kara-George-
vitch), 1842-58
430
Milan IV., (Obrenovitch),
1868-89
431
Alexander, 1889-1903
432
Peter I. (Kara-George-
vitch), 1903 —
440
Belgrade
450
Rumania
Monarchs —
455
Alexander Couza, 1859-66
456
Carol I., 1866—
460
Wallachia
465
Hospodars
470
Bucuresci (Bukharest)
471
Moldavia
472
Hospodars
473
lasi (Jassy)
474
Galatz
480
Bulgaria
Princes —
485
Alexander, 1879-87
486
Ferdinand, 1887 —
490
Eastern Rumelia
491
Philipopolis
492
Sofia
500
ITALIA (ITALY)
501
Etruria (Etruscans)
502
Samnites
503
Sabines
510
Ancient Rome (Local his-
tory and description of
the city go at Q900
Roma)
Kings —
511
Romulus, 735-715 B.C.
Q
512
Numa Pompilius, 715-673
513
TuUus Hostilius, 673-640
514
Aneus Martins, 640-616
515
Tarquinius Priscus, 616-
578
516
Servius TuUius, 578-538
517
Tarquinius Superbus,
538-510
518
Republic
519
First Period, to Dicta-
torship of Sylla, 509-
.,
82 B.C.
520
Second Period. Sylla
to Augustus, 82-31
B.C.
521
Conquest of Italy, 509-
264 B.C.
522
Consuls and Dictators,
509-27 B.C.
523
Decemvirs, 451-449
524
Punic Wars, 264-231
525
Civil Strife, 146-70
526
Caius Julius Caesar,
48-42
527
First Triumvirate, 60-
43. (Julius Caesar,
Pompeius, Crassus)
528
Second Triumvirate, 43-
31 (Octavianus An-
tonius. Lepidus)
530
Empire (27 B.C.-364 a.d.)
531
Augustus, 27 B.C.— 14
A.D.
532
Tiberius, 14-37 a.d.
533
Caius Caligula, 37-41
534
Claudius I., 41-54
535
Nero, 54-68
536
Servius Galba, 68-69
537
Otho, 69
538
Vitellius, 69
539
Vespasian, 69-79
540
Titus, 79-81
541
Domitian, 81-96
542
Nerva, 96-98
543
The Twelve Caesars,
B.C. 27-A.D. 98
544
Trajan, 98-117
545
Hadrian, 117-138
546
Antonius Pius, 138-161
192
Q547-600 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. Q601-640
Q
547 Marcus Aurelius Antoni-
nus, 161-180
548 Commodus, 180-193
549 Publius, 193
550 Lucius, 193-211
551 Caxacalla and Geta, 211-
217
552 Opilius, 217-18
553 Heliogabalus, 218-222
554 Alexander Severus,
222-35
555 Caius Julius Verus
Maximinus, 235-37
556 Antonius Gordianus,
237-38
557 Balbinus and Pupianus
238
558 Gordianus III., 238-44
559 Philip the Arabian, 244-
49
560 Metius Decius, 249-51
561 Gallus Hostilius, 251-53
562 ^milianus, 253
563 Valerianus, 253-60
564 Gallienus, 260-68
565 Claudius II., 268-270
566 Quintillius, 270
567 Aurelianus, 270-75
568 Tacitus, 275-76
569 Florianus, 276
570 Aurelius Probus, 276-
282
571 Aurelius Carus, 282
572 Carinus and Numeri-
anus
573 Diocletian, 284-86
574 Maximianus Hercules,
■ 286-305
575 Constantius I., 305-306
576 Constantine the Great,
306-337
577 Constantine II. — Con-
stans, 337-350
578 Constantius II., 337-360
579 Juhan the Apostate
360-363
580 Jovian, 363-364
600 Western Empire, (364-476)
[For Eastern Empire
See Q320]
Q
601
602
603
604
606
607
610
611
612
613
615
616
620
621
622
623
627
628
630
635
636
637
638
639
640
^■92
Valentinian, 364-67
Gratian, 367-375
Valentinian II., 375-392
Eugenius, 392-94
Theodosius the Great
See Q321
Honorius to Romulus,
395-475
Fall of Western Empire
Gothic Kingdom of Italy,
476-568
Odoacer, 476-493
Theodoric (Ostrogoth),
493-526
Athalaric to Theiss,
526-568
Lombard Kingdom of Italy
Alboin to Desiderius,
568-774
Prankish Empire
Pepin (Carloman), 781-
811
Bernard, 811-20
Lothaire I., 820-875
Charles the Bald, 875-77
see R024 France
Carloman, ^I'j'j-'jf). See
R027 France
Charles the Fat, 879-
888 see R028 France
Berenger, etc., 888-921
Hugh of Provence, 926-
945
Lothaire II., 945-50
see Rq34 France
Berenger II., 950-962
A hsorhed in Holy Roman
Empire see S610
Age of the Communes,
(Guelphs and Ghihe-
lines), 1 100- 1300
Age of the Despots, 1300-
1492
Age of Invasions, 1492-
1527
Spanish-Austrian Period,
1527-1796
Prench Occupation, 1805
Italian Independence
1796-1870
Q641-674 History & Geog. CLA SSI PICA TION History & Geog. Q675-706
Q
Q
United Italy—
675
641
Vittorio Emanuele II.,
1861-78
676
642
Umberto, 1878-1900
1
643
Vittorio Emanuele III.,
1900 —
677
650
Papal States (Stato Ponti-.
flcio)
678
651
Popes and Anti-Popes
(Papacy)
679
652
Bulls, General. [Special
680
take class niiinber]
i 681
653
Temporal Power. 720-
1870. A.D.
682
654
St. Peter and Early Popes
1
A.D. 42-364. [To
' 683
Foundation of Eastern
and Western Empires']
684
655
St. Damasus to Siricius,
685
366-398
686
656
St. Anastasius, 398-402
657
St. Innocent I., 402-417
687
6j8
St. Zozimus toSixtusIII.,
688
417-440
689
659
St. Leo I. (the Great),
440-461
690
660
St. Hilary to John I.,
461-523
691
661
Felix IV. to Pelagius II..
523-590
692
662
St. Gregory the Great,
590-604
693
663
Sabinianus to St. Agathon,
604-678
694
664
St. Leo II. to Sisinnius,
678-708
695
665
Constantine, 708-715
666
St. Gregory II. to Stephen
696
IV., 715-772
697
667
Adrian I., 772-795
698
668
Leo III., 795-816
699
669
Stephen V. to Sergius,
700
816-847
701
670
Leo IV., 847
702
671
Pope Joan, 855
703
672
Benedict III., 855-58
704
673
Nicholas L, 858-67
674
Adrian II. to John IX.,
705
867-900
706
Benedict IV. to John XII.,
900-963
Leo VIII. to Damasus II.,
963-1048
St. Leo IX. to Alexander
II., 1048-1073
St. Gregory VII. (Hilde-
brand), 1073-1080
Clement III. (Guibert) to
Victor III., 1080-88
Urban II., 1088-1099
Pascal II. to Honorius II.,
1099-1130
Innocent II. to Anas-
tasius IV., 1130-1154
Adrian IV. (Nicholas
Breakspeare ), 1 154-59
Alexander III., 1159-1181
Lucius III., 1181-85
Urban III. to Innocent
III., 1185-1216
Honorius III., 1216-27
Gregory IX., 1227-41
Celestine IV. to Innocent
IV., 1241-1254
Alexander IV. to Urban
IV., 1254-1265
Clement IV. to Gregory
X., 1265-1276
Innocent V. to Nicholas
III., 1276-1281
Martin IV. to Honorius
IV., 1281-1288
Nicholas IV. to St. Celes-
tine \'., 1288-1294
Boniface VIII. to Benedict
XL, 1294-1305
Clement V., 1305-16
John XXL, 1316-34
Benedict XII., 1334-42
Clement VI., 1342-52
Innocent VI., 1352-62
Urban V., 1362-70
Gregory XL, 1370-78
Urban VI., 1378
Clement VII. (Antipope),
1378-89
Boniface IX., 1389-1404
Innocent VII., 1404-6
194
Q 07-748 History &Geog, CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. Q749-83S
Q
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
Gregory XII., 1406-9
Alexander V., 1409-10
John XXII., 1410-17
Martin V., 1417-24
Clement VIII. (Antipope),
1424-31
Eugenius IV., 1431-47
Nicholas V., 1447-55
Calixtus III., 1455-58
Pius II. (Enea Silvio Pic-
colomini), 1458-64
Paul II., 1464-71
Sixtus IV., 1471-84
Innocent VIII., 1484-92
Alexander VI., 1492-1503
Pius III. to Julius III.,
1503-13
Leo X., 1513-22
Adrian VI. to Clement
VII., 1522-34
Paul III., 1534-50
Julius III. to Marcellus
II., 1550-55
Paul IV., 1555-59
Pius IV., 1559-66
St. Pius v., 1566-72
Gregory XIII., 1572-85
Sixtus v., 1585-90
Urban VII., 1590
Gregory XIV. to Innocent
IX., 1590-92
Clement VIII., 1592-1605
Leo XI. to Paul V., 1605-
21
Gregory XV., 1621-23
Urban VIII., 1623-44
Innocent X., 1644-55
Alexander VII., 1655-67
Clement IX., 1667-70
Clement X., 1670-76
Innocent XL, 1676-89
Alexander VIIL, 1689-91
Innocent XII., 1691-1700
Clement XL, 1700-21
Innocent XIIL, 1721-24
Benedict XIIL, 1724-30
Clement XII., 1730-40
Benedict XIV., 1740-58
Clement XIIL, 1758-69
Q
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
7=^7
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
830
831
832
Clement XIV., 1769-75
Pius VI., 1775-1800
Pius VII., 1800-1823
Leo XII., 1823-29
Pius VIIL, 1829-31
Gregory XVI., 1831-46
Pius IX., 1846-78
Leo XIIL, 1878-1903
Pius X., 1903-
De-
833
Local History and
scription : —
Piemonte (Piedmont)
Torino (Turin)
Aosta
Cuneo
Novara
Alessandria
Lombardia (Lombardy)
Milano (Milan)
Bergamo
Brescia
Como
Cremona
Mantova (Mantua)
Pavia
Sondrio
Venezia (Venice)
Venezia (City)
Venetian Republic (ta
1805)
Doges (697-1797)
Belluno
Chioggia
Padova (Padua)
Rovigo
Treviso
Udine
Verona
Vicenza
Emilia
Modena
Dukes of Modena, 1450
i860
Bologna
Parma
Dukes of Parma, 1545
i860
Piacenz
195
-QSS^-STS History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. Q874-930
Q
834 Ferrara
•835 Signori and Marquesses,
1067-1441
836 House of d'Este
■837 Cesena
.838 Forli
839 Ravenna
840 Reggio Emilia
-841 Rimini
842 River Po
843 Liguria
844 Genova (Genoa)
845 Porto Maurizio
846 Riviera
847 Toscana (Tuscany) [1195
•848 Dukes of Tuscany, 828-
849 Republic of Florence (Fir-
enze), 1208-1531
850 Grand Dukes of Florence
851 House of Medici [74
■852 Cosimo di Medici, 1537-
853 Francesco Maria, 1574-
87
■854 Ferdinando I. ,1587-1609
855 Cosimo II. de Medici,
1609-21
856 Ferdinando II., 1621-70
■857 Cosimo III., 1670-1723
858 Giovanni, 1723-37
859 House of Lorraine
•860 Francesco II., 1737-65
861 Pietro Leopoldo, 1765-
1790
■862 Ferdinando III., 1790-
1801, 1814-24
863 Luigi (King of Etruria),
1801-03
864 Carlo Luigi, 1803-24
865 Leopoldo II., 1824-59
■866 Ferdinando IV., 1859-
60
867 Firenze (Florence) city
868 Lucca
■869 Siena
870 Pisa
871 Livorno (Leghorn)
■872 Isola d'Eba (Elba), Monte
Cristo
873 Massa and Carrara
Q
874
Grosseto
875
Arezzo
876
Umbria
877
Perugia
878
Assisi
879
Foligno
880
Spoleto
881
Marches
882
Ancona. Loretto
883
Ascoli
884
Macerata
885
Pesaro-e-Urbino
886
Latium
887
Civitavecchia
888
Subiaco
889
Neri
890
Tivoli
895
Campagna
896
Tiber River
900
Roma [For ancient Rome
See Q510
Collect here all LocalM ot-
ter relating to the City of
Rome]
910
Abruzzi e Molise
911
Aquila
912
Campobasso
913
Chieti
914
Teramo
915
Campania
916
Pompeii
917
Herculaneum
918
Mount Vesuvius
920
Napoli (Naples)
921
Kings of Naples —
922
Carlo (of Anjou) to Fer-
dinando IV., 1282-
1806
Joseph Buonaparte,
1806-08. See R646
Spain
924
Joachim Murat, 1808-15
925
Ferdinando IV., 1815
926
Kingdom of the Two
Sicilies
927
Ferdinando I., 1815-25
928
Francesco I., 1825-30
929
Ferdinando II. 1830-56
930
Francesco II., 1856
196
Q931-990 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. ROOO-049'
Q
R
931
Ischia
000
932
Capri
001
933
Avellino
002-
934
Caserta
935
Salerno
003
940
Apulia
004
941
Bari
005
942
Foggia
006
943
Lecce
007
945
Potenza (Basilicata)
008
946
Calabria
947
Catanzaro
009
948
Cosenza
r\Tf\
949
Gulf of Taranto
UlU
950
Sardegna (Sardinia)
Oil
951
Kings of Sardinia —
952
Vittorio Amadeo I.,
012
1720-30
020
953
Carlo Emanuele I.,
021
1730-73
022
954
Vittorio Amadeo II.,
1773-96
023
955
Carlo Emanuele II.,
024
1796-1802
956
Vittorio Emanuele I.,
02=1
1802-21
026
957
Carlo Felice, 1821-1831
027
958
Carlo Alberto, 1831-49
028
959
Cagliari
02Q
960
Sassari
y
965
Sicilia (Sicily)
966
Counts and Dukes of
030
Apulia, 1043-1085
031
967
Kings of Sicily, 1072-1718
032
968
Palermo
034
969
Catania
035
970
Mount Etna
040
971
Girgenti
041
972
Marsala
042
973
Messina
043
974
Siracusa (Sjracuse)
044
975
Trapani
045
976
Lipari Islands (Stromboli,
etc.)
046
980
Apennines
047
048
985
Adriatic Sea
990
San Marino
049
FRANCE
Gauls
Gallic War
Franks see Germany
Merovingians, 418-752
Pharamond, 418-27
Clodius (Clodion), 427-47
Meroveus, 447-58
Childeric I., 458-81
Clovis I. to Childebert II. „
481-584
Clotaire II., to Dagobert
the Great., 584-638
Clovis II. to Clotaire IV.,
638-720
ChOperic II. to Charles.
Martel, 720-741
Childeric III., 741-752
Carlo vingians, 752-987
Pepin, 752-68
Charlemagne, 768-814
Louis I. (le Debonnaire),.
814-843
Charles le Chauve 843—
877
Louis II., 877-879
Louis III., 879
Carloman, 879-884
Charles le Gros 884-888
Hugh (Eudes), 888-922 )
Charles III. (le I
Simple), 893-929 j
Robert, 922-923
Raoul, 923-36
Louis IV., 936-54
Lothair II., 954-86
Louis v., 986-87
Capet' and Valois, 987-1515
House of Capet, (987-1328)
Hugh Capet, 987-96
Robert II., 996-1031
Henri I., 1031-60
Philippe I., 1060-1108
Louis VI. (le Gros), 1108-
1137
Louis VII., 1137-80
Philippe II. (Augustus)
1180-1223
Louis VIII. , 1223-26
197
R050-107 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. RllO-213
R
050 Louis IX. (Saint), 1226-
70
051 Philippe III., 1270-85
052 Philippe IV., 1285-1314
053 Louis X. (King of Navarre)
1314-16
054 Jean I., 1316
055 Philippe v., 1316-22
056 Charles IV., 1322^28
060 House of Valois (1328-1515)
061' Philippe VI., 1328-50
062 Jean II., 1350-64
063 Charles V., 1364-80
064 Charles VI., 1380-1422
065 Charles VII., 1422-61
066 Louis XL, 1461-83
067 Charles VIIL, 1483-98
068 Louis XII., 1498-1515
070 House of Angoul^me, (1515-
89)
071 Fran9ois I., 1515-47
072 Henri II., 1547-1559
073 Fran9ois II., 1559-1560
074 Charles IX., 1560-1574
075 Massacre of St. Bar-
tholomew, 1572
076 Henri III., 1574-89
080 Bourbons
081 Henri IV., 1589-1610
082 Louis XIII. (le Juste),
1610-43
083 Louis XIV. (le Grand),
1643-1715
084 Louis XV., 1715-74
085 Louis XVI.-XVIL, 1774-
1792
■086 National Assembly, 1789-
1792
090 Revolution, 1792
100 First Republic, 1792-99
loi Convention, 1792-95
102 Reign of Terror, May
1793 to July 1794
103 Directoire, 1795-99
104 First Consulate, 1799-1804
105 First Empire
106 Napoleon I., 1804-14
107 Napoleon IL, (Titular)
R
no
Bourbons Restored —
III
Louis XVIII. , 1814-15,
1815-1824
112
The Hundred Days,i8i5
113
Charles X., 1824-30
114
House of Bourbon — Orleans
115
Louis-PhUippe, 1830-48
116
Second Republic, 1848-52
117
Provisional Government,
1848
Louis Napoleon, President,
1848-52. See R 121
below.
119
Coup d'etat, 1852
120
Second Empire
121
Napoleon III., 1852-1870
130
Third Republic, 1870—
131
Government of National
Defence, 1870-71
132
Commune, 1871
133
Presidency of Thiers,
1871-73
134
McMahon, 1873-79
135
Grevy, 1879-87
136
Sadi-Carnot, 1887-94
137
Casimir-Perier, 1894
138
Faure, 1895-99
139
Loubet, 1899 — 1906
140
Fallieres, 1906 —
189
Pretenders to Crown of
France —
190
Legitimate Line
191
Orleanist Line
192
Imperial Line
200
Ancient Provinces and
Modern Departments-
201
Channel Provinces—
202
Flandre
203
Nord
204
Dunkerque (Dunkirk)
205
Lille
206
Douai
207
Roubaix
208
Tourcoing
209
Valenciennes
210
Artois
211
Pas-de-Calais
212
Arras
213
Calais
198
R220-268 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. R270-324
R
R
220
Picardie (Picardy)
270
Poitou
221
River Aisne
271
Vendee
222
Aisne
272
La Roche
223
Laon
273
Deux- Sevres
224
Somme
274
Niort
225
Abbeville
275
Vienne
226
Amiens
276
Poitiers
227
Crecy
280
Aunis-Saintonge — Angou-
230
Normandie (Normandy)
mois
231
Dukes of Normandy, 911-
281
Charente-Inferieure
1134
282
La Rochelle
232
Seine-Inferieure
283
Rochefort
233
Dieppe
284
He d'Oleron
234
Rouen
285
Charente
235
Le Havre
286
Angoul6me
236
Eure
289
Aquitaine (Guienne and
237
Evreux
Gascony)
238
Calvados
290
Guienne
239
Caen
291
Gironde
240
Manche
292
River Garonne
241
Cherbourg
293
Bordeaux
242
Mont St. Michel
294
Dordogne
243
Orne
295
Perigueux
244
Alengon
296
Lot-et-Garonne
245
Counts of Alen9on
297
Agen
1268-1404
298
Tarn-et-Garonne
246
Dukes of Alenfon,
299
Montaubon
1404-1525
300
Lot
250
Bretagne (Brittany)
301
River Lot
251
Counts and Dukes, 560 to
302
Cahors
1532
303
Aveyron
252
lUe-et-Vilaine
304
Rodez
253
St. Malo
310
Gascony
254
Rennes
311
Landes
255
C6tes-du-Nord
312
Dax
256
S. Brieuc
313
Gers
2<7
Finistfere
314
Auch
258
Brest
315
Hautes-Pyrenees
259
Ouesant (Ushant)
316
Tarbes
260
Morbihan
317
Haute-Garonne
261
Belle He
318
Toulouse
262
Quiberon
319
Pyrenees Provinces (Pyrenees
263
Vannes
in General) —
264
Loire- Inferieure
320
Blarn
265
River Loire
321
Basses-Pyrenees
266
Nantes
322
Pau
267
Biscay Provinces-
323
Bayonne
268
Bay of Biscay
324
Biarritz
199
R330-395 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. R396-454
330 Rousillon-Foix
331 Ari6ge
332 Foix
333 Pyrenees-Orientales
334 Perpignan
335 Mediterranean Provinces-
340 Languedoc
341 Cevennes
342 Ardeche
343 Privas
344 Gard
345 Nimes
346 Lozere
347 Mende
348 Herault
349 Montpellier
350 Beziers
351 Aude
352 Carcassonne
353 Narbonne
354 Tarn
355 Albi
360 Provence
361 Alpes-Maritimes
362 Nice
363 Cannes
364 Mentone
365 Basses-Alpes
366 Digne
367 Var
368 Toulon
369 Hyeres
370 Draguignon
371 Bouches-du-Rh6ne
372 River Rh6ne
373 Marseilles
374 Aries
375 Tarascon
376 Vaucluse
377 Avignon
380 Corse (Corsica)
381 Ajaccio
385 East Frontier Provinces—
390 Champagne
391 Ardennes
392 Mezieres
393 Marne
394 Cha.lons-sur-Marne
395 Epernay
R
396
Reims
397
Aube
398
Troyes
399
Haute-Marne
400
Chaumont
410
Lorraine
411
Meuse
412
Bar-le-Dur
413
Verdun
414
Meurthe-et-Moselle
415
Nancy
416
Vosges
417
Epinel
420
Tranche Comte
421
Haute -Rhin
422
Belfort
423
Haute-SaCne
424
Vesoul
425
Doubs
426
Besangon
427
Jura
428
Lons-le-Saumier
429
D61e
430
Dauphine
431
Is&re
432
Grenoble
433
Drume
434
Valence
435
Hautes-Alpes
436
Gap
440
Savoie (Savoy)
441
Counts of Maurienne,
1020-72
442
Counts of Savoy, 1108
1383
443
Dukes of Savoy, 1391
1713
444
Savoie
445
Chambery
446
Mont Blanc
447
Haute-Savoie
448
Bonneville
449
North Central Provinces—
450
Anjou
451
Counts of Anjou, 930
1422
452
Maine-et-Loire
453
Angers
454
Saumur
200
R460-531 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. R532-581
R
R
460
Touraine
532
Dukes, 877 to Philippe L,
461
Indre-et-Loire
1363
462
Tours
533
Philippe IL, 1363-1404
463
Loches
534
Jean, 1404-19
470
Maine
535
Philippe IIL, 1419-67
471
Mayenne
536
Charles the Bold, 1467-
472.
Laval
1477
473
Sarthe
537 .
Marie, 1477-1482
474
Le Mans
538
Annexation to France,
480
Ile-de-France
1479
481
Oise
539
Yonne
482
Beauvais
540
Auxerre
483
Seine-et-Oise
541
C6te-d'0r
484
Versailles
542
Dijon
485
St. Denis
543
Chatillon
486
River Seine
544
Beaune
487
Seine
545
Sa6ne-et-Loire
488
Vincennes
546
Macon
489
Seine-et-Marne
547
Ain
490
Melun
548
Bourg
491
Fontainbleau
549
South-Central Provinces —
500
Paris (Lutetia)
550
Limousin
501
Arrondissements
551
Haute- Vienne
502
Boulevards
552
Limoges
503
Cite
553
Correze
504
Notre Dame Cathedral
554
Tulle
505
Bastille
555
Marche
506
Louvre
556
Creuse
507
Tuileries
557
Gueret
508
Quartier Latin
560
Auvergne
509
Sorbonne
561
Puy-de-Dome
510
Berry
562
Clermont-Ferrand
511
Cher
563
Cantal
512
Bourges
564
Aurillac
513
Indre
565
Bourbonnais
514
Chateauroix
566
AUier
515
Orleanais
567
Moulins
516
Eure-et-Loire
570
Lyonnais
517
Chartres
571
Rhone
518
Loiret
572
Lyon (Lyons)
519
Orleans
573
Loire
520
Loir-et-Cher
574
Montbrison
521
Blois
575
St. Etienne
525
Nivernais
576
Haute-Loire
526
Nifevre
577
LePuy
527
Nevers
580
Monaco
530
Burgundy
Princes —
531
Kings of Burgundy, 413-
581
Grimaldo L to Rainer
1032
IIL, 920-1407
201
R582-630 History & Geog. CLA SSI PICA TION. History & Geog. R631-726
R
582 John I. to John II.,
1407-1505
583 Lucian to Hercules I.,
1505-1604
584 Honorius II. to Louis I.,
1604-1701
585 Anthony to Honorius
IV., 1701-1819
586 Honorius V., 1819-41
587 Florestan I., 1841-56
588 Charles III., 1856-89
589 Albert, 1889-
598 Monte Carlo
600 ESPANA (SPAIN)
601 Visigoths, 414-718 A.D.
602 Alaric I. to Alaric II.,
406-507 A.D.
603 Gesalric to Rodrigo, 507-
718
604 Moors, 711-1492
Ommiades (Omayyades)
See Arabia
Early Christian Kings, 718-
1035—
606 Kings of Asturias and
Leon, 718-1035
607 Kingdom of Castile and Leon,
1033-1506
608 Ferdinando and Isabella,
1471-1516
610 Kingdom of Navarre, 905-
1512
611 Navarre (France)
Henri II., 1516-55. See
France R072
613 Joanna III., 1555-72
Henri III., 1572-. See
France R076
620 Kingdom of Aragon, 1035-
1512
625 Navarre and Aragon and
Kings of Spain
626 Ferdinando V., 1512-16
627 Carlos I., 1516-1556
628 Filippo II. (Philip) 1556-
1598
629 Armada, 1587-88
630 Filippo III., 1598-1621
R
631 Filippo IV., 1621-1665
632 Carlos II., 1665-1700
640 House of Bourbon
641 Filippo v., 1700-46
642 Ferdinando VI., 1746-59
643 Carlos III., 1759-88
644 Carlos IV., 1788-1808
645 Ferdinando VII., 1808,
1813-33
646 Joseph Bonaparte, 1808-
1813
647 Isabella II., 1833-68 f
648 Provisional Government,
1868-70
649 Amadeo I., 1870-73
650 Republic, 1873-74
651 Alfonso XII., 1874-85
652 Mercedes, 1885-86
653 Alfonso XIII., 1886—
700 North Spain
701 Galicia
702 Coruua
703 Lugo
704 Orense
705 Pontevedra
706 Asturias
707 Oviedo
708 Leon
709 Leon
710 Palencia
711 Salamanca
712 Ciudad- Rodrigo
713 Valladolid
714 Zamora
715 Castilla la Vieja (Old Cas-
tile)
716 Avila
717 Burgos
718 Logrono
719 Santander
720 Segovia
721 Soria
722 Vancongadas (Basque
Provinces)
723 Vizcaya
724 Alava
725 Guipuzcoa
726 Navarra
202
R727-784 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. R800-852
727 Aragon
728 Huesca
729 Teruel
730 Zaragoza (Saragossa)
731 Catalonia
732 Barcelona
733 Gerona
734 Lerida
735 Tarragona
736 River Ebro
737 Andorra
750 South Spain
751 River Guadiana
752 River Guadalquiver
753 Estremadura
754 Badajoz
755 Caceres [Castile)
756 Castilla la Nueva (New
757 Ciudad-Real
758 Cuenca
759 Guadalajara
760 Madrid
761 Escorial
762 Toledo
763 Andalueia
764 Almeria
765 Cadiz [and Ceuta, See
O340 Africa]
766 Corboda (Cordova)
767 Granada
768 Alhambra
769 Huelva
770 Jaen
771 Malaga
772 Sevilla
773 Murcia
774 Albacete
775 Murcia City
776 Cartagena
777 Valencia
778 Alicante
779 Castellon
780 Valencia
781 Balearic Islands
782 Majorca
783 Minorca
784 Ivica. Formentera
Canary Islands See O920
Africa
800 PORTUGAL (LUSITANIA)
Moors See Spain
801 House of Burgundy
802 Counts of Portugal, 1095-
1139
803 Alfonso I., 1139-85
804 Sancho L, 1185-1212
805 Alfonso II., 1212-23
806 Sancho II., 1223-48
807 Alfonso III., 1248-79
808 Dionysius, 1279-1325
8og Alfonso IV., 1325-57
810 Pedro, 1357-67
811 Ferdinando I., 1367-85
820 House of Avis
821 Joan I., 1385-1433
822 Duarte, 1433-38
823 Alfonso v., 1438-81
824 Joan II., 1481-95
825 Manoel, 1495-1521
826 Joan III., 1521-57
827 Sebastian, 1557-78
828 Cardinal Henrique, 1578-80
829 Spanish Annexation, 1580-
1640
830 House of Braganza
831 Joan of Braganza IV., 1640-
56
832 Alfonso VI., 1656-67
833 Pedro (Regency), 1667-83
834 Pedro II., 1683-1706
835 Joan v., 1706-50
836 Jose, 1750-1777
837 Maria I. and Pedro III.,
1777-86
838 Maria I. (alone), 1786-91
839 Joan (Regency), 1791-1816
840 Joan VI., 1816-26
841 Pedro IV., 1826-28
842 Maria II. and Miguel, 1828-
33
843 Maria II., 1834-53
House of Braganza-
Coburg
850 Pedro v., 1853-61
851 Luis I., 1861-89
852 Carlos I., 1889—
203
R900-S013 Hist. & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. S014-065
R
900 Entre Minho-e-Duoro Pro-
vince
goi River Duoro
go2 Vianna do Castello
903 Braga
904 Poro (Oporto)
910 Tras-os-Montes Province
911 Villa Real
912 Braganza
920 Beira Province
921 Aveiro
922 Vizcu
923 Coimbra
924 Guarda
925 Castello Branco
930 Estremadura
931 Leiria
932 Santarem
933 Lisboa (Lisbon)
934 River Tagus
935 Cintra
940 Alemtejo
941 Portalegre
942 Evora
943 Beja
950 Algarve (Faro)
960 Aeores (Azores)
Madeira See O910 Africa
970 Spain and Portugal, together
(Iberian Peninsula)
980 Peninsular War, 1808-14
S-T NORTH EUROPE— SLAVONIC
AND TEUTONIC NATIONS.
S
ODD ROSSIYA (RUSSIAN EMPIRE)
001 Slavonic Nations
002 Pan-Slavism
003 Dukes of Kiev, 850-1157
004 Rurik
005 Grand Dukes, 1 157-1327
006 Grand Dukes of Moscow,
1328-1462
010 Czars (Tsars) of Moscovy —
on Ivan III., 1462-1505
012 Basil (Vasali) V., 1505-23
013 Ivan IV. (the Terrible),
1523-84
S
014 Feodor I., 1584-98
015 Boris-Godonof, 1598-1605
016 Feodor II., 1605-6
017 Dmitri, 1606
018 Basil Chouiski, 1606-10
019 Ladislaus, 1610-13
020 House of Romanof —
021 Michael-Feodorovitz,
1613-45
022 Alexis, 1645-76
023 Feodor II., 1676-82
024 Ivan v., 1682-89
025 Emperors (Tsars or Czars)
of Russia —
026 Peter I. (the Great), 1689-
1725
027 Catherine I., 1725-27
028 Peter II., 1727-30
029 Anne, 1730-40
030 Ivan VI., 1740-41
031 Elisabeth, 1741-62
035 House of Romanof-Hol-
stein —
036 Peter III., 1762
037 Catherine II., 1762-96
038 Paul, 1796-1801
039 Alexander I., 1801-25
040 Nicholas I., 1825-55
041 Alexander II., 1855-81
042 Alexander III., 1881-94
043 Nicholas II., 1894 —
050 Russia-in-Europe
Governments and
Towns together —
051 Great Russia
052 River Dwina
053 Arkhangelsk (Archangel)
054 Spitzbergen
055 Nova Zemlia
056 Kolguev Island
057 River Petchora
058 Olenets
059 Vologda
060 Novgorod
061 Yaroslar
062 Kostroma
063 Pskov
064 Tver
065 Vladimir
204
S066-113 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S114-155
S
066 Nizhnii-Novgorod, Govt.
067 Nizhnii-Novgorod, town
068 Smolensk
069 Moskva (Moscow) Govt.
070 Moscow City
071 Kaluga
072 Tula
073 Riasan
074 Tambov
075 Orel
076 Kursk
077 Voronezh
078 Baltic Provinces
079 Courland
080 Libau
081 Mitau
082 Livonia
083 Riga
084 Esthonia
085 Reval
086 Petersburg (St. Petersburg)
Govt.
087 St. Petersburg City
088 Kronstadt
089 West Russia (Lithuania)
090 Kovno
091 Vilna
092 Vitebsk
093 Grodno
094 Minsk
095 Moghilev
096 Volhynia
097 Podoha
098 Little Russia
099 Chernigov
100 Kiev
loi Poltava
102 Kharkov
103 Bessarabia
104 Kishinev
105 South Russia
106 Kherson
107 Odessa
108 Yekaterinoslav
109 Rostov
no Taurida
111 Crimea
112 Crimean War, 1854-56
113 Sevastopol
S
114
"5
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
Kertch
Don Region
River Don
River Dnieper
Sea of Azov
Black Sea
Kazan
Ural Mountains
Vyatka
Perm
Kazan
Simbirsk
Penza
Astrakhan
River Volga
Saratov
Samara
Ufa
Orenburg (Kirghiz
Hordes)
Astrakhan
Caucasus
Caucasus Mountains
Caspian Sea
Northern Caucasia
Kuban
Stavropol
Terek
Circassia
Transcaucasia
Baku
Daghestan
Elizabethpol
Erivan
Kars
Kutais (Batum)
Tiflis (Georgia-Iberia)
POLSKA (POLAND)
Early Dukes and Kings, 842-
1041
Casimir II. to Ladislas I.,
1041-1102
Boleslas III. to Lesko V.,
1102-1227
Ladislas III. to Premislas,
1202-1296
Ladislas IV., 1296-1300,
1304- 1333
205
S157-195 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. 8196-280
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
Wenceslas (King of Bohemia)
1300-1304 See S345
Casimir III. (the Great),
1333-70
Ludwig of Hungary, 1370-
1382, See S407
Maria, 1382-99
Ladislas V., 1399-1434
Ladislas VI., 1434-45
Casimir IV., 1445-92
John I., 1492-1501
Alexander, 1501-6
Sigismund I., 1506-48
Sigismund II., 1548-73
Henri de Valois, 1573-75, See
R076
Stephen Bathori, 1575-87
Sigismund'III., 1587-1632
Ladislas VII., 1632-1648
John II., 1648-69
Michael, 1669-74
John III. (Sobieski), 1674-97
Frederick- Augustus I.,
1697-1704, 1709-33
Stanislas I., 1704-9
Frederick-Augustus II.,
1733-64
Stanislas II., 1764-95
Partition of Poland among
Russia, Austria, and
Prussia, 1772
Insurrection of Kosciusko,
1794
180
Revolution of 1830-31
181
Insurrection of 1861-67
Local History and Descrip
tion—
185
Suwalki
186
Lomza
187
Plock
188
Warszawa (Warsaw)
189
Lodz
190
Kalisz
191
Piotrkow
192
Czestochowa
193
Radom
194
Lublin
195
Kielce
S
196
Siedlce
See also S372 Galicia :
S736 Posen : S740
Silesia
200
Suomi (Finland)
201
Grand Dukes
202
Abo-Bjorneborg
203
Abo
204
Helsingfors
205
Kuopio
206
Nyland
207
St. Michel
208
Tavastehus
209
Uleaborg
210
Viborg
211
Vasa
212
Lake Ladoga
220
Lapland
250
Russia-in-Asia
251
Central Asia
252
Lake Aral
253
Akmolinsk
254
Samipalatinsk
255
Turgai
256
Uralsk
257
Turkestan
258
The Steppes
259
Khiva
260
Samarcand
261
Bokhara
262
Ferganah
263
Kokand
264
Syr-Daria
265
Tashkend
266
Semiryechrensk
267
Pamir
268
Trans-Caspian Province
269
Merv
270
Sibir (Siberia)
271
Western Siberia
272
River Obi
273
Tobolsk
274
Tomsk
275
Eastern Siberia
276
River Yenesi
277
Irkutsk
278
Transbaikalia
279
Yakutsk
280
Lena River
206
S281-332 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S333-36T
S
281 Yeniseisk
282 Amur Region
283 River Amur
284 Amur
285 Primorskaya
Sakhalin See P376
287 Sea of Okhotsk
288 Vladivostock
289 Kamtchatka
300 OESTERREICH-UNGARN
(AUSTRIA-HUNGARY)
301 Oesterreichi (Austria)
Margraves : —
302 Leopold I., 982-1018
303 Albrecht, I. 1018-56
304 Ernst, 1056-75
305 Leopold IL, 1075-96
306 Leopold IIL, 1096-1136
307 Albrecht IL, 1136
308 Leopold IV., 1136-42
309 Heinrich IL, 1143-56
Dukes [omitting Emperors
of the Holy Roman
Empire. See S610] : —
310 Heinrich IL, 1156-77
311 Leopold v., 1177-94
Friedrich I., 1194-98
See S629
313 Leopold VI., 1198-1230
Friedrich II., 1230-82
See S633
315 Rudolf II. , 1282-93
316 Rudolf IIL, 1293-1314
317 Leopold I., 1314-58
318 Rudolf IV., 1358-65
319 Albrecht IIL, 1365-95
320 Albrecht IV., 1395-1404
321 Ladislas, 1439-57
322 Maria Theresa, 1740-
1780
Emperors : —
323 Franz I., 1804-35
324 Ferdinand L, 1835-48
325 Franz Josef I., 1848 —
330 River Danube
331 Lower Austria
332 Wien (Vienna)
s
333
Upper Austria
334
Linz
340
BOHMEN (BOHEMIA)
341
Dukes of Bohemia, 890-
1197
Kings of Boliemia :—
342
Ottocar I., 1198-1230
343
Wenceslas IIL, 1230-53
344
Ottocar II. , 1253-78
345
Wenceslas IV., 1278-
1305
346
Wenceslas V., 1305-06-
Rudolf of Austria,
1306-7 See S316
348
Heinrich of Carinthia,
1307-10
349
Johann of Luxemburg,
1310-46
350
Karl I., 1346-78
351
Wenceslas VI., 1378-
1419
352
Sigismund I., 1419-38.
Albrecht of Austria,
1438-40 See S320
Ladislas V., 1440-58 See;
S414
355
Georg von Podiebrad„
1458-71
Ladislas VI., 1471-1516.
See S416
Ludwig of Hungary,
1516-26 See S417
Ferdinard I., 1526 (See:
S419 Hungary)
See also Emperors oi
Germany and Austria
Local History and Descrip-
tion—
360
Praha (Prague)
361
Budweis
362
Pilsen
363
Karlsbad
364
Marienbad
365
Teplitz
366
Franzensbad
367
Reichenberg
207
S368-407 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. 8408^05
S
368 Moravia (Mahren)
369 Brno (Briinn)
370 Olmiitz
371 Silesia (Schlesien)
372 Galicia (Austrian Poland)
373 Lwow (Lemberg)
374 Krak6w (Krakau,
Cracow)
375 Karpathian Mountains
376 Bukowina
377 Tyrol and Vorarlberg
378 Innsbruck
379 Rhsetian Alps
380 Salzburg
381 Salzburg City
382 Styria
383 Gratz
384 Carinthia
385 Carnic Alps
386 Klagenfurt
387 Carniola
388 Laibach
389 KUstenland
390 Istria
391 Trieste
392 Pola
393 Dalmatia (Illyria — Dalma-
tia, Bosnia, etc.)
394 Zara
395 Ragusa
396 Spalato
400 MAGYARORSYAG
(UNGARN— HUNGARY)
Monarchs : —
401 St. Stephen to Coloman,
997-1114
402 Stephen II. to Emeric,
1114-1204
403 Ladislas II. to Andi-ew
III., 1204-1301
Wenceslas of Bohemia,
1301-5 See S343
405 Otho of Bavaria, 1305-9
406 Charobert, 1309-42
407 Ludwig I. (the Great),
1342-82
Marie, 1382-85 See 8159
Poland
S
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
450
451
455
456
457
460
465
466
467
470
475
480
485
490
500
501
502
503
Karl Durazzo, 1385-87
Marie and Sigismund,
1387-1437
Albrecht, 1437-39
Elisabeth, 1439-40
Ladislas IV., 1440-45
Johann Hunniades,
regent, 1445-58
Ladislas V., 1458 [90
Matthias Corvinus, 1458-
Ladislas VI., 1490-1516
Ludwig II., 1516-26
Johann Zapolski, 1526-36)
Ferdinand I., 1526-1536 |
Maximilian, 1536-72
Rudolf, 1572-1608
Matthias II., 1608-18
Ferdinand II., 1618-25
Ferdinand III., 1625-47
Ferdinand IV., 1647-55
Leopold I., 1655-87
Josef I., 1687-1712
Karl VI. of Germany,
1712. See S663
See S310 Austria
Local History and Descrip-
tion —
Budapest (Ofen)
Pressburg
Kroatia (Croatia)
Zagrab (Agram)
Fiume
Slavonia
Transylvania (Sieben-
biirgen)
Princes, 1526-1690
Klausenburg
Bosnia
Bosna-Serai (Sarajevo)
Herzegovina
Mostar
Lichtenstein
SCHWEIZ (SWITZERLAND.
HELVETIA SUISSE)
First Swiss Confederation,
1291
Helvetic Republic, 1798
Presidents
20S
S510-555 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S556-61»
S
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
555
Cantons and Towns : —
Uri, (1291)
Uri
Altdorf
Andermatt
Scliwyz, (1291)
Schwyz
Obwalden, (1291)] Unter-
Nidwalden, (1291)) walden
Stanz
Sarnen
Luzern (Lucerne), (1332)
Luzern
Miinster
Zurich, (135 1)
Zurich
Lake of Zurich
Winterthur
Glarus, (1352)
Glarus
Zug, (1352)
Zug
Bern, (1353)
Bern
Thun
Interlaken
Fribourg, (1481)
Fribourg
Gruyere
Solothurn, (1481)
Solothurn (Soleure)
Basel-Stadt, (1501) (Bale)
Basel
Basel-Land, (1501)
Liestal
Schaffhausen, (1501)
Appenzell, (1573)
Appenzell
St. Gallen (St. Gall), (1803)
St. Gallen
Graubiinden (Grisons)
(1803)
Chur (Coire)
Engadine
Davos Platz
Aargau, (1803)
Aarau
Brugg
S
556 Tliurgau, (1803)
557 Frauenfeld
558 Tessin (Ticino) (1803)
559 Locarno
560 Bellinzona
561 Vaud (1803)
562 Lausanne
563 Vevey
564 Montreux
565 Valais (1815)
566 Sitten (Sion)
567 Martigny
568 Zermatt
569 Neucliatel, (1815)
570 Neuch&.tel
571 Genf (Geneva), (1815)
572 Geneva
573 Lake of Geneva (Lake
Leman)
580 Alps. [Collect everything
relating generally to-
the Alps her el
600
601
602
603
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
DEUTSCHLAND (GERMANY>
Germanic (Teutonic) Nations.
Pan- Germanism
Franks
Holy Roman Empire, (962-
1806)
House of Charlemagne
Karl L, 800-814. See
R022 France
Ludwig I., 814-40. See-
R023 France
Lothar I., 840-43. See-
Q623 Italy
Ludwig II., 843-76. See
R025 France
Karl II., 876-77. See
R024 France
Karl III., 877-87. See
R028 France
Arnulf, 887-99
Ludwig III., 900-11
House of Franconia —
Konrad I., 911-18
House of Saxony—
Heinrich I., 919-36
Otto I., 936-73
209
S619-654 History & Geog, CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S655-706
s
619
Otto II., 973-83
620
Otto III., 983-1002
621
Heinrich II., 1002-24
House of Franconia
622
Konrad II., 1024-39
623
Heinrich III., 1039-56
624
Heinrich IV., 1056-1106
625
Heinrich V., 1106-25
House of Saxony —
626
Lothar II., 1125-37
627
House of Hohenstaufen
628
Konrad III., 1138-52
629
Friedrich I. (Bar-
barossa), 1152-90
630
Heinrich VI., 1190-97
631
Phihpp, 1198-1208
632
Otto IV., 1208-12
633
Friedrich II., 1212-50
634
Konrad IV., 1250-54
635
First Interregnum
.636
Wilhelm of Holland,
1254-56
^37
Richard of Cornwall,
1256-72
-638
House of Habsburg
639
Rudolf I., 1273-91
640
House of Nassau
641
Adolf, 1292-98
House of Habsburg
642
Albrecht I., 1298-1308
•643
House of Luxemburg and
Bavaria
644
Heinrich VII., 1308-13
645
Ludwig IV., 1313-47
646
Karl IV., 1348-78
647
Second Interregnum
Wenceslas of Bohemia,
1378- 1400. See S351
649
Ruprecht, 1400-1410
650
Sigmund of Branden-
burg, 1410-37
House of Habsburg
651
Albrecht II., 1438-39
652
Friedrich III., 1440-93
653
MaximiHan I., 1493-1519
654
Karl v., 1519-56
Ferdinand I., 1556-64.
See S419
Maximilian II., 1564-76.
See S420
Rudolf II., 1576-1612.
See S421
Matthias, 1612-19. See
S422
Ferdinand II., 1619-37.
See S423
655
Thirty Years' War
Ferdinand III., 1637-57.
See S424
Leopold I., 1657-1705.
See S426
Josef I., 1705-1711. See
S427
663
Karl VI., 1711-1740
664
House of Bavaria
665
Karl VII., 1742-45
666
House of Habsburg-Lor-
raine
667
Franz I., 1745-65
668
Josef II., 1765-90
669
Leopold II., 1790-92
670
Franz II., 1792-1806
671
Third Interregnum
672
Confederation of the
Rhine, 1806-15
673
Deutsche Bund (Ger-
man Confederation),
1815-66
674
North German Con-
federation, 1866-71
House of Hohenzollern
Wilhelm I., 1871-1888.
See S710
678
Friedrich, 1888
679
WUhelm II., 1888-
700
Preussen (Prussia)
701
Margraves or Electors of
Brandenburg, 1134 to
1616
702
Dulies of Prussia, 1619-88
703
House of Hohenzollern
704
Friedrich I., 1688-1713
705
Friedrich Wilhelm I.,
1713-40
706 Friedrich II. (the Great), ^
1740-86 ^
210
S707-753 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. S755-827
s
S
707
Friedrich Wilhelm II.,
755
1786-97
756
708
Friedrich Wilhelm III.,
757
1797-1840
758
709
Friedrich Wilhelm IV.,
759
1840-61
760
710
Wilhelm I., 1861-71 and
761
1871-1888
762
See German Empire,
765
S678
766
767
768
Local History and Description —
715
Ostpreussen (East Prussia)
770
716
Konigsberg
717
Memel
771
718
Tilsit
772
719
Westpreussen (West
773
Prussia)
774
720
Danzig
775
721
Marienwerder
776
722
Brandenburg
777
723
Frankfurt-am-Oder
778
724
Potsdam
779
725
Berlin
780
726
Charlottenburg
781
727
Spandau
782
728
River Spree
785
730
Pommern (Pomerania)
800
731
Stettin
801
732
Stralsund
805
733
Riigen
806
734
Usedom
807
735
River Oder
808
736
Posen (Prussian Poland)
809
737
Posen (town)
810
738
Bromberg
811
740
Schlesien (Silesia — Prus-
812
sian Poland)
813
741
Breslau
815
742
Gorlitz
816
743
Liegnitz
745
Sachsen (Saxony)
817
746
Magdeburg
818
747
Halle-an-der-Saale
820
748
Erfurt
821
750
Schleswig-Holstein
822
751
Kiel
825
752
Altona
826
753
Heligoland
827
Hannover
Dukes, 1665-1692
Electors, 1692-1814
Kings, 1814-1866
Hannover (Town)
Westfalen (Westphalia)
Dortmund
Miinster
Hessen-Nassau
Frankfurt-am-Main
Kassel (Cassel)
Wiesbaden
Rheinland (Rhenish-
Prussia)
Koln (Cologne)
Aachen (Aix-la-Chapelle)
Barmen
Bonn
Diisseldorf
Eifel Gebirge
Elberfeld
Trier (Treves)
Essen
Koblenz (Coblentz)
Krefeld (Crefeld)
River Rhine
River Mosel (Moselle)
Hohenzollern
Sigmaringen
Free Cities (Hanse Towns)
Hanseatic League
Bremen
Hamburg
Liibeck
Oldenburg [1773-1881
Grand Dukes, 1180-1667,
Oldenburg (town)
Birkenfeld
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Grand Dukes (Princes
of the Wends), 1701 —
Rostock
Schwerin
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Grand Dukes, 1701-94
Neu-Strelitz
Lippe-Detmold
Princes, 1802 —
Detmold
211
S830-885 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S890-938
s
S
830
Schaumburg-Lippe
890
831
Princes, 1787 —
832
Buckeburg
891
835
Braunschweig (Brunswick)
836
Dukes (Brunswick-Lune-
892
burg)
893
837
Dukes(Brunswick-Wolfen-
894
buttel)
895
838
Braunschweig (Bruiiswick)
900
town
901
840
Anhalt
841
Dukes, 1212 —
902
842
Dessau
845
Waldeck
903
846
Princes
847
Arolsen
850
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
904
851
Princes
905
852
Rudolstadt
855
Schwarzburg-Sonderhausen
906
856
Princes
907
857
Sonderhausen (town)
908
858
Arnstadt
909
860
Thuringia
910
861
Sachsen- Coburg-Gotha
915
(Saxe-Coburg-Gotha)
916
862
Dukes
917
863
Coburg
918
864
Gotha
865
Sachsen-Weimar (Saxe-
919
Weimar)
920
866
Grand Dukes
921
867
Weimar
923
868
Eisenach
924
869
Neustadt
925
870
Sachsen-Altenburg (Saxe-
926
Altenburg)
927
871
Dukes
928
872
Altenburg
929
875
Sachsen-Meiningen (Saxe-
930
Meiningen)
931
876
Dukes
932
877
Meiningen
933
880
Reuss-Greiz (Reuss Old Line)
881
Princes
934
882
Greiz [Line)
935
883
Reuss-Schleiz (Reuss Younger
936
884
Princes
937
885
Gera
938
Elsass-Lotliringen (Alsace-
Lorraine)
Dukes of Lorraine and
Brabant
Strassburg
Colmar
Mulhausen
Metz
Baden
Margraves of Baden,
1120-1527
Margraves of Baden-
Baden, 1527-1771
Margraves of Baden-Dur-
lach to 1709
Grand Dukes —
Karl Wilhelm, 1709-38
Karl Friedrich, 1738-
1811
Karl, 1811-18
Ludwig, 1818-30
Leopold, 1830-52
Ludwig IL, 1852-56
Friedrich L, 1856 —
Mannheim
Karlsruhe (Carlsruhe)
Konstanz (Constance)
Lake of Constance
(Boden See)
Freiburg
Heidelberg
Baden
Hessen (Hesse)
Landgraves, 1567-1803
Grand Dukes, 1803-1877
Mainz (Mentz, Mayence)
Darmstadt
Giessen
Worms
Wiirttemberg
Dukes, 1457-1806
Kings, 1806 —
Schwarzwald (Black
Forest)
Stuttgart
Ulm
Heilbronn
Esslingen
Tiibingen
212
S940-979 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. S980-T017
s
940
Bayern (Bavaria)
S
980
Konigreich Sachsen (King-
941
Dukes, 895-1596
dom of Saxony)
942
Electors, 1596-1805
981
Dukes, 880-1806
Kings —
Kings :—
943
Maximilian Josef I.,
982
Friedrich August, 1806-
1805-25
1827
944
Ludwig Karl, 1825-64
983
Anton, 1827-36
945
Maximilian Josef II.,
984
Friedrich August II.,
1864-86
1836-54
946
Otho, 1886—
985
Johann, 1854-73
950
Oberbayern (Upper Ba-
varia)
986
987
Albert, 1873-1902
Georg, 1902-04
951
Wasserburg
988
Friedrich August III.,
952
Ober-Ammergau
1904—
953
Miinchen (Munich)
995
996
997
Dresden
Leipzig
Bautzen
954
Niederbayern (Lower Ba-
varia)
955
Passau
998
Chemnitz
956
Landshut
999
Zwickau
957
Rheinpfalz (Palatinate)
T
958
Counts Palatine of the
000
NETHERLANDS (HOLLAND
y-J
Rhine, 1156-1777
AND BELGIUM to-
959
960
Speyer (Spires)
Oberpfalz (Upper Palati-
001
002
gether)
Batavii
Belgse
nate)
003
004
Counts of Holland, 963-1433
961
Regensburg (Ratisbon)
Governors of the Nether-
962
Amberg
lands, 1477-1795
963
Oberfranken (Upper
005
Dutch Republic, 1566-81
Franconia)
006
Austrian-Spanish Dominion,
964
Dukes of Franconia,
1476-1566
891-1191
007
United Provinces, 1581-1795
965
Bamberg
008
Batavian Republic, 1795-
966
Hof
1806
967
Baireuth
009
Dutch Stadtholders, 1579-
968
Kulmbach
1747
970
Mittelfranken (Middle
010
Princes of Orange
Franconia)
on
Philibert de Chalons, 15,02-
971
Niirnberg (Nuremberg)
1530
972
Erlangen
012
Rene de Nassau, 1530-44
973
Ansbach
013
Willem of Nassau, 1544-84
974
Unterfranken (Lower
014
Philipp Willem, 1584-1618
Franconia)
015
Maurice, 1618-25
975
Aschaffenburg
016
Friedrich Heinrich, 1625-
976
Wiirzburg
1647
977
Schwaben (Suabia)
017
Willem II., 1647-60
978
Dukes, 867-1268
Willem III., 1660-89. See
979
Augsburg
V560 United Kingdom
213
T020-182 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. T183-333
T
T
020
Willem IV., 1702-11
183
Utrecht
021
Willem v., 1711-51
184
Utrecht
022
Willem VI., 1751-1806
185
Amersfoort
Willem Friedrich, 1806.
186
North Holland
See T102
187
Amsterdam
024
Louis Bonaparte, 1806
188
Haarlem
189
Edam
100
NEDERLANDEN (HOLLAND)
190
Texel and other Islands
lOI
Kingdom of Holland
191
Marken
102
Willem I., 1815-40
195
Zuyder Zee
103
Willem II., 1840-49
7^
104
Willem III., 1849-90
200
BELGIE (BELGIQUE. BEL-
105
Regency, 1890-98
GIUM. FLANDERS)
106
Wilhelmina, 1898—
210
Counts of Flanders, 862-1384
Local History and Description —
220
Burgundian Dominion, 1437-
147B
150
Groningen
230
XT 1 \J
Revolution of 1830
151
152
153
154
155
Groningen
Friesland
Leeuwarden
Harlingen
Drenthe
250
251
Independent Kingdom of
Belgium —
Leopold I., 1830-65
Leopold II., 1865—
156
Assen
Local History and Description-
157
Overyssel
300
River Maas (Meuse)
158
Zwolle
301
River Schelde
159
Deventer
305
Antwerpen
160
Guelders
306
Antwerpen (Anvers.
161
Arnhem
Antwerp)
162
Zutphen
307
Mechlin (Malines)
163
Kampen
310
Brabant
164
Apeldoorn
311
Brussel (Bruxelles
165
North Brabant
Brussels) [(1815)
166
S'Hertogenbosch (Bois
312
Waterloo, Battle of
le Due)
315
East Flanders
167
Breda
316
Gent (Gand. Ghent)
168
Bergen-op-Zoom
317
Aalst (Alost)
170
Limburg
318
Oudenaerde
171
Maestricht
320
West Flanders
172
Zealand
321
Briigge (Bruges)
173
Walcheren
322
Ostende
174
Vlissingen (Flushing)
323
Blankenberghe
175
South Holland
324
Ypren (Ypres)
176
DenHaag (S'Graven
325
Comines
Hage. The Hague)
326
Poperinghe
177
Scheveningen
327
Kortrijk (Courtrai)
178
Delft
328
Furnes
179
Gouda
330
Hainaut (Hainault)
180
Leiden (Leyden)
331
Counts of Hainaut, 875-
181
Rotterdam
332
Mons [1299
182
Schiedam
333
Tournai
214
T335-512 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. T513-605
T
335 Liege
336 Luik (Liege)
337 Seraing
338 Spa
339 Verviers
340 Moresnet
341 Limbourg
342 Hasselt
345 Luxembourg
346 Neufchateau
347 St. Hubert
348 Arlon
349 La Roche
350 Namur
351 Namur
352 Dinant
353 Rochefort
355 Ardennes
380 Luxemburg
381 Counts and Dukes, 965-1444
382 Burgundian Dominion
383 Grand Dukes
384 Adolf, 1890—
390 Luxemburg (city)
400 SCANDINAVIA, General
401 Vikings. Norsemen. Danes
500 DANMARK (DENMARK)
501 Gorm tlie Old to Magnus the
Good, 860-1047
502 Estridsen Line, 1047-1412
503 Svend Estridsen to Erik
Ejegod, 1047-1103
504 Niels to Knud (Canute)
VL, 1103-1202
505 Valdemar II. to Erik
Menved, 1202-1319
506 Christopher II, to Mar-
garet, 1319-1412
507 Denmark and Norway, 1412-
1839
508 Erik of Pomerania, 1412-
1439
509 Christopher of Bavaria,
1439-48
510 Oldenburg Line
511 Christian I., 1448-81
512 Hans, 1481-1513 (John II.
of Sweden)
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
570
Christian II., 1513-23
Frederik I., 1523-33
Christian III., 1533-59
Frederik II., 1559-88
Christian IV., 1588-1648
Frederik III., 1648-70
Christian V., 1670-99
Frederik IV., 1699-1730
Christian VI. , 1730-46
Frederick V., 1746-66
Christian VII., 1766-1808
Frederik VI., 1808-39
Denmark (alone) —
Christian VIII., 1839-48
Frederik VII., 1848-63
Christian IX., 1863 —
Local History and Description —
Jutland
Aalborg
Frederikshavn
Lesso
Viborg
Aarhuus
Horsens ■
Ringkjobing
Fyen (Funen)
Odense
Sjaelland (Zealand)
Kjbbenhavn (Copenhagen)
Helsingor (Elsinore)
Laaland
Baltic Islands
Bornholm
Faroe Islands
Island (Iceland)
Daiiish Greenland. See
W921
See also W677-80 West
Indies
600 NORGE (NORWAY)
601 Harald Haarfager to Erik
and Svend, 890-1015
602 Olaf (the Saint), 1015-30
603 Svend to Magnus Barfod,
1030-1103
604 Olaf to Sverre, 1103-1202
605 Hakon (or Haakon, Haco)
III., 1202-04
215
606-803 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. T804-917
T
606 Guttorm and Inge Bardsson,
1204-17
607 Hakon IV., 1217-63
608 Magnus Lagabaeter, 1263-80
609 Erik Prsestehader, 1280-99
610 Hakon V., 1299-1319
611 Magnus Smek, 1319-55
612 Hakon VI., 1355
613 Hakon VII., 1905
See T507 Denmark and
T824 Sweden
Local History and Description —
700 Kristiania
701 Kristiania City
702 Drammen
705 Akershus
706 Smaalenene
Hamar, 707-09
707 Hedemarken
708 Rondane
709 Kristians
710 Buskerud
711 Jarlsberg og Larvik
Kristiansand, 712-715
712 Bratsberg
713 Nedenaes
714 Lister og Mandal
715 Stavanger
716 Sbndre Bergenhus
717 Bergen
718 Nordre Bergenhus
719 Romsdal
720 Sondre Trondhjem
721 Trondhjem
722 Nordre Trondhjem
723 Nordland
724 Lofoden Islands
725 Maelstroem
726 Tromso
727 Finmarken
728 Hammerfest
730 Dovrefeld Mountains
731 Kiolen Mountains
Soo SVERIGE (SWEDEN)
801 House of Bjorn Jernside,
983-1055
802 . House of Stenkil, 1055-1130
803 House of Sverker, 1130-1250
T
804
P
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
830
900
901
905
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
House of Folkungar, 1250-
1523
House of Vasa
Gustaf I. (Vasa), 1523-60
Erik XIV., 1560-68
Johan III., 1568-92
Sigismund, 1592-1600
Carl IX., 1600-11
Gustaf Adolf II., 1611-32
Christina, 1632-54
House of Pfaltz
Carl X., 1654-60
Carl XL, 1660-97
Carl XII., 1697-1718
Ulrika Eleonora, 1718-
1720
Frederik of Hesse, 1720-51
House of Holstein-Gottorp
Adolf Frederik, 1751-71
Gustaf III., 1771-92
Gustaf IV., 1792-1809
Carl XIIL, 1809-18
Union with Norway, 1814
House of Corvo (Bernadotte
Line)
Carl Johan XIV., 1818-44
Oscar I., 1844-59
Carl XV., 1859-72
Oscar II., 1872 —
Separation of Norway,
1905
Local History and Descrip-
tion —
Stockholm Lan (or Govern-
ment)
City of Stockholm
Upsal (Upsala)
Sddermanland
Ostergotland
Norrkoping
Jonkoping
Kronoberg
Kalmar
Karlskrona
Gdtland
Blekinge
Kristianstad
Malmohus
Malmo
216
T918-U053 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. U054-105
T
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
940
U
ooo
■010
■on
■012
013
014
015
016
■017
018
019
•020
025
040
045
046
047
■049
052
«53
Halland
Goteborg and Bolius
Goteborg
Elfsborg
Skaraborg
Vermland
Orebro
Vestmanland
Kopparberg
Gefleborg
Gefle
Vesternorrland
Jemtland
Ostersund
Vesterbotten
Norrbotten
Baltic Sea
U-V— BRITISH ISLANDS.
IRELAND (Hibernia. Erin)
Early Kings from Milesian
Conquest to 4 A.D.
Fearaidhach-Fionfachtna to
Turgesino, 4 to 879
Malachy I. to Daniel, 879 to
1002
Malachy II., 980-1002, 1014-
1022
Brian Boroimhe, 1002-1014
Donough O'Brien, 1058-72
Turlough O'Brien, 1072-86
Division of the Kingdom,
1086-1132
Tordel Vach, 1132-66
Roderic O'Connor, 1166-1172
Lords of Ireland, Henry II.
to Henry VIII., 1172-1542
Governors of Ireland. Lords
Lieutenants or Viceroys
Chief Secretaries
Irish Rebellion, 1798-99
Legislative Union, 1801
Fenianism, 1858 —
Home Rule, 1870 —
Ulster
Donegal County
Donegal
Lifford
u
054
Londonderry
055
Londonderry (town)
056
Coleraine
057
Antrim
058
Belfast
059
Carrickfergus
060
Lisburn
062
Giant's Causeway
063
Portrush
064
RathUn
065
Lough Neagh
066
Tyrone
067
Omagh
068
Dungannon
069
Strabane
070
Fermanagh
071
Enniskillen
072
Lough Erne
073
Monaghan
074
Monaghan (town)
075
Clones
076
Armagh
077
Armagh (town)
078
Lurgan
079
Portadown
080
Down
081
Downpatrick
082
Banbridge
083
Bangor
084
Newry
085
Mourne Mountains
086
Rostrevor
087
Cavan
088
Cavan (town)
090
Connaught
091
Mayo County
092
Castlebar
093
Ballina
094
Killala
095
Sligo
096
Sligo (town)
097
Leitrim
098
Carrick-on-Shannon
100
Roscommon
lOI
Roscommon (town)
102
Lough Ree
103
Galway
104
Galway (town)
105
Tuam
217
UllO-164 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. U165-218
U
no
III
112
114
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
I29_
130'
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
153
160
161
:62
163
164
Leinster
Louth County
Drogheda
Louth
Dundalk
Carlingford
Longford
Longford
West Meath
MuUingar
Athlone
Meath
Trim
Navan
KeUs
River Boyne
King's County
Tullamore
Kildare County
Kildare (town)
Naas
The Curragh
Dublin County
DubHn City
The Pale
Balbriggan
Howth
River Liffey
Queen's County
Maryborough
Parsonstown
Wicklow
Wicklow
Bray
Glendalough
Arklow
Killcenny
Kilkenny
Carlow County
Carlow (Town)
Wexford
Wexford
Enniscarthy
River Slaney
Munster
Clare
Ennis
Killaloe
Kilrush
u
165
River Shannon
166
Tipperary
167
Clonmel
168
Nenagh
169
Cashel
170
Tipperary
171
Thurles
172
Carrick-on-Suir
173
Lough Derg
175
Limerick
176
Limerick
177
Kerry
178
Kenmare
179
Tralee
180
Killarney
181
Valentia Island
182
Cork County
183
Cork (Town)
184
Queenstown
185
Bandon
186
Kinsale
187
Bantry
188
Youghal
190
Waterford
191
Waterford
192
Dungarvan
193
River Suir
200
WALES (CAMBRIA)
Monarchs —
201
Cadwallawn to Idwal, 630-
728 A.D.
202
Roderic to Merwyn, 728-844
203
Roderic the Great, 844-877
204
Princes of North Wales
205
Anarawd, 877-915
206
Idwal Voel, 915-43
207
Howel Dda, 943-48
208
lefan and lago, 948-72
209
Howel ap lefan, 972-84
210
Cadwallon, 984-85
211
Meredith, 985-92
212
Idwal ap Meyric, 992-98
213
Aedan, 998-1015
214
Llewelyn ap Sitsyllt, 1015-23
215
lago, 1023-39
216
Griffith, 1039-67
217
Bleddyn, 1067-73
218
Trahaern, 1073-79
218
U219-267 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. U268-323
u
U
219
Grif&th ap Cynan, 1079-1137
268
Pembrokeshire
220
Owain Gwynedd, 1137-69
269
Pembroke
221
Howel, 1 169
270
Tenby
222
David ap Owain, 1169-94
271
St. David's
223
Llewelyn the Great, 1194-
272
Haverfordwest
1240
273
Carmarthenshire
224
David ap Llewelyn, 1240-46
274
Carmarthen
225
Llewelyn ap Griffith, 1246-82
275
Kidwelly
226
Princes of South Wales, 877-
276
Llandovery
1256
277
Glamorgan
227
English Princes of Wales,
278
Cardiff
1284
279
Llandaff
230
North Wales
280
Merthyr Tydvil
231
Snowdon
281
Swansea
232
Anglesey
282
Aberavon
233
Beaumaris
283
Cowbridge
234
Carnarvonshire
284
Neath
235
Carnarvon
290
Isle of Man
236
Bangor
291
Diocese of Sodor and Man
237
Conway
292
Douglas
238
Pwllheli
300
ENGLAND AND WALES (to-
240
241
242
Denbighshire
Denbigh
Ruthin
3or
gether)
ENGLAND (Anglia. Albion)
243
Wrexham
302
Roman Occupation
244
245
246
Flintshire
Flint
St. Asaph
303
304
305
Heptarchy. Hengist to Eg-
bert, 454-827
South Saxons, 490-686
Wessex (West Saxons),
247
Merionethshire
519-800
248
Dolgelly
306
East Saxons, 527-827
249
Montgomeryshire
307
Northumbria, 547-827
250
Montgomery
308
Bernicia
251
Welshpool
309
Deira
252
Llanfyllin
310
East Angles, 575-79°
253
Llanidloes
311
Mercia, 586-874
255
South Wales
312
Kings or Octarchs of the
256
River Usk
English Saxons, 457-827
257
River Tavy
313
Anglo-Saxon Period
258
Cardiganshire
314
Egbert, 827-36
259
Cardigan
315
Ethelwulf, 837-56
260
Aberystwith
316
Ethelbald, 857-60
261
Lampeter
317
Ethelbert, 860-66
262
Brecknockshire
318
Ethelred L, 866-71
263
Brecon
319
Alfred the Great, 871-901
264
Rhondda
320
Edward the Eldei, 901-25
265
Ystrad-y-fodwg
321
Athelstane, 925-40
266
Radnorshire
322
Edmund, 941-46
267
New Radnor
323
Edred, 946-55
219
U324-365 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. U400.451
U
324 Edwy,, 955-59 ,
325 Edgar, 959-74
326 Edward the Martyr, 975-
978
327 Ethelred II., 978-1016
328 Edmund Ironside, 1016-17
329 Canute, 1017-35
330 Harold I., 1036-39
331 Hardicanute, 1039-40
332 Edward the Confessor,
1041-66
333 Harold II., 1066
334 Normans
335 William I. (the Conqueror),
1066-87
336 William II., 1087-1100
337 Henry I., 1100-35
338 Stephen, 1135-54
340 Plantagenets
341 '_ Angevin Kings, 1154-1216
342 Henry II., 1154-89
343 Richard I., 1189-99
344 John, 1199-1216
345 Henry III., 1216-72
346 ' Edward I., 1272-1307
347' Edward II., 1307-27
348 ^ ' Edward III., 1327-77
349 : Richard II., 1377-99
350 Lancaster and York, 1399-
1485
35 1 Wars of the Roses, 1455-85
352 House of Lancaster, 1399-
1461
353 Henry IV., 1399-1413
354 Henry V., 1413-22
355 Henry VI., 1422-61
356 House of York, 1461-85
357 Edward IV., 1461-83
358 Edward V., 1483
359 Richard III., 1483-85
360 Tudors
361 Henry VII., 1485-1509
362 Henry VIII., 1509-47
363 Edward VI., 1547-53
364 Mary I., 1553-58
365 Ehzabeth, 1558-1603
For continuation See V550
United Kingdom
U
400
401
402
403
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
430
431
432
435
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
Local History and Description-
Northern Counties
Lake District
English Borders
Berwick-on-Tweed
Northumberland
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Tyne River
Morpeth
Tynemouth
WaUsend
Cumberland
Carlisle
Whitehaven
Workington
Durham
County Palatine of Dur-
ham
Durham City
Darlington
Gateshead
J arrow-on-Tyne
South Shields
Stockton-on-Tees
River Tees
Sunderland
River Wear
Hartlepool
West Hartlepool
Westmoreland
Kendal
Appleby
Yorkshire
River Humber
River Ouse
River Aire
York City
North Riding
Middlesborough
Richmond
Scarborough
Thornaby-on-Tees
East Riding
Beverley
Bridlington
Hedon
Hull
West Riding
Barnsley
220
J J
U452-505 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. USOG-SSS'
u
452
Batley
U
506
Preston
453
Bradford
507
River Ribble
454
Brighouse
508
Rawtenstall
455
Dewsbury
509
Rochdale
456
Doncaster
510
St. Helen's
457
Halifax
511
Southport
458
Harrogate
512
Stockport
459
Huddersfield
513
Warrington
460
Keighley
514
Widnes
461
Leeds
515
Wigan
462
Morley
520
Cheshire
463
Ossett
521
River Dee
464
Pontefract
522
Chester
465
Pudsey
523
Birkenhead
466
Ripon
524
Congleton
467
Rotherham
525
Crewe
468
Sheffield
526
Dukinfield
469
Todmorden
527
Hyde
470
Wakefield
528
Macclesfield
475
Lancashire
529
Stalybridge
476
Duchy of Lancashire
530
Eastern Counties
477
Accrington
531
Fens
478
Ashton-under-L3me
532
Broads
479
Bacup
'iS'i
Lincolnshire
480
481
482
Barrow-in-Furness
Blackburn
Blackpool
536
537
538
539
'i4o
Lincoln City
Boston
Grantham
483
485
Bolton
Burnley
Grimsby
Louth
486
Bury
'541
Stamford
487
Chorley
542
■54^
Holland
488
Clitheroe
Kesteven
489
Colne
544
Lindsey
490
Darwen
'i4'5
The Wash
491
492
493
494
495
496
Eccles
Haslingden
Heywood
Lancaster
Leigh
Liverpool
546
547
548
549
550
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Godmanchester
St. Ives
Cambridgeshire
497
River Mersey
551
Cambridge
498
Bootle
552
Wisbech
499
Manchester
553
Isle of Elv
500
Salford
554
Ely
501
Middleton
555
Norfolk
502
Morecambe
556
Norwich
503
Mossley
557
Great Yarmouth
504
Nelson
558
King's Lynn (Lynn Regis)*
505
Oldham
559
Thetford
221
TJ560-615 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog. U616.672
U
560
561
562
563
564
565
566
567
568
570
'571
'572
•573
574
575
576
577
578
580
581
582
583
'584
585
586
'587
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
603
•604
605
606
■610
611
612
613
614
615
Suffolk
U
616
Sutton Coldfield
Ipsv^ich
617
Leicestershire
Aldeburgh
618
Leicester
Beccles
619
Loughborough
Bury St. Edmunds
620
Northamptonshire
Eye
621
Northampton
Lowestoft
622
Brackley
Southwold
623
Daventry
Sudbury
624
Higham Ferrers
Midland Counties
625
Peterborough
River Trent
626
Soke of Peterborough
Nottinghamshire
627
Rutland
Nottingham
628
Oakham
East Retford
630
Western Counties
Mansfield
631
River Severn
Newark-on-Trent
632
Marches
Southwell
633
Wessex
Sherwood Forest
635
Shropshire (Salop)
Derbyshire
636
Ludlow
Derby
637
Bishop's Castle
Chesterfield
638
Bridgnorth
Glossop
639
Oswestry
Ilkeston
640
Shrewsbury
Peak District
641
Wenlock
Buxton
645
Worcestershire
Matlock
646
Worcester
Staffordshire
647
Bewdley
Stafford
648
Droitwich
Potteries
649
Evesham
Hanley
650
Kidderminster
Stoke-on-Trent
651
Malvern
Burslem
652
Mendip Hills
Newcastle-under-Lyme
655
Herefordshire
Longton
656
River Wye
Burton-on-Trent
657
Hereford
Dudley
658
Leominster
Lichfield
660
Gloucestershire
Smethwick
661
Gloucester
Tamworth
662
Bristol
Walsall
663
Cheltenham
Wednesbury
664
Tewkesbury
West Bromwich
665
Forest of Dean
Wolverhampton
666
Monmouthshire
Warwickshire
667
Monmouth
Warwick
668
Abergavenny
Birmingham
669
Newport
Coventry
670
Somerset
Leamington
671
Bath
Stratford-on-Avon
672
Bridgwater
U673-723 History & Geog. CLA SSI PICA TION. History & Geog. U725-775
U
673
674
675
676
677
678
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
690
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
702
703
705
706
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
720
721
722
723
Chard
Glastonbury
Taunton
Wells
Yeovil
Exmoor
Dorset
Dorchester
Blandford Forum
Bridport
Lyme Regis
Poole
Shaftesbury
Wareham
Weymouth
Devon
Dartmoor
Exeter
Barnstaple
Bideford
Dartmouth
- Great Torrington
Honiton
Okehampton
Plymouth (Three Towns)
Devonport
Stonehouse
Torquay
Totnes
Cornwall
Duchy of Cornwall
Bodmin
Falmouth
Helston
Launceston
Liskeard
Lostwithiel
Penryn
Penzance
St. Ives
Saltash
Truro
Scilly Isles (Lyonesse)
Southern Counties
Thames
Thames Conservancy
Board
Chiltern Hills
U
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
746
747
748
750
751
752
753
755
756
757
758
760
761
762
763
765
766
767
768
769
770
771
772
773
774
775
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Banbury
Chipping Norton
Henley-on-Thames
Woodstock
Berkshire
Abingdon
Maidenhead
Newbury
Reading
Wallingford
Windsor
Windsor Castle and
Forest
Wokingham
Wiltshire
Salisbury (Sarum)
Calne
Chippenham
Devizes
Malmesbury
Marlborough
Swindon
Wilton
Buckinghamshire
Buckingham
High Wycombe
Eton
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Dunstable
Luton
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Hemel Hempstead
St. Albans
Hampshire
Winchester
Andover
Basingstoke
Bournemouth
Christchurch
Lymington
Portsmouth
Romsey
Southampton
New Forest
223
U776-833 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. U834-924
u
U
776
Isle of Wight
834
Kingston-on-Thames
777
Newport
835
Reigate
778
Cowes
836
Richmond
779
Ryde
837
Wimbledon
780
Ventnor
850
Essex
785
Sussex
851
Chelmsford
786
East Sussex
852
Colchester
787
West Sussex
853
Harwich
788
Brighton
854
Leyton
789
Hove
855
Maldon
790
Arundel
856
Saffron Walden
791
Bexhill
857
Southend-on-Sea
792
Chichester
858
Walthamstow
793
Eastbourne
859
West Ham
794
Hastings
860
Epping Forest
795
Lewes
870
Middlesex
796
Rye
871
Brentford
797
Winchelsea
872
Ealing
798
Worthing
873
Harrow
800
Home Counties
874
Hornsey
801
Kent
875
Tottenham
802
Canterbury
876
Willesden
803
Chatham
900
London
804
Deal
901
North of the Thames
805
Dover
902
West London
806
Faversham
903
Hammersmith, (Boro')
807
Folkestone
904
Fulham —
808
Gillingham
905
Chelsea —
809
Gravesend
906
Kensington —
810
Hythe
907
Paddington —
811
Lydd
908
Westminster (City)
812
Maidstone
909
St. Martin-in-the-
813
Margate
Fields
814
Ramsgate
910
St. George, Hanover
815
Queenborough
Square
816
Rochester
911
Westminster Abbey
817
Romney
912
North London
818
Sandwich
913
St. Marylebone, (Boro")
819
Sevenoaks
914
Hampstead —
820
Tenterden
915
St. Pancras —
821
Tunbridge Wells
916
Islington —
822
Bromley
917
Hackney —
823
Cinque Ports {Hastings,
918
Stoke Newington —
Dover, Hythe, Rom-
920
Central London
ney, Sandwich)
921
Holborn (Borough)
830
Surrey
922
St. Giles
831
Guildford
923
St. George, Blooms-
832
Croydon
bury
833
Godalming
924
Inns of Court
224
U925-995 History & Geog. CLA SSIFICA TION. History & Geog. VOOO-036
u
V
925
City of London
000
926
Tower of London
927
St. Paul's Cathedral
930
Finsbury (Borough)
001
931
Clerkenwell
002
932
Charterhouse
003
933
St. Sepulchre
934
St. Luke
004
935
East London
936
Shoreditch (Borough)
005
006
937
Bethnal Green —
938
Stepney —
007
008
939
Whitechapel
940
Mile End
OOQ
941
St. George-in-the-
East
010
945
Poplar (Borough)
on
946
Bow
UL4
947
Bromley-by-Bow
013
014
950
South of the Thames
951
Greenwich (Borough)
OIS
952
Woolwich —
•J
953
Plumstead
016
954
Eltham
017
018
955
Lewisham (Borough)
956
957
Lee
Deptford (Borough)
019
020
958
Bermondsey —
021
959
Rotherhithe
960
St. Olave
022
961
Southwark (Borough)
023
962
Newington
963
St. Saviour
024
964
St. George the Mart5n:
025
965
Camberwell (Borough)
026
966
Lambeth —
027
967
Battersea —
028
968
Wandsworth —
969
Clapham
029
970
Putney
030
971
Streatham
031
990
Cliannel Islands
032
033
034
991
Jersey
992
Guernsey
03^
993
995
Alderney, Sark, etc.
GREAT BRITAIN
036
SCOTLAND (CALEDONIA.
NORTH BRITAIN.
SCOTIA)
Piets
Scots
Roman Occupation, 80-410
A.D.
Early (Fabulous) Kings, 330
B.C. to 1005 A.D.
Malcolm IL, 1005-34
Duncan, 1034-40
Macbeth, 1040-57
Malcolm IIL, 1057-93
Donald VI. (Bane), 1093,
1094-97
Duncan IL, 1094
Edgar, 1097-1107
Alexander I., 1107-24
David I., 1124-53
Malcolm IV. (the Maiden),
1153-65
William I. (the Lion), 1165-
1214
Alexander XL, 1214-49
Alexander III., 1249-86
Margaret, 1286-90
Interregnum, 1290-92
John Baliol, 1292-96
Interregnum, War of Inde-
pendence, 1296-1305
Sir William Wallace
Robert I. (theBrus or Bruce),
1306-29
David IL, 1329-71
House of Stuart, 1371-1603
Robert IL, 1371-90
Robert IIL, 1390-1406
Regency of Dukes of
Albany, 1406-24
James I., 1424-37
James IL, 1437-60
James IIL, 1460-88
James IV., 1488-1513
James V., 1513-42
Mary, 1542-67
Regency of Earl of
Arran, 1542-54
Mary of Lorraine, 1554-
1559
225
V037-157 History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. V160-240
James VI., 1567-1603. See
V551, United King-
dom
037
Union of Crown with Eng-
land, 1603
038
Union of Parliaments, 1707
039
Secretaries of State
Local History and Description —
100
Higlilands
lOI
Clans
105
Hebrides (Western Islands)
no
North Scotland
III
Moray Firth
112
Pentland Firth
113
Orkney and Shetland
114
Orkney
115
Kirkwall
116
Shetland
117
Lerwick
120
Caithness
121
Wick
122
Thurso
125
Sutherland
126
Dornoch
130
Ross and Cromarty
131
Ross
132
Tain
133
Dingwall
134
Fortrose
135
Lewis
136
Stornoway
137
Cromartyshire
138
Cromarty
140
Inverness-shire
141
Skye
142
Uist
143
Harris
144
St. Kilda
145
Other Islands
146
Inverness
147
Caledonian Canal
148
Ben Nevis
150
Nairnshire
151
Nairn
152
Cawdor
155
Elgin or Moray
156
Elgin
157
Forres
V
160
Banffshire
161
Banff
162
CuUen
163
Keith
164
River Spey
170
Aberdeenshire
171
Aberdeen
172
Fraserburgh
173
Huntley
174
Inverurie
175
Kintore
176
Peterhead
177
Turriff
178
River Dee
179
River Don
180
Grampian Mountains
200
Central Scotland
201
Argyll
202
Inverary
203
Oban
204
Kintyre
205
Campbeltown
206
Dunoon
207
Mull
208
Staffa
209
lona
210
Colonsay
211
Islay
212
Jura
213
Other Islands
220
Bute
221
Rothesay
222
Arran
223
Brodick
224
Goatfell
225
Cumbraes
226
MiUport
230
Perthshire
231
Perth
232
Blairgowrie
233
Crieff
234
Culross
235
Dunkeld
236
Loch Tay
237
River Tay
238
Firth of Tay
239
Trossachs
240
Loch Katrine
226
V250-314. History & Geog. CLASSIFICA TION. History & Geog. V315-367
: V
V
250
Kincardine (Mearns)
315
Hamilton
251
Inverbervie (Bervie)
316
Rutherglen
255
Forfarshire (Angus)
317
River Clyde
256
Forfar
318
Firth of Clyde
257
Dundee
319
Lothians
258
Brechin
320
Linlithgowshire (West
259
Montrose
Lothian)
260
Arbroath
321
Linlithgow
261
Bell Rock
322
Bathgate
265
Kinross-shire
323
Queensferry
266
Kinross
330
Edinburghshire (Mid-
267
Loch Leven
lothian)
270
Clackmannanshire
331
Edinburgh
271
Clackmannan
332
Leith
272
Alloa
333
Musselburgh
280
Fife
334
Dalkeith
281
Cupar
335
Pentland Hills
282
Anstruther, Easter
336
Haddingtonshire (East
283
Anstruther, Wester
Lothian)
284
Burntisland
337
Haddington
285
Crail
338
Dunbar
286
Dunfermline
339
North Berwick
287
Dysart
340
Bass Rock
288
Inverkeithing
341
Lammermuir Hills
28q
Kilrenny
342
South Scotland
290
Kinghorn (Inchkeith)
343
Lowlands
291
Kirkcaldy
344
Scots Borders
292
Pittenweem
345
Ayrshire
293
St. Andrews
346
Ayr
295
Dumbartonshire
347
Irvine
296
Dumbarton
348
Kilmarnock
297
Vale of Leven
349
Largs
298
Kirkintilloch
350
Ardrossan
299
Loch Lomond
351
Girvan
300
Stirlingshire
352
Ailsa Craig
301
Stirling
353
Kyle
302
Falkirk
354
Carrick
303
River Forth
355
Cunningham
304
Firth of Forth
356
Galloway
303
Renfrewshire
357
Wigtownshire
306
Renfrew
358
Wigtown
307
Greenock
359
Stranraer
308
Port Glasgow
360
Whithorn
309
Paisley
361
Kirkcudbrightshire
310
Lanarkshire
362
Kirkcudbright
311
Lanark
363
New Galloway
312
Airdrie
365
Dumfries-shire
313
Coatbridge
366
Dumfries
314
Glasgow
367
Annan
227
V368-559 History &Geog. CLASSIFICATION. Histy. & Geog. V560-W023
V
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
380
381
382
383
385
386
387
390
391
395
396
397
398
500
501
502
503
504
505
551
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
Lochmaben
Sanquhar
Langholm
Lockerbie
Gretna Green
Debateable Land
Nithsdale
Annandale
Liddesdale
Roxburgh
Cheviot Hills
Jedburgh
Hawick
Selkirkshire
Selkirk
Galashiels
Peebles-shire
Peebles
Berwickshire
Duns
Lauder
River Tweed
UNITED KINGDOM (BRITISH
ISLANDS)
Prehistoric Period
Celtic Immigrations
Germanic Immigrations
British Period
Roman Period
(See U365 England, V037
Scotland for previous
monarchs)
House of Stuart. See V025
Scotland
James L, 1567-1603, 1603-
1625
Charles L, 1625-49
Commonwealth, 1649-60
Parliamentary Execu-
tive, 1649-53
Protectorate, 1653-1660
Oliver Cromwell
Charles H., 1660-85 (Re-
storation)
James IL, 1685-88
Revolution of 1688
V
560 William HI. and Mary
(1660-89. See T017
1689-1702
561 Anne, 1702-14
562 House of Hanover
563 George L, 1714-27
564 George H., 1727-60
565 George III., 1760-1820
566 George IV., 1820-30
567 William IV., 1830-37
568 Victoria, 1837-1901
569 Edward VII., 1901 —
600 British Empire
650 British Colonies
651 Crown Colonies
652 Self-governing Colonies
653 Colonial Expansion
690 Union of Anglo-Saxon Races
W— AMERICA.
W
000 AMERICA (N. and S,), General
001 Discovery, General
002 Pre-Columbian Claims |
003 Norse (lo-ii centuries)
004 Chinese
005 Welsh
006 German
007 Other
010 Columbus, General
on First Voyage, 1492 (Ba-
hamas. Cuba. Hayti)
012 Second Voyage, 1493
(Jamaica. Caribbean
Isles)
013 Third Voyage, 1498
(Trinidad)
014 Fourth Voyage, 1502
(Honduras)
015 Cabot, 1497 (Labrador)
016 Other Post-Columbian
Discoverers
020 NORTH AMERICA, General
021 CANADA (New France)
022
023
Discovery
French Occupation, iS^t
1759
228
W024-072 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog.W080-126
w
W
024
British Occupation, 1759 —
080
025
Governors-General
081
026
British Columbia
082
027
Vancouver
083
028
Vancouver Island
084
029
Victoria
085
030
North- West Territory
086
031
Yukon
087
032
Mackenzie River !
088
033
Athabasca
089
034
Alberta
100
035
Assiniboia
lOI
036
Saskatchewan
037
Manitoba
102
038
Winnipeg
039
North-East Territory
103
040
Keewatin
104
041
Franklin
042
Ungava
105
043
Hudson Bay
044
Baffin Land
106
045
Arctic Archipelago
046
Melville Sound
107
047
Ontario
108
048
Toronto
049
Hamilton
109
050
London
051
Ottawa
no
052
Lake Huron
III
053
Lake Erie
054
Niagara Falls
112
055
Lake Ontario
113
056
Thousand Islands
114
057
Quebec
058
Montreal
115
059
Quebec
116
060
Anticosti Island
061
River St. Lawrence
117
062
New Brunswick
118
063
St. John
119
064
Prince Edward Island
120
065
Magdalen Island
121
066
Nova Scotia (Acadia)
122
067
Hahfax
068
Cape Breton Island
123
069
Sable Island
124
070
Newfoundland
125
071
St. John's
072
Labrador
126
Indian Tribes of North America
Canadian Indians
U.S. Nations and Tribes
Iroquois
Algonquins
Athabascans
Dakotas or Sioux
Muskogi
Shoshones
Other Tribes
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Virginia Plantation, ISS*-
1776
New England Settlement,
1620-1776
Pilgrim Fathers
United Colonies of New Eng-
land, 1643-64
New Netherlands (Dutch
Settlements), 1614-64
British Colonial Period,
General, 1584-1776
French Wars, 1689-1732
War of Independence,
1775-83
Declaration of Indepen-
dence, 1776
War of 1812
Civil War (War of Secession),
1861-65
Federal States (North)
Confederate States (South)
Jefferson Davis (Presi-
dent), 1861-65
Presidents of U.S.A.
George Washington, 1789-
I793> 1793-97
John Adams, 1797-1801
Thomas Jefferson, 1801-09
James Madison, 1809-17
James Monroe, 1817-25
Monroe Doctrine, 1823
John Quincey Adams,
1825-29
Andrew Jackson, 1829-37
Martin Van Buren, 1837-41
Wm. Henry Harrison,
1841
John Tyler, 1841-45
229
W127.238 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog.W240-317
W
W
127
James Knox Polk, 1845-49
240
Middle Atlantic States
128
Zachary Taylor, 1849-50
241
New York (1788)
129
Millard Fillmore, 1850-53
242
Albany
130
Franklin Fierce, 1853-57
243
Long Island
131
James Buchanan, 1857-61
244
Brooklyn
132
Abraham Lincoln, 1861-65
245
New York (City)
133
Andrew Johnson, 1865-69
246
Buffalo
134
Ulysses Simpson Grant,
247
Rochester
1869-77
248
Syracuse
135
Rutherford Birchard
249
Hudson River
Hayes, 1877-81
250
New Jersey (1787)
136
James Abram Garfield,
251
Trenton
1881
252
Camden
137
Chester Alan Arthur,
253
Jersey City
1881-85
254
Newark
138
Grover Cleveland, 1885-
255
Paterson
1889, 1893-97
260
Pennsylvania (1787)
139
Benjamin Harrison, 1889-
261
Harrisburg
1893
262
Philadelphia
140
William McKinley, 1897-
263
Alleghany
1901
264
Pittsburgh
141
Theodore Roosevelt, 1901-
265
Reading
170
Secretaries of State
266
Scranton
180
States and Territories —
270
Delaware, (1787)
190
Indian Reservations
271
Dover
200
New England (North Atlantic
272
Wilmington
States)
275
Maryland (1788)
201
Maine (1820)
276
Annapolis
202
Augusta
277
Baltimore
203
Portland
280
District of Columbia (1791)
205
New Hampshire (1788)
290
Washington
206
Concord
300
South Atlantic States [In-
207
White Mountains
clude here all gemral
210
Vermont (1791)
hooks on the Southern
211
Montpelier
States of the U.S.)
215
Massachusetts (1788)
301
Virginia (1788)
216
Boston
302
Richmond
217
Cambridge
303
Newport News
218
Fall River
305
West Virginia (1863)
219
Lowell
306
Wheeling "4Jil#-
220
Salem
308
North Carolina (1789)
221
Worcester
309
Raleigh
230
Rhode Island (1790)
310
South Carolina (1788)
231
Providence
311
Columbia
232
Newport
312
Georgia (1788)
235
Connecticut (1788)
313
Atlanta
236
Hartford
315
Gulf States (South Central)
237
New Haven
316
Florida (1845)
238
Bridgeport
317
Tallahassee
230
W320-381 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog.W382-481
w
320
Alabama (1819)
321
Montgomery
322
Mississippi (1817)
323
Jackson
325
Louisiana (1812)
326
New Orleans
327
Louisiana (Old French
Territory to 1804)
328
Texas (1845)
329
Austin
330
South Mississippi States (Old
South-West)
331
Arkansas (1836)
332
Little Rock
335
Tennessee (1796)
336
Nashville
337
Memphis
340
Kentucky (1792)
341
Frankfort
342
Louisville
345
Missouri (1821)
346
Jefferson City
347
Kansas City
348
St. Louis
350
Middle Mississippi States
351
Ohio (1802)
352
Columbus
353
Cincinnati
354
Cleveland
355
Dayton
356
Toledo
357
Indiana (1816)
358
Indianapolis
360
Illinois (1818)
361
Springfield
362
Chicago
365
North Mississippi States
366
Michigan (1837)
367
Lansing
368
Detroit
369
Grand Rapids
370
Wisconsin (1848)
371
Madison
372
Milwaukee 1
373
Lake Michigan
374
Lake Superior
375
Great Lakes
380
Minnesota (1858)
381
St. Paul
W
382
Minneapolis
385
Iowa (1845)
386
Des Moines
400
Western States
401
Dakota (whole) (1889)
402
North Dakota (1889)
403
Bismarck
404
South Dakota (1889)
405
Pierre
406
Yankton
410
Nebraska (1867)
411
Lincoln
412
Omaha
415
Kansas (1861)
416
Topeka
417
Rocky Mountains
420
Indian Territory (1854)
421
Oklahoma (1890)
425
Montana (1889)
426
Virginia City
430
Wyoming (1890)
431
Cheyenne
435
Colorado (1876)
436
Denver
440
New Mexico (1850)
441
Santa Fe
445
Pacific States
446
Arizona (1863)
447
Tucson
450
Utah (1896)
451
Salt Lake City
455
Nevada (1864)
456
Carson City
460
California (1850)
461
Sacramento
462
Los Angeles
463
San Francisco
465
Oregon (1859)
466
Salem
467
Portland
470
Idaho (1890)
471
Boisee
475
Washington Territory
(1889)
476
Olympia
477
Seattle
480
Alaska (1868)
481
Aleutian Islands
231
W500-557 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog, W558-651
W
500 MEXICO
501 Toltecs
502 Aztecs
503 Other Ancient Races
504 Montezuma, 1503-19
505 Spanish Conquest by Cortez,
1519
506 Spanish Viceroys
507 Mexican Independence of
Spain, 1821
508 Mexican Empire
509 Iturbide, 1822-23
510 Maximihan, 1864-67
511 Mexican Repubhc, 1823 —
512 War with United States,
1845-61
513 War with French Inter-
vention, 1861-67
514 Presidents
520 Atlantic States
521 Tamaulipas
522 Vera Cruz
523 Tabasco
524 Campeche
525 Yucatan
530 Inland States
531 Chihuahua
532 Coahuila
533 Nuevo Leon
534 Durango
535 Zacatecas
536 San Luis Potosi
537 Aguascahentes
538 Guanajuato
539 Queretaro
540 Hidalgo
541 Mexico
542 City of Mexico
543 Morelos
544 Flaxcala
545 Puebla
550 Pacific States
551 Lower California
552 Sonora
553 Sinaloa
554 Tepic Territory
555 Jalisco
556 Colima
557 Michoacan
w
558
Guerrero
559
Oaxaca
560
Chiapas
600
CENTRAL AMERICA
601
Confederation of Central
America, 1821
602
Guatemala (1847)
603
Presidents
604
British Honduras
605
Belize
606
Honduras (1839)
607
Presidents
608
Tegucigalpa
610
Salvador (1839)
611
Presidents
612
San Salvador
615
Nicaragua
616
Presidents
617
Managua
620
Costa Rica (1821)
621
Presidents
622
San Jose
630 WEST INDIES
631 Spanish Main
632 Buccaneers (Brethren of
the Coast)
633 Caribbean Sea
634 Gulf of Mexico
635 Bermuda Islands
636 Bahama Islands
637 Nassau
638 Turks and Caicos Islands
640 Greater Antilles (andOeneral)
641 Cuba
642 Habana (Havana)
643 Jamaica
644 Kingston
645 Little and Great Cay-
mans
646 Hispaniola
647 Haiti (Republique d'
Haiti)
648 Presidents
649 Toussaint I'Ouverture
650 Port-au-Prince
651 Santo Domingo (Republi-
lica Dominicana)
232
W652-716 History &Geog. CLASSIFICATION. History & Geog.WTl 7-783
w
W
652
Presidents
717
French Guiana
653
San Domingo
718
Cayenne
654
Puerto Rico [lands)
720
Brazil
660
Lesser Antilles (Caribbee Is-
721
River Amazon
661
Windward Islands (British)
722
Kingdom (1815-89)
662
Grenada
723
Dom Pedro I.
663
St. Vincent
724
Dom Pedro II.
664
The Grenadines
725
Republic (1889)—
665
St. Lucia
726
Presidents
666
French West Indies
727
Alagoas
667
Guadeloupe
728
Amazonas
668
Martinique
729
Bahia
669
St. Bartholomew
730
Ceard
670
Leeward Islands (British)
731
Espirito Santo
671
Antigua (with Barbuda
732
Goyaz
and Redonda)
733
Maranhio
672
St. Kitts and Nevis
734
Matto Grosso
(Anguilla)
735
Minas Geraes
673
Dominica
736
Pard
674
Montserrat
737
Parahyba
675
Virgin Islands
738
Parana
676
Cura9oa, etc. (Dutch
739
Pernambuco
West Indies)
740
Piauhy
677
Danish West Indies
741
Rio de Janeiro
678
St. Thomas
742
Rio Grande do Norte
679
St. Croix
743
Rio Grande do Sul
680
St. John
744
Santa Catharina
685
Barbadoes
745
San Paulo
690
Trinidad
746
Sergipe
691
Port of Spain
750
Ecuador (1830)
695
Tobago
751
Presidents
752
Quito
700
LATIN AMERICA (General)
753
Mount Cotopaxi
701
SOUTH AMERICA
760
Peru (1821)
702
703
Colombia (1819) —
New Grenada (1819-71)
761
762
Incas
Spanish Conquest by
Pizarro
704
705
Bolivar
Colombia (1871)
763
764
765
770
771
Presidents of Republic
Lima
706
Bogota
Callao
707
708
Panama (1903)
Panama
Bolivia
Presidents
710
Venezuela (1830)
772
La Pas
711
Presidents
773
Sucre
712
Caracas
775
Potosi
713
Guianas
780
Paraguay (1811)
714
British Guiana
781
Presidents
715
Georgetown (Demerara)
782
Francia (1815-40)
716
Surinam (Dutch Guiana)
783
Asuncion
233
W800-953 History & Geog. CLASSIFICATION. Biog. & Heraldry XOOO-042
W
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
820
821
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
840
850
860
900
910
912
913
914
920
921
950
952
953
Argentina (La Plata)
Presidents
Provinces —
Buenos Aires
City of Buenos Aires
Santa Fe
Entre Rios
Corrientes
Rioja
Catamarca
San Juan
Mendoza
Cordova
San Luis
Santiago del Estero
Tucuman
Salta
Jujuy
Territories
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego
Straits of Magellan
Cape Horn
Chile (1810)
Presidents
Provinces —
Santiago
Valparaiso
Concepcion
Talca
Uruguay
Presidents
Montevideo
Andes Mountains
Falkland Islands
Juan Fernandez Island
POLAR REGIONS
Arctic Regions
North Polar Expeditions
North West Passage
Franklin Searches
Greenland
— Danish
Antarctic Regions
South Polar Expeditions
Kerguelen Island
X— BIOGRAPHY AND HERALDRY.
000 BIOGRAPHY (Including Corre-
spondence and Criticism).
Collective Biography
001 Universal [Nos.)
002 National (Divide by National
003 Race {Divide by Language
Nos.)
Class Biography ( Collective only)
004 Encyclopaedists
005 Educationists
006 Logicians
007 Mathematicians
008 Artists
009 Engravers
010 Photographers
on Scientists
012 Engineers
013 Architects
014 Military
015 Naval
016 Electricians
017 Opticians
018 Musicians
019 Composers
020 Violinists
021 Organists
022 Singers (Vocalists)
023 Pianists
024 Astronomers
025 Geologists
026 Chemists
027 Biologists
028 Zoologists
029 Botanists
030 Ethnologists
031 Anatomists
032 Physicians
033 Surgeons
034 Nurses
035 Sportsmen
036 Agriculturists
037 Philosophers
038 Theologians
039 Clergy
040 Lawyers
041 Criminals
042 Robbers. Highwaymen.
Pirates
234
X043-084 Biog.& Heraldry CLASSIFICA TION. Biog.& Heraldry X085-131
X
X
043
Monarchs : Kings, Queens,
085
Tinctures
Rulers
086
Heraldic Officers
044
Statesmen. Politicians
087
Heralds
045
Women
088
Pursuivants
046
Children
089
Colleges of Heralds
047
Commercial and Industrial
090
Courts of Chivalry
048
Philanthropists
091
Heralds Visitations
049
Philologists ,
092
Family Heraldry
_05Q_
Bibliographers & Librarians
093
Crests
051
Journalists
094
Badges
052
Publishers
095
Devices
053
Booksellers
096
Slogans. War Cries
054
Authors
097
Flags. Banners
055
Novelists
099
Titles of Honour
056
Poets
100
Dignities of Peers
057
Dramatists
lOI
Precedency
058
Actors
102
Peerages
059
Essayists
103
Princes
060
Historians
104
Dukes
061
Travellers and Geographers
105
Earls
062
Biographers
106
Counts
063
NobUity
107
Marquesses
064
Abnormals
108
Barons
065
Blind
109
Baronets
066
Deaf
no
Knights
067
Dumb
III
Knights Bannerets
068
Insane
112
Esquires
069
Other
113
Other Dignities
070
Eccentrics
115
Orders of Knighthood
071
Misers
116
Civil
072
Jesters. Fools
117
Ecclesiastical
073
Remarkable Characters
118
Military and Naval
074
Other Classes. {Get this
119
Chivalry
number plus Class Nos.
120
British Orders [Table
from Full or Categorical
121
Knights of the Round
Tables)
122
Order of the Thistle
075
Genealogy and Family His-
(St. Andrew)
tory
123
Order of the Garter
076
Genealogy
124
Order of St. Patrick
077
Families, General
125
Order of the Bath
078
National
126
St. Michael and St..
079
Individual
George
080
Heraldry
127
Star of India
081
National {Divide by Na-
128
Order of the Guelphs
tional Nos.)
129
Victoria and Albert
082
Armorials (Armories)
130
Order of the Indian
083
Accidence of Armory.
Empire
Blazonry
131
Order of the Crown of
084
Marks of Cadency
India
235
X132-174Biog.& Heraldry CLASSIFICATION. Biog.& Heraldry X175-213
X
X
132
Distinguished Service
175
Spanish Orders
Order
176
Calatrava
133
Imperial Service Order
177
St. James
134
Royal Victorian Order
178
Alcantara
135
British Decorations
179
Greek Orders
136
Victoria Cross
180
Servian Orders
137
Royal Red Cross
181
Turkish Orders
138
Austrian Orders
182
Persian Orders
139
Golden Fleece (Toison
183
Sun and Lion
d'Or)
184
Siamese Orders
140
St. Stephen
185
Chinese and Japanese
141
Teutonic Knights
Orders
142
French Orders
186
Double Dragon
143
Golden Shield and
187
Chrysanthemum
Thistle
188
South American Orders and
144
Holy Vial
Decorations
145
St. Louis
189
North American (U.S.)
146
St. Michael
Orders and Decora-
147
Legion of Honour
tions
148
German Orders
General Orders —
149
St. Hubert
190
Knights of St. John of
150
St. George
Jerusalem (Knights
151
Elisabeth
Hospitallers. Knights
^52
Red Eagle
of Malta
153
Black Eagle
191
Langues (Divide by Na-
154
Italian Orders
tional Nos.)-
155
Annunziata
192
Revived English Order
^56
Crown of Italy
193
Knights Templars
^57
Pontifical Orders
194
Order of the Holy Ghost
158
Holy Sepulchre
195
Other Orders of Knight-
159
Russian Orders
200
Epitaphs [hood
160
St. Catherine
201
National
161
St. Vladimir
202
Special
162
St. Stanislas (Poland)
203
Family Registers
163
Danish Orders
204
Life Registers
164
Order of the Elephant
205
Confessional Albums
165
Dannebrog
206
Birthday Books
166
Swedish and Norwegian
OrHpFQ
207
208
Birthday Cards
Visiting Cards
167
168
\Jl\lXjIO
Order of the Seraphim
209
210
Invitation Cards
Portraits {Subdivide by Cate-
169
V dod
Belgian and Dutch Orders
gorical or Biographical
Subject or Class Nos.)
170
Order of Leopold
211
Universal Collections
171
Golden Lion
212
National —
172
Portuguese Orders
213
Class —
173
Order of Isabella
(Individual Portraits take
174
St. James of Compos-
Biographical or Sub-
tello
ject Nos.)
236
X215-220 Biog. & Heraldry CLA SSIFICA TION.
Biography & Heraldry
X
215
216
220
Autographs (Arrange by Bio-
graphical Nos.)
Sigillography (Seals)
Directories, General
{Other Directories go with
Subjects, plus Cate-
gorical " Directory "
Nos.)
Individual Biography (To he
arranged according to
the Combination Table
following, in order of
names of the persons
written about, i.e.,
Lockhart's Life of Scott
at Scott X780, not at
LockhartX6ooi)
TABLE FOR THE SUB-DIVISION OF SUBJECTS, AND THE
ARRANGEMENT OF INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY, FICTION, POETRY,
DRAMA, ESSAYS AND OTHER ALPHABETIC CLASSES.
Aa
300
Af
305
All
3117
Ab
301
Ag
306
Aim
3118
Aba
3010
Aga
3060
Alt
3119
Abb
3011
Agi
3061
Am
312
Abe
3012
Agn
3062
Ama
3120
Abd
3013
Ago
3063
Amb
3121
Abe
3014
Agr
3064
Ame
3122
Abi
3015
Agu
3065
Amh
3123
Abo
3016
Ah
307
Amm
3124
Abr
3017
Ahm
3071
Amn
3125
Abu
3018
Ai
308
Amo
3126
Ac
302
Aid
3081
Am.p
3127
Aca
3020
Aik
3082
Amy
3128
Ace
3021
Ail
3083
An
313
Aeh
3022
Aim
3084
Ana
3130
Ael
3023
Ain
3085
Anc
3131
Acq
3024
Aio
3086
And
3132
Act
3025
Air
3087
Ane
3133
Ad
303
Ait
3088
Ang
3134
Ada
3030
Aj
309
Ani
3135
Ade
3031
Ak
310
Ank
3136
Add
3032
Ake
3101
Ann
3137
Ade
3033
Aki
3102
Ans
3138
Adl
3034
Al
311
Ant
3139
Ado
3035
Ala
3110
Ao
314
Adr
3036
Alb
3111
Ap
315
Ae
304
Ale
3112
Apa
3150
Ael
3041
Aid
3113
Ape
3151
Aem
3042
Ale
3114
Api
3152
Aen
3043
Alf
3115
Apo
3153
Aes
3044
Ali
3116
App
3154
237
Apu 3155 CLASSIFICATION. Ch 359
Apu
3155
Bak
3263
Bos
3406
Aq
316
Bal
3264
Bot
3407
Ar
317
Ban
3265
Bow
3408
Ara
3170
Bar
3266
Boy
3409
Arc
3171
Bas
3267
Bp
341
Are
3172
Bat
3268
Bq
342
Arg
3173
Bau
3269
Br
343
Ari
3174
Bb
327
Bra
3430
Arm
3175
Be
328
Bre
3432
Arn
3176
Bd
329
Bri
3433
Arr
3177
Be
330
Bro
3434
Art
3178
Bea
3300
Bru
3437
Aru
3179
Bee
3301
Bry
3439
As
318
Bed
3302
Bs
344
Asc
3181
Bee
3303
Bt
345
Ash
3182
Beh
3304
Bu
346
Ask
3183
Bel
3305
Buc
3461
Ass
3184
Ben
3306
Bui
3462
Ast
3185
Bar
3307
Bun
3463
At
319
Bes
3308
Bur
3464
Ata
3190
Bet
3309
Bus
3466
Ath
3191
Bf
331
But
3467
Att
3192
Bg
332
Bux
3468
Au
320
Bh
333
Buy
3469
Aub
3200
Bi
334
Bv
347
Auc
3201
Bia
3340
Bw
348
Aud
3202
Bib
3341
Bx
349
Aue
3203
Bic
3342
By
350
Aug
3204
Bid
3343
Bz
351
Aul
3205
Bil
3344
Ca
352
Aum
3206
Bin
3345
Cad
3521
Aur
3207
Bir
3346
Cai
3522
Aus
3208
Bis
3347
Cal
3523
Aut
3209
Bit
3348
Cam
3524
Av
321
Bj
335
Can
3525
Ave
3211
Bk
336
Cap
3526
Avi
3212
BI
337
Car
3527
Avo
3213
Bla
3370
Cas
3528
Aw
322
Ble
3372
Cat
3529
Ax
323
Bli
3373
Cb
353
Ay
324
Bio
3374
Ce
354
Aya
3240
Blu
3375
Cd
355
Aye
3241
Bm
338
Ce
356
Ayl
3242
Bn
339
Cec
3561
Ayt
3243
Bo
340
Cel
3562
Az
325
Bod
3401
Cer
3563
Ba
326
Boi
3402
Ces
3564
Bab
3260
Bon
3403
Cf
357
Bac
3261
Boo
3404
Cg
358
Bai
3262
Bor
3405
Ch
359
238
Cha3590 CLASSIFICATION. Ead 4041
Cha
Che
Chi
Cho
Chr
Chu
Ci
Cib
Cid
Cim
Cin
Cj
Ck
CI
Cla
Cle
Cli
Clo
Clu
Cn ■
Co
Coc
Col
Com
Cos
Cot
Cub
Cud
Cue
Cul
Cur
3590
Cus
3727
Dix
3592
Cut
3728
Dj
3593
Cuv
3729
Dk
3594
Cv
373
Dl
3595
Cw
374
Dm
3596
Cx
375
Dn
360
Cy
376
Do
3600
Cym
3763
Dob
3601
Cyp
3764
Dod
3602
Cyr
3765
Del
3603
Cz
377
Dom
361
Cza
3770
Don
362
Cze
3771
Dor
363
Da
378
Dou
3630
Dah
3781
Dov
3633
Dal
3782
Dow
3635
Dam
3783
Doy
3637
Dan
3784
Dp
3638
Dar
3785
Dq
3639
Das
3786
Dr
364
Dau
3787
Dra
365
Daw
3788
Dre
366
Day
3789
Dri
3661
Db
379
Dro
3662
Do
380
Dru
3663
Dd
381
Dry
3664
De
382
Ds
3665
Dea
3820
Dt
3666
Dec
3821
Du
3667
Del
3822
Dub
3668
Dem
3823
Due
3669
Den
3824
Dud
367
Der
3825
Duf
368
Des
3826
Dug
369
Det
3827
Dum
3690
Dev
3828
Dun
3693
Dew
3829
Dup
3694
Df
383
Dur
3695
Dg
384
Dut
3696
Dh
385
Dv
370
Di
386
Dw
371
Dia
3860
Dx
372
Dib
3861
Dy
3720
Die
3862
Dye
3721
Did
3863
Dye
3722
Die
3864
Dyk
3723
Dig
3865
Dym
3724
Dil
3866
Dz
3725
Dim
3867
Ea
3726
Die
3868
Ead
3869
387
388
389
390
391
392
3920
3921
3922
3923
3924
3925
3926
3927
3928
3929
393
394
Cly 3639 Das 3786 Dr 395
Cm 364 Dau -^787 Dra 3^50
3952
3953
3954
3955
3957
Con 3664 De 382 Ds 396
Coo 3665 Dea 3820 Dt 397
Cor 3666 Dec 3821 Du 398
3980
3981
Cou 3669 Den 3824 Dud 3982
Cp 367 Der 3825 Duf 3983
Cq 368 Des 3826 Dug 3984
Cr 369 Det 3827 Dum 3985
Cra 3690 Dev 3828 Dun 3986
Cre 3693 Dew 3829 Dup 3987
Cri
Cro 3695 Dg 384 Dut 3989
Cru 3696 Dh 385 Dv 399
Cs 370 Di 386 Dw 400
Ct 371 Dia 3860 Dx 401
Cu 372 Dib 3861 Dy 402
4021
4022
4023
4024
Cum 3724 Dil 3866 Dz 403
Cun 372=i Dim 3867 Ea 404
4041
239
Bag 4042
CLASSIFICATION. Fov 4447
Eag
4042
Ear
4043
Eas
4044
Eat
4045
Eb
405
Ebe
4051
Ec
406
Ech
4061
Eck
4062
Ed
407
Ede
4071
Edg
4072
Edi
4073
Edm
4074
Edo
4075
Edr
4076
Edw
4077
Ee
408
Ef
409
Eg
410
Ega
4100
Ege
4101
Egi
4102
Egm
4103
Eh
411
Ei
412
Eic
4121
Eif
4122
Ej
413
Ek
414
El
415
Eld
4151
Ele
4152
Eli
4153
Elk
4154
Ell
4155
Elm
4156
Elo
4157
Elp
4158
Els
4159
Em
416
Ema
4160
Emd
4161
Erne
4162
Emi
4163
Emm
4164
Emp
4165
En
417
Enc
4171
Engl
4172
Enn
4173
Eno
4174
Eo
418
Ep
419
Epa
4190
Epe
4191
Epi
4192
Eq
420
Er
421
Era
4210
Ere
4211
Eri
4212
Ern
4213
Err
4214
Ers
4215
Es
422
Esc
4221
Esp
4222
Esq
4223
Ess
4224
Est
4225
Et
423
Eth
4231
Ett
4232
Eu
424
Euc
4241
Eug
4242
Eul
4243
Eur
4244
Eus
4245
Eut
4246
Ev
425
Eva
4250
Eve
4252
Ew
426
Ewa
4260
Ewe
4261
Ewi
4262
Ex
427
Exe
4271
Exm
4272
Ey
428
Eye
4281
Eyr
4282
Eyt
4283
Ez
429
Fa
430
Fab
4300
Fac
4301
Fai
4302
Fal
4303
Fam
4304
Far
4305
Fas
4306
Fau
4307
Faw
4308
Fay
4309
Fb
431
Fc
432
Fd
433
Fe
434
Fea
4340
Fee
4341
Fel
4342
Fen
4343
Fer
4344
Fes
4345-
Fet
434&
Feu
4347
Ff
435
Fg
436
Fh
437
Fi
438
Fie
4381
Fie
4382
Field
4383
Fig
4384
Fil
4385
Fin
4386
Fir
4387
Fis
4388
Fit
4389
Fj
439
Fk
m
Fl
441
Fla
4410
Fie
4411
Fli
4413
Flo
4415
Flu
4417
Fm
442
Fn
443
Fo
444
Fol
4441
Fon
4442
For
4443
Eos
4444
Fot
4445
Fou
4446
Fov
4447
240
Fow 4448
Fow
4448
Fox
4449
Fp
445
Fq
446
Fr
447
Fra
4470
Fre
4473
Fri
4475
Fro
4476
Fru
4478
Fry
4479
Fs
448
Ft
449
Fu
450
Fuc
4501
Fue
4502
Ful
4503
Fum
4504
Fun
4505
Fur
4506
Fus
4507
Fut
4508
Fv
451
Fw
452
Fx
453
Fy
454
Fz
455
Ga
456
Gab
4560
Gad
4561
Gai
4562
Gal
4563
Gam
4564
Gar
4565
Gas
4566
Gat
4567
Gau
4568
Gay
4569
Gb
457
Go
458
Gd
459
Ge
460
Ged
4601
Gee
4602
Gei
4603
Gel
4604
Gen
4605
Geo
4606
Ger
4607
Gerard
4608
CLA SSIFICA TION. Hil 4904
Ges
4609
Gf
461
Gg
462
Gh
463
Gha
4630
Ghe
4631
Ghi
4632
Gi
464
Gia
4640
Gib
4641
Gid
4642
Gie
4643
Gif
4644
Gil
4645
Gin
4646
Gio
4647
Gir
4648
Gj
465
Gk
466
Gl
467
Gla
4670
Gle
4671
Gli
4672
Glo
4673
Glu
4674
Gly
4675
Gm
468
Gn
469
Go
470
God
4701
Gol
4702
Gom
4703
Gon
4704
Goo
4705
Gor
4706
Gos
4707
Got
4708
Gou
4709
Gp
471
Gq
472
Gr
473
Gra
4730
Gre
4731
Gri
4732
Gro
4733
Gru
4734
Gry
4735
Gs
474
Gt
475
Gu
476
Gua
4760
Gue
4761
Gug
4762
Gui
4763
Gul
4764
Gun
4765
Gur
4766
Gus
4767
Gut
4768
Guy
4769
Gv
477
Gw
478
Gwi
4781
Gwy
4783
Gx
479
Gy
480
Gz
481
Ha
482
Hac
4821
Hal
4822
Ham
4823
Han
4824
Har
4825
Has
4826
Hat
4827
Haw
4828
Hay
4829
Hb
483
He
484
Hd
485
He
486
Hea
4860
Heb
4861
Hed
4862
Hei
4863
Hal
4864
Hen
4865
Her
4866
Hes
4867
Hew
4868
Hey
4869
Hf
487
Hg
488
Hh
489
Hi
490
Hib
4900
Hie
4901
Hie
4902
Hig
4903
Hil
4904
241
Him 4905
Him 4905
Hin 4906
Hip 4907
Hir 4908
Hit 4909
Hi 491
Hk 492
HI 493
Hm 494
Hn 495
Ho 496
Hob 4960
Hod 4961
Hof 4962
Hoi 4963
Hoo 4964
Hop 4965
Hor 4966
Hos 4967
Hou 4968
How 4969
HP 497
Hq 498
Hr 499
Hs 500
Ht 501
Hu 502
Hub 5020
Hud 5021
Hue 5022
Hug 5023
Hul 5024
Hum 5025
Hun 5026
Hur 5027
Hut 5028
Huy 5029
Hv 503
Hw 504
Hx 505
Hy 506
Hz 507
la 508
lb 509
Ic 510
Id 511
le 512
If 513
Ig 514
Ih 515
CLASSIFICATION. Kau 5607
li
516
Ij
517
Ik
518
11
519
Im
520
In
521
Inc
5211
Ing
5212
Inn
5213
lo
522
Ip
523
Iq
524
Ir
525
Ire
5251
Iri
5252
Irv
5253
Is
526
Isa
5260
Isi
5261
Iso
5262
It
527
lu
528
Iv
529
Iw
530
Ix
531
ly
532
Iz
533
Ja
534
Jab
5340
Jac
5341
Jag
5342
J ah
5343
Jam
5344
Jan
5345
Jap
5346
Jar
5347
J as
5348
Jay
5349
Jb
535
Jc
536
Jd
537
Je
538
Jeb
5381
Jee
5382
Jef
5383
Jel
5384
Jen
5385
Jer
5386
Jes
5387
Jev
5388
Jew
5389
Jf
539
Jg
540
Jh
541
Ji
542
Jj
543
Jk
544
Jl
545
Jm
546
Jn
547
Jo
548
Joa
5480
Joe
5481
Joh
5482
Joi
5483
Jol
5484
Jon
5485
Jor
5486
Jos
5487
Jou
5488
Jow
5489
Jp
549
Jq
550
Jr
551
Js
552
Jt
553
Ju
554
Jub
5540
Jud
5541
Jug
5542
Juk
5543
Jul
5544
J urn
5545
Jun
5546
Jur
5547
Jus
5548
Juv
5549
Jv
555
Jw
556
Jx
557
Jy
558
Jz
5§9
Ka
560
Kal
5601
Kam
5602
Kan
5603
Kar
5604
Kas
5605
Kat
5606
Kau
5607
242
Kav 5608 CLA SSIFICA TION.
Kav
Kay
Kb
Ko
Kd
Ke
Kea
Kee
Kei
Kel
Kem
Ken
Ker
Kes
Ket
Key
Kf
Kg
Kh
Hi
Kid
Kie
Kil
Kim
Kin
Kip
Kir
Kis
Kit
Kj
Kk
Kl
Kla
Kle
Kli
Klo
Klu
Km
Kn
Kna
Kne
Kni
Kno
Knu
Ko
Koc
Koh
Ko]
Kon
Kor
243
5608
Kos
5746
5609
Kot
5747
561
Kov
5748
562
Kp
575
563
Kq
576
564
Kr
577
5640
Kra
5770
5641
Kre
5771
5642
Kri
5772
5643
Kro
5773
5644
Kru
5774
5645
Ks
578
5646
Kt
679
5647
Ku
580
5648
Kub
5800
5649
Kuc
5801
565
Kue
5802
566
Kuf
5803
567
Kug
5804
568
Kuh
5805
=^681
Kum
5806
5682
Kun
5807
5683
Kur
5808
5684
Kut
5809
5685
Kv
581
5686
Kw
582
5687
Kx
583
5688
Ky
584
5689
Kya
5840
569
Kyd
5841
570
Kyn
5842
571
Kyr
5843
5710
Kz
585
5711
La
586
5712
Lab
5860
5713
Lac
5861
5714
Lai
5862
572
Lam
5863
573
Lan
5864
5730
Lat
5865
5731
Las
5866
5732
Lau
5867
5733
Lav
5868
5734
Law
5869
574
Lb
587
5741
Lc
588
5742
Ld
589
5743
Le
590
5744
Lea
5900
5745
Lee
5901
Lum 6065
Lee
5902
Leg
5903
Lei
5904
Lem
5905
Len
5906
Leo
5907
Les
5908
Lew
5909
Lf
591
Lg
592
Lh
593
Li
594
Lib
5940
Lid
5941
Lie
5942
Lig
5943
Lil
5944
Lin
5945
Lip
5946
Lis
5947
Lit
5948
Liv
5949
Lj
595
Lk
596
LI
597
Lm
598
Ln
599
Lo
600
Lob
6000
Loc
6001
Lod
6002
Lof
6003
Log
6004
Lon
6005
Lor
6006
Lot
6007
Lou
6008
Low
600Q
Lp
601'
Lq
602
Lr
603
Ls
604
Lt
605
Lu
606
Lub
6060
Luc
6061
Lud
6062
Lulc
6063
Lul
6064
Lum
6065
Lun 6066
)
Lun
6066
Lup
6067
Lus
6068
Lut
6069
Lv
607
Lw
608
Lx
609
Ly
610
Lya
6100
Lye
6101
Lyd
6102.
Lye
6103
Lyn
6104
Lys
6105
Lyt
6106
Lz
611
Ma
612
Mab
6120
Mac A
613
— B
614
— C
615
— D
616
— E
617
— F
618
— G
619
— H
620
— I
621
— K
622
— L
623
— M
624
— N
625
—
626
— P
627
- Q
628
— R
629
— S
630
— T
631
— V^
' 632
Mad
633
Mag
6330
Mah
6331
Mai
6332
Mai
6333
Man
6334
Mar
6335
Mas
6336
Mat
6337
Mau
6338
May
6339
Mb
634
CLASSIFICATION. Nim 6674
Mc 635 Muk 6533
Md 636 Mul 6534
Me 637 Mum 6535
Mea 6370 Mun 6536
Med 6371 Mur 6537
Mei 6372 Mus 6538
Mel 6373 Mut 6539
Men 6374 Mv 654
Mer 6375 Mw 655
Mes 6376 MX 656
Met 6377 My 657
Men 6378 Myd 6571
Mey 6379 Mye 6572
Mf 638 Myl 6573
Mg 639 Myt 6574
Mh 640 Mz 658
Mi 641 Na 659
Mia 6410 Nab 6590
Mic 6411 Nad 6591
Mid 6412 Nah 6592
Mig 6413 Nai 6593
Mil 6414 Nan 6594
Min 6415 Nap 6595
Mir 6416 Nar 6596
Mis 6417 Nas 6597
Mit 6418 Nau 6598
Miv 6419 Nav 6599
Mi 642 Nb 660
Mk 643 Nc 661
Ml 644 Nd 662
Mm 645 Ne 663
Mn 646 Nea 6630
Mo 647 Nee 6631
Mof 6471 Neg 6632
Mol 6472 Nei 6633
Mon 6473 . Nel 6634
Moo 6474 Nep 6635
Mor 6475 Ner 6636
Mos 6476 Nes 6637
Mot 6477 Nev 6638
Mou 6478 New 6639
Moz 6479 Nf 664
Mp 648 Ng 665
Mq 649 Nh 666
Mr 650 Nl 667
Ms 651 Nib 6670
Mt 652 Nic 6671
Mu 653 Nie 6672
Mud 6531 Nil 6673
Mug 6532 Nim 6674
244
Nin 6675 CLASSIFICATION.
Pe 715
Nin 6675 ^v. uoy4 ^n 7024
Nip 6676 Od 688 Orl ^nJ
Nir 6677
Nit 6678
7025
7026
:::- ""/- ^"" uoo:i uro 7027
Niv 6679 Oe 689 Orr 7028
Nj 668
Nk 669
Nl 670
Nm 671
Nn 672
No 673
Noa 6730
Nob 6731 Ogr 6914 Osm 7035
Nod 6732
Noe 6733
Nol 6734
Non 6735
Nor 6736 Oi 693 Ot 704^
Nos 6737 0] 694 0th 7041
Nov 6738 Ok 695 Oti 7042
Noy 6739 Oke 6951 Ott 7043
Np 674
Nq 675 01 696 Ou 705
Nr 676
Oa 685
Oe 687
Oct
6874
Ori
Od
688
Orl
Ode
6881
Orm
Odo
6883
Ore
Oe
689
Orr
Oeh
6891
Ort
Oet
6893
Os
Of
690
Osa
Og
691
Osb
Ogi
6911
Osc
Ogl
6912
Osh
Ogo
6913
Osl
Ogr
6914
Osm
Oh
692
Oss
Oha
6920
Ost
Ohm
6921
Osu
Ohn
6922
Osw
Oi
693
Ot
0]
694
0th
Ok
695
Oti
Oke
6951
Ott
Oku
6953
Otw
01
696
Ou
Ola
6960
Oui
Olc
6961
Oul
Old
6962
Ous
OH
6963
Out
on
6964
Ov
01m
6965
Ove
Oln
6966
Ovi
Olp
6967
Ow
01s
6968
Owe
Om
697
Ox
Oma
6970
Oy
Ome
6971
Oz
0mm
6972
Pa
Omo
6973
Pab
On
698
Pac
One
6981
Pag
0ns
6983
Pai
Oo
699
Pal
Op
700
Par
Opi
7000
Pas
Opp
7001
Pat
Oq
701
Pau
Or
702
Pay
Ora
7020
Pb
Ore
7021
Pc
Ord
7022
Pd
Ore
7023
Pe
7028
7029
703
7030
7031
7032
7033
7034
7036
7037
7038
7039
7044
7051
7052
7053
7054
Ns 677
Nt 678
Nu 679
Nug 6791 on 6964 Ov 706""
Num 6792 01m 6965 Ove 7061
Nun 6793 Oln 6966 Ovi 7062
Nur 6794 Olp 6967 Ow 707
Nus 6795 01s 6968 Owe 7071
Nut 6796 Om 697 Ox 708
Nv 680 Oma 6970 Oy 709
Nw 681 Ome 6971 Oz 710
Nx 682 0mm 6972 Pa 711
Ny 683 Omo 6973 Pab 7110
Nz 684 On 698 Pac 7111
7112
Oak 6851 0ns 6983 Pai 7113
Oat 6853 Oo 699 Pal 7114
Ob 686 Op 700 Par 7115
Oba 6860 Opi 7000 Pas 7116
Obe 6861 Opp 7001 Pat 7117
Obr 6862 Oq 701 Pau 7118
7119
Oca 6870 Ora 7020 Pb 712
Occ 6871 Ore 7021 Pc 713
Och 6872 Ord 7022 Pd 714
Oco 6873 Ore 7023 Pe 715
245
Pea 7150
Pea
7150
Ped
7151
Pee
7152
Pei
7153
Pel
7154
Pem
7155
Pen
7156
Pep
7157
Per
7158
Pet
7159
Pf
716
Pg
717
Ph
718
Pha
7180
Phe
7181
Phi
7182
Pho
7183
Pbr
7184
Pi
719
Pic
7191
Pie
7192
Pig
7193
Pik
7194
Pil
7195
Pin
7196
Pir
7197
Pit
7198
Pj
720
Pk
721
PI
722
Pla
7220
Pie
7221
Pli
7222
Plo
7223
Plu
7224
Ply
7225
Pm
723
Pn
724
Po
725
Poe
7251
Pol
7252
Pon
7253
Poo
7254
Pop
7255
Per
7256
Pot
7257
Pou
7258
Pow
7259
Pp
726
Pq
727
CLASSIFICATION. Ruf 7583
Rei 7424
Rem 7425
Ren 7426
Res 7427
Reu 7428
Rey 7429
Rf 743
Rg 744
Rh 745
Rha 7450
Rhe 7451
Rhi 7452
Rho 7453
Rhy 7454
Ri 746
Rib 7461
Ric 7462
Rid 7463
Rig 7464
Ril 7465
Rin 7466
Rip 7467
Rit 7468
Riv 7469
Rj 747
Rk 748
Rl 749
Rm 750
Rn 751
Ro 752
Rob 7520
Roc 7521
Rod 7522
Rog 7523
Rol 7524
Roo 7525
Ros 7526
Ron 7527
Row 7528
Roy 7529
Rp 753
Rq 754
Rr 755
Rs 756
Rt 757
Ru 758
Rub 7580
Rue 7581
Rud 7582
Ruf 7583
Pr
728
Pra
7280
Pre
7281
Pri
7282
Pro
7283
Pru
7284
Pry
7285
Ps
729
Pt
730
Pu
731
Puc
7311
Pug
7312
Pul
7313
Pun
7314
Pur
7315
Pus
7316
Put
7317
Puv
7318
Pux
7319
Pv
732
Pw
733
Px
734
Py
735
Pye
7351
Pym
7352
Pyn
7353
Pz
736
Qu
737
Qua
7370
Que
7d,7^
Qui
7372
Ra
738
Rab
7380
Rad
7381
Rai
7382
Ral
7383
Ram
7384
Ran
7385
Rap
7386
Rat
7387
Rav
7388
Raw
7389
Rb
739
Re
740
Rd
741
Re
742
Rea
7420
Red
7421
Ree
7422
Reg
7423
246
Rug 7584- CLASSIFICATION. Syl 8034
Rug
7584
Rui
7585
Rum
7586
Run
7587
Rus
7588
Rut
7589
Rv
759
Rw
760
Rx
761
Ry
762
Rya
7620
Rye
7621
Rye
7622
Ryl
7623
Rym
7624
Ryn
7625
Rys
7626
Rz
763
Sa
764
Sac
7641
Sad
7642
Sai
7643
Sal
7644
Sam
7645
San
7646
Sar
7647
Sav
7648
Saw
7649
Sb
765
Sc
766
Sea
7660
Sch
767
Scha
768
Sche
769
Schi
770
Schl
771
Schm
772
Schn
773
Scho
774
Schr
775
Schu
776
Schw
777
Sci
778
Scl
7780
Seo
780
Scr
781
Seu
7810
Sd
782
Se
783
Sea
78^0
Seb
7831
Sed
7832
See
7833
Sel
7834
Sen
7835
Ser
7836
Set
7837
Sew
7838
Sey
7830
Sf
784
Sg
785
Sh
786
Sha
7860
She
7861
Shi
7862
Sho
7863
Shu
7864
Si
787
Sib
7870
Sic
7871
Sid
7872
Sie
7873
Sig
7874
Sil
7875
Sim
7876
Sin
7877
Sit
7878
Siv
7879
Sj
788
Sk
789
Ske
7891
Ski
7892
SI
790
Sla
7900
Sle
7901
Sli
7902
Slo
7903
Sly
7905
Sm
791
Sma
7910
Sme
7911
Smi
7912
Smo
7913
Smu
7914
Smy
7915
Sn
792
Sna
7920
Sne
7921
Sni
7922
Sno
7923
Snu
7924
So
793
Soa
7930
Sod
7931
Soi
7932
Sol
7933
Som
7934
Son
7935
Sor
7936
Sou
7937
Sow
7938
Sp
794
Spa
7940
Spe
7941
Spi
7942
Spo
7943
Spr
7944
Spu
7945
Sq
795
Sr
796
Ss
797
St
798
Sta
7980
Ste
7981
Sti
7982
Sto
7983
Str
7984
Stu
7985
Sty
7986
Su
799
Sue
7991
Sud
7992
Suf
7993
Sug
7994
Sul
7995
Sum
7996
Sun
7997
Sur
7998
Sut
7999
Sv
800
Sw
801
Swa
8010
Swe
8011
Swi
8012
Sx
802
Sy
803
Syd
8031
Sye
8032
Syk
8033
Syl
8034
247
Sym 8035
Sym
8035
Syn
8036
Syr
8037
Sz
804
Ta
805
Tab
8050
Tag
8051
Tai
8052
Tal
8053
Tan
8054
Tar
8055
Tas
8056
Tat
8057
Tau
8058
Tay
8059
Tb
806
Te
807
Td
808
Te
809
Tea
8090
Tec
8091
Ted
8092
Tee
8093
Teg
8094
Tei
8095
Tern
8096
Ten
8097
Ter
8098
Tes
8099
Tf
810
Tg
811
Th
812
Tha
8120
The
8121
Thi
8122
Tho
8123
Thr
8124
Thu
8125
Thy
8126
Ti
813
Tib
8130
Tic
8131
Tid
8132
Tie-
8133
Tig
8134
Til
8135
Tim
8136
Tin
8137
Tis
8138
Tit
8139
CLA SSI PICA TION. Vet 8617
Tys 8296
Tyt 8297
Tz 830
Ua 831
Ub 833
Uc 833
Ud 834
Ue 835
Uf 836
Ug 837
Uh 838
Ui 839
Uj 840
Uk 841
Ul 842
Um 843
Un 844
Und 8440
Uo 845
Up 846
Upc 8461
Upt 8462
Uq 847
Ur 848
Us 849
Ut 850
Uu 851
Uv 852
Uw 853
Ux 854
Uy 855
Uz 856
Va 857
Vac 8571
Val 8572
Van 8573
Vap 8574
Vau 8575
Vav 8576
Vb 858
Ve 859
Vd 860
Ve 861
Ved 8611
Veg 8612
Vel 8613
Ven 8614
Ver 8615
Ves 8616
Vet 8617
248
Tj
814
Tk
815
Tl
816
Tm
817
Tn
818
To
819
Tob
8190
Tod
8191
Tol
8192
Tom
8193
Ton
8194
Too
8195
Top
8196
Tor
8197
Tot
8198
Tow
8199
Tp
820
Tq
821
Tr
822
Tra
8220
Tre
8221
Tri
8222
Tro
8223
Tru
8224
Ts
823
Tt
824
Tu
825
Tuc
8251
Tud
8252
Tuf
8253
Tul
8254
Tun
8255
Tup
8256
Tur
8257
Tus
8258
Tut
8259
Tv
826
Tw
827
Twa
8270
Twe
8271
Twi
8272
Two
8273
Twy
8273
Tx
828
Ty
829
Tye
8291
Tyl
8292
Tym
8293
Tyn
8294
Tyr
8295
V{ 862 CLASSIFICATION. Yy 937
Vf
Vg
Vh
Vi
Via
Vic
Vig
VU
Vin
Vir
Vit
Viv
Vj
Vk
VI
Vm
Vn
Vo
Vog
Vol
Von
Vor
Voy
Vp
Vq
Vr
Vs
Vt
Vu
Vv
Vw
Vx
Vy
Vz
Wa
Wac
Wad
Wag
VV^ai
Wal
Wan
War
Wat
Wau
Wb
Wc
Wd
We
Wea
Web
249
862
Wed
8872
Ww
905
863
Wei
8873
Wx
906
864
Wei
8874
Wy
907
865
Wen
8875
Wya
9070
8650
War
8876
Wye
9071
8651
Wes
8877
Wyl
9072
8652
Wet
8878
Wym
9073
8653
Wey
8879
Wyn
9074
8654
Wf
888
Xa
908
8655
Wg
889
Xe
909
8656
Wh
890
Xi
910
8657
Wha
8900
Xo
911
866
Whe
8901
Xu
912
867
Whi
8902
Xy
913
868
Who
8903
Ya
914
869
Why
8904
Yal
9141
870
Wi
891
Yap
9142
871
Wic
8911
Yar
9143
8711
Wid
8912
Yat
9144
8712
Wie
8913
Yb
915
8713
Wig
8914
Ye
916
8714
Wil
8915
Yd
917
8715
Win
8916
Ye
918
872
Wir
8917
Yea
9180
873
Wis
8918
Yel
9181
874
Wit
8919
Yeo
9182
875
Wj
892
Yer
9183
876
Wk
893
Yf
919
877
Wl
894
Yg
920
878
Wm
895
Yh
921
879
Wn
896
Yi
922
880
Wo
897
Yj
923
881
Wod
8971
Yk
924
882
Wol
8972
Yl
925
883
Worn
8973
Ym
926
8831
Won
8974
Yn
927
8832
Woo
8975
Yo
928
8833
Wor
8976
Yon
9282
8834
Wot
8977
Yor
9283
8835
Wp
898
You
9284
8836
Wq
899
Yox
9285
8837
Wr
900
Yp
929
8838
Wra
9000
Yq
930
8839
Wre
9001
Yr
931
884
Wri
9002
Ys
932
885
Wro
9003
Yt
933
886
Ws
901
Yu
934
887
Wt
902
Yv
935
8870
Wu
903
Yw
936
8871
Wv
904
Yy
937
Yz938
CLASSIFICATION.
Zw945
Yz
938
Zi
941
Zor
9425
Za
939
Zie
941 1
Zos
9426
Zan
9393
Zim
9412
Zs
943
Zav
9394
Zin
9413
Zu
944
Ze
940
Zis
9414
Zuc
9441
Zea
9400
Zo
942
Zuk
9442
Zee
9401
Zoe
9421
Zum
9443
Zed
9402
Zoh
9422
Zup
9444
Zel
9403
Zof
9423
Zuv
9445
Zen
9404
Zol
9424
Zw
945
Zeu
9405
In using this Table for marking books in small libraries, the two-letter
combinations will be found ample for all practical purposes. A series of
Authors in Fiction or Poetry, or of Subjects in Biography, would be marked
and distinguished as shown on the left of the names below : —
352
Cable
352337
363
Clark
363317
Cade
352382
Clemens
363416
356
Cervantes
356759
366
Collins
366567
Cettinge
356824
Cosway
366801
359
Chambers
359312
369
Crawford
369322
Chubb
359832
Crimp
369520
If greater subdivision is required, this can be obtained by combining
the two-letter numbers, as shown on the right of the names above. To
mark books in large libraries the three-letter combinations should be used,
as they provide for most ordinary biographical names. In cases where
no provision is made for certain alphabetical combinations of three letters,
the numbers are to be treated as decimals, so that, as a rule, ten or more
new numbers can be inserted, if necessary, between each of the existing
numbers. The examples following show this clearly, the numbers on
the left bemg the ordinary symools for three-letter combinations, while
those on the right show how additional combinations and their numbers
can be inserted : —
Cable
3520
3600
Ciba
Caccini
35200
Cicci
3521
Cade
3630
Clark
3563
Cervantes
3633
Clemens
3564
Cessio
3635
Clibborn
Cettinge
35640
3637
Clown
3590
Chambers
3638
Cluse
3592
Cheesewright
3662
CoUins
3593
Chichane
3663
Comerford
Chladni
35933
3664
Connie
3594
Chore
3665
Coote
3596
Chubb
Cope
Chyle
35963
Coquelin
360
Ciaca
36000
36650
36651
250
CLASSIFICATION.
The main advantages of this scheme are that it gives a constant place
for any kind of alphabetical combination ; it insures perfect numerical
and alphabetical order : in many cases the numerical symbol is less lengthy
than the full names, and it provides for the needs of any kind of library.
The disadvantages of all previous schemes have been their merely partial
character, and the impossibility of determining exactly how a new name
was to be marked. This fixed place Table will doubtless satisfy those who
prefer that alphabetical combinations should be translated into a numerical
progression, but at best, as already stated in the Introduction, the method
is a makeshift one, which, in a great many cases, is unnecessary.
2^1
Aac-Abn
CLASSIFICATION.
Abn-Acc
Index.
Aachen
S772
Abnormals, Human
Aalborg
T551
Abo
Aalst
T317
Abo-Bjorneborg
Aarau
S554
Abode of Love
Aardvarks
F722
Aborigines
Aargau Canton
S553
Abortion (Human)
Aarhuus
T555
— (Plant)
Abacus
A419
Abrasions
Abattoirs
I895
Abraxas
Abba (Egypt)
O439
Abridging
Abbas I. (Persia)
P955
Abruzzi
— II. —
P957
Abscesses
— III. —
P963
Absent-mindedness
Abbas Hilmi (Egypt)
O443
Absenteeism
Abbisides
Q268
Absinthe
Abbesses
J922
Absolute Monarchy
Abbeville
R225
Absolution
Abbeys
J85Q
Absorption (Biol.)
Abbots
J921
Absorption, Light
Abbreviations
M016
Abstinence (Food)
Abdication
L403
— (Drink)
Abdomen
H130
Abstracting
Abdominal Aorta
H025
Abstraction
— Viscera
H127
Abubeker, Caliph
Abduction
L618
Abyssinia
Abdul-Aziz (Turkey)
Q086
— Church
Abdul-Hamid I.
Q081
Acacias
— II.
Q088
Academies
Abdul Medjid
Q085
Academy, New
Abecedarians
K721
— Old
Abeokuta
O828
Acadia
Aberavon
U282
Acanthacese
Aberdeen
V171
Acanthocephala
Aberdeenshire
V170
Acanthopteri
Abergavenny
U668
Acanthus
Aberystwith
U260
Acarina
Abietineae
E311
Acarnania
Abingdon
U732
Accadian Language
Abiogenesis
E062
Accadians
Abjuration, Oath
V560
Accent, Musical
Ablative
M425
Accidence
Ablaut
M035
Accidence (Armory)
Abnormalities
E054
Accident-Insurance
Abnormals (Biog.)
X064
Accidents
G366
S203
S202
K963
G047
H38I
EI24
H58I
J523
MI62
Q9I0
G336
JI62
L76I
I839
L2I0
J623
E033
CI07
HI07
G787
MI62
J 160
Q266
05IO
K448
E6II
AI60
J328
J32I
W066
E908
FI47
F454
E909
F292
Q366
M302
O038
C42I
M02I
X083
L977
A440
252
Ace-Acu
CLASSIFICATION.
Acu-Adv
Acclimatisation
E081
Acupuncture
Accommodation (Eye)
G821
Adam and Eve
Accompaniments
C515
Adams. John (U. S.)
Accomplices
L526
— John Quincey (U. S.
Accordion
C717
Adana
Accountancy
A471
Addison's Disease
Accountants
A471
Addition
Accounts
A470
Addressing Machines
Accoutrements
B934
Adelaide
Accrington
U477
Aden
Acephala
F207
Adhesion
Aceracese
E693
Adhesives
Acerata
F274
A.dirondacks
Acetic Acid
D851
Adjectives
Acetylene Gas
D922
Adjustability
Achaeta
F157
Adjutants
Achaia
Q371
Administration (Central)
Achaian League
Q371
Administration (General)
Achenes
E141
— State
Achinese Language
M366
Administrators (Wills)
Achromatism
C106
Admirals
Acids
D850
Admiralty
Acne
H406
— Courts
Acology
G500
Admiralty Islands
Aconite
E528
Adobe
A9ores
R960
Adolescence
Acoustics
C300
Adolf-Frederick (Sweden)
Acquired Disease
G304
Adolf Luxemburg
Acquittal
L529
— (H.R.E.)
Acre
Q216
Adoption
Acrididae
F305
Adowa
Acrobatics
H736
Adoxaceae
Acrobats
H737
Adrian I. (Pope)
Acrostics
H957
— II. —
Actinetaria
F075
— III. —
Acting
N240
— IV. —
Actinism
C112
— V. —
Actinometry
C112
— VI. —
Actinopoda
F191
Adrianople
Actinozoa
F120
Adriatic Sea
Actions, Forme pauperis
L533
Adulterations
Actions at Law
L530
Adultery
— Limitation
L532
Ad valorem duty
Actors (Biography)
X058
Advent
— (Profession)
N247
Advent Christian Church
Acts of Parliament
L307
— (Second)
Acts of the Apostles
K211
Adventures
Actuaries
L988
Adverbs
Aculeata
F343
Advertisements.
Acupressure
H027
Advertising
G572
KI27
WII7
WI22
QI48
Hooc>
A408
M826
P035
Q294
B012
Dq52
W241
M026
B107
B863
L300.
L135
L263,
L787
B813,
B810.
L457
P183.
B324.
G022
T820.
T384
S641
G114.
O517
E924
Q667
Q674
Q674
Q683
Q692
Q722
Q105
Q985
D734
G073
L919
J727
K950
K313
O007
M027
L860
L860.
253
Adv-Aga
CLASSIFICATION.
Aga-Aka
Advocate, Lord
L446
Agathon, St. (Pope)
Q663
Advocates
L484
Age, Old
G024
Advowsons J895, K750
Agen
R297
Aedan
U213
Agencies
L836
jEgean Sea
Q395
Agents, House
L716
^gina
Q363
Age of Communes (Italy)
Q635
iEgina, Gulf
Q364
— Despots —
Q636
jEmilianus (Rome)
Q562
— Invasions —
Q637
jEolian Harp
C627
Agglutinatives
M004
Jirated Waters
I873
Aggregatas
E925
Aerial Engineering
D265
Agnosticism
428
Aerial Transport
B605
Agnostics
.428
Aerodynamics
D250
Agra City
P822
Aerolites
C925
— (District)
P821
Aeronautics
D265
Agram
S456
Aerophytes
E160
Agrarian Laws
L712
Aeroplanes
D268
Agreements
L701
iEsthetics
J 100
Agricultural Depression
I090
Aestivation
E127
Agriculture
looo
^Ethiopia
O510
— Boards of
looi
iEtolia
Q366
Agriculture, Tropical
I040
jEtolian League
Q309
Agriculturists
X036
Affections
J222
Aguascalientes
W537
Affidavits
L524
Ague
H520
Affirmations
L528
Ahmadabad
P836
Affixes
M062
Ahmed Shah
P88I
Affliction
J286
Ahmet I. (Turkey)
Q068
Afforestation
I252
— II. —
Q075
Afghan Dynasty (India)
P613
— III. —
Q077
Afghanistan
P880
Aidin
QI39
Afghan Language
M289
Ailsa Craig
V352
Africa
O300
Ain
R547
Africa, Central
O600
Aino Language
M384
— East
O500
Air
D20I
— General
O300
Air Baths
G528
— North
O301
Air, Change of
G538
— South
O700
Airdrie
V3I2
— West
O800
Aire, River
U438
African Islands, East
O550
Air Plants
EI60
— West
O900
Air Pollution
B27I
African Languages
M200
Air Pumps
D258
— Literature (English)
M534
Air Rights
B355
African Episcopal Zion Church K844
Aisles
B4I2
— Meth. Episcopal Ch.
K843
Aisne (Dept.)
R222
African Tribal Literature
M217
— River
R22I
Afrikija
O370
Aix-la-Chapelle
S772
Agaba
K003
Aizoaceas
E503
Aga-Mahommed (Persia)
P967
Ajaccio
R38I
Agapemonites
K963
Aj mero-Merwara
P825
Agates
D526
Akabah, Gulf of
045I
254
Akb-Alc
CLASSIFICATION.
Ale-Ale
Akbar the Great
P617 1
Alcoran
K072
— II.
P628
Aldeburgh
U562
Akershus
T705
Aldehydes
D835
Akmolinsk
S253
Aldermen
L392
Alabama
W320
Alderney
U993
Alabaster
13386
Alders
E452
Alagoas
W727
Alemtejo
R940
Alam I. (India)
P621
Alen9on
R244
— II. —
P627
— Counts of
R245
Alamgir I. (India)
P620
— Dukes of
R246
— II. —
P626
Aleppo
Q181
Alaric I. (Spain)
R602
Ales
I822
— II. —
R602
Alessandria
Q805
Alarms
B645
Aleutian Islands
W481
Alarodian Language
M353
Aleutian Language
M664
Alaska
W480
Alexander (Bulgaria)
Q485
Alava
R724
Alexander (Byz.)
Q328
Albacete
R774
Alexander Couza
Q455
Albania
Q109
Alexander (Egypt)
O427
Albanian Language
M455
— (Poland)
S164
Albany, Regent (Scotland)
V028
— I. (Russia)
S039
Albany, N. Y.
W242
— II. —
S041
Albatross
F637
— III. —
S042
Albert. See Albrecht
— I. (Scotland)
V012
Alberta
W034
— II. —
V016
Albert (Monaco)
R589
— III. —
V017
Albert N'yanza
O536
— I. (Servia)
Q428
^ (Saxony)
S986
— II. —
Q431
Albi
R355
— I. (Pope)
Q654
Albigenses
K421
— II. —
Q677
Albinism (Animal)
E077
— III. —
Q684
Albinism (Human)
G019
— IV. —
Q690
Albion
U301
— V. —
Q708
Alboin (Italy)
Q616
— VI. —
Q719
Albrecht I. (Austria)
S303
— VII. —
Q737
- II. —
S307
— VIII. —
Q741
— III. —
S319
— Severus (Rome)
Q554
— IV. —
S3 20
— the Great
Q312
— I. (H.R.E.)
S642
Alexandria
O458
— II. —
S651
Alexandria, Patriarchate
K436
— (Hungary)
S410
Alexis I. (TrebJzond)
Q152
Albuminoids
D875
— II. —
Q152
Albuminuria
H204
— III. —
Q153
Albums
N310
— IV. —
Q154
Alcantara, Order
X178
— I. (Byzan.)
Q329
Alchemy
D701
— II. —
Q330
Alcohol
D820
— III. —
Q330
AlcohoUsm
G786
— IV. —
Q331
Alcoholometry
I831
— V. —
Q331
Alcohols
D820
— (Russia)
S022
255
All-All
CLASSIFICATION.
All-Amb
Alfonso I. (Portugal)
R803
Allspice
E786
— II. —
R805
Allusions
Aooo
— III. —
R807
Alluvium
D303
— IV. —
R809
Almanac, Church
O080
— V. —
R823
Almanacs
O076
— VI. —
R832
— Nautical
B692
— XIII. (Spain)
R653
Almeria
R764
Alfred the Great
U319
Almonds
E605
Algjc
E225-40
Alms
L081
— Blue-green
E207
Almshouses
L081
Algarve
R950
Aloes
E394
Algebra
A430-43
Alopecia
H451
Algeria
O350
Alost
T317
Algiers
O353
Alpacse
F873
Beys of
O351
Alpes Maritimes
R361
Algonquin Indians
W084
Alphabet, Deaf and Dumb
M680
— Language
M661
Alphabetical Catalogues
M151
Algraphy
A732
Alphabets
Moil
Alhambra
R768
Alps, Carnic
S385
Alicante
R778
— General
S580
Alides
O326
— Rhaetian
S379
Aliens
L027
Alsace-Lorraine
S890
Alimentary Canal
Hioo
Altars
B420
Alimentation (Biol.)
E029
Altdorf
S512
— • (Human)
H102
Altenburg
S872
Alimony
G061
Alternating Currents
B054
Alismaceae
E341
Alternation of Generation
E063
Alkalies
D737
Altitudes
D092
Alkali Metals
D430
Alto
C523
Alkalimetry
D738
Altona
S752
Alkaline Earth Metals
D436
Altruism
J207
Alkaloids
D896
Aluminates
D418
Alkoran
K072
Aluminium
D443
Allahabad
P833
Alwar
P722
Alleghany
W263
Amadeo I. (Spain)
R649
Allegiance
L023
Amakusa
P355
Allegories
N007
Amalgams
D616
Allemandes
C466
Amarantaceae
E498
All Fools' Day
J713
Amaryllidaceae
E401
All Hallows' Eve
J726
Amaryllis
E402
Alliances
L410
Amaurosis
G816
Allier
R566
Amaurus I. (Jerusalem)
Q237
Alligators
F572
— de Lusignan (Jerusalem) Q244
Alloa
V272
Amazon, River
W721
Allodium
L719
Amazonas
W728
Allopathy
G555
Amazons
Gioi
Allotments
L739
Ambassadors
L408
AUotropy
D716
Amber
D533
Alloys
D617
Amberg
Sg62
All Saints' Day
J726
Ambidextry
H710
256
Amb-Amu CLASSIF
Amboyna P244
Ambulance H600
Ambulatories B388
Ambuscades B968
Amendments L036
Amenorrhoea H361
America Wooo
— Central W600
— Discovery W001-16
— Latin W700
— North' W020
— South W701
— United States Wioo
Americanisms M525
American Languages (General) M600
— — North M650
— — South M601
— Literature M530
— Meth. Episcopal Ch. K841
— Organ C721
— Painting A679
— Prim. Wesleyan Ch. K837
— Wesleyan Church K832
Amersfoort T185
Amethysts D524
Ametropia G824
Amhara O518
Amharic Language M245
Amids D810
Amiens R226
Amines D810
Amirante Islands O552
Amirs of Afghanistan P881
Ammonia D737
Ammonium D493
Ammunition D917
Amnesty L689
Amnion H374
Amniota F490
Amoebina F053
Amoor S282-4
Amos K160
Amoy P457
Ampelopsis Veitchii E709
Amphibia F480
Amphineura F204
Amphiopoda F272
Amputations G573
Amsterdam T187
Amulets J523
':ation.
Amu-And
Amur Region
S282
— Town
S284
— River
S283
Amusements
H700-900
— Indoor
H910
— Mechanical
H785
— Outdoor
H720
Ana
N317
Anabaptists
K805
Anacanthini
F460
Anacardiaceae
E682
Anacondas
F555
Anaemia (Blood)
H007
— (Brain)
G751
Anaesthesia
G342
Anaesthetics
G743
Anagrams
H957
Analogy
A311
Analysis (Lang.)
M023
Analysts
D734
Anam
P511
Anamnia
F411
Anaphrodisiacs
H367
Anarawd
U205
Anarchism
L239
Anasarca
H570
Anastasius (Byz.)
Q322
— I. (Pope)
Q656
— II. —
Q660
— III. —
Q675
— IV. —
Q682
Anatolia
Q123
Anatomists
X031
Anatomy and Physiology G200
— Artistic A631
— Comparative E019
— Human G201
— Regional G202
Ancestor Worship J459
Ancestry X075
Anchors B684
Ancient Empire (Egypt) O402
— Geography O205
,— History Ooii
— — and Geography Ooio
— Nations, Dispersed O025
— Philosophy J 301
Ancistrocladaceas E742
Ancona Q882
Andalucia R763
257
And-Ang
CLASSIFICATION.
Ang-Ans
Andamanese Language
M382
Angoul6me, House of
R070
Andaman Islands
P860
— Town
R286
Andermatt
S513
Angoumois
R280
Andes
W840
Anguilla
W672
Andesite
D362
Angus (Forfar)
V255
Andes Languages
M610
Anhalt
S840
Andorra
R737
— Dukes of
S841
Andover
U767
Anhydrides
D850
Andrew, St. (Order)
X122
Aniline
D811
Andrew III. (Hungary)
S403
Animal Bites
H584
Andrcecium
E129
Animalculae
F050
Andronicus I. (Byz.)
Q330
Animalcules, Sun
F054
— II.
Q334
Animal Diseases
I120
— III.
Q335
— Drawing
A628
— (Trebizond)
Q153
— Drugs
G452
Andros
Q381
— Heat
E037
Androv III. (Hungary)
S403
— Instinct Fooi-435
Anecdotes
N314
— Life
Fooi
Anemometers
D237
— Movements
E043
Anemones
E529
— Poisons
G452
Anemophily
E122
— Power
B193
Aneurism
H028
— Products
D903
Aneus Martius (Rome)
Q514
— Reason
F002
Angelica
E807
Animals
FOGO
Angels (Christ. Theol.)
K362
Animation, Suspended
H604
— (Theol.)
J412
Animism
JI54
Anger
J226
Aniseed
E804
Angers
R453
Anisette
I840
Angevin Kings
U341
Anjou
R450
Angina Pectoris
H052
Anjou, Counts of
R45I
Angiospermae
E330
Annam
P5II
Angles
V503
Annamite Language
M343
Angles, East
U310
Annan
V367
Anglesey
U232
Annandale
V375
Angles (Geometry)
A505
Annapolis
W276
Anglia
U301
Annealing
D65I
Anglican Brotherhoods
K561
Annelida
FI48
— Church
K660
Anne, Queen
V56I
— Sisterhoods
K562
Anne, Queen, Architecture
B480
Angling
I730
Anne (Russia)
S029
— River
I745
Annexation
L406
Anglo-Catholics
K660
Annuals
A040
Anglo-Saxon Language
M510
Annuities
L980
— Literature
M511
Annunciation
J7II
— Period
U313
Annunziata, Order
XI55
Anglo-Saxons
V503
Anodynes
G747
Anglo-Saxon Union
V690
Anonacese
E520
Angola
O660
Anonyma
MII3
Angora
Q145
Anonymous and Pseudo. Lit.
MII2
Angostura Bark
E650
Ansbach
S973
258
Ans-Ant
CLASSIFICATION.
Ant-Apo
Anstruther, Easter
V282
— Wester
V283
Antacids
H188
Antananarivo
O573
Antarctic Circle
D013
— Ocean
D108
— Regions
W950
Ant-Eaters
F724
Ante-Nicene Church
K430
Anthelmintics
H195
Anthems
C557
Anthologies, General
Nioi
— National
N102
Anthomedusae
F109
Anthony (Monaco)
R585
Anthozoa
F120
Anthracite
D563
Anthrax
H407
Anthropinae
Gooi
Anthropoidae
F990
Anthropology
Gooo
Anthropometry
G016
Anthropomorphism
J401
Anthropophagy
G048
Anti-Burghers
K906
Anti-Christianity
K370
Anticosti Island
W060
Anti-Cyclones
D222
Antidotes
G457
Anti-fouling Compositions
B653
Antigua
W671
Antihidrotics
H244
Antilles, Greater, General
W640
— Lesser
W660
Antilopes
F867
Antilopidae
F866
Antimony
D475
Antinomianism
K422
Antioch Patriarchate
K434
Antiperiodics
G509
Antiphonals
C559
Antipyretics
G503
Antiquities
Dioo-125
Antiseptics
G506
Anti-spasmodics
G748
Anti-toxins
G510
Antoninus, Mar. Aur. (Rome) Q547
Antonius (Rome)
Q528
Antonius Gordianus
Q556
Antonius Pius
Q546
Anton (Saxony)
Antony and Cleopatra
Antonyms
Antrim
Ants
— White
Antwerp Province
— Town
Antwerpen, Province
— Town
Anura
Anus
Anvers
Anvils
Aortas
Aortic Stenosis
Aosta
Apache Indians
Apatite
Apeldoorn
Apennines
Aperients
Apes
Aphaniptera
Aphasia
Aphelion
Aphidffi
Aphonia
Aphorisms
Aphrodisiacs
Aphthae
Apiariae
Apiary
Apiculture
Aplacophora
Apocalypse
Apocrypha
Apocryphal Acts of Apostl
— Apocal3rpses
— Gospels
Apocynaceae
Apoda
Apogee
Apologetics, Christian
— (Theol.)
Aponogetonaceae
Apoplexy
Apostasy
Apostles
Apostles, Acts of
S983
O429
M065,
U057
F347
F306
T305
T306
T305
T306
F484
H180
T305-6
D663
H023-5
H053
Q802
W085
D423
T164
Q980
H193
F980-94
F370
G907
C812
F353
G908
N330
H366
H113
F345
F346
F346
F206
K230
K241
K262
K263
K261
E855
F482
C885
K321
J403
E339
G715
J282
K406
K21X
es
259
Apo-Ara
CLASSIFICATION.
Ara-Arg
Apostles' Creed
K603
Araliacese
E796
Apostolic Fathers
K408
Aral, Lake
S252
— Succession
K407
Aramaic Language
M240
Apothegms
N330
Araneina
F291
•Appalachian Language
M657
Ararat
Q162
Apparitions
J591
Araucanian Language
M608
Appeal Courts
L453
Araucaria
E310
Appendicitis
H159
Araucariacise
E309
Appendix, Vermiform
H158
Arbitration
L412
Appenzell, Canton
S545
Arboriculture
I250
— Town
S546
Arbours
I232
Apperception
Joio
Arbroath
V260
Appleby
U432
Arcades
B385
Apples
E590
Arcadia
Q372
Applied Mechanics
Bioo
Arcadius (Byz.)
Q321
Applique
A686
Archaean Age
D316
Appointments
L138
Archaeology
Oioo
Appolinarians
K420
Archangel
S053
Apprenticeship
L107
Archbishops
J904
Apricots
E602
Archdeacons
J908
April
D043
Archegoniatae
E270
Apses
B415
Archery
B938
Aptera
F355
Arches
B361
Apteryges
F613
Archichlamydeae
E431
Apterygota
F304
Archipelago, Greek
Q132
Apulia
Q940
Archiptera
F305
Apulia, Counts and Dukes
Q966
Architectonics
B300
Aquaria
F022
Architects
X013
Aquascalientes
W537
Architectural Details
B360
Aquatic Rights
L724
Architecture
B300-490
Aquatints
A720
Architraves
B371
Aqueducts
D146
Archives
M706
Aquifoliaceae
E687
Archons (Greece)
Q307-9
Aquila
Q911
Arc Lamps
B061
Aquitaine
R289
Arctic Archipelago
W045
Arabesques
A683
— Circle
D012
Arabia
Q260
— Ocean
D107
— Kalifate
Q265
— Regions
W910
Arabian Horses
F819
Arda Language
M607
— Language
M246
Ardeche
R342
— Literature
M247
Ardennes, Belgium
T355
— Medicine
G553
— France
R391
Arabia Petraa
Q255
Ardrossan
V350
Arabs
Q261
Areca
E366
Araceae
E370
Areometer
B034
Arachnida
E278
Arezzo
Q875
Aragon, Kings of
R620
Argentina
W800
— and Navarre
R625
Argillite
D381
Aragon, Langue
X191
Argolis
Q368
— Province
R727
Argon
D791
26c
Arg-Arm
CLASSIFICATION.
Arm-Art
Argon Group
D790
Argot
M435-901
Argument
A303
Argyll
V201
Ariana
P290
Arians
K416
Arias
C501
Ariege
R331
Aristocracy
L231
Aristolochiaceae
E486
Aristolochiales
E485
Aristotle
J322
Arithmetic
A401
— Mental
A420
Arithmetical Progression
A415
Arithmometer
A408
Arizona
W446
Ark (Noah's)
K129
Arkansas
W331
Arkhangelsk
S053
Arklow
U145
Aries
R374
Arlon
T348
Arm (Anatomy)
G681
Armada
R629
Armadillos
F726
Armagh County
U076
— Town
U077
Armamentaria
G572
Armaments
B911
Armata
F15&
Armatures
C052
Armed Intervention
L420
— Neutrality
L416
Armenia
Q160
Armenian Church
K447
— Language
M291
— Literature
M292
Armies, National
B843
Arminians
K745
Armistices
B985
Armlets
I655
Armorials
X082
Armorican Language
M410
— Literature
M411
Armour
B935
Armour Plates
D646
Arms (Anatomy)
G621
Army, British
B844
— Colonial
B848
Army Corps B874
— Indian B847
— Lists B904
— Medical Corps 6899
— Reserve B874
— Service Corps B898
Arnhem T161
Arnstadt S858
Arnulf (H. R. E.) S612
Arolsen S847
Arondissement L362R0
Arran V222
Arrangements (Musical) C444
Arran, Regency of V035
Arras R212
Arrest L515
Arrowroot E423
Arrows B938
Arsacidas P930
Arsenals B905
Arsenates D423
Arsenic D773
Arsenides D414
Arses (Persia) P913
Arson L631
Art A601
Arta Q391
Artabanus (Persia) P906
Artaxerxes I. (Persia) P907
— II. — P911
Arteries H020
Artesian Wells D154
Art Galleries A820
Arthrocostraca F271
Arthrogastrida F279
Arthropoda F240
Arthur, Chester A. (U.S.) W137
Arthurian Romances X121
Arthur, King U303
Artichokes E965
— Jerusalem E957
Article (Language) M028
Articles (AngUcan Church) K753-7
Articles of Association L826
Articles of Faith J 606
Articulates F130, etc.
Articulations G645
Artificial Eyes G839
— Lighting C140
— Limbs G586
261
Art-Asi
CLASSIFICATION.
Asp-Ast
Artificial Precious Stones
D512
Asparagus
— Respiration
G937
Aspens
— Stone
B312
Asphalt
— Teeth
H125
Asphyxia
Artillery, Army
B887
Aspirates
— Marine
B822
Assam
Artiodactyla
F835
— Language
Artistic Anatomy
A631
Assassination
Artists
X008
Assassins
Artists' Marks
A810
Assault (Law)
Artois
R210
Assaults (War)
Arts, Domestic I
passim
Assaying
— Fine
A601
Assemblies, Court
— Graphic
A600
— Social
— Recreative
H900
Assembling
— Unions
A807
Assembly, National
— Useful
A903
Assen
Arundel
U7Q0
Assent
Aryan Lang. & Lit. (Gen.) M252-3
Asses
Aryan (Asian) Language
M254
Assessments
— — Literature
M255
Assets
— (European) Language
M401
Assimilation
— — Literature
M402
Assiniboia
Asafoetida
E808
Assiniboine Indians
Asbestos
D379
Assiout
Ascalon
Q223
Assissi
Ascariasis
H501
Assistants, Shop
Ascension
K312
Assizes
— Day
J719
Associate Presbytery
— Island
O940
— Synod
Asceticism
K501
Association, Articles of
Aschaffenburg
S975
Association Football
Ascidiaeformes
F405
Associations
Ascites
H569
Assouan
Asclepiadaceas
E857
Assurance
Ascoli
Q883
Assur-bani-pal
Ascomycetes
E256
Assyria
Asexual Reproduction
E061
Assyro-Babylonian Lanf
Ashango Land
O670
— — Literature
Ashanti
O855
Astacidae
Ashraff (Persia)
P961
Asteroidea
Ashton-under-Lyme
U478
Asteroids
Ash Trees
E845
Asters
Ash Wednesday
J708
Asthenopia
Asia
P290
Asthma
Asia, Central (Russia)
S251
Astigmatism
— Minor
Q122
Astrakhan, Province
Asian Lang, and Literature M250-51
— Town
Asiatic Architecture
B453
Astringents
— Cholera
H536
Astrolabe
E390
E446
D566
G936
M0I3
P8I0
M333
L6II
X04I
L6I7
B969
D6I5
L2I7
H9qi
B161
R086
T156
A301
F833
L387
A484
E029
W035
W086
O481
Q878
Liio
L462
K904
K905
L826
H779
A006
O484
L970
O034
O031
A232
A233
F267
F171
C906
E953
G825
G939
G823
S127
S133
H447
C800-167
262
Ast-Att
CLASSIFICATION.
Att-Aus
Astrology-
C960
Astronomers
X024
Astronomy C800-965
— Nautical
B693
Astrophysics
C840
Astrophytidse
F171
Asturias and Leon., Kings
R606
Asturias, Province
R706
Asuncion (Paraguay)
W783
Aswan
O484
Asylum, Law of
L424
Asylums, General
H613
— Blind
G818
— Deaf and Dumb
G847
— Lunatic
G793
Atavism
E018
Athabasca
W033
Athabascan Indians
W085
— Language
M662
Athalaric (Italy)
Q613
Athanasian Creed
K602
Atharaveda
K026
Atheism
J427
Athelstane
U321
Athenian Empire
Q305
Athens
Q362
Athletics
H701
Athletic Sports
H720
Athlone
U120
Atlanta (Ga.)
W313
Atlantic Ocean
D102
Atlantic States. See U. S.
and
Mexico
Atlantis
D103
Atlases
O270
Atlas Mountains
O347
Atmosphere
D201
Atmospheric Electricity
D234
Atna Indians
W085
Atolls
D091
Atomic Theory
D706
Atomists
J316
Atoms
B004
— Vortex
B005
Atonement
K309
Atrophy
G335
Atropine
E884
Attack (War)
B970
Attention
J159
Attica
Q361
Attorney-General L444
Attorneys L486
Attraction B013
Attributes of God K325
Aube R397
Auch R314
Auckland P087
Auctioneers L841
Auctions L840
Aude R351
Audiphone G843
Auditing A487
Auditors A487
Auditory Nerve G707
Augsberg S979
Auguries J552
August D047
Augusta (Me.) W202
Augustinians K521
Augustus (Rome) Q53i
Auks F638
Aunis-Saintonge R280
Aunts G086
Aunt Sally H790
Aurehanus (Rome) Q567
Aurelius Carus 057^
— Marcus Q547
— Probus Q570
Auricle G841
Auricular Confession J 623
Auriculas E833
Aurillac R564
Aurora Borealis C928
Auscultation G323
Austin (Texas) W329
— Friars K521
Australasia Poio
Australasian Literature M532
Australia P015
— South P030
— West P025
Australian Commonwealth P020
— Languages M385
— Literatiu-e M532
— Tribes Poii
Austral Islands P107
Australoid Races G008
Austria S301
Austria-Hungarian Printing M786
Austria-Hungary S300
263
Aus-Azt
CLASSIFICATION.
Baa-Bak
Austria, Lower
Austrian Literature
Austrian Poland
Austria, Patriarchate
Austria, Upper
Authenticity of Bible
Authority
Authors
— Collected Works
Authorship
Autobiography
Auto-cars
Autocracy
Auto-da-fe
Autoflagellata
Autographs
Auto-machinery
Automata
Automatic Machinery
— Trading Machines
Autopsy
Autumn
Auvergne
— Langue
Auxerre
Ava
Avalanches
Avarice
Aveiro
Avellino
Avenues
Aves
Aveyron
Avignon
Avila
Avis, House of
Avoirdupois
Awaji
Axes
Axilla
Axles
Axminster Carpets
Ayr
Ayrshire
Ayyiibid Kalifate
Azerbijan
Azimuth
Azores
Azov, Sea of
Aztecs
S33I
Baalbek
Q185
M570
Babar
P615
S372
Babies
Giio
K443
Baboons
F987
S333
Baby Linen
I513
K274
Babylon
O039
J0I4
Babylonia
O037
X054
Babylonian Language
M240
A003
Babylonish Captivity
Q205
Mioi
Baccarat
H929
X
Bachelors
G053
B570
Bacillariales
E222
L210
Back-Bone
G603
K620
Backgammon
H942
F061
Bacon, Francis
J335
X215
Baconian Philosophy
J335
B116
Bacteria
E210
B115
Bacteriology
E217
B115
Bactria
P882
L857
Bacup
U479
G395
Badajoz
R754
D037
Baden-Baden, Margraves
S902
R560
Baden (State)
S900
X191
— Dukes, etc.
S902-10
R540
— (Town)
S921
P805
Badgers
F915
D080
Badges
X094
J232
Badminton
H762
R921
Baffin Land
W044
Q933
Bagatelle
H912
I240
Bagdad Caliphate
Q280
F600
— City
Q175
R303
Bagpipes
C691-95
R377
Bags (Leather)
I757
R716
Bahaira
O455
R820
Bahama Islands
W636
A451
Bahawulpur
P762
P356
Bahia
W729
B154
Bahmani Kings (Deccan)
P637
G622
Bahr-el-Gazal
O489
B168
Bail
L517
I455
Baihes
L392
V346
Bailiffs
L475
V345
Bailments
L705
Q272
Baireuth
S967
P980
Bait (Angling)
I736
D016
Bajazet L (Turkey)
Q056
R960
— IL
Q062
S118
Bakehouses
I931
W502
Bakers
I936
264
Bak-Bal CLASSIF
Baking I930
Baku S143
Balance of Power L258
Balances B175
Balance Sense G849
— Sheets A486
Balances, Watch D286
Balanidse F258
Balanitis H334
Balanophoraceae E484
Balbinus Q557
BaJbriggan U135
Baldness H452
Baldwin I. (Jerusalem) Q233
- n. - Q234
— in. — Q236
— IV. — Q238
— V. — Q239
— I. (Greece) Q332
— 11. — Q332
Bfi,le S540
Balearic Islands R781
Bali P217
Baliol, John V020
Balkan Mountains Q401
— States Q400
Ballad Operas C777
Ballads (Music) C590
— (Poetry) N115
Ballast B743
Ball-bearings B173
Ballets C779
Ball Games. See names, as
Cricket, Billiards, Football,
Tennis, etc.
Ballina U093
Ballistics B917
Balloons D266
Ballot L283
Ballrooms H983
Balneology G524
Baloena F892
Balsaminacese E702
Baltic Islands T564
— Provinces (Russia) S078
— Sea T940
Baltimore W277
Baluchistan P890
— British P834
Balustrades B376
':ation.
Bam-Bar
Bamberg
S965
Bamboos
E356
Bananas
E415,
Banbridge
U082
Banbury
U727
Bandages
G581
Bandicoots
F712
Banditti
X042
Bandola
C635
Bandon
U185
Bands
C750-65
Banff
V161
Banffshire
Vi6o-
Bangalore
P847
Bangkok
P525
Bangor, Ireland
U083
— Wales
U236
Banishment
L679
Banjo
C638
Banka
P206
Bankers
X047
Bank Holidays
J752
Banking
L950
Bank Notes
L878
Bankruptcy
L843
Bankruptcy Courts
L848
Banks
L950-62
— Land
L960
Banks, Savings
L959
Banners
X097
Banquets
I901
Bantam
P212
Bantry
U187
Bantu Language
M205
Banyan Tree
E469
Baobabs
E721
Baptism
J614
Baptist Churches
K820
— . (Dutch)
K827
— Seventh Day
K802
— Union
K824
Bar
L482
Barbadoes
W685
Barbarossa F.
S629
Barbary Corsairs
O321
Barbary States
O320
Barberry
E535
Barbers
H462
Barber Surgeons
H461
Barbuda
W671
265
Bar-Bas
CLASSIFICATION.
Bas-Bat
Barca
O381
BasU (Vasali) II. (Russia)
S005
Barcelona
R732
— III. —
S005
Bards
C781
— IV. —
S005
Barebones Parliament
V554
— V. —
S012
Barges
B674
Basil Chouiski
S018
Bari
Q941
Basilicata
Q945
Baritone
C526
Basingstoke
U768
Barium
D440
Basket Making
I370
Bark
E113
Basle (Town)
S541
Bar-le-Dur
R412
— (Council)
K480
Barley
E355
— See Basel
Barmen
S773
Basque Language
M585
Barnacles
F256
— Literature
M586
Barns
I025
— Provinces
R722
Barnsley
U451
Bas-reliefs
A801
Barnstaple
U693
Bass, Double
C613
Baroda
P703
Bass Drum
C735
Barometers
D236
Basses-Alpes
R365
Barometry
D236
— Pyrenees
R321
Baronage
X108
Basset Horn
C696
Baronets
X109
Bassethounds
F929
Barons
X108
Bass Figured
C430
Barons' War
U345
Bass (Fish)
F456
Barques
B668
— (Harmony)
C427
Barracks
B906
Bassoon
C707
Barrators
L531
— Double
C708
Barratry
B781
BcLssora
Q176
Barrel-Organs
C728
Bass Rock
V340
Barrels
I351
— (Voice)
C527
Barrier Reefs
P041
Bastar
P746
Barristers
L484
Bastardy
G091
Barrow-in-Furness
U480
Bastille
R505
Barrows (Archaeology)
O153
Bastinado
L684
— (Vehicles)
B557
Basuto Land
O745
Barter
L802
Batavia
P211
Bartholomew Fair
L807U3
Batavian Republic
T008
— Massacre
R075
Batavii
Tool
Baruch
K248
Bath
U671
Barytone
C526
Bath Chairs
B558
Basalt
D367
Bathgate
V322
Base-Ball
H756
Bathing
G524
Basellacese
E505
Bath, Order of the
X125
Basel Land
S542
Baths
G524-32
— Stadt
S540
— Swimming
G531
— (Town)
S541
Batidacese
E501
Base Metals
D475-83
Batley
U452
— (Military)
B961
Batons
B932
Bashan
Q180
Batrachia
F480
Bashfulness
G739
Bats
F741
Basil (Vasali) I. (Russia)
S005
— Vampire
F742
266
Bat-Bed
CLASSIFICATION.
Bed-Bel
Battalion
B877
Bedouins
Q261
Batteries (Artillery)
B911
Bedrooms
B439
— (Electric)
C058
Beds
I340
— (Mountain)
B889
Bed Sores
H408
Battering-rams
B943
Beeches
E454
Battersea
U967
Beef
I892
Batting
H752
Bee-Keeping
F346
Battle Axes
B932
Beers
I823-24
Battledore
H763
Bees
F345
Battlements
B974
Beetles
F320-32
Battle, Order of
B965
Beetroot
E495
Battles
O006
Beggars
L076
Battleships
B826
Begging
L076
Batum
S148
Begoniaceae
E760
Bautzen
S997
Begonias
E761
Bavaria
S940
Behar
P814
— Dukes, Electors,
Kings S941-46
Behaviour
J216
— House of
S643, 664
Beheading
L668
— Lower
S954
Behera
O465
— Upper
S950
Behring Strait
W480
Bayern
S940
Being
J 002
— Nieder
S954
Beira
R920
— Ober
S950
Beja
R943
Bayonets
B926
Bel and the Dragon
K252
Bayonne
R323
Belatores
O032
Bazaars
L809
Belfast
U058
Beacons
B717
Belfort
R422
Beadles
J 937
Belfreys
B402
Beads
I523
Belgae
T002
Beagles
F928
Belgian Literature
M443
Beams
B337
— Painting
A670
Beans
E626
Belgie
T200
Bear-baiting
F903
Belgique
T200
Beards
H462
Belgium
T200
Bearings
B172
Belgium Kings
T250
Beam
R320
Belgium and Holland
Tooo
Bears
F902
Belgrade
Q440
Beatification
K405
Belief (Logic)
A301
Beatitudes
K204
— (Theology)
J405
Beaumaris
U233
Belize
W605
Beaune
R544
Belladonna
E884
Beauty
JlOI
Bell, Book and Candle
J628
Beauvais
R482
Belle He
R261
Beaver Indians
W085
Belles-lettres
Mioo
Beavers
F758
Bell Founding
C741
Beccles
U563
Belligerent Rights
L418
Bechuanaland
O715
Bellinzona
S560
Bedding
I340
Bellows
D256
Bedford
U756
Bell-Ringing
C740
Bedfordshire
U755
Bell Rock
V261
267
Bel-Ber
CLASSIFICATION.
Ber-Bhii
Bells
C739
Bergen
T711
— Hand
C742
Bergenhus, Nordre
T718
Belluno
Q819
— Sondre
T716
Beloochistan
P890
Bergen-op-Zoom
T168
Belting (Mechanics)
B179
Beri-beri
H541
Belts
I656
Berkeley
J352
Beluchi Language
M287
Berkshire
U731
Benares
P832
Berlin
S725
Bench
L473
Bermondsey
U958
Bending Machinery
B146
Bermuda
W635
Benedict I. (Pope)
Q661
Bernadotte Line (Sweden)
T825
— II. —
Q664
Bernard (Italy)
Q622
— III. —
Q672
Bernardines
K514
— IV. —
Q67.5
Bern (Canton)
S531
— V. —
Q676
Bern (Town)
S532
— VI. —
Q676
Bernicia
U308
— VII. —
Q676
Berries
E147
— VIII. —
Q676
Berry
R510
— IX. —
Q676
Bervie
V251
— X. —
Q677
Berwick, North
V339
— XL —
Q695
Berwick-on-Tweed
U403
— XII. —
Q698
Berwickshire
V395
— XIII. —
Q745
Beryllium
D441
— XIV. —
Q747
Beryls
D518
Benedictine (Liqueur)
I841
BesenQon
R426
Benedictines
K511
Bessarabia
S103
Benefices
J894
Bestiaries
F004
Benefit Clubs
L172-3
Betel Nuts
E366
Benefit of Clergy
J 950
Bethlehem
Q224
Benevolence
J266
Bethlemites
K716
Bengal District
P812
Bethnal Green
U937
— Governors and
Kings P633
Betrothal
G057
— Presidency
P811
Betterment
L758
Bengali Language
M275
Betting
L934
Benghazi
O382
Betulaceae
E448
Benguela
O660
Beverages
I810
Benin
O815
Beverley
U446
— Bight of
O865
Bewdley
U647
Beni-Souef
O476
Bexhill
U791
Bennettitales
E305
Beyreuth
S967
Benzines
D811
Beyrouth
Q187
Bequests
L786
Beys of Algiers
O351
Berar
P843
— Tvmis
O371
Berberidaceae
E534
Beziers
R350
Berber Language
M229
Bezique
H932
— Tribes
O346
Bhang
E467
Bereavement
J285
Bhartpur
P720
Berenger I. (Italy)
Q627
Bhopal
P733
— II. —
Q630
Bhotan
P707
Bergamo
Q808
Bhutan
P707
268
Bia-Bio
CLASSIFICATION.
Bio-Bjo
Biafra, Bight of
O863
Biarritz
R324
Bible ^^
Kiio-293
— Apocrypha
K241
— Characters
K291
— Christians
K838
— Classes
.T874
— Lost Books
K240
— Pseudepigrapha
K260
— Texts
Km
BibUcal Analysis
K290
— Criticism
K270
— Exegesis
K280
Bibliographers
X050
Bibliographies. See Sub
ects
Bibliography
M760
— Universal
M761
Bibliomania
M762
Bicycles
B581
Bideford
U694
Bids
A488
Bigamy
G069
Big-Game Shooting
H831
Bigha
Q131
Bighorns
F865
Bight of Benin
O865
— Biafra
O863
Bignoniaceae
E903
Bigotry
.T013
Bikaner
P718
Bile
H150
Bileton
P207
BiHary Calculi
H152
— Substances
D878
Biliousness
H151
Billeting
B984
BiUiards
H911
Bill-posting
L862
Bills, Exchequer
L905
— of Exchange
L842
— of Lading
B737
— of Parcels
A417
— of Sale
L768
Bills (Parliament)
L306
Bimana
Gooi
Bimetallism
L876
Binders
M893
Bindings
M873-90
Binominal Theorem
A433
Biogenesis
E060
Biographers X062
Biography Xooo—
Biological Sciences E, F to I
Biologists X027
Biology Eooo
— Economic I
— Electro- G771
— Local E078
— Marine E079
Biometrics E006
Bioplasm E003
Birches E451
Birching L683
Birds F600
— Cage F661
— of Paradise F675
— of Prey F685
— Plumage F602
Birkenfeld S813
Birkenhead U523
Birmingham U612
Birth, Biology E060
— Concealment of L566
Birthday Books X206
— Cards X207
Birth, Human H370
— Premature H382
Births (Population) L047
Bisaya P277
Biscay, Bay of R268
— Provinces (France) R267
Biscuits I933
Bishops J905
Bishop's Castle U637
Bismarck Archipelago P181
— (N. Dakota) W403
Bismuth 0476
Bisons F859
Bites (Animal) H584
— (Insect) H590
— (Snake) H591
Bithynia Q128
Bitlis Q168
Bits (Saddlery) I772
Bitters I838
Bitumen D565
Bivouacs B909
Bixacese E747
Bjorn Jernside, House of T801
269
Bla-Blo
CLASSIFICATION.
Blo-Boh
Black-Art J553
Blackberries E596
Blackboard Drawing A609
Blackburn U481
Black Death G313
Black Eagle, Order of X153
Blackfoot Indians W084
Black Forest S933
— Friars K519
Blackheads H409
Blacking I766
Blacklead D497
Black Letter M809
Black Magic J553
Blackmail L640
Blackpool U482
Black Sea S119
Blacksmithing D660
Black Snakes F557
Bladder H210
Blairgowrie V232
Blanc, Mont R446
Blandford Forum U682
Blankenberghe T323
Blasphemy J 245
Blast Furnaces D602
Blasting D633
Blastoidea ^'^77
Blattiacese E776
Blazonry X083
Bleaching I475
Bleddyn U217
Bleeding G574
— at Nose G863
Blekinge T914
Blending * I876
Blights I020
Blind, Asylums for G818
— Biog. X065
— Disease G817
— Hookey Hg46
Bhndness G815
— Colour G814
Blinds B347
Blisters H441
Blockade- Running B805
Blockades B804
Block Books M771
Bloemfo^tein O743
Blois R521
Blood Hooi
Blood and Circulation (Biol.) E025
— — (Human) Hooo
Bloodhounds
F925
Bloodless Surgery
G575
Blood-letting
G578
Blood Poisoning
H548
— Transfusion
G545
— Vessels
H006
Bloomsbury
U923
Blow Flies
F367
Blowing Machines
0252
Blowpipe
D257
Blue Bells
E941
— Books
L308
— (Colour)
C125
— Green Algae
E207
— Gum Tree
E788
— Prints (Photo.)
A772
Blunders, General
A330
— Speech
M043
Blushing
G738
Board Games
H937
Boarding Out (Paupers)
L072
— Schools
A165
Boards
L134
Boar Hounds
F939
Boar-hunting
F839
Boas
F554
Boasting
J242
Boat-building
B672
Boating
B708
Boat Races
B710
Boats
B671
— Motor
B673
Boden See
S918
Bodies (Pottery)
D967
Bodmin
U707
Body and Mind
J151
Bodyguard (Court)
L221
Bodyul
P493
Boehme
J341
Boeotia
Q361
Boers
O731
Boer Wars
O732-33
Bogota
W706
Bogs
D093
Bohemia
S340
— Dukes
S341
— Kings
S342
270
Boh-Bon
CLASSIFICATION.
Bon-Bor
Bohemianism
J216
Bonnets
I525
Bohemian Language
M478
Bonneville
R448
— Literature
M479
Bonuses
L986
Bohmen
S340
Book Accession
M953
Bohus
T919
Bookbinders
M893
Boilers
C210
Bookbinding, General
M872
Boiling
C214
— Historical
M873
Boils
H410
— Practical
M880
Boisee
W471
Book Cases
I342
Bois le Due
T166
— ■ Charging
M962
Bokhara
S261
— Collecting
M762
Boleros
C467
— Distribution
M963
Boleslas I.-II. (Poland)
S151
— Illustration
A608
— III.-VI. —
S153
— Keeping
A47c>
— V. —
S154
— Labels
MgsS
Bolivar
W704
— of Common Prayer K750.685
Bolivia
W770
— of Wisdom
K24&
BoUandists
K635
— Plates
M956
Bologna
Q830
— Rarities
M763
Bolton
U483
— Shelves
I342
Bolts
D674
Books, Best
M955
Boma
O652
— Condemned
M134
Bombacaceae
E720
— Sacred
J601
Bombardon
C676
Book Selection
M764
Bombay City
P839
Booksellers (Biog.)
X053
— District
P838
— (Trade)
M897
— Presidency
P835
Bookselling
M897
— States
P735
Bookworms
M882
Bombs
B914
Book Writing
M103
Bombycina
F384
Boomerangs
B941
Bondage
L150
Boot Blacks
I765
Bonds
L703
Booth Theatres
N244.
Bone
O357
Bootle
U498
Bone Diseases
G640
Boot-making
I760.
— Manufacture
I783
Boots
I762-3
Bones (Anatomy)
G601-44
— Seven-leagued
J557
— (Crackers) Music
C748
Booty
B983
Bone-Setting
G644
Boracic Acid
D852
Boniface I. (Pope)
Q658
Borage
E869
— II. —
Q661
Boraginacese
E867
— III. —
Q663
Borates
D419,
— IV. —
Q663
Borax
D494
— V. —
Q663
Bordeaux
R293
— VI. —
Q674
Borders, English
U402
— VII. —
Q676
— Scots
V344
— VIII. —
Q695
Bores
J220
— IX. —
Q705
Boring Machines
B137
Benin Islands
P372
— (Mining)
D623
Bon-Mots
N316
; Boris-Godonof
S015
Bonn
S774
Borneo
P220-25,
271
Bor-Bow Cj
LASSIFl
'CATION. I
Sow-Bra
Bornholm
T565
Bowling (Cricket)
H753
Bornu Language
M210
Bowling (Green)
H772
Boron
D783
Bowls
H772
Borough, County
L378
Bow-played Instruments
C603
— Municipal
L380
Bows and Arrows
B939
Borrowers (Library)
M961
— (Violin)
C614
Bosna-Serai
S475
Boxing
H728
Bosnia
S470
Box-making
I347
Bosphorus
Q102
Boxwood
E677
Boston, Lines.
U537
Boycotting
J293
— Mass.
W216
Boyne River
U125
Botanic Gardens
E180
Boys
Giii
Botanists
X029
Boys' Brigades
B903
Botany
Eioo
Brabant (Belgium)
T310
Botany Bay
P053
— Dukes of
S891
Botany, Cryptogamic
E200
— (Holland)
T165
— Economic
E176
Bracelets
I655
— Field
E173
Brachiopoda
F167
— Local
E172
Brachygraphy
M746
— Medical
G402
Brackley
U622
— Palaeo
E195
Bradford
U453
— Pelagic
E156
Braga
R903
Bothies
I081
Braganza-Coburg, House of
R850
Bottled Foods
I882
— House of
R830
Bottles
D994
— (Town)
RqI2
Botthng
D995
Brahma
K02I
Bouches-du-Rhone
R371
Brahmaputra River
P858
Boudoirs
B438
Brahmin ism
K020
Bougainville Island
P195
Brahmo-Somaj
K03I
Boulders
D082
Brain
G7d('
Boulevards
R502
— Medicines
G741
Boundaries
O282
Brakes (Mechanics)
Bt6o
Bounties
L921
— (Railway)
B5T]
■" Bounty " Mutiny
P119
Bramanas of the Vedas
Kn2S
Bourbon, House of (Spain)
R640
Brambles
E596
— Island
O580
Bramo-Somaj
Ko^i
Bourbonnais
R565
Branches (Botany)
ElOQ
Bourbon-Orldans, House
R114
— (Commerce)
L836
Bourbons (France)
R080
Branchiopoda
F247
— Restoration
Riio
Branch Libraries
M964
Bourees
C468
Brandenburg
S722
Bourg
R548
— Margraves of
S70I
Bourges
R512
Brandy
I832
Bournemouth
U769
Branle
C469
Bourses
L931
Brass
D665
Bovidse
F851
— Bands
C757
Bow (London)
U946
Brasseries
I878
Bowers
I236
Brasses
A8oo
Bowing
C614
Brassica
E548
Bowling, Carpet
H773
Brass-working
D664
272
Bra-Bri
CLASSIFICATION.
Bri-Bro
Bratsoerg T712
Braunkohle D560
Braunschweig State S835
— Dukes S 836-7
— Town S83S
Bravery J256
Brawl (dance) C469
Bray (Ireland) U143
Brazil W720
— Nuts E780
Brazing D654
Breach of Promise (Marriage) G068
Bread Ig32
Bread Fruit E466
Breadstuffs I015
Break-bone Fever H523
Breakfasts 1 903
Breakspeare, Nicholas Q683
Breakwaters B244
Breasts H384
Breath, Foetid H136
Breathing G936
Brechin V258
Brecknockshire U262
Brecon U263
Breda T167
Breeding Live Stock I053
Breezes, Land and Sea D227
Brehon I,aws L436U0
Bremen S807
Brentford U871
Brescia Q809
Breslau S741
Brest R258
Bretagne R250
Brethren of the Coast W632
Breton Language M410
Bretons R250
Breviaries J631
Breweries I828
Brewing I820
— Home I827
Brian Boroimhe U014
Bribery L554
Bric-a-brac A809
Bricklayers B326
Bricks B324
Brickwork B323
Bridal Customs G060.748
bridge (Game) H922
Bridgeport (U.S.)
Bridges
Bridgnorth
Bridgwater
Bridhngton
Bridport
Briefs
Brieuc
Brigade
Brigandage
Brighouse
Brighton
Bright's Disease
Brigs
Briquettes
Brisbane
Bristle-footed Worms
Bristle Tails
Bristol
British
Baluchistan
Borneo
Central Africa
Colonies
Columbia
East Africa
Egypt
Empire
Guiana
Honduras
Islands
— (United Kingd.)
Israelites
Navy
New Guinea
Painting
Parliament
Provinces (India)
South Africa
Batons
Brittany
— Dukes
Brittle Stars
Brno
Broad Church
Broads
Broadswords
Brocoli
Brodick
Brokerage
of
W238
B220
U638
U672
U447
U683
L537
R256
B876
L639
U454
U788
H205
B567
D562
P048
F149
F304
U662
P834
P222
O620
V650
W026
A530
O445
V600
W714
W604
U. V.
V500
K009
B807
P175
A675
L310
P800
O720
V500
R250
R251
F172
S369
K765
U532
B929
E552
V223
L813
273
Bro-Buc
CLASSIFl
'CATION.
Bromberg
S738
Buckingham
Bromeliacese
E380
Buckinghamshire
Bromide Prints
A771
Buckwheat
Bromides
D758
Bucuresci
Bromine
D758
Budapest
Bromley-by-Bow
U947
Buddha
Bromley (Kent)
U822
Buddhism
Bronchi
G929
Budding
Bronchitis
Gq30
Budgets
Bronze
D666
Buds
Bronze Age
O120
Budweis
Brooklyn
W244
Buenos Aires, City
Brooms
I791
— Province
Brothels
G097
Buffalo
Brotherhoods, Anglican
K561
Buffalos
Brothers
G083
Bugle Calls
Brounonian Medicine
G557
Buglehorns
Broussa
Q127
Bugles
Brown Coal
D560
Bugs
Brownies
J563
Buhlwork
Brownists
K806
Builders
Bruce, Robert
V023
Building Construction
Bruges
T321
— Operations
Brugg
S555
Buildings
Brugge
T321
Building Societies
Bruises
H581
Buildings, Preservation
Brumaire Revolution
R103
— Restoration
Bruniacese
E583
Building Stones
Briinn
S369
Bukharest
Brunswick, New
W062
Bukowina
— State
S835
Bulbs
— Town
S838
Bul6 (Greece)
Brus
V023
Bulgaria
Brush and Comb Making
I790
Bulgarian Language and
Brushes
I791
Bulkheads
Brush Work
A621
Bulla
Brussel
T311
Bull-baiting
Brussels
T311
Bulldogs
— Carpets
I451
Bullets
Bruxelles
T311
Bull-fighting
Bryology
E277
— Frogs
Bryophyta
E275
Bullion
Bryozoa
F163
Bulls (Linguistic)
Bubastite Empire
O415
— Papal
Bubo
H309
— (Zoology)
Bubonic Plague
H540
Bulrushes
Buccaneers
W632
Bundesrath
Buchanan, Pres. James (U.
S.) W131
Bunions
Bucharest
Q470
Buonaparte, Joseph
Buckeburg
S832
Buoyancy
Lit
Buc-Buo
A751
U750
E492
Q470
S450
K041
K040
I223
A486
E126
S361
W803
W802
W246
F860
C657
C670
C656-59
F350
I329
B359
B305
B357
B300
L171
B448
B447
B320
Q470
S376
E105
L354
Q480
M469
B655
F227
F857
F934
B914
F856
F487
D605
M044
Q652
F855
E360
L334
H4"
R646
D159
27,
Buo-But
CLASSIFICATION.
But-Caf
Buoys
B716
Butterflies
F387
Bureaucracy
L144
Buttons
1523
Burgesses
L024
Buttresses
B364
Burghers (Church)
K905
Buxacese
E676
— Anti
K906
Buxton
U586
Burghs
L379
Buzzards
F689
Burglary
L637
Bye-Laws
L146
Burgomeisters
L391
Byres
I054
Burgos
R717
Byzantine Architecture
B469
Burgundy (France)
R530
— Egypt
O431
— Dukes
R532
— Empire
Q320
Burgundy, House of (Portugal) R801
— Wines
I861
Cabala
K004
Burial
H650
Cabbages
E550
Burlesques
N214
Cab Drivers
B610
Burlettas
N214
Caber, Tossing the
H732
Burma
P801
Cabinet-making
I322
— Eastern
P808
Cabinets (Furniture)
I323
— Lower
P802
— (Government)
L316
Burmanniaceae
E425
Cables (Chains)
D673
Burma State
P710
— Electric Light
C070
— Upper
P804
— Telegraph
B634
Burmese Language
M335
Cable Tramways
B518
Burners
D931
Cabot
W015
Burning (Execution)
L670
Cabs
B608
Burning Glasses
C229
Cabul
P883
Burnishing
A704
Cacao
E724
Burnley
U485
Caceres
R755
Burns
H583
Cachexise
H109
Burntisland
V284
Cachuchas
C467
BursEe
G651
Cactaceae
E764
Bursaries
A134
Cactuses
E763
Burseraceas
E658
Caddis Flies
F317
Bursites
G651
Cadency
X084
Burslem
U595
Cadets (Boy)
B903
Burton-on-Trent .
U598
— (Naval)
B818
Buru
P242
Cadiz
R765
Bury
U486
Cadmium
D466
Bury St. Edmunds
U564
Cadwallawn
U201
Bushman Language
M203
Cadwallon
U210
Business Methods
L136
Caeciliae
F482
Buskerud •
T710
Csecum
H156
Bustards
F652
Caen
R239
Butchers
I893
Casnozoic Age
D343
Bute
V220
Caesar (C. J.)
-Q526
Butlers
1 962
Caesarian Operation
-H380
Butomaceae
E342
Caesars (12) Q531-
-42, Q543
Butter
I066
Cassium
: D435
— Artificial
D944
Cafes
I985
Buttercups
E531
Caffaine
E917
275
Caf-Cal
CLASSIFICATION.
Cal-Can
Caffre Language
M205
Calne
U742
Cage Birds
F661
Calomel
D495
Cages
F661
Caloric
C200
O
Cagliari
Q959
Calorimeter
C254
Cahors
R302
Calorimetry
C253
Caicos Islands
W638
Calvados
R238
Cairns
O156
Calvinistic Methodists
K833
Cairo
O457
— Welsh
K834
Caissons
B202
Calvinists
K730
Caithness
V120
Calycanthaceae
E537
Caius Caligula
Q533
Calyceracese
E946
— Julius Verus
Q555
Camberwell
U965
Cakes
I935
Cambistry
L881
Calabar
O811
Cambodia
P513
Calabria
Q946
Cambodian Language
M342
Calais
R213
Cambria
U200
— Pas de
R211
Cambrian Stratum (Geol.)
D318
Calatrava Order
X176
Cambridge
U551
Calceolarias
E893
(Mass.)
W217
Calcispongise
F102
Cambridgeshire
U550
Calcium
D438
Cambyses
P902
— Carbide Gas
D923
Camden
W252
Calculating Machines
A418
Camellias
E736
Calculators
A400
Camels
F871
Calculus (Math)
A520
Cameos
A802
— (Renal)
H203
Camera de' Deputati (Italy)
L346
— (Stone)
H213
— Lucida
C157
Calcutta
P813
— Obscura
C159
Caledonia
Vooo
Cameras
A753
Caledonian Canal
V147
Cameronians
K903
Caledonia, New
P185
Cameroons
O801
Calendars
O077
Campagna
Q895
— Garden
I221
Campaign, Plan of
B952
Calendering
M161
Campania
Q915
Calico Printing
I415
Campaniles
B401
California
W460
Campanology
C740
— Lower
W551
Campanulaceae
E940
Californian Language
M652
Campanularise
Fiio
Caligula
Q533
Campanulatse
E930
Caliphate
Q265
Campbellites
K957
Caliphs of Arabia
Q265
Campbeltown
V205
— Bagdad
Q280
Campeche
W524
Calisthenics
H713
Camp Followers
B902
Calixtus I. (Pope)
Q654
Camphor
E541
— II. —
Q681
Camping Out
H794
— III. —
Q714
Campobasso
Q912
Callao
W765
Camps
B907
Calligraphy
M730
Cams
B176
Callitrichacese
E674
Canada
W021
Calmucks
G012M316
Canadian, French- Literature M444
276
Can-Can
CLASSIFICATION.
Can-Car
Canadian Indians
Wo8i
— Literature
M533
Canal Life
B235
Canals
B232
Canarese Language
M325
Canaries
F662
Canary Isles
O920
Cancer
H553-58
Candahar
P886
Candia
Qui
Candlemas
J 704
Candles
D939
CandoUeaceas
E945
Candy
I921
Canellaceae
E748
Canes (Walking Sticks)
I615
Canidse
F917
Cannabis
E467
Cannaceae
E421
Canned Foods
I882
Cannel Coal
D551
Cannes
R363
Cannibalism
G048
Canning, Earl
P666
— (Food)
I882
Cannons
B913
Canoes
B678
Canonization
K405
Canon Law
J812
— (Music)
C434
— of the Bible
K273
Canons
J909
— Minor
J910
Canopies
A798
Cantal
R563
Cantatas
C540
Canteens
B910
Canterbury
U802
— Bells
E942
Cantharides
F327
Canticles
K151
Cantilever Bridges
B226
Canto Fermo
C432
Canton
P472
— River
P473
Cantons, Swiss
S510-73
Canute
U329
Canute. See also Knud
Canvas
I425
Canvassing L281
Canzones C502
Caoutchouc I702
Cape Breton Island W068
— Coast Castle O851
— Colony O760
— Dutch, Language M508
— Horn W821
— of Good Hope O760
Capet and Valois R040
— House of R041
Cape Town O761
— Verd Islands O930
Capillaries H029
Capillarity D156
Capillary Attraction D156
Capital L940
— Punishment L665
Capitals (Arch.) B367
Capitulation B989
Cappadocia Q124
Capparidacese E559
Capri Q932
Capriccios C445
Caprices (Music) C445
Caprification E166
Caprifoliaceas E920
Caps I525
Capsicum E886
Caps, Percussion D918
Capsules (Bot.) E146
Captains (Army) B861
— (Navy) B814
— (Ship) B771
Captives of War B986
— (Prisoners) L516
Captures (Inter-Law) L421
Capuchin Order K522
Caracalla Q55i
Caracas W712
Caravan Life H793
Caravan Routes B211
Caraways E802
Carbines B918
Carbocyclic Compounds D890
Carbo-hydrates D870
Carbolic Acid D853
Carbon D781
Carbonari L180Q5
Carbonates D420
277
Car-Car
CLASSIFICATION.
Car-Car
Carbon Group
D780
Carbonic Acid
D854
Carboniferous Stratum
D329
Carbon Prints
^77Z
Carbuncles (Disease)
H412
— (Jewels)
D521
Carburettors
C287
Carcassonne
R352
Cardamoms
E420
Card-boards
M866
Card, Fortune Telling
J541
— Games
H915-34
Cardiff
U278
Cardigan
U259
Cardiganshire
U258
Cardinals
J 903
— College of
K611
Carding (Wool)
I433
Cards, Christmas
J731
— Easter
J716
— Membership
L775
— New Year
J702
— Playing
H916
— Show
L865
— Tricks
H954
Caretakers
B618
Cargoes
B739
Caria
Q139
Caribbean Sea
W633
Caribbee Islands
W660
Carib Language
M614
Caricaceae
E758
Caricature
A636
Caries
G642
Carillon
C743
Carinatae
F614
Carinthia
S384
Carinus
Q572
Carl IX. (Sweden)
T810
— X. —
T814
— XI. —
T815
— XII. —
T816
— XIII. —
T823
_ XIV. —
T826
— XV. —
T828
— Durazzo
S408
Carl. See also Karl
Carlingford
U115
Carlisle
U412
Carlists
R645
Carlo Alberto (Sardinia) ' Q958
— Emanuele I. (Sardinia) Q953
_ _ II. _ Qggg
— Felice — Q957
— Luigi (Florence) Q864
Carloman (France) R027
Carloman (Pepin) Italy Q621
Carlo of Anjou (Naples) Q922
Carlos I. (Portugal) R852
— I. (Spain) R627
— II. — R632
— III. — R643
— IV. — R644
Carlovingians R020
Carlow County U148
— Town U149
Carlsruhe S916
Carmarthen U274
Carmarthenshire U273
Carmelite Nuns K541
— Order K518
Carminatives H190
Carnarvon U235
Carnarvonshire U234
Carnatic P744
Carnations E507
Carnelian - D528
Carnic Alps S385
Carniola S387
Carnivals N223
Carnivora F900
Carnot (France) R136
Carol I. (Rrmiania) Q456
Carolina, North W308
— South W310
Caroline Islands P155
Carolingian Dynasty R020
Carols C571
Carp F443
Carpathian Mountains S375
Carpathos Q137
Carpels E130
Carpentaria, Gulf P042
Carpentry I311
Carpentry and Joinery I310
Carpet-bowls H773
Carpets I450
Carp-Uce F250
Carpus G618
Carrara Q873
278
Car-Cas
CLASSIFICATION.
Cas-Cat
Carriage of Goods
B532
Castaways
B757
— Building
B555
Caste (Brahminism)
K020
Carriages, Motor
B570
— (Society)
J216
— (Railway)
B508
Castello Branco
R925
— (Vehicles)
B554
Castellon
R779
Carrick
V354
Castes, Half
G045
Carrickfergus
U059
Castile and Leon
R607
Carrick-on-Shannon
U098
Castile, Old
R715
— Suir
U172
— New
R756
Carrier Pigeons
F627
Castilla la Nueva
R756
Carriers
B613
— la Vieja
R715
Carrots
E811
Casting
D642
Carson City
W456
— Type
M801-6
Cars (Railway)
B508
Cast Iron
D454
Cars (Tramway)
B516
Castlebar
U092
Cartagena
R776
Castles
B972
Cartesianism
J337
Castor Oil Plant
E672
Carthage
O305
Castrametation
B907
Carthusian Order
K513
Castration
H327
Cartilages
G601
Casts, Plaster
A793
Cartography
O280
Casualties
B992
Cartoons
A637
Casuarina
F610
Cartridges
D918
Casuarinaceae
E458
Carts
B561
Casuistry
J211
Carving (Dining)
I916
Catacombs
H662
— ■ Ivory
I781
— Rome
Q900
— (Sculpture)
A792
Catalan Language
M441
— (Wood)
I332
Catalepsy
G716
Caryatides (Arch.)
B366
Catalogues. See Subjects
Caryocaraceae
E730
Cataloguing
M150-4
Caryophyllacese
E506
— Alphabetical Author
M151
Cascara
E705
— Classified
M152
Caserta
Q934
— Dictionary
M153
Cases, Leading
L544
Calalonia
K731
Cash-Book
A480
Catamarca
W808
Cashel
U169
Catamenia
H360
Cashmere
P705
Catania
Q969
Cash Registers
L891
Catanzaro
Q947
Casimir I. (Poland)
S151
Cataplasmata
G414
— II. —
S152
Cataract (Eye)
G826
— III. —
S157
Catarrh
G864
— IV. —
S162
Catarrhinse
F985
Casimir-Perier (France)
• R137
Catches (Music)
C584
Caspian Sea
S136
Catechisms
J604
Cassava
E673
Catenary
B041
Cassel
S767
Cat Fish
F442
Cassia
E614
Catgut
C615
Cassowaries
F612
Cathari
K401
Castamouni
Q144
Catharine I. (Russia)
S027
Castanets
C747
— II. —
S037
279
Cat-Cel
CLASSIFICATION.
Cel-Cer
Cathartics
H192
Celestial Hemispheres
C811
Cathay
P400
— Motions
C814
Cathedrals
J851
Celestine I. (Pope)
Q657
Catherine, St., Order
X160
— II. —
Q682
Cathode Rays
C102
— III. —
Q686
Cathohc ApostoUc Church
K951
— IV. —
Q689
Cathohc Church, Orders
K510
— V. —
Q694
CathoUc Churches. See Eastern
Celibacy
G051
Ch. Roman Cathohc Church
Cells (Ecclesiastical)
J862
Cathohcons
G511
— (Electric)
C008
Cats
F950-64
— . (Prison)
L662
Catskill Mounts
W241
— Theory (Biol.)
E003
Cattle
F851
Celluloid
I361
— Wild
F853
Cellulose
D873
Caucasia, North
S137
Celtic Immigrations (U. K.
) V502
Caucasus
S134
— Languages
M403
— Mountains
S135
— Literature
M404
Caul
H170
Celts
Q002
Cauliflowers
E551
Cements (Building)
B307
Cauls
H170
— (Adhesives)
D954
Causation
Jon
Cemeteries
H690
Causation of Disease
G301
Censorship, Press
M131
Cause and Effect
Jon
Census
L041
Causes, Final
J 007
Centenarians
G025
Caustics
H445
Centipedes
F302
Cautery
G577
Central Africa
O600—
Caution
J271
— — Languages
M209
Cavalry
B880
Central America
W600
Cavan County
U087
— • India States
P730
— Town
U088
— Provinces (India)
P842
Cavatinas
Cd03
Centrifugal Force
B031
Cave Dwelhngs
O150
Centripetal Force
B031
Caves
D095
Centrolepidaceae
E375
Cavicornia
F850
Centrospermse
E493
Cavies
F772
Cephalochordia
F401
Cawdor
V152
Cephalonia
Q389
Cawnpur
P831
Cephalopoda
F232
Cayenne (Fr. Guiana)
W718
Cephalotaceae
E573
Caymans
W645
Ceram
P243
Caymen .
F573
Ceramics
D965
Cayuga Indians
W083
Ceratophyllacese
E515
Ceara
W730
Cereals
I015
Cebus
F982
Cerebellum
G750
Cedars
E313
Ceremonies (Ritual)
J610
Ceilings
B339
— (Tribal)
L006
Celandine
E532
Cerigo
Q375
Celastracese
E685
Cerium
D447
Celebes
P230
Certificates (Death)
H651
Celery
E801
— (Educ.)
A140
Celestial Dynamics
C810
Cervidae
F843
280
Cer-Cha
CLASSIFICATION.
Cha-Cha
Cervix
Cesena
Cesspools
Cestoda (Tape Worms)
— (Zoology)
Cestoids
Cetacea
Ceuta
Cevennes
Ceylon
Chaconnes
Chad, Lake
Chaetiferi
Chaetognathi
Chaetopoda
Chailletiacese
Chain Making
Chairmanship
Chairs
— Bath
— Sedan
Chalcedon, Council
Chalcedony
Chalcography
Chaldea
Chaldee Lang, and Liter.
Chalk
— Drawing
Challenges
Chalons-sm'-Marne
Chalybeate waters
Chamba
Chamberlains
Chamber Music
Chambers of Commerce
Chambery
Chambre des Deputes
Chameleons
Chamois
— Hunting
Chamomile
Champagne (France)
— (Wine)
Chance
— Games of
Chancellor of Exchequer
Chancellors, Lord
Chancels
Chancery
Chances
H349
Chancre
H312
Q837
Chancroid
H310
B265
Chandeliers
Ci40-
H504
Chandlers, Ship
B750
FiSQ
Change of Air
G53S
F130
— of Life
H364
F890
Channel Islands
U990'
O340
— Provinces (France)
R201
R341
Chansons
C502:
P870
Chants (Church Service)
J642
C446
— (Music)
C56S
O832
Ch'ao-sien
P380'
F156
Chapbooks
Ao6o-
F143
Chapel (Printing)
M856
F149
Chapels
J85S
E668
Chaplains
J 900
D673
Chaps
H413
L033
Chapter Houses
B416
I334
Chapters
M849
B558
Character, National
G037
B592
— Personal
G026
K465
Characters (Bible)
K291
D525
— (Biog.)
X073
A717
— Imaginary
G028
O029
— Mankind
G027
M241
Charades
N231
D376
Charales
E23r
A624
Charcoal
I262
L615
— Burning
I263
R394
— Drawing
A625
I874
Chard
U673
P770
Charente
R285
L222
— Inferieure
R281
C760
Charges (Clerical)
J653
L817
Charging Systems (Library)
M962
R445
Chariots
B556
L330
Charities
L080
F525
Charity (Ethics)
J264
F869
— Boards
L082
F869
— Sisters of
K544
E959
Charkish
O466
R390
Charlemagne
R022
I862
— House of (H.R.E.) S611
A441
Charles III. (Monaco)
R588
H902
- I. (U. K.)
V552
L901
— II. —
V557
L314
— III. (France)
R029
B411
— IV. —
R056
L455
— V. —
R063
A441
— VI. —
R064
281
Cha-Che
CLASSIFl
CATION.
une-cm
Charles VII. (France)
R065
Chemistry Electro
D727
— VIII. —
R067
— Inorganic
D750
— IX. —
R074
— Organic
D800
— X. —
R113
— Physical
D705
— le Chauve ,
R024
— Thermo
D729
— le Gros
R028
Chemists (Biog.)
X026
— Martel
Qoii
— Druggists' Trade
G440
— the Bald
R024
Chemnitz
S998
— the Bold
R536
Chemulpo
P385
— the Fat
R028
Chengtu
P468
— See also Carl, Carlos, Karl
Chenopodiaceae
E494
Charleston
W310
Cheques
L956
Charlottenburg
S726
Cher
R511
Charms
J523
Cherbourg
R241
Charobert
S406
Chernigov
Sogg
Charterhouse
U932
Cherokee Indians
W083
Charter Party
B738
Cherries
E608
Charters
M703
Cheshire
U520
Chartists
V568
Chess
H935
Chartres
R517
Chest
G609
Chartreuse
I842
Chester
U522
Charts
O280
Chesterfield
U582
Chart Work (Navig.)
B697
Chestnuts
E455
Chase
H830
Chests (Furniture)
I326
Chastity
J276
Cheviot Hills
V381
Chateauroix
RS14
Cheyenne
W431
Chathsim
U803
Chiapas
w^eo
Chatillon
R543
Chibcha Language
M605
Chau Dynasty
P404
Chicago
W362
— Later
P416
Chichester
U792
Chaumont
R400
Chichi mecs
W503
Cheating
J246
Chickasaw Indians
W087
Checkers
H936
Chicken-pox
H534
Cheerfulness
J260
Chicory
E967
Cheese
I068
Chieti
Q913
Cheetahs
FqsS
Chihuahua
V'53i
Ch6hkiang
P452
Chilblains
H413
Cheiromancy
J 5-1 3
Childbirth
H370
Cheiroptera
F740
Childebert I. (France)
R008
Chelmsford
U851
— II. —
R008
Chelonia
F504
— III. —
Roio
Chelsea
U905
Childeric I. (France)
R007
— Pottery
D982
— II. —
Roio
Cheltenham
U663
— III. —
R012
Chemical Action
D715
Childhood
G113
— Affinity
D715
Child Labour
Gtio
— Physiology
E024
Children
Giio
Chemicals
D901
— (Biog.)
X046
Chemical Technology
P900
1 — Diseases of
H392
Chemistry
D700
— Rearing of
H393
282
Chi-Chl
CLASSIFICATION.
Chl-Chr
Children's Books
— Crusade
— Games
— Libraries
Child Stealing
Chile
Chili
— Pines
Chilognatha
Chilopoda
Chiltern Hills
Chimes (Clock)
Chimneys
Chimney Stacks
— Sweeping
Chimpanzees
China
China Aster
China, French Indo-
— Proper
— Wall of
Chin cough
Chin Dynasty
Chinese Architectm-e
— Empire
— Language
— Literature
— Painting
— Printing
— Turkestan
Chinuk Language
Chioggia
Chios
Chippenham
Chipping Norton
Chiquita Language
Chirography
Chiromancy
Chiropody
Chiroptera
Chirurgic
Chisels
Chishima
Chittagong Language
Chivalry
— Courts of
Chlaenaceje
Chloial
Chloranthaceae
Chlorination
M971
O057
H970-76
M970
L619
W830
W8jo
E310
F390
F302
U723
D288
C215
C216
C215
F994
P400
E953
P510
P430
P436
H529
P411
B453
P400
M343
M346
A654
M773
P495
M654
Q820
Q136
U743
U72S
M612
M730
J543
H415
F740
G570
B154
P375
M334
X119
X090
E733
D823
E436
D607
Chlorine D756
Chloroform D824
Chlorophyceae E226
Chlorophyll E117
Chlorosis H008
Chocolate E724
Choctaw Indians W087
Choir-masters J 935
Choirs (Archit.) ' B410
Choir Training C511
Choke Damp D626
Cholagogues H194
Cholera H535-38
Chondrostei F432
Chorales C569
Choral Practice C510
— Service C552
Chordata F400
Chords (Music) C429
Chorea G719
Chorley U487
Choroiditis G827
Choruses C580
Chota Nagpur P817
Chrestomathies M082
Christ K300 —
Christchurch (Hants.) U770
— (N. Z.) P092
Christening J 614
Christian I. (Denmark) T511
— n. - T513
— HL - T515
— IV. - T517
— V. - T519
— VI. — T521
— VII. — T523
— VIII. — T525
— IX. — T527
Christian Brothers K523
— Churches and Sects K400
— Dogma K322
— Early, Church K401
— Endeavour Societv K952
— Era " O018
Christiania City T700
— District T701
Christianity Kioi
— and Science K323
— Unity K380
Christian Names M072-74
283
Chr-Chu
CLASSIFI
CATION.
Chu-Cit
Christian Religions
Kioo
Church Property
J840
— Sabbath
J761
— Services
J611
Christiansand
T712
— Schools
A162
Christian Scientists
K953
Churchwardens
J933
— Theology
K320
Church Work
J870
Christmas
J730
Churchyards
H690
— Cards
J73i
Churns
I067
— Eve
J729
Chyle
H105
— Island
P465
Chyme
H106
Christology
K300-81
Cibuny Language
M617
Christopher II. (Denmark) T506
Cidaridae
F180
— III. —
T509
Cider
I870
Chromates
D427
Cigars and Cigarettes
I712
Chromatics
C120
Ciha (Biol.)
E049
Chromatic Scales
C408
Ciliata
F070
Chromatography
M853
Cilicia
Q123
Chromium
D460
Cilioflagellata
F062
Chromolithography
A731
Cinchona
E91.5
Chronicles (Bible)
K141
Cincinnati
W353
Chronograms
O075
Cinematics
B021
Chronographs
C830
Cinematography
A786
Chronologies
O070
Cinerary urns
H661
Chronology
O070-84
Cinnabar
D496
Chronometers
D291
Cinnamon
E540
Chrotta
C605
Cinque Ports
U823
Chrysanthemum Order
X187
Cintra
R935
Chrysanthemums
E960
Ciphers
M748
Chiin Chi Ch'u
L356
Circassia
S141
Chungking
P469
Circassian Language
M351
Chung Kwoh
P400
Circles
A507
Chur
S550
— Squaring
A508
Church
Kooo —
Circuit Courts
L463
— Almanac
O080
Circulation (Biol.)
E025
— and State
J810
— (Human)
Hon
— Collections
J848
Circumcision
H336
— Doctrine
J60G—
Circumnavigations
O250
Churches and Sects
Kooo —
Circumstantial Evidence
L521
Churches (Buildings)
J852
Circumvallation
B977
— of Christ
K954
Circuses
N243
Church Government
J 600 —
Cirrhosis
H148
— History
O002
Cirripedia
F256
— Institutions
J 600 —
Cistacese
E746
— Membership
J619
Cistercian Order
K514
— of England
K750
Cisterns
D148
— Officers
J 937
Cities (Administration)
L377
— of Ireland
K780
— and Towns (Hist.)
O235
— of Jesus Christ
K955
— Freedom of
L024
— of Scotland
K901
— Garden
L067
— Patronage
J895
Citizens
L023
— Polity
J800
Citizenship
L023
284
Cit-Cla
CLASSIFICATION.
Cla-Cle
Citric Acid
Citrons
Citterns
City of London
City State
Ciudad Real
— Rodrigo
Civic Rights
Civil Engineering
— History
Civility
Civilization
Civil Law
— Liberty
— Orders of Knighthood
— Rights
— Service
— Trials
— Wars. See Countries
Civitavecchia
Clackmannan
Clackmannanshire
Cladocera
Claim, Statement of
Clairvoyance
Clams
Clang
Clans
Clap
Clapham
Clare
Clarets
Clarinet
Clarinet Bass
Clarino
Clarionet
— Bass
Clarions
Classes, Bible
— (Educ.)
, — Sunday
Classical Education
— Geography
— Greek Language
— — Literature
Classicism
Classic Latin Language
— — Literature
Classics
Classification
D855
E652
C631
U925
L203
R757
R712
L022
B200
Oooi
J216
G040-42
L434
L021
X116
L022
L359
L503
Q887
V271
V270
F248
L536
G772
F209
C306
Vioi
H308
U969
U161
I863
C697
C698
C661
C697
C698
C661
J874
A112
J873
A121
O210
M457
M458
J 107
M425
M426
M420
A320
Claudius L (Rome)
— IL —
Clavecin
Clavichord
Clavicle
Claws
Clays (Geol.)
Clays (Pottery)
Cleaning, Dry
Cleaning, House
— Materials
Cleanliness
Clearing houses (Banking)
— — (Railway)
Cleavage (Geol.)
Clefs
Cleft Palate
Clematis
Clement I. (Pope)
— n. —
— HL —
— IV. —
— V. —
— VL -
— VI L (Anti-pope)
— VIII. —
— VII (Pope)
— VIII. —
— IX. —
— X. —
— XL —
— XII. —
— XIII. —
— XIV. —
Clementines
Cleopatra I.
Cleopatra and Antony
Clerestory
Clergy
— (Biography)
— Benefit of
— Regular
^ Secular
Clerical Office
— Officers
— Orders
Clerkenwell
Clerks
— • Magistrates
— of the Peace
Q534
Q565
C645
C644
G613
F008
. JD373
D966
I473
I943
D961
H625
L957
B542
D313
C411
H117
E530
Q654
Q654
O679
Q691
Q696
Q69Q
Q704
Q711
Q722
Q732
Q738
Q739
Q743
Q746
Q748
Q749
K241
O427
O429
B419
J890-928
X039
J950
J920
J 902
J891
J900
J892
U931
L138
L479
L477
285
Cle-Clu
CLASSIFICATION.
Clu-Gof
Clerks of Works
B358
— Town
L394
Clermont-Ferrand
R562
Clethracese
E815
Cleveland
W354
— Bays (Horses)
F823
— Grover (U. S.)
W138
Climacteric Diseases
G307
Climate
D240
— Cures
G537
Climatology
D200
Climbing
H733-35
— Plants
E162
Clinics
G350
Clippings
N312
Clitheroe
U488
Clitoris
H358
Clive, Lord
P661
Clock-Making
D280
— Trades
D296
Clocks
D292
Clodius
R005
Clogs
I764
Cloisters
B414
Clones
U075
Clonmel
U167
Close Times (Game)
H823
Closets
B266
Clotaire I. (France)
R008
— II. —
R009
— Ill -IV. (France)
Roio
Cloth
I400
Cloth -Binding
M891
Clothes
Ijoi
Clo thiers
I502
Clothing
I501
— Trades
I500-62
Cloth Merchants
I503
Clotted Cream
I064
Clouds
D210
Clovers
E622
Cloves
E787
Clo vis I. (France)
R008
— II. —
Roio
Clowns
N249
Club Foot
G637
Club Mosses
E295
Clubs, Indian
H715
— Slate ^
L173
— (Social)
I970
Clubs (Weapons)
B932
Cluniac Order
K512
Clyde, Firth of
V318
— River
V317
Clydesdale Horses
F823
Clypeastroidea
F181
Clysters
G517
Cneoraceae
E647
Cnidaria
F105
Coachbuilding
B555
Coaches
B554
" Coaches " (Tutors)
A157
Coaching
B612
Coachmen
B611
Coahuila
W532
Coal
D551
Coaling Stations (Navy)
B835
Coal Tar Derivatives
D905
Coarse Fish, Angling
I733
Coastguard
B837
Coast Plants
E158
Coatbridge
V313
Coats of Arms
X082
Cobalt
D458
Coblentz
S780
Cobras
F558
Coburg
S863
Coca
E643
Coccidae
F354
Coccidiae
F082
Cochin
P745
— China
P514
Cochineal
F354
Cockatoos
F657
Cock-fighting
F623
Cockles
F212
Cockroaches
F311
Cock-shy
H790
Cocoa
E724
— Nut
E364
Cocos Islands
P460
Cod
F461
Codes. See Law, etc.
Codices (Bible)
■K112
Codification of Law
L436
Cod Liver Oil
D936
Coelenterata
F105
Coelhelminthes
F142
Coffee
E917
286
Cof-Col
CLASSIFICATION.
Col-Col
Cofiee Houses
— Stalls
Coffer Dams
Coffin Plates
Coffins
Cognition
Cog Wheels
Cohahuila
Coherers
Cohesion (Physics)
Coils, Induction
Coimbra
Coinage (Money)
— Numismatics
Coin-freed Apparatus
Coins
Coire
Coition
Coke
Colchester
Colchis
Cold
Cold Compresses
Colds
Cold Storage
Coleoptera
Coleraine
Colic
Colima
Collars
Collected Works
Collections
Collector's Manuals. See
Collects
College of Cardinals
Colleges
College Songs
Collie Dogs
Collieries
Colliers
Collisions
Collodions
Collotype
Colmar
Colne
Colocynth
Cologne
Coloman
Colombia (1819)
Colombia (1871)
I985
I986
D145
H664
H663
Joio
B042
W532
B638
B0I2
Coio
R923
L870
L895
L857-
L869-97
S550
H302
D551
U852
S148
C244
G520
G864
C247
F320
U056
H176
W556
I511
A003
Aooi-03
Subjects
J634
K611
A130
C594
F933
D552
D555
A404
G415
A737
S893
U489
E934
S771
S401
W702
W705
Colombo
P875
Colon
H160-4
Colonels
B859
Colonial Army
B848
— Expansion
V653
— Legislatures
L322
— Literature
M531
— Offices
L361
Colonies (British)
V650
— Labour
L158
Colonization
L087
Colonnades
B386
Colonsay
V210
Colophons
M848
Colorado (U. S.)
W435
Coloration (Biol.)
E077
— (Botany)
E132
— (Ethnol.)
G019
— (Zool.)
E077
Colorimetric Analysis
C253
Colossians
K219
Colotomy
H165
Colour
C120
Colour Blindness
G814
Coloured Races
G046
Colouring
l470'
Colour-Photography
A782
— Printing
M853
— — Three
M854
— Sense
G813
Colours, Artist's
D947
Colours (Manufacture)
D946
— of Animals
E077
— of Flowers
E132
— of Mankind
G019
— (Optics)
C120-30
— Paints, etc., General D945
Colour Trades
D960
Colporteurs
J885
Coltsfoot
E962
Colubriformia
F556
Columbates
D424
Columbia
Wioo
— District (U.
S.) W280
- (S. C.)
W311
Columbinse
F625
Columbines
E527
Columbus
W010-14
- (0.)
W352
Columelliacese
E902:
287
Col-Com
CLASSIFICATION.
Com-Con
Columns (Arch.)
B366
— Flying (Milit.)
B963
Coma
G718
Comanche Indians
W088
Combat, Judicial
L506
Comb-bearers
F124
Combinations (Arith.)
A414
— (Commercial)
L823
— (Trades)
L161
Combretaceae
E789
Combs
I792
Combustion
C201
Comedo
H409
Comedies
N211
Comets
C920
Comic
J115
— Operas
C773
— Songs
C593
Comines
T325
Comino
Q045
Commanders-in-Chief
B856
— (Navy)
B815
Commandments
K131
Command of the Sea
B802
Commelinacese
E382
Commentaries. See Subjects
Commerce
L800
— Boards of
L801
— Chambers of
L817
Commercial Biography
X047
— Crises
L815
— Travellers
L859
— Travelling
L858
Commissariat
B897
Commissionaires
B617
Commissions (Army)
B855
— (Navy)
B812
— (Prices)
L812
— Secret
L554
Committees
L134
Commodus
Q548
Common Carriers
B613
— Juries
L513
— Law
L432
— Lodging Houses
I983
— of Turbary
L725
•Commonplace
J116
— Books
N313
Commons (Land)
L740
— House of
L311
Common Soldiers B867
Commonwealth V553
Commonwealths, Ideal L241
Commune (France) R132
Communes, Age of Q635
Communication B600
— Lines of (War) B962
Communion J617
Communism L238
Communists L238
Communities, Village L734
Como Q810
Comoro Islands O557
Companies, General L820
— Hi storical Trading L8 1 9
— Joint Stock L822
— Limited Liability L821
Company (Regimental) B877
Comparative Medicine Iioo
Compass B699
— Plant E954
Compensation L681
Competition L800
Competitive Examinations A136
Composers X019
Compositas E950
Composite Architecture B465
Composition (Literary) M042
— (Music) C436
— (Printing) M830
Compositors M856
Compounding Felonies L608
Compressed Air D260
Compresses G520
Compressing Machinery B130
Compromise L414
Compulsory Education A104
Comte J361
Concealment of Birth L566
— Pregnancy L565
Concepcion W834
Conception (Human) H341
— Immaculate K315
Concerted Vocal Music C580
Concertina C718
Concertos C754
Concert Pitch C308
Concerts C790
Conchifera F207
Conchology F201
288
Con-Con
CLASSIFICATION.
Con-Con
Conciliation
1 413
Conicoids
A504
Conclaves, Papal
K610
Conies
A502
Concordances
A004
Conic Sections
A509
Concord (Mass)
W206
Coniferse
E308
Concrete
B311
Coniferales
E307
Concubinage
G092
Conjugal Rights
G067
Concussion of Brain
G752
Conjugatae
E230
Condensation (Chemistry)
D712
Conjugation
M020
Condensed Milk
I065
Conjunctions
M029
Condensers (Electric)
C008
Conjunctiva
G808
— (Steam)
C273
Conjunctivitis
G809
Condensing Machinery
C248
Conjuring
H952
Condiments
I880
Connaraceae
E609
Conducting (Music)
C531
Connaught
U090
Conduction (Electric)
Con
Connecticut
W235
Conduct of Life
J216
Connecting Rods
B177
Conduits
D147
Connective Tissue
G645
Cones
A502
Conquest, Norman
U335
Confectioners
I936
Conrad. See Konrad
Confectionery
I920
Conrad and Isabella
Q241
Confections
G416
Consanguinity
G065
Confederate States (U. S.)
W113
Conscience
J210
Confederation of Cent. America W6oi
Consciousness
Joio
— — the Rhine S672
Conscription
B853
Confervoideae
E229
Consecration (Church)
J864
Confession
J623
Conservatives
L251
— Auricular
J623
Conservatories
I242
Confessional
J623
Consignments
L850
— Albums
X205
Consistory Courts
J813
Confession of Faith (West.)
K902
Consolation
J289
Confession, Seal of
J624
Consolidated Funds
L906
Confessions (Law)
L525
Consols
L906
— of Faith
J605
Consonants
M013
Confidence Trick
L641
Conspiracies
O093
Confinement, Solitary
L664
Constables
L655
Confirmation
J618
Constance
S917
Conflagrations
C230
Constans
Q577
Confucianism
K050
— Lake of
S918
Confucius
K051
Constance, Council
K479
Congenital Diseases
G302
Constantine (Algeria)
O356
Congleton
U524
— (Pope)
Q665
Conglomerate
D351
— the Great (Rome) Q577
Congo Free State
O650
— I.-II. (Byz.)
Q323
— French
O670
— III. —
Q324
— River
O651
— IV.— V.
Q326
Congregations
J832
_ VI.— VIII.
Q328
Congregational Church
K810
— IX.— XI.
Q329
— Union
K811
— XII.—
Q339
Congress (U. S.)
L325
Constantine Palffiologus
Q339
Congresses
A007
Constantinople
Qioi
Con-Con
CLASSIFICATION.
Con-Cor
Constantinople Councils
K463, 466-67, 471
— Patriarchate K433
Constantius I. (Rome) G575
- 11. - Q578
Constipation H174
Constitutional Diseases H551
— Monarchy L212
Constitutions L202
Consular Service L409
Consulate (France) R104
Consuls L409
— of Rome Q522
Consultants LiSQ
Consumption (Phthisis) G952
— (Political Economy) L103
Contacts (Mechanics) B102
Contagion G359
Contempt of Court L469
Continence J 276
Continental Saxon Language M509
Continents D090
Continued Fever H513
Contortae E843
Contortionists H738
Contraband of War L421
Contrabass C613
Contraction (Physics) Boii
Contractions (Writing) M732
Contracts L700
— Sale L837
Contralto voice C524
Contributory negligence L574
Control, State L261
Contusions H581
Conundrums H958
Convalescence G543
Convalescent Homes G544
Convention (^Esthetics) J 105
Convention (French) Rioi
Conventions (Church) J 823
Convents J 861
Conversation M183
Conversations, Imaginary N233
Conversaziones H990
Conveyancing L772
Convict Labour Li55
Convicts L675
Convolvulaceae E861
Convolvulus E863
Convulsions
G720
Conway
U237
Cookery
I910
— Maigre
I912
Cooks
I917
Cook Islands
PlOI
Coolie Labour
L157
Cooling
C245
Coomassie
O856
Cooperages
I350
Co-operation
L162
Co-operative Loan Societies L958
Coopers ;l350
Coorg P844
— Language M326
Copaiba E616
Copelatse F404
Copenhagen T561
Copepoda F250
Copper D468
— Standard (Money) L874
Copper-engraving A717
Copper group D467
Copperhead Snakes F562
Copper Standards L874
Copra E364
Coptic Church K437
— Language M224
— Literature M225
Copts O400.578
Copulation (Biol.) E065
— (Human) H302
Copy-books M742
Copyhold L721
Copying (Drawing) A611
— (Photo.) A780
— Processes M740
Copyright M140
Corallina E225
Corals F120
Cor-Anglais C706
Corbels B379
Corbel-Tables B380
Corboda R766
Cordage I42&
Cord and Caterary B041
Cordials I838
Cordiateae E302
Cordilleras W840
Cordite D914
290
Cor-Cor
CLASSIFICATION.
Cor-Cou
Cordova (Argentina)
— (Spain)
Cord, Spinal
— Sympathetic
Corea
Corfu
Coriander
Coriariacese
Corinth
— and Argolis
Corinthian Architecture
Corinthians I., II.
Corisco
Cork (Ireland) Co.
— Town
Cork (Tree)
Cormorants
Corn
— Indian
Cornaceae
Cornea
Cornehus Agrippa
Cornet
Cornetto
Cornflowers
Cornices
Cornish Language
Corns
Cornwall
— Duchy of
Coromandel Coast
Coronations
Coroners
Coronets
Corporals
Corporations, Municipal
Corps, Army
Corpulence
Corpuscles (Blood)
Correcting for Press
Correction, Houses of
Corrections (Astron.)
Correspondence (Liter.)
— (Biography)
Correze
Corrientes
Corrosion (Metal)
Corrupt Practices
Corsairs, Barbary
Corse
W8ii
Corsets
I514
R766
Corsica
R380.
G709
Cortez
W505
G797
Coruna
R702
P380
Corundum
D514
Q388
Corunna
R702
E810
Corvettes
B828
E679
Corvinus, Matthias
S415
Q369
Corvo, House of
T825
Q368
Coryza
G864
B462
Cosenza
Q948
K215
Cosimo di Medici I.
Q852
O681
— n.
Q855
U182
— III.
Q857
U183
Cosmetics
H466
E457
Cosmic Dust
D203
F643
Cosmogony Mosaic
K126
E352-54
Cosmography
C801
E347
Cosmology
J004
E812
Cossacks
Sooi
G805
Cost Accounts
A475
J343
Costa Rica
W620
C665
Costermongers
L853
C664
Costiveness
H174
E966
Costs (Law)
L542
B372
Costume, Military
B936
M409
Costumes
I600-15,
H414
C6te d'Or
R541
U705
Cotes-du-Nord
R255.
U706
Cotopaxi, Mount
W753.
P743
Cottages (Arch.)
B433
O088
Cotton Manufacture
I410-16
H653
Cotton Plant
E719
I652
Couches
I337
B866
Cougars
F961
L376
Cough
G340-
B874
Cough Sedatives
G963
H102
Councillors-at-Law
L483.
H002-3
^ (Municipal)
L393
M837
Council, Privy
L315
Clio
Councils (Church)
J820.
C955
— (Ecumenical
K641
Miio
— General
K470
X
— of Catholic Church K460
R553
— Protestant
K701
W806
— Rural
L374
M658
Counterfeiting Coins
L887
L554
Counterpoint
C431
O321
Counterpoises
B175
R380
Countervailing Duties
L920'
291
Cou-Cra
CLASSIFICATION.
Cra-Cri
Countess of Huntingdon's (
Counties
Counting-out Games
Country
— Dances
— Housing
— Life
Counts
County Boroughs
— Councils
— Courts
Coup d'Etat (France)
Couplings (Mechanics)
— (Railway)
Courage
Courantes
Courland
Coursing
Court, Bankruptcy
Courtesy
Courtezans
Court of Arches
Court Officials
— of Session
— Procedure (Law)
Courtrai
Courtship
Courts, Marine
— Martial
— of Appeal
— of Chivalry
— of Law
— Police
— (Royal)
Cousin (V.)
Cousins
Couza
Covenanters
Coventry
Coverture (Marriage)
Covetousness
Cowardice
Cowbridge
Cowes
Cow-pox
Cowries
Cowslips
Cows, Milk
Crab Lice
Crabs
Con. K956
Cracow
S374
L366
Crail
V28;
H974
Cramming (Educ.)
A139
L064
Cramp
G662
C470
— Writer's
G563
L063
Cranberries
E822
L064
Cranes (Birds)
F650
X106
— (Mechanics)
B118
L378
Cranial Nerves
G707
L367
Craniidce
F167
L461
Craniology (Biol.)
E021
R119
— (Ethnol.)
G018
B177
Cranks (Mechanics)
B176
B510
Crannoges
O152
J256
Crassulacese
E572
C447
Crassus
Q527
S079
Craters
D071
F943
Crayfish
F268
L848
Crayon Drawing
A626
J259
Cream
I063
G094
— Clotted
I064
J814
Creation (Biol.)
E007
L220
— (Metaphysics)
J005
L458
Creator
K324
L466
Creches
H396
T327
Crdcy
R227
G057
Credit
L882
B785
Creditors
L847
B842
Credulity
J262
L453
Creeds
J603
X090
Creek Indians
W087
L451-69
Crefeld
S781
L653
Cremation
H661
L215
Crematories
H661
J360
Cremona
Q8n
G087
Creosote
E646
Q455
Cresses, Indian
E557
V552
— Water
E556
U613
Crests
X093
G061
Cretaceous Stratum
D340
J231
Crete
Qui
J227
Cretinism
H565
U283
Creuse
R556
U778
Crewe
U525
H533
Crewel Work
I550
F225
Crews
B776
E832
Cribbage
H931
F858
Cricket
H751
F355
Crickets
F315
F269
Crieff
V233
292
Cri-Cro
CLASSIFICATION.
Cro-Cul
Cries, War
X096
Crime
L600
Crimea
Siii
Crimean War
S112
Crimes, Detection of
L651
Criminal Law
L601
— Libel
L576
— Lunatics
G775
Criminals
L604
- (Biog.)
X041
— Elimination of
L605
Criminal Trials
L502
Criminology
L600
Crimping
B779
Crinoidea
F173
Crinolines
I605
Cripples
0649
Crises, Commercial
L815
Criticism, Biblical
K270
Criticism, Literary
M120
— (Biography)
X
Cma Gora
Q4I0
Croatia
S455
Croatian Language
M474
Crochet Work
I547
Crockery
D965
Crockets
B38I
Crocodile River
0735
Crocodiles
F57I
Crocodilia
F570
Crocuses
E4I0
Croesus
0042
Cromarty (Town)
VI38
— and Ross
VI30
Cromartyshire
VI37
Cromlechs
OI55
Cromwell
V556
Crops
I0I3-3I
— Rotation
I0I4
Croquet
H77I
Cross
J97I
Crossbills
F665
Crossbows
B940
Crosse, La
H700
Crosses, Market
B445
Cross-Examination
L523
Crossing, Racial
G044
Crossopterygii
F43I
Croton
E67I
Croton Oil
E67I
Croup H525
Crow Indians W086
Crown Duties 1 213
— Lands L742
— of India, Order X131
— of Italy X156
— Privileges L214
Crowns I652
Crows F672
Croydon U832
Crucibles C207
Cruciferse E547
Crucifix J 971
Crucifying L688
Cruelty J 239
— to Animals F003
Cruisers B827
Cruising B695
Crusades O057
Crushing Machines B130
Crustacea F241
Crust of the Earth Dooi
Crutches G587
Crwth C605
Cryptogamic Botany E200
Cryptogams, Vascular E280
Cryptography M748
Cryptorchism H321
Crystal D989
Crystal-Gazing J542
Crystalline Schists D381
Crystallography D400-4
Crystalloids D708
Csardas C471
Ctenophora F124
Cuba W641
Cubics A502
Cubomedusae F118
Cuckoos F658
Cucumbers E935
— Sea F190
Cucurbitaceae E931
Cuenca ^758
Cueva Language M616
Cuirassiers B882
Culdees K528
CuUen V162
Culross V234
Cultivated Plants i I224
Cultivation (Biol.) E070
293
Cul-Cya
CLASSIFICATION.
Cyc-Dai
Culture Aioo
— Self A129
Cumacia F270
Cumberland U411
— Presbyterian Church K931
Cumbraes V225
Cuneo Q803
Cuniform Writing M711
Cunningham V355
Cunoniaceae E579
Cupar (Fife) V281
Cup-blown instruments C655
Cupolas B408
Cupping (Surgery) G578
Cupressineae E320
Cura9oa (Island) W676
— (Liqueur) I843
Curates J913
Cures (Medical) G500
Cures (Ministers) J911
Curiosity J 243
Curling H777
Curragh U131
Currants E577
Currency L870
— Deposit L884
Currents (Electric) C003
— (Ocean) D120
Curricula A131
Cursing L561
Cursores F606
Curtains I341
Curvature, Spinal G604
Curves A50C1
Curvilinear Geometry A507
Curzon, Lord P680
Custom Houses L925
Customs (National) Loio-ii
— (Revenue) L925
Cutch P736
Cutlery D679
Cutting Machinery B133
Cutting-out (Dressmakers) I561
— (Tailors) I530
Cuttings Books N312
Cuttle Fish F237
Cyanide Process D608
Cyanides D858
Cyanogen D774
Cyanophyceae E208
Cycadaceae
E304
Cycadales
E303
Cyclades
Q380
Cyclamens
E834
Cyclanthaceae
E368
Cycles (Loco.)
B580
— (Time)
O072
Cycling
B584
Cyclones
D221
Cyclopjedias
Aooo
Cyclops
F250
Cyclostomata
F412
Cylinders (Steam)
C274
Cymbals
C746
Cymric Language
M403
— Literature
M404
Cynicism
J319
Cynics
J319
Cynocephalus
F986
Cynocrambaceae
E500
Cyperaceae
E357
Cyphers
M748
Cypresses
E321
Cyprus
Q042
— Patriarchate
K439
Cyrenaica
O381
Cyrillaceffi
E680
Cyrus
P901
Cystidea
F176
Cystitis
H211
Cystofiagellata
F063
Cysts
H558
Cytology
E003
Czars of Moscovy
Soio
— Russia
S025
Czech Language
M478
— Literature
M479
Czernowitz
S376
Czestochowa
S192
Dachshunds
F930
Dacia
S400
Dacoits
P600
Daggers
B925
Daghestan
S144
Dagobert (France)
R009
Daguerreotypes
A768
Dahlias
E958
Dahomey
O836
Dai Han
P380
294
Dai-Dan CLASSIF
Dairies I060
Dairy Fanning I060
— Trade I070
Daisies E951
— Michaelmas E952
Dakahlieh O467
Dakota W401
— Indians W086
— Language M659
— North W402
— South W404
Dalhousie, Marquis of P665
Dalkeith V334
Dalmatia S393
Dalny P487
Daltonism G814
Damage, Malicious L642
Damages L580
Daman F884
Damaraland O712
Damascus Q184
Damask I421
Damasus I. (Pope) Q655
— II. — Q676
Damietta O463
Damnation K366
Damp Choke D626
— Fire D630
Dams D145
Dance Forms (Music) C465
Dancers H984
Dances (Music) C465-97
Dances (Steps) H981
Dancing H980
Dandelions E968
Dandriff H416
Danes T401
Danes, Great (Dogs) F938
Dangerous Classes L604
— Trades L124
Daniel (Ireland) U012
— (Book of) K157
Danish Greenland T580
— Language M547
— Literature M548
— Orders X163
— Painting A672
— Printing M787
— West Indies W677
Danmark T500
^ATION.
Dan-Dea
Dannebrog (Order)
X165
Dantzig
S720
Danube River
S330
Danzig
S720
Dardanelles
Q104
Dardui Language
M262
Darfur
O489
Darien, Isthmus of
W707
Darius I. (Persia)
P904
— II. —
P910
— III. —
P914
Dark Ages
Q000.13
Darkness
C145
Dark Rooms (Photo.)
A764
Darling River
P051
Darlington
U418
Darmstadt
S927
Dars'ana
J304
Dartmoor
U691
Dartmouth
U695
Darwen
U490
Darwinism
E008
Dasyurus
F711
Dates (Chronology)
O074
— (Fruit)
E363
Datiscaceae
E762
Dauphine
R430
Daventry
U623
David I. (Scotland)
V013
— II. —
V024
— ap Llewellyn
U224
— ap Owain
U222
— of Trebizond
Q154
Davis, Jefferson
W114
Davos Platz
S552
Dawn
D053
Dax
R312
Dayak Language
M368
Day-Book
A482
Day of Judgment
K367
Days
D053
— Saints
J750
Dayton
W355
Deacons
J 914
— Lay
J932
Dead, Disposal of
H650-95
— Sea
Q225
— Worship of
J458
Deaf (Biog.)
X066
— and Dumb Alphabet
M680
295
Dea-Dee
CLASSIFICATION.
Dee-Den
Deaf Asylums
G847
Deerhounds
F922
Deaf-mutism
G846
Dee River (Aberdeen)
V178
Deafness
G843
— (Cheshire)
U521
Deal
U804
Deerstalking
F848
Dean, Forest of
U665
Defamation
L577
Deans
J 907
Defence, National
B852
Death (Biol.)
E057
Defensive Works
B971
Death Certificates
H651
Definitions
A302
— Duties
L793
Deforestation
?53
— Easy
G376
Deformities (Surgery)
G585
— (Human Path.)
G390
Degeneration (Biol.)
E055
Deaths
L04Q
— (Human)
G385
Debasement of Money
L886
— of Brain
G753
Debateable Land
V373
Deglutition
H104
Debate, Rules of
L034
Degrees (Educational)
A185
Debates
L304
— (Geographical)
D014
Debating
M184
— (Matrimonial)
G064
Debentures
L829
Deira
U309
Debility
G386
Deism
J421
Debt
L883
Deists
J421
— National
L902
Deity (Christian Theol.)
K324
Debtors
L846
— (Theol.)
J401
Decalogue
K131
Delagoa Bay
O784
Decapoda
F265
Delaware
W270
Decay, Senile
G387
Delft
S178
Deccan
P837
Delft Ware
D984
— Kings of the
P637
Delhi
P827
Deceased Wife's Sister
G066
— Slave Kings
P607
Deceit
J 241
Delirium Tremens
G785
December
D051
Deluge
K128
Decemvirs (Rome)
Q523
Delusions
G782
Decennial Archons
Q308
Demand and Supply
L102-3
Decidua
H372
Dementia
G783
Decimals
A413
Demerara
W715
Deck Cargoes
B740
Democracy
L235
Declamation
M180
Democritus
J320
Declarations (Law)
L528
Demography
H620
Decline
G952
Demonetisation
L870
Decoctions
G417
Demoniac Possession
J530
Decorated Architecture
B473
Demonology
J530
Decoration
A681
Demotic Writing
M714
— Industrial
A690
Demulcents
H446
Decorations (Heraldic)
X135
Demurrage (Shipping)
B736
— Table
I908
— Finance
L851
Dedication (Church)
J865
Denbighshire
U240
Dedications (Books)
M107
Denbigh (town)
U241
Deduction
A306
Dendrology
E153
Deeds (Law)
L702
Dengue
H523
— Great
Oooy
Denmark
T500
Deer
F843-49
— and Norway
T507
296
Den-Des
CLASSIFICATION.
Des-Dia
Denominations
Kooo —
Destructive Distillation
D906
Dentals (Lang.)
M006
Detection of Crime
L651
Dentifrices
H126
Detectives
L652
Dentistry
H124-5
Determinants
A43S
Dentition
H121
Determination of Sex (Biol.) E066
Denudation (Geol.)
D302
Determinism
J 169
Denver (U. S.)
W436
Detmold (Town)
S827
Deodars
E314
— Lippe- (State)
S825
Deodorizers
G508
Detritus
D371
Departments (Admin.)
L365
Detroit
W368:
— of State
L358
Deuteronomy
K134
Depilatories
H454
Deutsch-Damaraland
O712
Deposit Currency
L884
Deutsche Bund
S673
Deposition (Geol.)
D303
Deutschland
S6oO'
Deposits, Safe
L961
Deutsch-Namaland
O711
Depravity
J504
Deutsch Ost Afrika
O610
Deptford
U957
Deux Sevres
R273;
Deputes, Chambre des
L330
Development (Biol.)
E009
Deputy Lieutenants
L471
— (Photography)
A761
Derangement, Mental
G775
— Physical
H702-I6'
Derby China
D981
Deventer
T159
Derbyshire
U580
Devices, Heraldic
X095
Derby (Town)
U581
Devil
K365
Derelicts
B756
— Possession
J531
Dermatology
H400
Devils (Theol.)
J416.
Dermoskeleton
E019
Devil Worship
J533
Derricks
B119
Devizes
U744
Dervishes
J917
Devon
U690-
Descartes
J337
Devonian Age
D324
Descent
X076
Devonport
11700-
Descriptive Geometry
A510
Devotees
K502
— Poetry
N112
Dew
D213
Desertion
B869
Dewsbury
U455
Deserts
D094
Dextrine
D872
Desiderius (Italy)
Q616
Dholpur
P721
Design
A682
Diabetes
H224
Designing
A682
Diabolism
J41&
Desires
J206
Diagnosis
G320
Desks
I325
Dialectics
A300
Desmids
E226
Dialects (General)
M054
Desmodus
F742
— English
M525
Des Moines
W386
— Scots
M526'
Despatches (Army)
B957
Dialling
D294
Despotism
L230
Dialogues
N233
Despots, Age of (Italy)
Q636
Dials (Clock)
D289.
Desquamation
H403
— Sun
D294
Dessau
S842
Dialysis
D731
Dessert
I915
Diamagnetism
C034
Destiny
J377
Diamonds
D513.
Destroyers (Navy)
B831
Diapensiaceae
E826
297
Dia-Dln
CLASSIFICATION.
Din-Dis
Diaphoretics H243
Diaphragm G659
Diarbekir Q167
Diaries (Blank) O085
Diarrhoea H175
Diastase E216
Diathesis G305
Diatoms E224
Dibranchia F235
Dice H950
Dicotyledons E430
Dictation (Lang.) M046
Dictatorship L230
Dictators of Rome Q522
Dictionaries, (General) Aooo
— Single. See Language.
— Language (General) M051
Dictionary Catalogue M153
Dictyotales E233
Didactic Poetry Niio
Didelphia F710
Didymium D447
Dieman's Land, Van P070
Dieppe R233
Die Sinking B126
Diet I801
Dietetics I801
Differences, Finite A523
Differential Calculus A521
Diffraction, Light C104
Digenea F138
Digesting (Literary) M162
Digestion (Biol.) E030
— (Human) Hioo-6
Digests M162
Digitalis E896
Digne R366
Dignities Xioo
Dijon R542
Dikes B204
Dilapidations L757
Diligence (Law) L763
Dilleniacese E727
Dimension Fourth A503
Dimorphism D401
Dinant (Belgium) T352
Dingwall V133
Dining I901
— Rooms B434
Dinners I906
Dinoflagellata (Bot.)
E220
— (Zool.)
F063
Dinosauria
F515
Dinotherium
F883
Dioceses
J831
Diocletian (Rome)
Q573
Dionysius (Portugal)
R808
Dioptrics
C106
Dioramas
A830
Diorite
D363
Dioscoreaceae
E407
Diphtheria
H524
Diphthongs
M014
Diplomacy
L407
Diplomas
A141
Diplomatics
M702
— and Paleography M700
Diplomatists
L407
Diplopoda
F390
Dipnoi
F470
Dipsacese
E928
Dips (Geology)
D306
Dipsomania
G784
Diptera
F360
Dipterocarpaceae
E741
Directoire (France)
R103
Directories
X220
Directors
L827
Directory (France)
R103
Dirks
B925
Disasters
A440
— at Sea
B753
Disciples
K406
— of Christ (Ch.)
K957
Discipline (Army)
B944
— (School)
A147
Disclosing Official Secrets
L553
Discomedusae
F119
Discomycetes
E260
Discophori
F160
Discount, Bank
L950
Discounts (Trade)
L811
Discourses See Subjects
Discoveries, Geography
O200
— Inventions
Aoii
Discovery (Law)
L764
Disease, groups
G306-15
Disease (Path.)
G300-95
Diseases, Animals
I100-20
Diseases of Organs (
j6oo, etc.
Dis-Div
CLASSIFICATION.
Div-Don
Diseases. See Names
Disendowment J 842
Disestablishment (Church) J811
Disfranchisement L270
Dishes (Cookery) Iqio
— (Pottery) D965
Dishonesty J246
Disinfectants G507
Disinfection G507
Dislocations (Geology) D310
— (Surgery) G'647
Disobedience J 247
Dispensaries H614
Dispensatories G407
Dispersed Ancient Nations O025
Dispersed European Nations Qooi
Disputations. See Subjects
Dissection (Biol.) E022
— (Anat.) G240
Dissenters K800
Dissipation G787
Distances D020
Distemper (Painting) A620
— (Rabies) H586
Distillation I830
— Destructive D906
Distilleries 185'^
Distilling I830
Distinguished Service Order X132
Distomias F138
Distraint L766
Distress (Law) L765
Distributing Machinery B152
Distribution of Animals E080
— Plants E167
Districts, Rural L382
— ■'■ Urban L381
District Visiting L092
Ditches I004
Dithjrambic Verse N130
Diuretics H241
Divertissement C448
Dividends L830
Dividing Societies L173
Divination J 540
Divine Creation E007
Divine Right of Kings L211
Diving Bells B719
— (Engineering) B719
— (Swimming) H740
Divining Rod J545
Divinity J 400
— of Christ K303
Division (Arith.) A411
— Army B875
— of Labour L122
Divisions (Musical) C461
Divorce G075
— Court L457
Dmitri (Russia) S017
Dneiper River S117
Docks B241
— Floating B243
— Graving B242
Dockyards B241
Doctors G562
Doctrines J602
Documents M702
Doges of Venice Q818
Dog fishes F424
Dogma, christian K322
Dogmas J602
Dogmatics K322
Dog racing F944
Dogs F917-45
Dole R429
Dolerite D363
Dolgelly U248
Dolls H972
Dolmen _ O155
Dolomite D380
Dolphins F894
Domes B407
Domesday Book L732
Domestic Architecture B430
— Arts I
— • Economy I940
— Fowls F621
— Life L004
— Medicine G559
— Trade L803
Domicile (Law) L430
Dominica W673
Dominican Order K519
Dominoes H951
Domitian (Rome) Q54i
Donald L-V. (Scotland) V004
— VL — V009
Donatists K419
Doncaster U456
299
Don-Dra
CLASSIFICATION.
Dra-Dro
Donegal County U051
— Town U052
Dongola O486
Donkeys F833
Donough O'Brien U015
Don Region i S115
Don River (Aberdeen) V179
— — (Russia) S116
Doors B342
Doorways B343
Doppers K.959
Dorchester U681
Dordogne R294
Dordrecht T175
Doric Architecture B460
Doris Q365
Dormer Windows B345
Dormitories B439
Dornoch V126
Dorsal Nerves G704
Dorset U680
Dort T175
Dortmund S761
Dort, Synod of K701
Doses G409
Douai R206
— Bible K114 M523
Double-Bass C613
Double Basson C708
— Counterpoint C433
— Dragon, Order X186
— Entry bookkeeping A473
Doubs R425
Doubt A301
Douglas (I. of M.) U292
Dover (Eng.) U805
— (U. S.) W271
Dovrefeld Mountains T730
Down, Co. U080
Downpatrick U081
Dragon Flies F308
Dragons J 571
Dragoons B882
Draguignon R370
Drainage B260
Draining (Agric.) I005
Drakensburg Mountains O769
Drama N200-50
Dramas N201-34
Dramatic Music C770
Dramatic Poetry N201
Dramatists (Biog.) X057
— Works N250
Drammen T702
Draped Studies A633
Drapery I510
Draught, Forced C205
— Horses F823
Draughts H936
Dravidian Language M320
Drawbridges B228
Drawing A604
— Blackboard A609
— Copies A612
— for Reproduction A607
— Freehand A605
— Machinery B146
— Mathematical A515
— Model A606
— Rooms B437
— Silhouette A610
Dream Books G725
Dreams G724
Dredging B249
Drenthe T155
Dresden 8995
— China D978
Dress I600-15
— Fashions I604
Dressing Rooms B438
Dressings (Surgery) G580
Dressmaking I560
Dress, Rational I607
— Reform I607
Dried Foods I883
Drift D082
Drill B944
Drilling (Mechanics) B137
Drinking Fountains D151
Drinks I811
Drives I240
Driving (Horses) B612
— Machinery Bin
Drogheda U112
Droitwich U648
Dr6me R433
Dromedaries F872
Drop Forging D662
Dropsy H568
Droseraceae E566
300
Dio-Dun
CLASSIFICATION.
Dun-Dwl
Droughts
D216
Drowning
H603
Drug Administration
G512-22
Druggists
G440
Drug Habit
G789
Drugs
G400-60
— Action of
G501-10
Druids
J 503
Drums
C731-35
Drunkenness
G787
Drupes
E148
Druses
Q188
Dry Cleaning
I473
— Docks
B242
Drying Machinery
B147
Dry-Plate Photography
A760
— Point Etching
A714
Drysaltery
D959
Dualism
K062
Duarte (Portugal)
R822
Dublin City
U133
— County
U132
Duck-bill Platypus
F702
Ducks
F631
— Eider
F632
Ductility
B002
Dudley
U599
Duelling
B995
Duets (Vocal)
C586
Dufferin, Marquis of
P677
Dugga
O374
Dugong
F887
Dukes
X104
Dukinfield
U526
Dulcimer
C641
Dumb Alphabet
M680
Dumbartonshire
V295
Dumbarton (Town)
V296
Dumb Bells
H714
Dumb (Biog.)
X067
Dumbness
G909
Dumfriesshire
V365
Dumfries (Town)
V366
Dunbar
'V338
Dunbartonshire
V295
Duncan I. (Scotland)
V006
— II. —
Voio
Dundalk
U114
Dundee
V257
Dunedin (N. Z.)
P091
Dunfermline
Dungannon
Dungarvan
Dunkeld
Dunkerque
Dunkers (Church)
Dunkirk
Dunnage
Dunoon
Duns
Dunstable
Duodenum
Duoro, Province
— River
Duplicidentata
Durango
Durazzo,
Durban
Durbars
Durham,
Karl
City
— County
— County Palatine
Durians
Dusseldorf
Dust (Cosmic)
— Destructors
Dusting, House
Dust (Sanitation)
— Storms
Dutch Baptists
— Borneo
— Cape (Lang.)
— Guiana
— Language
— Literature
— ■ New Guiana
— Orders
— Painting
— Reformed Church
— Republic
— Stadtholders
— Timor
Duties
— Death
Duty
Dwarfs
Dwelling Houses
Dwellings, Cave
— Lake
Dwina, River
V286
U068
U192
V235
R204
K828
R204
B742
V206
V396
U757
H169
R900
R901
F751
W534
S408
O751
L218
U417
U415
U416
E722
S775
D203
B275
I943
B274
D231
K827
P221
M508
W716
M506
M507
P177
X169
A669
K958
T005
Too 9
P261
L919
L793
J255
G369
B431
O150
O151
S052
301
Dya-Eas
CLASSIFICATION.
Eas-Eco
Dyaks
P220
Eastern Church
Dyeing
I470
— Counties
Dyes
I471
— Empire
Dykes
B204
— Horn of Africa
Dynamics
B020
— Roumelia
— Celestial
C810
— Siberia
— of the Earth
D030
— Sunda Islands
Dynamite
D911
East Flanders
Dynamos (Electric)
C051
— Griqualand
Dysart
V287
— Han Dynasty
Dysentery
H542
— India Company
Dysmenorrhcea
H362
— Indian Archipelago
Dyspepsia
H134
— Indies
Dyspnoea
G938
— Kings of the
Dystocia
H379
— London
Dysuria
H222
— Lothian
— Prussia
Eagles
F688
— Retford
Ealing
U872
— Riding
Ear
G840
— Saxons
Earache
G845
— Sussex
Earls
X105
— Tsin Dynasty
Early Christian Church
K401
Eating
— English Archit.
B472
Eba, Isola d'
Earrings
■ I658
Ebenaceae
Earth as a Planet
C880
Ebenales
— Dynamics of
D030
Ebony
Earthenware
D971
Ebro, River
Earth Interment
H660
Ecar dines
— Metals
D442
Ecart6
— (Physiography)
Cooi
Ecbolics
— Plane
D004
Eccentrics (Biog.)
Earthquakes
D072
— (Machinery)
Earths (Geol.)
D390
Eccles
Earth, Spherical
D005
Ecclesiastes
— Structure
D006
Ecclesiastical Buildings
Earthworks (Defensive)
B976
— Commissioners
Earthworms
F151
— Courts
Earwigs
F312
— Orders (Knighthood)
Easements
L726
— Slavonic Lang.
East Africa
O500
Ecclesiasticus
— — British
O530
Ecclesiology
— — Islands
O550
Echinoderma
— African Protectorate
O531
Echinoidea
— Angles
U310
Eclecticism
Eastbourne
U793
Eclipses
Easter
J715
Ecology
— Cards
J716
Economics
— Island
P121
Economy, Domestic
Eastern Burma
P808
— Pohtical
K430
U530
Q320
0525
Q490
S275
P265
T3I5
0765
P407
P65I
P200
P600
P634
U935
V336
S7I5
U574
U445
U306
U786
P409
I900
Q872
E838
E836
E839
R736
FI68
HQ27
Hi69
X070
B176
U491
K150
J850
K751
J813
X117
M470
K247
J960
F170
F178
J329
C948
E016
Lioo
I940
Lioo
302
Ect-Egy
CLASSIFICATION.
Egy-Ele
Ectoprocta
F165
Ectozoa
H509
Ecuador
W750
Ecumenical Councils
K461
Eczema
H417
Edam
T189
Eddas
J500T4
Edema
G333
Eden, Garden of
K127
Edentata
F721
Edgar (England)
U325
— (Scotland)
Vol I
Edgework (Binding)
M887
Edict of Nantes
K700R0
Edinburgh (City)
V331
Edinburghshire
V330
Editions
M847
Editorial Work
M124
Edmund (England)
U322
— Ironside
U328
Edom
Q220
Edred (England)
U323
Edrioasteroidea
F17.5
Edriophthalmata
F271
Education
A100-186
— Departments
A103
Educationists
X005
Edward I. (England)
U346
— II. —
U347
— III. —
U348
— IV. —
U357
— V. —
U358
— VI. —
U363
— VII. (U. K.)
V569
— the Confessor
(Eng.) U332
— the Elder (En
gland) U320
— the Martyr
— U326
Edwy (England)
U324
Eels
F450
Effect
Jon
Effigies
A799
Egbert (England)
U314
Egean Sea
Q395
Eggs
F601
Egina
Q363
— Gulf of
Q364
Egoism
J208
Egripos
Q378
Egypt
O400
— Ancient
O401
Egypt British O445
— Byzantine O431
Egyptian Architecture B458
— Language M222
— Literature M223
— Painting ■ A652
— Soudan O486
Egypt, Lower O455,
— Modern 0433
— Mohammedan O432
Egyptology 0400.32
Egypt, Roman 043a
— Upper O475
Eider Ducks F632
Eifel Gebirge S776
Eighteenth Century O064
Eighth Century O049
Eisenach S868
Eisteddfod A007
Elaeagnaceae E772:
Elseocarpaceae £711
El-Arish O464
Elasmobranchii F421
Elasticity B007
Elatinacese E743
Elba Q872
Elberfeld S777
Elders (Botany) E921
— (Church) J 931
Eleatic Philosophy J 3 14
Election Agents L282.
— Doctrine of K351
Elections L280'
Elective Assemblies L300
Electors L28o'
Electrical Engineering C050
Electric Current C005
Electricians Xoi6-
Electricity Cooi
— and Magnetism Cooo
— Atmospheric D234.
Electric Lighting Co6o-
— Remedies (Medicine) G535
— Traction (Trams) B517
Electro-Biology G771
— Chemistry D727
Electrocution L669.
Electro Dynamics C002
Electrokinetics C004
Electrolysis D728.
303
£le-Ema
CLASSIFICATION.
Emb-End
Electrolytics D728
Electro-Metallurgy D610
Electrometers C003
Electron C007
Electroplating D610
Electrostatics . C003
Electrotyping D610
Electuaries G416
Elegies N119
Elements (Chemistry) D750
Elephantiasis H567
Elephantine Dynasty O405
Elephant, Order of X164
Elephants F881
Eleusinian Mysteries J505
Elevation (Archit.) B303
Elevators (Mechanics) B120
— Grain I026
Eleven Articles K756
Eleventh Century O052
Elfsborg T921
Elgin, Earl of (India) P671
— — (India, 1894) P679
Elginshire Vi55
Elgin (Town) ■ V156
El-Hasa Q296
Elimination of Criminals LSo^
Elis Q371
Elisabeth (Hungary) S411
— Order of X151
Elisabeth. See also Elizabeth
Elixir of Life D703
Ehxirs G418
Elizabethan Architecture B477
Ehzabeth (England) U365
Elizabethpol S145
Elizabeth (Russia) S031
Ellice Islands Pi49
Elms E462
Elocution M181
Eloeis Q371
Eloquence Mi 70
Elsass-Lothringen S890
Elsinore T562
Eltham U954
Elves J562
Ely U554
— Isle of U553
Emaciation H108
Emancipation (Slavery) L150
Embalming H670
Embankments B204
Embargo L416
Ember Days J710
Embezzlement L643
Emblems J970
Embossed Printing M825
Embossing B125
Embrocations G419
Embroidered Bindings M877
Embroidery I542
Embryology (Biol.) E068
— (Himian) H343
Emeralds D519
Emeric (Hungary) S402
Emery Wheels B145
Emetics H189
Emigrants L083
Emigration L083-6
Emiha Q827
— Reggio Q840
EmiUanus (Rome) Q562
Emmenogogues H368
Emollients H446
Emotions J167
Empetracese E678
Emphysema G950
Empire, First (France) R105
— Second (France) R120
— States L2og
Empirical Remedies (Medicine) G548
Empiricism J373
Emplastra G420
Employers' Liability L125
— Trade Unions L160
Employments L131
Empysema G940
Emus F611
Enamelling. Enamels A701
Encampments B907
Encaustic Painting A618
Enclosing Lands I029
Encrustation, BoUer C213
Encyclical Letters. See Subjects
Encyclopaedias Aooo
Encyclopaedists X004
Endemic Diseases G309
Endermic Drugs G514
Endocarditis H054
Endometritis H350
304
End-Eng
CLASSIFICATION.
Eng-Epi
Endosmose
D723
Endowed Libraries
M907
— Schools
A161
Endowment of Research
A901
Endowments, Church
J841
Enemeta
G517
Energy (Physics)
B036
Enforced Labour
L154
Engadine
S551
Engeler's Classification
E192
Engine Driving
B198
Engineering, Aerial
D265
— CivU
B200
— Electrical
C050
— Hydraulic
D170
— Marine
B685
— Mechanical
Bioo
— Mining
D620
— Municipal
B290
— Pneumatic
D251
— Railway
B500
— Sanitary
B251
— Sanit. & Munic.
B250
— Vehicular
B550
Engineers (Biog.)
X012
— (Profession)
B194
— Army
B195
— Naval
B196
— Volunteer
B197
Engines. See Names
— Fire
C231
— Gas
C290
— Heat
C283
— Oil
C285
— Pneumatics
D251
England
U301
— and Wales
U300
— Church of
K750
— Langue of
X192
English Ballad Opera
C777
— Borders
U402
— Dialects
M525
— Horn
C706
— Language, genered
M520
— — modern
M523
— Literature, general
M521
— — modern
M524
— Middle, Language
M522
— Painting < f_^|.' ■ ■
A676
— Printing
M785
305
English Saxons S312
— Writing M725
Engravers (Biog.) X009
— Works A723
Engraving A715-42
Engravings A723
Enharmonic Organ C729
Enigmas H955
Enlarging (Photo.) A780
Enlistments, Foreign L417
Ennis U162
Enniscorthy U152
EnniskiUen U071
Enoch, Book of K255
Ensigns (Flags) Xo97
— (Military officers) B862
Ensilage I028
Entablature B371
Entail L782
Enteric Fever H517
Enteropneusta F407
Enthusiasm J261
Enthymeme A301
Entomology F300
Entomophily E121
Entomostraca F242
Entophaga F342
Entoprocta F165
Entozoa (Disease) H507
Entrees I914
Entre Minho R900
Entre Rios W805
Entropy C262
Enuresis H223
Environment E016
Envy J231
Eocene Period D345
Eolian Harp C627
Epacridacese E825
Epernay R395
Ephemerides O076
Ephesians K217
Ephesus Q138
— Council of K464
Epics N121
Epicureans J325
Epidemic diseases G310
— Influenza H543
Epidermic drugs G513
Epididymis H318
U
Epi-Erl
CLASSIFICATION.
Eri-Est
Epigenesis
Ego I
Erik Prsestehader
T609
Epiglottis
G920
Erin
Uooo
Epigrams
N122
Eriocaulaceae
E378
Epigraphy
M745
Eritrea
O501
Epilepsy
G721
Erivan
S146
Epinel
R417
Erlangen
S972
Epiphany
J703
Ermines
F909
Epiphytes
E161
Erne, Lough
U072
Epiploon
H170
Ernst (Austria)
S304
Epirus
Quo
Erosion (Geol.)
D302
Episcopacy
J830
Erotica
Gioo
Episcopal Church of Scotland K770
Errhines
G961
— Sees
J830
Errors
A330
Epistaxis
G863
— of Speech
M043
Epistemology
J009
Erse Language
M414
Epistle of Jeremy
K249
Eruptions (Pathology)
G343
Epistles
K212
— (Volcanic)
D072
— Pastoral
K225
Erysipelas
H550
— Pauline
K213
Erythroxylaceae
E642
Epistolography
Miio
Erzeroum
Q161
Epitaphs
X200
Escapements
D282
Epochs
O071
Escapes, Fire
C232
Epping Forest
U860
Escharotics
G522
Equador
W750
Eschatology (Chris. Theol.)
K360
Equality
L021
— (Theol.)
J410
Equations
A431
Escorial
R761
Equator
Doio
Esdras
K242
Equestrianism
F812
Eskimo dogs
F940
Equidae
F810
— Language
M665
Equilibria (Chem.)
D714
Eskimos
W910
Equilibrium (Physics)
B024
Esophagus
H132
Equinoxes
D032
Espafia
R600
Equisetales
E293
Esperanto
M673
Equitation
F812
Espionage
L427
Equity
L437
Espirito Santo
W731
Eras
O071
Esplanades
B391
Erfurt
S748
Esquimaux
W910
Ergotin
E353
Esquires
Xn2
Ericaceae
E818
Essayists (Biog.)
X059
Ericales
E814
— (Works)
N305
Erie Indians
W083
Essays
N300
— Lake
W053
Essen
S779
Erik I.-VIII. (Sweden)
T801
Essences
G421
— IX.-XI.
T803
Essenes
K007
— XII.-XIII.
T804
Essential Oils
D937
— XIV.
T807
Essex
U850
— and Svend
T601
Esslingen
S937
— Ejegod
T503
Estaminets
I878
— Menved
T505
Estate Duty
L792
— of Pomerania
T508
— Management
L738
306
Est-Eub
CLASSIFICATION.
Euc-Evi
Estates
Este, House of d'
Esther (Apocrypha)
— (Bible)
Esthetics
Esthonia
Esthonian Language
Estimates
Estivation
Estoppel
Estramadura (Portugal)
Estremadura (Spain)
Estridsen Line (Denmark)
Etchers, Works
Etching
Eternal Life (Chris. Theol.)
— — (Theol.)
— Punishment (Chris. Theol.
— — (Theol.)
Eternity
Ethelbald (England)
Ethelbert —
Ethelred I. —
— II. —
Ethelwulf —
Ether
Ethers
Ethics
Ethiopia
Ethiopian D3masty
Ethiopic Church
— Language
Ethnic Religions
Ethnography
Ethnologists
Ethnology
Ethology
Ethyl Alcohols
Etiology (Biol.)
— (Human Pathol.)
Etiquette
Etna
Etolia
Eton
Etruria
— King of
Etruscan Language
Etruscans
Etymology
Euboea
L737
Eucalyptus
E788
Q836
Eucharist
J615
K245
Euchre
H925
KI44
Euclidian Geometry
A501
J 100
Eucopepoda
F251
S084
Eucrinoidea
F174
M307
Eucryphiacese
E728
A488
Eudes (France)
R029
EI27
Eugenism
G036
L539
Eugenius, (Rome)
Q604
R930
— I. (Pope)
Q663
R753
— II. —
Q669
T502
— III. —
Q682
A7II
— IV. —
Q712
A7I0
Eulogies See Biography
K360
Eunichism
H328
J4I0
Euonymus
E686
)K366
Euphonium
C677
J417
Euphorbiacese
E669
K369
Euphrates River
Q172
U316
Euphuisms
M057
U317
Eurasia
Q038
U318
Eure
R236
U327
Eure-et-Loire
R516
U315
Europe
Q-V
B003
— General
Qooo
D830
— Latin
Q040
J200
— North
S-T
O510
— South
Q040
O418
European Languages
M400
K448
Eurypterida
F277
M244
Eustachian Tubes
G840
K090
Euthanasia
G376
G006
Evangelical Alliance
K960
X030
— Association
K843
Gooo
— Union
K915
E072
Evangelistic Work
J872
D822
Evaporating Machinery
C248
E052
Evaporation
D711
G301
Eve, Adam and
K127
J217
Eve Language
M212
Q970
Evening Schools
A127
Q366
Evergreens
E154
U753
Evesham
U649
Q50-T
Evictions
L762
Q863
Evidence
L518-28
M580
Evidence, Circumstantial
L521
Q501
Evidences (Biblical)
K274
M060
— (Christian)
K321
Q377
— (Theology)
J403
:)07
Evi-Exp
CLASSIFICATION.
Exp-Fal
Evil
— Eye
— Spirits
Evolution (Biol.)
— (Mathematics)
Evora
Evreux
Examination, Cross
— Physical
Examinations (Educ.)
Exanthemata
Excavating Machinery
Excavations
Exchange (Money)
— BUls of
Exchanges, Stock
Exchequer Bills
— Chancellor of
Excise
Excisions
Excommunication
Excretion
Excretions
Execution
Executors
Exegesis, Biblical
Exercise
Exercises (Music)
Exeter
Exhaustion
Exhibitions
Exile
Ex Libris
Exmoor
Exoascaceae
Exodus
Exorcism
Exotic Plants
Expansion (Physics)
Expatriation
Expectorants
Expenditure
Experiment (Logic)
Explorations
Explosions (Mining)
Explosives
Exports
Expositions
Exposures (Photo.)
Expression (Human)
J204
J536
J416
E008
A416, 436
R942
R237
L523
G325
A135-6
G343
B201
B201
L881
L842
L931
L905
L901
L925
G574
J628
E035
H184
L665
L787
K280
H700-9
C449
U692
G386
A008
L679
M956
U678
E257
K130
J532
E175
Boio
L679
G962
A485
A308
O200
D629
D910
L806
A008
A754
G766
Expression (Music)
Expurgatoris, Index
Extemporization (Music)
Extortion (Law)
Extracts (Drugs)
Extradition
Extra-uterine pregnancy
Extreme unction
Extremities, Lower
— Upper
Eye
Eyelids
Eye rolling
Eyes, Artificial
Eyestrain
Eye (Suffolk)
Ezekiel
Ezra
Fabianism
Fables
Fabrics, Textile
Facades
Face
Facetiae
Facias
Factories
Factors (Arith.)
Factory System
Faculffi
Fasces
Fagaceae
Fagales
Fagging (School)
Faiences
Fainting
Fairies
Fairs
Fairy Tales
Faith, Articles of
— (Christ. Theol.)
— Confessions of
— — Westminster
— (Ethics)
— Healers (Church)
— Healing (Medicine)
— (Theol.)
Fakirs
Falconry
Falcons
C422
Mr33
C437
L640
G423
L423
H376
J627
G626
G612
G801
G812
G832
G839
G825
U565
K156
K142
L237
N006
I400
B303
G763
N320
B371
L121
A407
L120
C860
H184
E453 i
E447
A159
D975
H572
I560
L807
N005
J606
K342
J605
K902
J262
K9S3
G54&
J405
J91&
F687
F690
308
Fal-Fas
CLASSIFICATION.
Fas-Fel
Falkirk V302
Falkland Islands W850
Fallacies A330
Falling Sickness G721
Fall of Man K331
Fallopian Tubes H347
Fall River W218
Falmouth U708
Falsehood J 240
False Imprisonment L571
— Pretences L641
Falsetto voices C528
Fame J 252
Famines X077-9
Family L002-05
— Heraldry X092
— History X077
— Prayers J 637
— Registers X203
— Worship J629
Famines Hi 10
Fanaticism J 281
Fancy Dress I603
Fancy Goods Trade M870
Fandangos C472
Fans (Blowing) D253
— (Costume) I659
Fan-Tan H949
Fantasias C450
Farads C056
Farces N212
Farcy H588
Fares (Railway) B538
— (Steamship) B735
Faridkot P769
Farinosae E372
Faristan P986
Farmers I075
Farming looo
Farms looo. 185
Farm Servants I080
Faroe Islands T566
Faro (Game) H948
— (Portugal) R950
Farriery Iioi
Farrukhsiyyar (India) P623
Farther India P500
Farthingales I605
Fasciae G658
Fashion (Esthetics) J 104
Fashions (Dress)
Fasting
Fasts
Fatalism
Fata Morgana
Fate
Fathers (Anthrop.)
— Apostolic
— (Church)
Fatigue
Fa,timid Kaliphate
Fats
Fatty Compounds (Chem
— Degeneration (Heart)
Fauces
Faults (Geol.)
Faunas
Faure (France)
Faversham
Favouritism
Favus
Fayoum
Fear
Fearaidhach (Ireland)
Feast of Tabernacles
Feasts
Feathers
Febrifuges
February
Fecundation
Fecundity
Federal Government
Federalism
Federalists
Federal States (U. S.)
Federated Malay States
Federation, Imperial
Feejee Islands
Feeling (Touch)
Fees
Feet
Felidse
Felis Domestica
Felix I.-II. (Pope)
— III.
— IV. —
Fellowships Church
— (Universities)
Felonies
Felons
I604-7
H107
J700
J377
D205
J377
G081
K408
K409
G386
Q270
D935, 940
.) D801
H055
G915
D311
F025
R138
U806
L142
H418
O477
J227
Uoii
J721
J700
F602
G504
D041
H342
H342
L243
L243
W112
W112
P550
L323
P143
G870
L145
G636
F950
F951
Q654
Q660
Q661
J618
A181
L606
L606
309
Fel-Fes
CLASSIFICATION.
Fes-Fil
Felony, Compounding L608
Felsites D366
Felspar D530
Felt I437
Felup Language M208
Female Organs H338
Feminist Movement G103
Femur G629
Fences I030
Fencing (Sword) B928
Fenianism U047
Fennel E805
Fens U531
Feodor I. (Russia) S014
— II. — S016
— II. (Russia, Romanof) S023
Ferdinand I. (Austria) S324
— I. (Hun. Bohemia) S419
— II. — S423
— III. — S424
— IV. — S425
— (Bulgaria) Q486
— and Isabella R608
Ferdinandol. (Florence) Q854
— II. - Q856
— III. — Q862
— IV. — Q866
— I-III. (Naples) Q922
— IV. - Q925
— I. (Portugal) R811
— I. (Sicily) Q927
— II. - Q929
— V. (Spain) R626
— VI. — R642
— VII. — R645
Ferghana S262
Fermanagh U070
Fermentation E214
Ferments E213
Fernando Po O802
Ferns E285
Ferrara Q834
— Marquesses Q835
Ferrets F910
Ferries B724
Ferrotype A769
Fertility H342
Fertilization E119
Fertilizers I007
Festivals, Church J 700
Festivals, General
A007
Fetid Breath
H136
Fetishism
J463
Feudal Serfdom
L151
Feudal System
L204
Feuds
O093
Feus
L754
Fevers
H511-23
Fez
O335
Fezzan
O383
Fibres, Vegetable
I400
Fibula
G632
Fichte
J356
Fiction
Nooo
— Individual Authors N020
— Juvenile N004
Fidehty J262
Fiefs L205
Field Artillery B888
— Botany E173
— Geology -D304
— Hospitals B900
Fielding (Cricket) H754
Field Mice F761
— Sports H800
Fife (Music) C685
Fife (Scotland) V280
Fifteenth Century O056
Fifth Century O024
— Monarchy Men K803
Fighting, Prize H729
Fig Tree E470
Figured Bass C430
Figure Drawing A629
Fijian Language M381
Fiji Islands P143
Files B143, 154
Filial Duty Giio
Filibusters W632
Filices E285
Filing (Indexing) M160
Fihng (Mechanics) B143
Filippo II. (Spain) R628
— III. — R630
— IV. — R631
— V. — R641
Fillmore (M.), U. S. W129
Films (Photo.) A760
Filters D152
Filtration D713
310
Fil-Fis
CLASSIFICATION.
Fis-Fli
Filtres
D152
Final Causes
J 007
Finance
Logo
— and Money (General) L868
— Ministries
L901
Finches
F663
Fine Art
A601
Fines (Penology)
L685
Fingering (Pf.)
C648
Finger Prints
G017
— Rings
I654
Fingers
G624
Finials
B406
Finishing (Binding)
M886
— (Mechanics)
B162
Finistere
R257
Finite Differences
A525
Finland
S200
Finmarken
T727
Finnish Language
M305
— Literature
M306
Finsbury
1)930
Finsinism
G536
Fire
C202
Firearms
B912
Fire Damp
D630
— Engines
C231
— Escapes
C232
— Extinction
C230
— Flies
F325
— Hydrants
C233
— Insurance
L973
Firenze
Q867
— Republic
Q849
Fireplaces
C218
Fire Producers
C225
Fireships
B832
Fire, Trial by
L507
Fire-tube Boilers
C212
Fireworks
D916
Fireworshippers
K060
Firs
E316
First Aid
H601
First Century
O020
Fish
F420
Fish Cookery
I912
— Culture
I721
— Curing
I724
Fisheries
I720
Fishermen
I726
Fishes F420
Fishing I731
— Fly I732
— Net I722
— Rod I733
— Sea I741
— Tackle I735-40
Fishmongers I725
Fissipedia F901
Fistula H179
Fittest, Survival of E014
Fitting (Mechanics) B161
Fiume S457
Fives (Game) H764
Fixed Stars C930
Fixing and Toning Prints (Photo.)
A776
Fixing Negatives (Photo.) A762
Flacourtiaceae E753
Flagellants K625
Flagellariacese E373
Flagellata F060
Flageolet C684
Flags X097
— of Truce
B990
Flamboyant Arch.
B487
Flame
C202
Flamingos
F649
Flanders
T200
— Counts oi
T210
— East
T315
— Horses
F823
— West
T320
Flandre
R202
Flannelette
I413
Flash-hghts
A756
Flats
I982
Flattery
J284
Flatting
B129
Flatulence
H135
Flatworms
F131
Flax
E639
Fleas
F371
Fleets
B808
Flem9en
O355
Flemish Language
M506
— Literature
M507
— Renaissance Arch
B484
Flies (Fishing)
I740
— (Zoology)
F360-67
311
Fli-Flu
CLASSIFICATION.
Flu-For
Flight (Biol.)
E045
— (Machines)
D267
Flint and Steel
C226
Flint Glass
D990
Flints
D501
Fhntshire
U244
Flint (Town)
U245
Floating Docks
B243
Flock Books
F862
Flogging
L683
Flood (Deluge)
K128
Floods
D212
Floor Coverings
B335
— Preparations
B336
Floors
B333
— Wood Block
B334
Floral Regions
E171
Floras Island
E168
— Local
E172
— Mountain
E169
Florence City
Q867
— Grand Dukes
Q850
— ■ Republic
Q849
Florestan I. (Monaco)
R587
Florianus (Rome)
Q569
Floriculture
I224
Florida
W316
Florideae
E235
Floris Island
P215
Flotsam
B755
Flounders
F464
Flour
I930
— Trades
I205
Flower Gardens
I224
Flowering Plants
E300
Flower Painting
A642
Flowers
E125
— Artificial
I522
— Colours
E132
— Cultivated
I224
— Language of
E134
— Scent
E131
— Wild
E174
Flow (Stream)
D132
Fluids
D720
Flukes (Disease)
H508
Fluorescence
C107
Fluorine
D755
Flushing (Blood)
G738
Flushing (Holland)
T174
Flute-a-bec C683
Flutes C687
Fluxions A520
Fly-fishing I732
Flying (Biol.) E045
— Buttresses B365
— Columns D963
— Fishes F453
— Foxes F743
— Game H833
— Machines D267
— Squirrels F757
Foetid Breath Hi35
Foetus H371
Foggia Q942
Fogs D215
Fog Signals B64.5
Foix R332
— and Rousillon R330
Folding (Bookbinding) M884
Folds (Geol.) D309
Fohage Plants E116
Fohgno Q879
Folkestone U807
Folkething (Denmark) L350
Folk-lore J521
— and Occult Science J520
Folk Songs C591
Folkungar, House of T804
Follicles E144
Folly J 248
Fomentations G521
Fontainbleau R491
Fonts B424
Foo Choo P456
Food Preservation I881
Foods I800-95
Food Substitutes I884
Fools X072
Football H778-80
Foot, Club G637
Foot Guards B894
Footmen 19^3
Foraging B982
Foraminifera F056
Forbidden Books M134
— Degree, (Marriage) G064
Forced Draught C205
Force (Physics) B023
Forceps G570.167
312
For-Fos
.CLASSIFICATION.
Fou-Fra
Force, Transmission
B037
Forecasts, Weather
D246
Foreclosure
L753
Foreign Enlistments
L417
— Missions
J882
— Offices
L260
— Relations
L259
Foreign Trade
L805
Fore-names
M072
Forendihaz (Hungary)
L341
Forensic Medicine
G560
Foreshores
L722
Foresters
I265
Forest of Dean
U665
Forestry
I250-65
Forests
I254
Forfarshire
V255
Forfar (town)
V256
Forfeits
H959
Forgery (Crime)
L644
— of Paper Money
L888
Forges
D661
Forging
D661
— Drop
D662
Forks, Tuning
C745
Forli
Q838
Formal Gardens
I230
Formation, Company
L825
Formations (Drill)
B945
Formentera
R784
Forme Pauperis, Actions
L533
Formicarise
■F347
Formosa
P370
Formosan Language
M363
Forms (Educ.)
A112
Forms (Legal)
L541
— (Musical)
C440-504
Formularies
G408
Fornication
G072
Forres
V157
Fort Artillery
B890
Forth, Firth
V304
— River
V303
Fortifications
B971
Fortrose
V134
Forts
B971
Fortune-telling
J 540
Forty-two Articles
K755
Forwarding (Binding)
M885
Fossils
E090
Foundations
B3oq
Founders (Type) Catalogues
M806
Founding
D642
Foundlings
G116
Foundries
D645
Fountain Pens
M737
Fountains
D175
— ■ Drinking
D151
Fourierism
L238
Fourth Century
O023
— Dimension
A503
Fourteenth Century
O055
Fourth Estate
M121
Fowling
H833
Fowls, Domestic
F621
Foxes
F946
— Flying
F743
Foxglove
E896
Foxhounds
F926
Fox-hunting
F947
Fox Indians
W084
Fractions (Algebra)
A432
— (Arith.)
A412
Fractures (Medicine)
H579
Fragaria
E597
Framed Structures
B490
Framing, Picture
I345
France
Rooo
— Langue
X191
Francesco I. (Florence)
Q853
— II. —
Q860
— I. (Sicily)
Q928
— II. —
Q930
Franche Comte
R420
Franchise
L270
Francia (Paraguay)
W782
Francis I. (France)
R071
— II.
R073
— See also Franz
Franciscan Nuns
K542
Franciscan Order
K520
Fran9ois I. (France)
R071
— 11. —
R073
Franconia, House of S614, S622
— Dukes of
S964
— Lower
S974
— Middle
S970
— Upper
S963
Franken See Franconia
Frankeniaceae
E745
313
Fra-Fre
CLASSIFICATION.
Fre-Fri
Frankfort (U. S.)
W341
Frankfurt-am-Main
S766
Frankfurt-am-Oder
S723
Frankincense
E660
Franking (Post Office)
B623
Frankish Italy
Q620
Franklin (Canada)
W041
Franklin Searches
W914
Franks
S603
— Post Office
B623
Franz I. (Austria)
S323
— I. (Germany H. R. E.) S667
— II. — S670
Franzensbad S366
Franz-Josef I. (Austria) S325
Fraserburgh V172
Fraud L579
Frauenfeld S557
Freckles H419
Frederick Augustus I. (Poland) S174
— II. — S176
Frederick of Jerusalem Q243
Frederick I. (Denmark) T514
— II. — T516
— III. — T518
— IV. — T520
— V. — T522
— VI. — T524
— VII. — T526
— (Sweden) T818
Frederick. See also Friedrich
Frederikshawn T552
Free Baptist Church K825
— Church of England K961
— — Scotland K912
— Cities S805
Freedmen (Slavery) L150
Freedom of Cities L024
— of Speech L028
Freehand Drawing A605
Freehold L719
Free Love G056
Freemasonry L185
Free Methodist Church K846
— Speech L028
— Trade L912
Freewill K335
Freezing D086
Freiburg ' S919
Freights (Railway) B534
Freights (Sea) B735
French Beans E630
— Canadian Literature M444
— Congo O670
— Guiana W717
— Horn C668
— India P850
— Indo-China P510
— Language M435
— Literature M436
— Orders of Knighthood X142
— Painting A661
— Polishing A705
— Printing M781
— Renaissance Arch. B481
— Revolutionary Calen-
dar O083
— Script Writing M727
— Sudan O830
— West Indies W666
Frescoes ■ A645
Freshets D212
Fret-work I333
Friars J 926
Fribourg (Canton) S535
— (Town) S536
Friction (Physics) B032
Friday D059
Friedrich I. (Baden) S910
Friedrich (Germany) S678 .
— I. (H. R.E.) S629
— II. — S633
— III. — S652
— I. (Prussia) S704
— II. (the Great) Prussia S706
— August I. (Saxony) S982
— — II. — S984
— — III. — S988
— Heinrich (Orange) T016
Friedrich Wilhelm I. (Prussia) S705
— II. — S707
— III. — S708
— IV. — S709
Friendly Islands Pi45
Friendly Societies L170
Friendship J 223
Friends, Society of K815
Friesland T152
Friezes B371
Frigates B827
314
Fri-Fut
CLASSIFICATION.
Fut-Gal
Frisian Language
M505
Frobel's System
A117
Frogs
F486
- Bull
F487
Frost
D086
Fructification
E140
Fruitarianism
I803
Fruit Gardens
I225
Fruit-painting
A643
Fruits
E140
Fruit Trade
I246
Fruit Wines
I872
Fu-chau
P456
Fuchsias
E792
Fuegian Language
M603
Fuel, Liquid
D570
Fuels
D550
Fugitives from Law
L425
Fugue
C435
Fujiyama Mt.
P332
Fukien
P455
Fukuoka
P346
Fukuyama
P349
Fulham
U904
Fulke of Jerusalem
Q235
Fumigation
G507
Funchal
O915
Functional Diseases
G306
Functions (Arith.)
A524
— (Human)
G600
Funds, Public
L900
Funen
T5S8
Funerals
H680
Fungi
E250
Furnaces, Blast
D6G2
— (General)
C204
— Open Hearth
D603
Fumes
T328
Furnishing (House)
I32I
Furniture
I320
Furs
I752
Fur-seals
F968
Fur-trade
I752
Furze
E6I9
Fusan
P384
Fuses
C228
Fushimi
P305
Fusion
D709
Futteh AU-Shah (Persia)
P968
Future State
K360
Future (Theol.) J410
Fuzees D284
Fyen T558
Gabbro D363
Gables B370
Gadhelic Language M412
— Literature M413
Gaelic Language M417
— Literature M418
Gaels Q002
Gaetulia O302
Gaillards C473
Galapagos P131
Galashiels V387
Galatia Q145
Galatians K216
Galatz Q474
Galaxy C939
Galena D469
Gales D220
Galicia (Austria) S372
— (Spain) R7or
Galilee Q214
Gallantry J258
Gall bladder H149
Galle (Ceylon) P876
Galleries (Arch.) B389
Galleries, Art A820
Galleys B675
Galley Slaves L675
Gallia Cisalpina Rooi
Gallic Acid D856
Galilean Church K650
Gallic War R002
Gallienus (Rome) Q564
Gallinacea F615
Gallium D447
Galloway V356
Gallows L666
Galls E166
Gall Stones H152
Gallus HostiHus (Rome) Q561
Galops C474
Galvanism C006
Galvanizing Metals D656
Galvanometers C030
Galvanoplastics D610
Galway (County) U103
— (Town) U104
315
Gam-Gar
CLASSIF
I CATION.
Gar-Gel
Gambia
O890
Garonne et Tarn
R298
— River
O891
— (River)
R292
Gambier Islands
P115
Garotting
L636
Gambling
L933
Garter, Order of
X123
Game, Flying
H833
Gas
D920-31
— Ground
H832
— Acetylene
D922
— keepers
H824
— Burners
D931
— Laws
H821
— Calcium Carbide
D923
— Preserving
H820
Gascony
R310
— Shooting
H830
— • and Guienne
R289
Games
H901-76
Gas Engines
C290
— Indoor
H910-76
Gases
D720-26
— of Chance
H902
Gas Fitting
D929
— of Skill
H903
— Holders
D928
— Outdoor
H750-856
— Incandescent
D927
Gaming
L933
— Lighting
D921
Gamophycese
E225
— Manufacture
D920
Gand
T316
— Meters
D930
Ganges, River
P855
— Mond
D924
Ganglions
G796
Gastralgia
H137
Gangrene
G338
Gastritis
H138
Ganoidei
F430
Gastronomy
I900
Gap
R436
Gastropoda
F220
Gard
R344
Gas, Water
D925
Garden Cities
L067
Gates
B395
Gardeners
I245
Gateshead
U419
Garden Houses
I236
Gateways
B394
Gardenia
E916
Gauges (Machinery)
A456
Gardening
I220-46
— (Pressure)
G276
— Landscape
I229
— (Railway)
B504
Garden of Eden
K127
Gauging
A456
— Plants
I224
Gaul
Rooi
Gardens, Botanic
E180
Gaulish Language
M419
— Flower
I224
Gauls
Row
— Formal
I230
Gautama
K041
— Fruit
I225
Gavottes
G475
— Market
I226
Gaza Land
O786
— Public
I239
Gazelles
F868
— Rock
I237
Gazetteers
O200.2
— Wild
E174
Gearing
B163
— Zoological
F021
— Rope
B165
Garfield, President (U.
S.) W136
— Wheel
B164
Gargles
G522
Geckos
F522
Gargoyles
B378
Geese
F633
Garhwal
P752
Gefle
T928
Garibaldi
Q640
Gefieborg
T927
Garlic
E391
Gehenna
K364
Garnets
D521
Geissolomaceae
E768
Garonne (Haute-)
R317
Gelatines
D877
— et Lot
R296
Gelding
I104
316
Gem-Geo
CLASSIFICATION.
Geo-Ger
Gemara
K003
Gemmation (Bot.)
E126
— (Biol.)
E060
Gems
D510
Genders
M020
Genealogy
X076
General Associate Synod
K906
— Baptists
K821
New Connection K822
Generalia Aooo
Generalization A310
Generals B858
Generalship B951
General Staff (Army) B855
Generation (Biol.) E060
Generation, Alternation of E063
Generation, Femde organs H338
— Human H300
— Male organs H314
— Spontaneous Eooi
Generosity J 268
Genesiology E060
Genesis K125
Geneva (Canton) S571
- (City) S572
— Lake S573
Genf see Geneva, above
Genghis Khan P631
Genii J 560
Genito -urinary System H230
Genius G031
Genoa Q844
Genova Q844
Genre Painting A630
Gent T316
Gentianaceae E853
Gentians E854
Gentlemen-in-waiting L227
Geocentric Place C814
Geodesy D007
Geognosy D300
Geographical Degrees D014
— distribution, Animals E080
— Plants E167
Geographers X061
Geography Ancient O205
— — and History Ooio
— Classical O210
— Historical O225
— Mediaeval - O215
GeographyMedi3eval& History O045
— Modern O220
— — and History O060
— Physical Dooo
— Universal O200
— — and History Oooo
Geologists X025
Geology D300
— Economic D395
— Field D304
— Local D398
— Stratigraphical D315
— Structural D301
Geomancy J540
Geometrina F382
Geometry, General A500
— Analytical A504
— Curvilinear A507
Descriptive Asio-
Euclidian A501
Modern A502
Plane A505.
Solid A506
George I. (U. K.) V563
— 11. „ V564
— III. „ V565.
— IV. „ V566
George I. (Greece) Q352
Georgetown W715
George, St. & St. Michael, Order X126
George, St., Order (Germany) Xi50'
Georgia (U. S.) W312
Georgia (Russia) S149.
Georgian Church K450
— Language M353
Georg (Saxony) S987
— von Podiebrad (Bohemia) S355
Gephyrsea F155
Gera S885
Geraniaceae E633
Geraniales E632
Geraniums E635
German Confederation S673
— East Africa O610
— Evangelical Church K962
— High, Language, Gen. M560
— — — Ord. M564
— — Literature M561
_ _. _ Ord. M565
Germanic Nations S601
317
Ger-Gin
CLASSIFICATION.
Gin-GIo
Germanic Iinmigrations{U.-K.) V503
Germanism, Pan-
S602
German, Low, Language
M502
— — Literature
M503
— Measles
H527
— New Guinea
P179
— Orders
X148
— Painting
A667
— Printing
M779
— Renaissance Arch.
B482
— South West Africa
O710
Germany
S600
— Langue of
X191
Germicides
G506
Germination
Eioi
Germs
E217
Gerona
R733
Gers
R313
Gesalric (Spain)
R603
Gesneraceae
E900
Gesso Painting
A619
Gestation
H371
Gesture
M182
Geta
Q551
Geysers
D073
Gharbiah
O468
Ghazni, House of
P605
Ghebers
K062
Ghemara
K003
Ghent
T316
GhibeHnes
Q635
Ghor, House of
P606
Ghosts
J591
Giants
G370
Giant's Causeway
U062
Gibbons (Monkey)
F991
Gibraltar
Q047
Giessen
S928
Gigantostraca
F275
Gigues
C477
Gilbertine Order
K516
Gilbert Islands
P151
Gilding (Books)
M889
— (Metal)
D657
Gilds
L816
Gilead
Q250
Gillingham
U808
Gin
I833
Ginger
E419
Ginkgoales
E306
Ginseng
E798
Giovanni (Medici)
Q858
Gipsies
Qoio
Gipsy Language
M590
— Literature
M595
Giraffes
F842
Girders
B338
Girdles
I656
Girgenti (Sicily)
Q971
Girls
G112
Gironde
R291
Girondists
Rioo
Girvan
V351
Glacial Drift
D082
— Period
D355
Glaciers
D082
Gladiators
H853
Gladiolus
E412
Glamorgan
U277
Glanders
H588
Glands
G681
— Salivary
H118
Glans Penis
H332
Glarus (Canton)
S527
— (Town)
S528
Glasgow
V314
Glass
D987
— Blowing
D988
Glasses, Musical
C744
Glass, Flint
D990
Glassites
K916
Glass, Plate
D992
— Stained
D993
— Venetian
D991
Glastonbury
U674
Glaucoma
G828
Glauconite
D370
Glazes
D969
— Lead
D970
Glazier Trade
D999
Glazing
D998
Glebes
J844
Glees
C581
Gleet
H311
Glendalough
U144
Globulariaceae
E907
Glockenspiel
C743
Glory
J252
Glossaries, General
M051
— Single See
Languages.
318
Glo-Gol
CLASSIFICATION.
Gol-Gov
Glossop
U583
Gloucester (city)
U661
Gloucestershire
U660
Gloves
I512
Gloxinias
Egoi
Glucose
D872
Glucosides
G400
Glues
D952
Glumiflorae
E345
Gluttons (Zool.)
F916
Gluttony
Hiii
Glycerine
D942
•— Nitro-
D913
Glyphography
D610
Glyptics
D511
Gnathobdellidas
F161
Gnats
F361
Gneiss
D382
Gnetaceae
E328
Gnetales
E327
Gnomes
J560
Gnosticism
K412
Gnostics
K412
Goa
P849
Goatfell Mt.
V224
Goats
F863
Go-bang
H941
Gobi Desert
P492
Goblins
J561
Godalming
U833
Godavery River
P859
God (Christian Theol.)
K324
— (Theol.)
J401
Godfrey de Bouillon
Q232
Godmanchester
U548
Gods
J500
Goitre
G932
Go-Kashiwabara
P308
Go-Komatsu
P306
Gold
D485
Gold Coast
O850
Golden Fleece, Order
X139
— Horde
P632
— Lion, Order
X171
— Number
O072
— Shield & Thistle, Order X143
Gold Money
L872
Goldsmithing
D485
Gold Standards (Money)
L872
Golf
Go-Mizuo
Go-Momozono
Gondar
Gond Language
Gondolas
Gongs
Go-Nijyo
Goniometry
Gonorrhoea
Goodeniaceae
Good-Friday
Goodness
Goods, Carriage of
— Receiving Stolen
Good Templars
Goodwill (Trade)
Gooseberries
Gordiacea
Gordianus II. (Rome)
— III. —
Gorillas
Gorlitz
Gorm the Old (Denmark)
Gorse
Go-Sakuramachi
Gospellers
Gospels
— Apocrj'phal
Gossip
Goteborg and Bohus
Goteborg (Town)
Gotha
— Saxe-Coburg
Gothic Architecture
— Italy
— Language
— Script Writing
— Type
Goths'
Gotland
Gotlandian Stratum
Goto
Go-Tsuchi
Gottorp, House of
Gouda
Gourds
Gout
Governess
Government
H758
P310
P315
O519
M327
B676
C736
P306
D400
H308
E944
J714
J201
B532
L638
G787.6
L832
E578
F146
Q556
Q558
F993
S742
T501
E619
P312
K715
K203-10
K261
J 243
T919
T920
S864
S861
B471
Q610
M504
M724
M809
Q003
T913
D323
P354
P307
T819
T179
E150
H561
A157
L201
319
Gov-Gra
CLASSIFICATION.
Gra-Gre
Government Federal L243
— Ideal L241
— Local L362
— of National Defence R131
— Parliamentary L244
Governors of Netherlands T004
Governors, Steam C277
Goyaz W732
Go-Yoi6 P308
Gozo Q046
Gracchi Q525
Grace K341
Graces J638
Gradientia F483
Gradients B206
Graduals C553
Graduates A184
Graduation A183
Graffiti M745
Grafting I223
Grail, Holy K306
Grain Coast O872
— Elevators I026
Graining A700
Grain Merchants I206
— Mills I200
Grains I015
Grallatores F645
Gramineae E346
Grammar, Comparative M020
Grammars. See Lang, names.
Gramophones C330
Grampian Mountains V180
Granada R767
Granaries I025
Grande, Rio (Brazil) W742-3
Grand Juries L512
Grand Operas C771
Grandparents G088
Grand Rapids •W369
Granger! sing A608
Granites D369
Grantham U538
Grant, President (U. S.) W134
Grape Sugar D872
Grape Vines E707
Graphic Arts A600
Graphic Statics B025
Graphite D497
Graphology M730
Grasses
E35r
Grasshoppers
F313
Grass of Parnassus
E575
Gratian (Rome)
Q602
Gratitude
J257
Gratz
S383
Graubiinden
S549
Gravel (Disease)
H215
Grave-mounds
H660
Graven Hage
T176
Graves
H660
Gravesend
U809
Grave Stones
A796
— Yards
H690
Gravimetric Analysis
D732
Graving Docks
B242
Gravitation
B033
Gravity
B033
— Specific
B034
Grazing
I052
Greases
D940
Great Barrier Reef
P041
— Britain
V500
— Caymans
W645
— Danes (Dogs)
F938
Greater Antilles
W640
Great Lakes
W375
— Russia
S051
— Torrington
U696
— Wall of China
P436
— Yarmouth
U557
Grebes
F641
Greece
Q300
— Ancient
Q301-322
— . Modern
Q350
— Northern
Q360
— Patriarchate
K440
Greed
J 233
Greek Architecture
B459
— Church
K430
— Classical, Language M457
— — Literature M458
— Classics M420
— Colonization Q303
• — Independence Q34^
— Languages, general M452
— Literature, — M453
— Medicine G552
— Modern, Language M459
— — Literature M460
320
Gre-Gri
CLASSIFICATION.
Gri-Gui
Greek Numerals
A405
Grimaldo (Monaco)
R581
— Orders
X179
Grimsby
U539
— Painting
A659
Grinding
B142
— Philosophy
J311
— and MiUing
I203
— Script Writing
M722
Grindstones
B145
— Type
M812
Grippe, La
H543
Green Algae
E226
Gripping Machinery
B131
Green (Colour)
C124
Griqualand, East
O765
Green Crops
I017
— West
O764
Greengroceries
I246
Grisons
S549
Greenhouses
I243
Grocery Trade
I890
Greenland
W920
Grodno
S093
— Danish
W921
Groins
B245
Greenock
V307
Groningen (Dept.)
T150
Greensand
D370
— (Town)
T151
Green-sickness
H008
Grosseto (Italy)
•Q874
Greenwich
U9.51
Grottos
D095
Greetings
J218
— (Garden)
I237
Gregarinida
F081
Groundgame
H832
Gregorian Calendar
O079
— Rents
L754
— Music
C551
Grouse
F620
Gregory I. (Pope)
Q662
Groves
I229
— II.
Q666
Growth (Biol.)
E009
— III.
0666
Grubbiaceae
E482
— IV.
Q669
Gruyere (Switzerland)
S537
— V.
Q676
Guadalajara
R759
— VI.
Q676
Guadaloupe
W667
— VII.
Q678
Guadalquiver River
R752
— VIII.
Q686
Guadiana, River
R751
— IX.
Q688
Guanajuato
W538
'— X.
Q691
Guano
I008
— XL
Q702
Guarani Language
M613
— XII.
Q707
Guarantee
L849
— XIII.
Q728
Guarda
R924
— XIV.
Q731
Guardianship
L791
— XV.
Q734
Guardians, Poor Law
L075
— XVI.
Q754
Guards
B967
Greiz
S882
Guatemala
W602
Grenada
W662
Guavas
E785
Grenada, New-
W703
Guaycuru Language
M606
Grenades
B914
Guelder Roses
E922
Grenadines
G664
Guelders (HoUand)
T160
Grenoble
R432
Guelphs
Z635
Gresham's Law
L886
— Order of
X128
Gretna Green
V372
Gueret (France)
R557
Grevy (France)
R135
Guerga
O482
Grey Friars
K520
GueriUa Bands
B872
Greyhounds
F920
Guernsey
U992
Griffith ap Cynaro
U219
Guerrero (Mex.)
W558
Griffith (Wales) "
U216
Guiana, British
W714
321
X
Gui-Gym
CLASSIFICATION.
Gym-Hai
Guiana, Dutch
W716
Gymnastics
H711
— French
W717
Gymnoblastea
F109
Guianas
W713
Gymnophiona
F482
Guibert (Pope)
Q679
Gymnosophists
J303
Guide Books. See Subjects
Gymnospermae
E301
and Places.
Gynaecocracy
L233
Guienne
R290
Gynaecology
H390
— and Gascony
R289
Gynoeceum
E130
Guildford
U831
Gypsies
Qoio
Guilds (Social)
Logo
Gypsum
D375
— (Trade)
P816
Gyroscope
B030
Guillotine
L668
Guinea, Gulf of
O860
Haag, Den
T176
— New-
P173-83
Haakon. See Hakon.
Guinea Pigs
F772
Haarlem
T188
Guipiizcoa
R725
Habakkuk
K165
Guisards
N223
Habana
W642
Guitars
C633
Habeas corpus
L467
Guizeh
O478
Haberdashery
I521
Gujarat (Bombay)
P835
Habesh
O510
— Kings of
P636
Habit (Human)
G029
Gujarati Lang, and Liter.
M267
Habitations
B430
Gulf of Mexico
W634
Habits, Animal
E073
Gulf States (U. S.)
W315
Habsburg, House of
S638
Gulf Stream
W634
Habsburg-Lorraine, Hoiase of S666
Gulls
F635
Hackney
U917
Gum Bichromate process
A775
Hacks (Horses)
F822
Gums
D953
Haco. See Hakon
Gun-boats
B828
Haddington
V337
— Cotton
D911
Haddingtonshire
V336
— Metal
D669
Haddocks
F462
Gunnery
B916
Hades
K364
Gunpowder
D912
Hadramaut
6299
Gunpowder Plot
V551
Hadrian (Rome)
Q545
Guns
B913
Hffimatinics
G505
Gunshot wounds
H577
Haemodoraceas
E400
Gustaf I. (Sweden)
T806
Hsemorrhage
G337
— II. —
T811
Haemorrhoids
H181
— III. —
T821
Hcemosporida
F083
— IV. —
T822
Haggai
K167
Gustation
G852
Hagiology
K404
Gustavus Adolphus
T811
Hague
T176
Gustavus I.-IV. (Sweden) T806-822
Ha-has
I235
Gutta-percha
I705
Haidarabad City
P702
Guttiferas
E738
— State
P701
Guttorm (Norway)
T606
Hail
D085
Gutturals
M007
Hainan
P471
Guy de Lusignan
Q240
Hainault
T330
Gwalior
P734
Hainaut
T330
Gymnasia
H712
— Counts of
T331
322
Hai-Ham
CLASSIFICATION.
Ham-Har
Hairdressing H462
Hair (Human) H450
Hairs, Animal F006
— Plant Em
Haiti W647
Hakodatd P348
Hakon I. (Norway) T601
— II. — T601
— III. — T605
— IV. — T607
— V. — T610
— VI. — T612
— VII. — T613
Halacha K003
Halberts B931
Half castes G045
Half-timber work B328
Half-tone Process A740
Halibut F463
Halicarnassus Qi39
Halifax (Nova Scotia) W067
— (Yorks) U457
Halland T918
Halle-am-Saale S747
Hall Marking D686
Halloween J726
Halls (Arch.) B393
Hallucinations G782
Halma H939
Halmaheira P241
Halogen Derivatives D816
Halogen group D753
Haloids D413
Halophytes E158
Haloragidaceae E794
Halos D204
Ham I891
Hamamelidaceae E582
Hamar T707-g
Hamayin (India) P616
Hamburg S808
Hamilcar O306
— Barca O307
Hamilton (Canada) W049
- (Scot.) V315
Hamitic Languages M220
— Literature M221
Hammerfest T728
Hammering B127
Hammers B154
Hammersmith
Hammer, Throwing the
Hampshire
— New
Hampstead
Hand (Anatomy)
Hand Bells
Handbills
Handcarts
Handicrafts. See Subjects
Hand Looms
Handrailing
Hands (Anatomy)
Hand Tools
Handwriting
Han Dynasty
Han, East
Hangchau
Hanging
Hangings
Hankow
Han, Later I.
Hanley
Hannibal
Hannover
II.
(City)
— (Kingdom)
— Dukes, Electors,
Kings
Hanoi
Hanover, House of
Hans (Denmark)
Hanseatic League
Hanse Towns
Hants
Hanucah
Happiness
Hapsburg, House of
Harald Haarfager (Norway)
Harbour Dues
Harbouring (Law)
Harbours
Hardening Metals
Hardicanute (England)
Hardinge, Viscount (India)
Hard labour (Law)
Hardware
Harelip
Harems
Hares
U903
H731
U765
W205
U914
G623
C742
L863
B557
I405
B35»
G623
Bi54
M707
P406
P407
P453
L666
I341
P460
P407
P416
U593
O308
S759
S755
'S756-5S
P517
V562
T512
S806
S805
U765
J728
J212
S638
T601
B734
L558
B240
D650
U331
P664
L681
D64a
H115
G092
F752.
323
Har-Hau C
LASSII
Harikari
G792
Harlingen
T154
Harlots
G094
Harmonica
C710
Harmonics
C427
Harmoniums
C720
Harmony
C427
— and Composition
C426
Harness
I771
Harold I. (England)
U330
— II. —
U333
Haroun-al-Raschid (Arabia)
Q285
Harp, Concert
C626
— Irish •
C623
— Jews
C628
— CEolian
C627
Harps
C621-29
Harp, Scotch
C625
Harpsichord
C645
Harp, Welsh
C624
Harrar
O522
Harriers
F928
— (Paper chasing)
H723
Harrisburg
W261
Harrison, B. (U. S.)
W139
Harrison, W. H. (U. S.)
W125
Harris (Scotland)
V143
Harrogate
U458
Harrow
U873
Hartford (Conn.)
W236
Hartlepool
U427
— West
U428
Harvest
I023
Harwich
U853
Hasa, El-
Q296
Hashish
E467
Haslingden
U492
Hassan (Arabia)
Q266
Hasselt
T342
Hastings
U794
— Marquis of
P663
— Warren
P661
Hatching
F601
Hate
J225
Hat-making
I526
Hats
I526
Hatters
I526
Haulage
B123
Hauling Machinery
B122
Haunted Houses
J593
Hau-Hea
Haussaland
08i8
Hautboy
C703
Haute-Garonne
R317
Haute-Loire
R576
Haute-Marne
R399
Haute-Rhin
R42I
Hautes-Alpes
R435
Haute-Saone
R423
Haute-Savoie
R447
Hautes-Pyrenees
R3I5
Haute- Vienne
R55I
Havana
W642
Haverfordwest
U272
Havre
R235
Hawaii
PI6I
Hawaiian Language
M375
Hawick
V383
Hawkers
L853
Hawking
F687
Hawks
F686
— Night
F679
Hay
I016
Hayes, President (U. S.)
W135
Hay fever
G865
Hayti
W647
Hazard
H945
Hazels
E450
Hazes
D215
Head
G762
Headaches
G754
Head Dresses
I525
Head Teachers
A153
Healing, Faith
G546
— Medicine
G500-50
Health, Personal
H624
— Public
H621
— Resorts
G540
Healths (Toasts)
I812
Hearing
G842
— Diseases of
G841
Heart
H050
Heartburn
H143
Heart Pang
H052
Heat
C200
— Animal (Biol.)
E037
— Applications
C218
— Engines
C283
Heathenism
J501
Heathers
E823
Heaths
E824
324
Hea-Hel
CLASSIFICATION.
Hel-Her
Heating, Electric
C218
Helsingor
T562
— General
C218
Helston
U709
— Hot Water
C218
Helvetia
S500
Heating Machinery-
C284
Helvetian Church
K935
Heat Pressure
C261
Helvetic Republic
S502
Heat remedies (medicine)
G521
Kernel Hempstead
U762
Heaven (Christian)
K361
Hemichordia
F407
Heavens (Theol.)
J411
Hemiplegia
G735
Hebrews
Q201
Hemiptera
F351
Hebrews, Epistle to
K224
Hemispheres, Celestial
C811
Hebrew Type
M813
— Earth
D002
Hebrides
V105
Hemlock
E800
Hebrides, New
P189
Hemorrhage
G337
Hedemarken
T707
Hemorrhoids
H181
Hedgehogs
F731
Hemp
E467
Hedges
I031
— Manufacture
I425
Hedjaz
Q290
Henbane
■ E885
Hedon
U448
Hengist (England)
U303
Hedonism
J213
Henley-on-Thames
U729
Hegel
J357
Henri I. (France)
R044
Heidelberg
S920
— II. —
R072
Heilbronn
S936
— III. —
R076
Heinrich II. (Austria)
S309
— IV. —
R081
Heinrich I. (Holy Roman Emp.) S617
Henri de Valois (Poland)
S167
— II. —
S621
Henrique, Cardinal
R82&
— III. —
S623
Henry I. (England)
U337
- IV. —
S624
— II. —
U342
— V. —
S625
— III. —
U345
— VI. —
S630
— IV. —
U353
— VII. —
S644
— V. —
U354
Heinrich of Carinthia ■
S348
— VI. —
U355
Heirs
L784
— VII. —
U361
Hejaz
Q290
— VIII. -i
U362
Hehgoland
S753
Henry of Jerusalem
Q242
Heliogabalus (Rome)
Q553
Hens
F622
Heliograph
B646
Hepaticse (Bot.)
E276
Helipmeter
C830
Hepatitis
H147
Heliostat
C830
Hepatology
H146
Heliotrope
E868
Heptarchy
U303
Heliozoa
F054
Heracleopolite Dynasty
O407
Helium
D792
Herachtus
J315
Hellas
Q300
Heraldic Officers
X086
HeU (Christian)
K364
Heraldry
X080-113
Hellebore
E526
— Family
X092
Hells (Christian)
K364
Heralds
X087
— (Theol.)
J415
— Colleges of
X089
Helminthology
F130
Herald's Visitations
X091
P885
Helmets
B937
Herat
Helobiese
E336
Herault
R348
Helsingfors
S204
Herbalb
G402
325
Her-Hib
CLASSIFICATION.
Hic-Hir
Herbaria
E185
Hiccough
H139
Herbs
E152
Hicksites
K816
Herculaneum
Q917
Hidalgo
W540
Hercules I. (Monaca)
R583
Hides
I751
Herd Books
F852
Hieratic Writing
M713
Heredity (Biol.)
E017
Hieroglyphics
M712
Hereford
U657
Higashiyama
P310
Herefordshire
U655
Higham Ferrers
U624
Heresies
K411
High Buildings
B489
Heretics
K411
— Church
K758
Hermaphrodites (Human)
G367
— Court of Justiciary
L459
Hermaphroditism (Animal)
E054
— Courts
L454
Hermeneutics
K281
Higher Algebra
A437
Hermetic Art
D701
Higher Education
A120
Hermits
K502
High German Lang. (Gen.)
M560
Hernandiacese
E544
— — — Ordinary
M564
Hernia
H575
— — Literature (Gen
)M56i
Heroic Age (Greece)
Q301
— — — Ordinary M565
Heroism
J256
Highland Bagpipes
S692
Herons
F646
Highlands (Scotland)
Vioo
Herpes
H420
High Treason
L551
Herpetology
F500
Highwaymen (Biog.)
X042
Herrings
F447
Highway Robbery
L635
Hertford
U761
Highways
B212
Hertfordshire
U760
High Wycombe
U752
Hertogenbosch
T166
Hilary, St. (Pope)
Q660
Hertwig, Classification
F041
Hildebrand (Pope)
Q678
Hertzian Waves
C012
HUl Tipperah
P748
Hervey Islands
P103
Himalaya Mountains
P854
Herzegovina
S480
Himalayan Trans., Languages M336
Hesse
S923
Hindi Lang, and Liter.
M272
Hesse-Nassau
S765
Hindoos
P601
Hessen (Darmstadt)
Sq23
Hindostan
P600
— Landgraves and Dukes S924-5
Hinduism
K020
Hessian Flies
F364
Hindu Kush
P887
Heteroconchise
F213
— Philosophy J 303-10
Heterocyclic Compounds
D895
Hindus
P601
Heterogenesis
E063
Hindustan
P600
Heteromera
F326
Hindustani Language
M265
Heteroptera
F351
— Literature
M266
Heterotricha
F072
Hip Bone
G627
Hexacoralla
F123
Hip-Joint Disease
G654
Hexagons
A502
Hippocastanaceae
E696
Hexameters
N130
Hippocrateaceae
E690
Hexapoda
F303
Hippodromes
N243
Heywood
U493
Hippophagy
I892
Hia D3Tiasty
P402
Hippopotamus
F837
Hibernation
E041
Hire Purchase
L838
Hibernia
Uooo
Hiroshimo
P339
Hibiscus
E718
Hirudinei
F160
326
His-Hol
CLASSIFICATION.
Hol-Hon
Hispaniola W646
Histogenesis E049
Histology (Biol.) E049
Historians X060
Historical Books (Bible) K135
— Collaterals O086
History, Ancient Ooii
— — and Geography Ooio
— Church O002
— Civil Oooi
— FamUy X077
— Mediaeval O046
— — and Geography O045
— Military O004
— Modern O061
— — and Geography O060
— Naval
O005
— ^ Social
O003
— Universal
OOGO
Histrionics
N240
— Hittites
0035
— Hives
H427
Hoang-ho River
P432
Hobart Town
P075
Hobbes
J336
Hockey
H767
Hocks
I864
Hot (Bavaria)
S966
Hogmanay
J733
Hohenstaufen, House of
S627
Hohenzollern, House of
S703
— State
S800
Hoisting Machinery
BII7
Hoists
BI20
Hokkaido
P347
Hokoto
P37I
Holborn
U92I
Holding Machinery
BI3I
Holidays
J 700-63
— Bank
J752
— Secular
J75I
Holiness
K349
Holland
Tioo
— and Belgium
Tooo
— Counts
T003
— Kingdom
Tioi
— (Lines.)
U542
— New
Poio
— North
TI86
— South
TI75
Hollow Ware D649
Holly ■ E688
Hollyhocks E716
Holocephali F428
Holostomi F434
Holothuroidea F190
Holotricha F071
Holstein S750
— House of (Russia) S035
Holstein-Gottorp, House of T819
Holy Alliance O044
Holy Ghost K324
— Order X194
Holy Grail K306
— Land Q200
— League R076
— Office K620
— Orders J 982
— Pasch J717
— Roman Empire S610-70
— Rood J971
— Sepulchre, Order X158
— Spirit K328
— Vial, Order X144
— Water J 635
Home L005
— Counties U800
— Education A128
— Lessons A149
— Missions J 881
— Nursing H616
— Office L360
— Rule (Ireland) U049
Homes B439
Homesickness G733
Homicide L612
Homiletics J 650
HomiUes J 653
Homing Pigeons F627
Homoeopathy G556
Homologies (Biol.) Eooo
Homonyms M064
Homoptera F352
Honan P442
Hondo P330
Honduras W606
— British W604
Honesty J 254
Honey F346
Honeymoon G062
327
Hon-Hor
CLASSIFY
^CATION.
Hor-Hou
Honeysuckle
E923
Horsemanship
F812
Hong Kong
P474
Horsens
T556
Honiton
U697
Horse Racing
F814
Honolulu
P167
Horse Riding
F812
Honorary Degrees
A185
Horses
F810
— Titles
X099
— Arabian
-F819
Honorius I. (Monaco)
R583
— Draught
F823
— II. —
R584
Horseshoeing
I102
— III. —
R584
Horse Stealing
L633
— IV. —
R585
Horsetails
E293
— V. —
R586
Horse Traction (Trams)
B519
Honorius I. (Popes)
Q663
Horse Training
F811
— II. —
Q681
Horticulture
I220
— III. —
Q687
Hosea
K158
— IV. —
Q693
Hosiery
I436
Honorius (Rome)
Q606
Hospitality
J267
Honour
J251
Hospitallers, Knights
X190
Honour, Legion of
X147
Hospital Nursing
H617
Honours of War
B991
Hospitals
H610
Honour, Titles of
X099
Hospodars (Moldavia)
Q472
Honshu
P330
— WaUachia
■Q465
Hookey, Blind
H946
Host
- J615
Hooks, Fish
I737
Hot Air Heating
C218
Hooping Cough
H529
Hotels
I980
Hoops (Dress)
I605
Hot-Plate Baking
■I934
Hope
J263
Hottentot Language
M204
Hops
E465
Hottentots
O700
Horas
J632
Hot Water Engineering
C210-18
Horikawa
P303
Hounds
F919-32
Horizon
D016
Hour Glasses
D293
Hornbeams
E449
Hours
D272
HornbUls
F680
— Books of
J632
Hornblende
D378
— of Work
L112
Hornbooks
M081
House Agents
L716
Horn, Cape
W821
— Breaking
L637
Horn of Africa
O525
— Cleaning
I943
Hornpipes
C476
— Dusting
I943
Horns, Animal
F007
— Flies
F366
Hornsey
U874
— Furnishing
I321
Horns, French
C668
Household Libraries
M990
— (Music)
C666-71
— Removals
B614
— Post
C669
Housekeepers
I940
— Sax
C671
Housekeeping
I941
— Wald
C667
Housemaids
I964
Horology
D270
Housemaid's Knee
G652
Horoscopes
D965
House of Commons
L311
Horse-Chestnuts
E697
— of Keys
L321
Horse Flies
F365
— of Lords
L313
Horse Guards
B881
— of Representatives
L326
Horse-Hiring
B608
— Painting
A691
328
Hou-Hun
CLASSIFICATION.
Hun-Hyd
House Property
Houses
House Sanitation
Housewifery
Housing
Hove
Hovelling
Howe, Lord, Island
Howel (Wales)
Howel ap lefan (Wales)
Howel Dda (Wales)
Howitzers
Howth
Hubert, St., Order
Huckleberries
Hucksters
Huddersfield
Hudson Bay
Hudson River
Hue
Huelva
Huesca
Hugh Capet (France)
— (France)
— of Provence
Huguenots
Hull
Hulls (Ship)
Human Anatomy
— and Physiology
Humanists
Humanitarianism
•Humanities
Humanity
Human Pathology
^- Personality
— Physiology
— Progress
— Race, Unity
— Relationships
— Skeleton
Humber River
Humbugs
Hume
Humerus
Humility
Humiriacese
Humming Birds
Humour ■■ '
Hunan . . . ':
L7I5
Hunchback
G605
B430
Hundred Days (France)
R112
B254
Hundreds
L371
I940
Hundred Years' War
R061
L060-68
Hungarian Language
M312
U789
— Literature
M313
B760
Hungary
S400
P055
Hunger
E031
U22I
Hun Invasions (India)
P630
U209
Huns
Q004
U207
Hunters (Horses)
F821
B9I3
Hunting
H830
UI36
Hunting Dogs
F919
XI49
Huntingdon
U547
E820
— Countess of, Connection KQ56
L853
Huntingdonshire
U546
U459
Hunting, Fox
F948
W043
Huntley
V173
W249
Hunts
F948
P5I2
Hupeh
P458
R769
Hurdy-Gurdy
C646
R728
Hurhng
H767
R042
Huron Indians
W083
- R029
Huron, Lake
W052
Q628
Hurricanes
D223
K735
Husband and Wife, Law
G061
U449
Husbandry
looo
B652
Husbands
G06I
G20I
Hussars
B884
G200
Hussein (Persia)
P959
J333
Hussites
K7I6
J380
Hyacinths
E397
AI23
Hyasnas
F962
J265
Hybridization
E07I
G300
Hydatids
H503
G020
Hyde
U527
G250
Hyder^/bad, City
P702
G035
— State
P70I
G003
Hydnoraceae
E488
G080
Hydragogues
HI92
G602
Hydrangeas
E576
U436
Hydrants, Fire
C233
J246
Hydraria
FI07
J354
Hydrauhc Engineering
DI70
G6I5
— Hoists
DI72
J 277
— Presses
DI7I
E64I
— ■ Rams
DI73
F677
— Wheels
DI74
N32I
Hydraulus
C723
P46I
Hydrobromic Acid
D857
329
Hyd-Hyr
CLASSIFICATION.
Hyr-Ief
Hydrocarbons D810
Hydrocaryaceae E793
Hydrocele H319
Hydrocephalus G755
Hydrocharitaceas E344
Hydrochloric Acid D757
Hydrocorallinae F108
Hydrocyanic Acid D858
Hydrodynamics D140
Hydrogen D754
Hydrogen Group D753
Hydrography Dioo
Hydroidae F106
Hydro-kinematics D155
Hydrology Dioo
Hydromechanics D170
Hydromedusae F106
Hydrometer D140
Hydrometry D140
Hydropathy G533
Hydrophobia H587
Hydrophyllacese E866
Hydrophytes E155
Hydropterides E290
Hydrostatics D140
Hydrothorax G956
Hydrozoa F106
Hyeres R369
Hygiene H620
Hygrometer D214
Hygrometry D214
Hyksos Djmasty O411
Hymen H356
Hymenoptera F340
Hjminology (Church Ritual) J 640
Hymns (Music) C565
— (Poetry) N117
Hymn Tunes C565
Hypermetropia G829
Hyperotretia F413
Hypertrophy G332
Hypnotics G745
Hypnotism G771
Hypochondria G781
Hypodermic Drugs G515
Hypotheses (Logic) A309
Hypothic Landlords L767
Hypotricha F074
Hypsometry D092
Hyracoidea F884
Hyrax F884
Hysteresis C032
Hysteria G722
Hystricomorpha F770
Hythe U810
Iago (Wales) U215
— and lefan (Wales) U208
lasi Q473
Ibea O530
Iberia S149
Iberian Peninsula R940
Ibis F647
Ibo Language M214
Ibrahim (Egypt) O438
— (Turkey) Q072
Icacinacese E691
Ice D081
Ice Age D355
Icebergs D083
Ice Climbing H735
Iceland T570
Icelandic Language M543
— Literature M544
Iceland Ponies F824
Ices (Confectionery) I923
Icework D080
Ichnology E090
Ichthyology F420
Ichthyopsida F411
Ichthyosauria F503
Ichthyosis H421
Iconography J972
Idaho W470
Ideal Governments L241
Idealism Jm
Ideas J 164
Identity, Mistaken L520
Ideographic Writing M710
Idiocy G777
Idioms M053
Idiopathic Diseases G308
Idiosyncrasy G026
Idiots G777
Idolatry J502
Idumsea Q220
Idwal (Wales) U201
— ap Meyric (Wales) U212
— Voel (Wales) U206
lefan and Iago (Wales) U208
330
Ign-Imp
CLASSIFICATION.
Imp-Ind
Igneous Rocks D361
Iguanas F523
Iki P353
He de France R480
He d' Oleron R284
Ileum H168
Iliac Vein H032
Ilkeston U584
lUe-et-Vilaine R252
Illegitimacy G091
Illicit Stills I856
Illinois W360
Illinois Indians W084
Illiteracy A105
Illumination (Art) A684
— (Light) C140
Illustrated Miscellanies A050
Illustration, Book A608
Illyria S393
Images J972
Imaginary Characters G028
— Conversations N233
Imagination J 165
Imbeciles G777
Imitation J 161
Immaculate Conception K315
Immersion (Baptism) J614
Immigrants L084-5
Immigration L086
ImmortaHty, Christian K368
Immortality (Theol.) J408
Immunity (Disease) G360
Impediments of Speech G904
Imperial Federation L323
Imperial Line (France) R192
Imperial Service Order X133
Impetigo H422
Implements Biio
Imports L804
Imposition (Printing) M838
Impostors J 246
Impotence H337
Impregnation H341
Impressionism J 113
Impressment B780
Imprisonment L660
— False L571
— for Life L680
— with Hard Labour L681
Impromptus (Music) C451
mprovisation C437
ncandescence C203
ncandescent Lamps (Electric) C062
— (Gas) D927
ncantations J555
ncarnation (Christ) K304
ncas W761
ncense J 615
ncest G074
ncHned Plane B038
ncome (Capital) L941
— Tax L909
ncontinence J 228
ncrement, Unearned L756
ncubation F601
ncunabula M795
ncurable Diseases G375
ndecency L563
ndependence, Declaration of W109
— War of (U. S.) W108
ndependent Methodists K840
ndependents K806
ndex Expurgatoris M133
ndexing M160
ndia P600
— Farther P500
ndiana W357
ndianapolis W358
ndian Architecture B455
— Army B847
— Clubs H715
— Corn E347
— Empire, Order X130
— Languages M256-76
— Ocean D106
— Painting A653
— Reservations W190
Indians, North American W080
Indian Territory W420
— Tribes, Canadian W081
_ _ U.S. W082
India-rubber Manufacture I701
India-rubber Tree E468
India, Star of, Order X127
Indicators B647
Indictments L535
Indies, West W630
Indigestion H134
Indigo (Colour) C126
— (Plant) E611
331
Ind-Inj
CLASSIFICATION.
Inj-Ins
Indo-China, French
Indoor Games
Indore
Indre
Indre-et-Loire
Induction (Electric)
Induction (Logic)
Indulgences
Indus River
Industrial Architecture
Industrial Biography
Industrial Decoration
Industrial Schools
Industries. See Names
Inebriates
Inermes
Infallibility, Papal
Infant Education
Infanticide
Infant Mortality
Infantry
— Marine
— Mounted
— Volunteers
Infants
Infection
Infectious Diseases
Infernal Machines
Infibulation
Infidelity
Infinitesimal Calculus
Infirmaries
Inflammation
Inflection (Lang.)
Inflorescence
Influenza
Informers
Infusions
Infusoria
Inge Bardsson
Inhalations
Inhambane
Inheritance
Inherited Diseases
Injections, Hypodermic
Injectors
Injunctions
Injured, First aid to
Injuries (Law)
Injuries, Malicious
P5I0
Injuries (Medicine)
H573
Hgio
Ink Drawing
A627
P731
Inks
M739
R513
Inlaid wood work
I32&
R461
Inland Revenue
L927
Coio
— States (Mexico)
W530
A305
Innocence
J274
J626
Innocent I. (Pope)
Q657
P857
— II. —
Q682
B443
— III. —
Q686
X047
— IV. —
Q689
A690
— V. —
Q692
A169
— VI. —
Q700.
— VII. —
Q706
G788
— VIII.—
Q718
F157
— IX. —
Q731
K610
— X. —
Q73&
A116
— XL —
Q740
H395
— XII. —
Q742
H394
— XIIL—
Q744
B892
Inns
I981
B823
Innsbruck
-S378
B886
Inns of Court
U924
B895
Inoculation
G360.
GII3
Inorganic Chemistry
D750
G357
Inquests
H652
H5IO
Inquisition
K620-
B9I4
Inquisitiveness
J243
H3O6
Insane
G775.
J427
— Biography of
Xo68.
A52O
Insanity
G775.
H6II
Inscriptions
M745.
G355
Insecta
F3oa
M02I
Insectivora
F730
E123
Insectivorous Plants
E165
H543
Insect Pollination
E121
L526
Insect Stings
H590
G423
Insects
F300'
F07O
Insessores
F660
T606
Insignia
I653
G516
Insolvency
L844
O785
Insomnia
G726.
L780
Inspection (Professions)
L147
G3O3
Inspectors (Professions)
L147
G5I5
Inspiration
J 153
C272
— Biblical
K275
L547
Instalment System
L838
H6OI
Instinct
E074
L57O
Institutes, Roman (Law)
L441
L6I4
Instruction
Aioo
332
Ins-Int
CLASSIFICATION.
Int-Ire
Instruction, Ministers of A103
Instrumental Forms (Music) C443
Instrumentation C750
Instruments, Ancient (Music) C601
— Mechanical Biio-
— Musical C600-745
— Percussion C730
— Savage Races (Music) C602
— Stringed (Bow) C603
— — (Key) C640
— — (Plectral) C620
— Wind (Cup) C655
— - (Key) C715
— — (Reed) C69O
Insulation (Electric) C053
Insurance L970-83
— Accident L977
— Fire L973
— Life L972
— Marine 1-974
Insurrections O091
Intaglio Engraving A722
Integral Calculus A522
Intellect J 152
Intellectual Philosophy J 001
InteUigence (War) B953
Intemperance G787
Intensification (Photo.) A763
Intention J 205
Interchangeability B108
Intercommunication B600
Interdicts (Law) L547
Interest L951
Interference (Light) C104
Interior, Depts. of L360
Interjections M030
Interlaken S534
Interludes N212
Intermediate State J 4^4
Interment, Earth H660
Intermittent Fevers H514
International Association L106
International Law L400
International Politics L256
International Postal Union B622
Interpretation (Bible) K281
Interpreting (Lang.) M091
Interrupters B639
Intertrigo H423
Intervals (Music) C428
Intervention L419
— Armed L420
Intestacy L785
Intestinal Obstructions H172
Intestines H145-77
Intolerance J280
Intonation C306
Intoxication G787
Intrenchments B978
Introductions (Books) M106
Intuition J209
Intuitionalism J 209
Inundations D212
Invasions O094
— Age of (Italy) Q637
Inventions Aoii
Inverary V202
Inverbervie V251
Inverkeithing V288
Inverness V146
Invernesshire V140
Invertebrata F045
Invertebrates F045
Inverurie V174
Investments (Finance) L903
Investments (Sieges) B980
Invisibility J556
Invitation Cards X209
Invoices A479
Involution, Algebra A436
— Arith. A416
Iodides D759
Iodine D759
Iodoform D825
lona V209
Ionia Q138
Ionian Islands Q387
Ionic Architecture B461
Ionic Philosophy J312
I.O.U.'s L842
Iowa W385
Iowa Indians W086
Ipecacuanha E918
Ipswich U561
Iran P900
Iranian Language M280
— Literature M281
Ireland Uooo
Ireland, Church of K780
— Governors U025
333
Ire-Isl
CLASSIFICATION.
Isl-Iva
Ireland, Lords of U020
— Presbyterian Church K925
Iridaceae E409
Iridium D491
Iris (Botany) E411
Iris (Eye) G803
Irish Bagpipes C693
— Harp C623
— Home Rule U049
— Language M414
— Literary Hist. (Gen.) M528
— Literature (Celtic) M415
— Painting A678
— Parliament L320
— Rebellion U045
— Type M815
— Union U046
Iritis G830
Irkutsk S277
Iron D452
Iron Age O125
— Bridges B222
— Cast D454
Ironclads B806
Iron Group (Metals) D451
Ironing (Laundry) I952
Iron, Malleable D455
Ironmongers D691
Ironmongery D690
Iron, Pig D454
Ironwood E740
Iroquois Indians W083
Iroquois Language M660
Irrawadi River P809
Irrigation I003
Irritability of Plants E133
Irritants II441
Irvine V347
Irvingites K951
Isaac I. (Byz.) Q329
— n. — Q330
Isabella I. of Castile (Spain) R608
— II. (Spain) R674
Isabella, Order of X173
Isaiah K153
Ischia Q931
Isere R431
Islam K070
Islamism K070
Island , T570
Island Floras
Islands
I slay
Isle de France
Isle of Ely
Isle of Man
Isle of Wight
Islington
Ismail (Egypt)
Ismail I. (Persia)
— II. —
Ismid
Isola d'Eba
Isomerism
Isomorphism
Isopoda
Ispahan
Israelites
Israelites, British
Israel, Kingdom of
Israel, Lost Tribes
Istambol
Isthmian Games
Istria
ItaUa
Italian Independence
— Language
— Literature
— Orders
— Paintmg
— Printing
— Renaissance (Arch.)
— Writing
Italic Language
— Literature
Italic Type
Italy
— Prankish Empire
— Gothic Kingdom
— Lombard Kingdom
— United
Itch
Ithaca
Iturbide I. (Mexico)
Ivan I. (Russia)
— IL —
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
(the Terrible)
E168
D091
V211
R480
U553
U2go
U776
U916
O441
P951
P953
Q126
Q872
D717
D400
F273
P985
Q201
K009
Q203
K008
Q144
H854
S390
Q500
Q640
,. M432
M433
X154
A666
M780
B483
M726
M421
M422
M811
Q500
Q620
Q610
Q615
Q641
H431
Q389
W509
S006
S006
Son
S013
S024
S030
334
Ivi-Jap
CLASSIFICATION.
Jap-Jew
Ivica
R784
Ivory
I780
Ivory Carving
I781
Ivory Coast
O831
Ivory Trade
I782
Ivy
E797
ACKSON (A.) (U. S.)
W123
' ackson, Mi. (U. S.)
W323
^ acobean Architecture
B479
, acobins (France)
R086
[ acobite Church
K437
^ acobites
V563-64
1 acquard Looms
I406
Jacquerie (France)
R062
^ ade
D535
Jaen
R770
;affa
Q221
^ aguars
F960
^ ahangir (India)
P618
, ahan, Shah (India)
P619
^ ail Fever
H518
^ ails
L661
^ ainism
K042
Jaipur
P719
Jalap
E862
^ alisco
W555
^ amaica
W643
' ames Epistle (N. T.)
K226
James I. (Scotland)
V029
— II. —
V030
— III. —
V031
— IV. —
V032
— V. —
V033
James I. (U. K.)
V551
— II. —
V558
James, St., of Compostello,
Order of
X174
James, St., Order of
X177
Jammu
P705
Jams
I925
Janeiro, Rio de
W741
Janina
Quo
Janitors
B618
Jansenites
K640
January
D040
Japan
P300
Japanese Language
M317
— Literature
M318
— Orders
X185
Japanese Painting A653
— Physical training H707
Japanning A703
Jarlsberg og Larvik Tyix
J arrow U421
Jasher, Book of K241
Jasmine E849
Jasper D529
Jassy Q473
Jaundice H148
Jaunpur, Kings of P634
Java P210
Javan Language M367
Jaw G608.
Jays F674.
Jealousy J229,
Jean (Burgundy) R534-
Jean I. (France) R054-
— II. — R062
Jedburgh V382-
Jeddo P331
Jefferson City W346'
Jefferson, President (U.S.) W118
Jehovah K324-
Jejunum H167
Jellies I925
Jelly Fish F124
Jemtland T93o-
Jeremiah ' K154
Jeremy, Epistle of K249--
Jericho Q222
Jersey U991
Jersey City W253
Jerusalem Q230
Jerusalem Artichokes E957
Jerusalem, Kings of Q231
Jerusalem Patriarchate K438
Jesters X072
Jests N324
Jesuits K635
Jesus K300-16
Jet D534
Jetsam B755
Jetties B246.
Jettisoning B744
Jewellery I650
Jewish Calendar O081
Jewish Sabbath J763
Jews Q201
Jew's Harp C628-
335
Jew-Joh
CLASSIFICATION.
Joh-Jua
Jews, Modern Q210
Jhalawar P723
Jigs C477
Jind P763
Jinko P317
Jiu-jitsu H707
Joachim Murat (Italy) Q924
Joan, Pope Q671
Joan I. (Portugal) R821
— II. — R824
_ III. — R826
— IV. — R831
— V. — R835
— VI. — R839-40
Joanna III. (Spain) R613
Job K146
Job Masters B609
Jockies F814
Jocular Tenures L751
Jodhpur P717
Joel K159
Johan I. (Sweden) T803
— II. — T512
— III. — T808
Johandar Shah (India) P622
Johannesburg O729
Johann Hunniades S413
Johanni I. (Abyssinia) O514
Johanil of Luxemburg S349
Johann (Saxony) S985
Johann Zapolski S418
John Baliol V020
John Cantacuzenus (Byz.) Q337
John Comnenus (Byz.) Q330
John de Brienne Q245
John (England) U344
John Epistle K228
John (France) see Jean
John, Gospel K210
John I. -II. (Monaco) R582
John of Jerusalem, St., Order X190
John of Medici Q858
John Palaeologus I. (Byz.) Q336
— — II. — Q339
John I. (Poland) S163
— II. — S171
— III. — S173
John I. (Pope) Q660
— II. — Q661
— III. — Q661
John IV.
(Pope)
Q663
— V.
—
Q664
— VI.
—
Q664
— VII.
—
Q664
— VIII.
—
Q674
— IX.
—
Q674
— X.
—
Q675
— XI.
—
Q675
— XII.
—
Q675
— XIII.
—
Q676
— XIV.
—
Q676
— XV.
—
Q676
— XVI.
—
Q676
— XVII.
—
Q676
— XVIII
—
Q676
— XIX.
—
Q676
— XX.
—
Q691
— XXI.
—
Q697
— XXII.
—
Q709
John. See also Ivan, Joan, Jean
Johnson, A. (U. S.) W133
Johor P456
Joinery I312
Jointing (Geol.) D312
Joints (Anat.) G646
Joints (Cookery) 1 913
Joint Stock Banks L954
Joint Stock Companies L822
Joint Tenants L771
Jokes N324
Jonah K162
J onkoping T909
Joppa Q221
Jordan, River Q213
Jos6 (Portugal) R836
Josef II (Holy Roman Emp.) S668
Josef I. (Hungary) S427
Joseph Buonaparte (Italy and
Spain) R646
Joseph. See also Josef.
Joshua K135
Journalism M121
Journalists X051
Journals (History, Biography) X
Journals (Mechanics) B171
Journals (Parliamentary) L305
Journeys O250
Jovian (Rome) Q580
Juan Fernandez Island W860
Juan Fernandez Islands P123
336
Jub-Jus
CLASSIFICATION.
Jus-Kar
Juba River O533
Judaism K002
Jude K22g
Judea, Kingdom of Q204
Judea Province Z220
Judges (Bible) K137
Judges (Law) L472
Judgments L546
Judicature, Supreme Courts L452
Judicial Separation G076
Judith K244
Juggling H953
Juglandaceae E439
Juglandales E438
Jugular Vein H034
Jugurthan War O304
Juices G432
Jujuy W816
Julian Calendar O078
Julian the Apostate Q579
Julius Cccsar Q526
Julius I. (Pope) Q654
- n. - Q719
- in. — Q720
July 1)046
Jumna River P856
Jumping H724
Juncaceee E386
Juncaginacese E340
Junctions (Railway) B521
June D045
Junipers E323
Juntoku P305
Jupiter (Planet) C907
Jura (France) R427
Jura (Scotland) V212
Jurassic Age ■ D336
Juries L510
— Grand L512
— Petty L513
Jurisdiction of Courts L465
Jurisdiction, Summary L602
Jurisprudence L430
— Medical G560
Jury L510
— Trial by L510
Justice J 270
Justices of Peace L476
Justiciary, High Court of L459
Justification K348
Justin I. (Byzan.)
Q323
— II. —
Q323
Justinian I. (Byzan.)
Q323
— II. —
Q325
Jute
I422
Jutland
T550
JuvenUe Delinquency
G117
Juvenile Fiction
N004
Kabala
K004
Kabul
P883
Kabyle Lang.
M228
Kabyles
O358
Kaf&r Lang.
M205
Kaffraria
O767
Kaiiri Lang.
M261
Kafirs
G012M205
Kaifeng
P443
Kairwan
O373
Kaiser Wilhelmsland
P179
Kale
E553
Kaleidoscope
C161
Kalendars
O077
Kalifate
Q265
Kalisz
S190
Kalmar
T911
Kalmucks
G012M316
Kaloubiah
O469
Kalsia
P772
Kaluga
S071
Kamerun
O801
Kampen
T163
Kamtchatka
S289
Kandahar
P886
Kandy
P877
Kangaroos
F715
Kanghi (China)
P422
Kansas
W415
— City
W347
Kansu
P465
Kant
J355
Kapurthala
P765
Karafuto
P376
Kara-Georgevitch
Q428, 432
Karamania
Q146
Karl (Baden)
S906
Karl I. (Bohemia)
S350
Karl I. (H. R. E.)
R022
— II. —
R024
— III. —
R028
337
Kar-Kes
CLASSIFICATION.
Ket^Kia
Karl IV. (H. R. E.)
— V. —
— VI. —
— VII. —
Karl Durazzo
Karl Friedrich (Baden)
Karlsbad
Karlskrona
Karlsruhe
Karl WUhelm (Baden)
Karnac
Karpathian Mountains
Karpathos
Kars
Kartum
Kashgar
Kashiwabara, Go-
Kashmir
Kashmiri Lang.
Kassel
Kastamuni
Katrine, Loch
Kazan (Govt.)
— (Town)
Keeling Islands
Keeps
Keewatin
Keighley
Ke Islands
Keith
Kelat
Kells
Kelts
Kena
Kendal
Kenia, Mount
Kenmare
Kenotic Theory
Kensington
Kent
Kent Bugle
Kentucky
Kepler's Laws
Keramics
Kerguelen Island
Kerman
Kerosene
Kerry
Kertch
Kesteven
S646
S654
S663
S665
S408
S905
S363
T912
S916
S904
O483
S375
Q137
S147
O487
P497
P308
P70J
M263
S767
Q144
V240
S120
S124
P460
B973
W040
U460
P245
V163
P891
U124
Q002
O483
U431
O532
U178
K308
U906
U801
C658
W340
C902
D965
W953
P989
D813
U177
S114
U543
Ketones
D840
Kettle Drums
C734
Kettles
D649
Keyboard Instruments
C640
Key bugle
C658
Keyed Wind Instruments
C715
Keys
D681
— (Music)
C411
Keys, House of
L321
Keystones
B362
Khaipur
P738
Kharkov
S102
Khartoum
O487
Khasi Lang.
M344
Khedives (Egypt)
O436
Kherson
S106,
Khilji, House of
P60&
Khiva
S259
Khodavendikiar
Q131
Khokand
S263
Khorasan
P983
Khotan
P49&
Khurdistan
Q165
Kiaking (China)
P425
Kiangsi
P450
Kiangsu
P444
Kidderminster
U65»
Kidnapping
L61&
Kidneys
H201
Kidwelly
U275
Kieff
SioO'
Kiel
S751
Kielce
S195
Kienbung (China)
P424
Kiev (City)
Sioo
— Dukes of
S003
Kildare Co.
U128
— (Town)
U129
Kilima-Njaro
O611
Kilkenny Co.
U146
— (Town);
U147
Killala
U093
KUlaloe
U163
Killarney
U180
Kilmarnock
V348
Kilrenny
V289
Kilrush
U164
Kimberley
O762
Kincardine
V25a'
Kindergarten.
Any'
338
Kin-Kni CLASSIFi
Kindness J 224
— to Animals F004
Kinematics B021
Kinematography A786
Kinetics B026
Kingdoms L208
Kingfishers F678
Kinghorn V290
King's Bench, Court L456
Kings, Book of K140
King's County U126
King's Evil H559
King's Island P078
King's Lynn U558
Kings of the East P634
Kingston (Jamaica) W644
Kingston-on-Thames U834
Kinross V266
Kinross-shire V265
Kinsale U186
Kinship G080
Kintore V175
Kintyre V204
Kiolen Mountains T731
Kirchwasser I844
Kirghiz Hordes S132
Kirin P483
Kirkcaldy V291
Kirkcudbright V362
Kirkcudbrightshire V362
Kirkintilloch V298
Kirkwall V115
Kishinev Si 04
Kishmir P705
Kismet J 377
Kissing J 219
Kitchen Gardens I226
— Middens O157
Kitchens B435
Kitchen Utensils - I918
Kites D269
Kiushiu P343
Kiwi F613
Kjpbenhavn T561
Klagenfurt S386
fflausenburg S467
Kleptomania G790
Knee, Housemaid's G652
Knee-joint G650
Knighthood, Civil X116
:ation.
Kni-Kor
Knighthood, Ecclesiastical
X117
— Military
X118
— Orders
X115
Knights
Xiio
Knights Bannerets
Xiii
— Hospitallers
X190
— of Malta
X190
— of Round Table
X121
of St. John
X190
— Templars
X193,
Knitting
I54&
Knives
D679>
Knots
I427
Knowledge
J 00a
Knud (Canute) Denmark
T501
— IV. (Denmark)
T503-
— V. —
T504
— VI. —
T504
— II. (England)
U329
— III. —
U331
Knurling
B136
Kobe
P335
Koblenz
S780
Koeberliniacese
E749
Kokaku (Japan)
P316
Kokand
S263
Kola
E725
Kolarian Lang.
M329
Kolguev Island
S056
Kolhapur
P737
Koln
S771
Komatsu, Go-
P306
Komei (Japan)
P318
Konia
Q146
Konieh
Q146
Konigreich Sachsen
S980
Konigsberg
S716
Konrad I. (H. R. E.)
S615
— II. —
S622
— III. —
S628
— IV. —
S634
Konstanz
S917
— Lake
S918
Koordistan
Q165
Kopparberg
T926
Koran
K072
Kordofan
O48&
Korea
P380
Korean Lang.
M347
Kortrijk
T327
339
Kos-Kyt
CLASSIFICATION.
Laa-Lad
Kos
Q134
Kosciusko
S179
Kossova
Q108
Kostroma
S062
Kota
P725
Koumiss
I069
Kovno
S090
Krakatao
P214
Krakau
S374
Krakow
■S374
Krefeld
S781
Kriegspiel
B947
Krishna
K020
Kristiania (City)
T701
— (Prov.)
T700
Kristians
T709
Kristiansand
T712
Kristianstad
T915
Kroatia
S455
Kronoberg
T910
Kronstadt
S088
Kru Lang.
M211
Kuban
S138
Kuch Behar
P747
Kuchin Indians
W085
Ku Klux Klan
L180 W2
Kulmbach
S968
Kumamoto
P345
Kumassi
O856
Kumiss
I069
Kiimmel
I845
Kuopio
S205
Kurdish Lang.
M286
Kurdistan
Q165
Kureem Khan
P966
KurOes
P375
Kursk
S076
Kushite Race
O03O
Kustenland
S389
Kutais
S148
Kwangsi
P476
Kwangsu
P428
Kwangtung
P47O
Kweichau
P478
Kweiyang
P479
Kyle
V353
Kyoto
P336
Kyrie
C555
Kythira
Q375
Laaland
T563
Labadists
•K73I
Labels, Book
M956
Labels, Trade
L867
Labia
H359
Labials
M005
Labiatffi
E872
Laboratories
AII3
Labour Colonies
LI58
Labourers
LI09
Labour, Female
H378
— Hard
L68I
— (Work)
LI06
Laboiu-ing classes
LI06
Labrador
Woy'b
Labuan
P223
Laburnums
E620
Labyrinthine Sense
G848
Labyrinths
I234
Laccadive Islands
P862
Lace
I465-67
Lacedsemonia
Q302
LacertUia
F521
Lachrymal Apparatus
G810
Lacistemaceae
E437
Laconia
Q374
Lacquers
A702
Lacrosse
H770
Lactation
H385
Lactic Acid
D859
Lactometer
I061
Lactoridaceae
E518
Ladders
B351
Ladies' maids
I965
— of the Sacred Heart
K547
Lading, Bills of
B737
Ladislas (Austria)
S321
— I.-IV. (Bohemia)
S341
— I. (Hungary)
S401
— II.-IIL —
S403
— IV. —
S412
— V. —
S414
— VI. —
S416
— I. (Poland)
S152
— II. —
S153
— III. —
S154
— IV. —
S155
— V. —
S160
— VI. —
S161
— VII. —
S170
340
Lad-Lan
CLASSIFICATION.
Lan-Lar
Ladislaus (Russia)
S019
Ladoga, Lake
S212
Ladrones
P159
Ladybirds
F330
Lady's maid
I965
Lager beers
I823
Lagos
O820
Lahore
P828
Laibach
S388
Laissez Faire
L916
Laity
J 941
Lake District (England)
U401
— Dwellings
O151
Lakes
D130
— Great
W375
Lamaism
K040
Lambeth
U966
Lamellibranchiata
F207
Lameness
G648
Lamentations
K155
Lamination
D308
Lammas
J722
Lammermuir Hills
V341
Lampeer
U261
— Brethren
K963
Lampoons
Niii
Lampreys
F412
Lamps
C141
Lampshells
F167
Lanark
V311
■'Lanarkshire
V310
'-' Lancashire
U475
— Duchy of
U476
Lancaster and York
U350
— • House of
U352
— Method (Educ.)
Alio
— (Town)
U494
Lancelots
F402
Lancers (Army)
B883
— (Dance)
C478
Lances (Weapons)
B931
Lanchou
P466
Land Banks
L960
— Breezes
D227
Landes
R311
Landler (Dance)
C479
Landlords
L760
Landlord's Hypothec
L767
Land Nationalization
L712
Landowners
L729
Land (Physiog.)
D003
— (Property)
L717
Landrath
L362 S6
Land Registries
L718
Landscape Painting
A639
— Gardens
I229
Lands, Crown
L742
Landshut
S956
Landslides
B205
Lands, Public
L741
Landsthing
L351
Landtage
L338
Land Transport
B603
Langholm
V370
Language
Mooo
— of Flowers
E134
— Unity of
M671
— Universal
M670
Languedoc
R340
Langue d'oc
M439
Langue d'oil
M440.
Langues of St. John
X191
Lansdowne, Marquis of
(India) P678
Lansing
W367
Lantern, Magic
A785
Lanterns
C141
Lantern Slides
A784
Lanthanum
D446
Laon
R223
Lao-Tze
K052
La Pas
W772
Lapidary Work
D511
Lapis-lazuli
D532
La Place's functions
A524
Lapland
S220
La Plata
W800
Lapp Lang.
M309
Lar
P988
Larceny
L632
Larches
E315
Lard
D941
Larders
B436
Lardizabalacese
E533
Largs
V349
Larisa
Q393
Larngismus stridulus
G922
La Roche (Belgium)
T349
— - (France)
R272
La Rochelle
R282
Larva
E068, F301
341
Lar-Law
CLASSIFICATION.
Law-Lee
Laryngitis
G921
Law Courts Procedure
L466
Laryngoscope
G920.167
— Criminal
L601
Laryngotomy
G920
— International
L400
Larynx
G920
— Mercantile
L833
Latern Councils ■ K472-75, 481
— Natural
L431
Late Stone Age
O115
Lawns
I239
Lathes
B134
Lawn Tennis
H760
Latin America
W700
Law of Asylum
L424
— American Liter.
M449
— - Of&cers
L470
— Christianity
K600
Lawrence, Lord
P672
— (Classic) Lang.
M425
Law, Roman
L440
— Emperors
Q332
Laws
L436
— Europe
Q040
Law, Statute
L433
— Lang. (General)
M421
Lawyers (Biog.)
X040
— Macaronic
M427
— (Law)
L481
— Mediasval
M428
Laxatives
H191
— Monetary Union
L879
Lay Deacons
J932
— Neo-, Lang.
M430
Layettes
I513
— Quarter
R508
Lay Ministry
J652
Latitude
D008
— Officers (Church)
J 930
Latitudinarians
K765
— Vicars
J 936
Latium
Q886
Lazarettos
H610
Latrines
B254, 267
Lazarists
K524
Latter-day Saints
K955
Lead
D469
Lauder
V397
— Black
D962
Laughing gas
G743
— Glazes
D970
Laughter
G767
Leading Cases
L544
Launceston
U710
Lead Poisoning
H177
Launching Ships
B659
— Working
D470
Laundries
I950
Leaflets
A070
Laundry Maids
I951
Leamington
U614
Lauracese
E539
Learning
Aioo
Laurels
E543
Leasehold
L720
Lausanne
S562
Leases
L773
Lava
D364
Leather Bindings (Hist.)
-M874
Laval
R472
— — (Practice)
M892
Lavatories (Private)
B254
— Manufacture
I750
— (Public)
B267
Leathers
I754
La Vendue (Dept.)
R271
Leaves
E115
— Revolution
Rioi
Lebanon
gi88
Lavender
E874
Lecce
Q943
Law
L430
Lecterns
B423
— Actions at
L530
Lectionary K750 . 683
— Administration
L450
Lectures (Teaching)
Am
— Canon
J812
Lecythidacese
E779
— Civil
L434
Ledgers
A481
— Common
L432
Lee
U956
— Comparative
L435
Leechcraft
J537
— Courts
L451
Leeches (Surgery)
G579
— — Jurisdiction
L465
— (Zool.)
F160
342
Lee-Leo
CLASSIFICATION.
Leo-Les
Leeds
U46I
Leo I. (PopeJ -
Q659
Leeks
E393
— II. —
Q664
Leeuwarden
TI53
— III. —
Q668
Leeward Islands
W670
— IV. — •
Q670
Leg
G635
— V. —
Q675
Legacies
L786
— VI. —
Q675
Legal Tender
L889
— VII. —
Q675
Legends
N005
— VIII. —
Q676
Legerdemain
H952
— IX. —
Q677
Leghorn
Q87I
— X. —
Q721
Legion of Honour
XI47
— XI. —
Q733
Legislation
L433
— XII. —
Q752
Legislatures
L300-357
— XIII. —
Q756
Legitimacy
G09I
Leominster
U658
Legitimate Line (France)
RI90
Leon and Asturias
R606
Legs
G635
— ^ and Castile
R607
Legumes
EI45
Leon (City)
R709
Leguminosse
E6IO
Leon (Spain Prov.)
R708
Leibnitz
J 339
Leopards
F957
Leicester
U618
Leopold I. (Austria)
S302
Leicestershire
U617
— II.
S305
Leiden
T180
— III.
S306
Leigh (Lanes.)
U495
— IV.
S308
Leinster
Uiio
— V.
S311
Leipzig
S996
— VI.
S313
Leiria
R931
— I. (Austria 1314-58;
S317
Leisure
L105
— (Baden)
S908
Leith
V332
— I. (Belgium)
T250
Leitnerieceae
E441
— II.
T251
Leitrim
U097
— I. (H. R. E.)
S661
Leman, Lake
S573
— II.
S669
Lemberg
S373
— I. (Hungary)
S426
Lemnacese
S371
— Order of
X170
Lemnos
Q133
Leopoldo I. (Florence)
Q861
Lemonade
I873
— II. —
Q865
Lemons
E653
Lepadidae
F257
Lemurs
F97T
Lepanto, Gulf of
Q370
Lena River
S280
Lepidoptera
F380
Lending Libraries
M964
Lepidosauria
F520
Lenni Lenapes
W084
Lepidus
Q528
Lennoacese
E817
Leprosy
H566
Lenses
C150
Leptocardii
F401
Lent
J709
Leptomedusae
Fiio
Lentibulariacese
E897
Leptostraca
F261
Leo I. (East Emp.)
Q322
Lerida
R734
— II. —
Q322
Lerwick
V117
— III. —
Q326
Lesbos
Q379
— IV. —
Q326
Lesghic Lang.
M349
— V. —
Q327
Lesko I. (Poland)
S151
— VI. —
Q327
— II. —
S151
343
Les-Lib
CLASSIFICATION.
Lib-Lig
Lesko III. (Poland)
S151
Libraries, Classical
M903
— IV. —
S151
— Commercial
M909
— V. —
S153
— Endowed
M907
— VI. _ —
S154
— Household
M990.
Lesser Antilles
W660
— Modern
M904
Lesso
T553
— Municipal
M906
Lessons
A112
— Private
M916
Letterpress Printing
M846
— Reference
M969
Letters
Miio
— Special
M995
— of Marque
B762
— State
M905
- (Type)
M807-16
— Subscription
M908
Lettish Lang.
M483
— Travelling
M966
Letto-Slavonic Lang.
M465
Library Book Selection
M765
Lettuces
E969
— Economy
M950-95
Leucorrhcea
H355
— History
M901-10
Leukaemia
Hoio
Librettos
C77O, 1^(200
Levant
Q121
Libya
O302
Levees
L216
Libyan Desert
O495
Level Crossings
B506
— Lang.
M226
Levelling
D020
Lice
F350-55
Levels
B207
— (Disease)
H504
Leven, Loch
V267
Licences
L9IO
— Vale of
V297
Licensing (Drink)
I879
Levers
B174
— Literature
M132
Leviticus
K132
Lice, Wood
F273
Lewes
I795
Lichen
H424
Lewis
V135
Lichfield
U60O
Lewisham
U955
Licinian Laws
L44O
Lexicography
M050
Liddesdale
V376
Lexicons
M050
Liechtenstein
S49O
Lex Mercatoria
L833
Lieder
C59O
Leyden
T180
Li^ge (City)
T336
Leyton
U854
— (Prov.)
T335
Lhasa
P494
Liegnitz
S743
Liabilities
A485
Liestal
S543
Liang Dynasty
P411
Lieutenants (Army)
B862
— Later Dynasty
P413
— (Navy)
B816
Lias
D337
Life (Biol.)
EOOO-02
Libel
L575
Lifeboats
B7I8
— Criminal
L576
Lifebuoys
B680
Liberality
J268
Life Insurance
L972
Liberal Party
L252
— Registers
X204
Liberia
O870
— Saving
H602
Liberty
L021
Liffey River
UI37
— of the Press
M130
Lifford
U053
Librarianship
M952
Lifts
BI20
Libraries
M900-95
Ligan
B755
— Ancient
M902
Light
Cioo
— Branch
M965
— and Air Rights
B355
— Children's
M970
— Cure
G536
344
Ug-Lin
CLASSIFICATION.
Lin-Lit
Lighters (Shipping)
B748
Lines of Communication
B962
Lighthouse Commissioners
B714
— Sailing
B722
Lighthouses
B712
— (Shipbuild)
B654
Lighting
C140
— Steamship
B723
— Gas
D921
Lings
E823
Lightning
D233
LinguatuUda
F293
— Conductors
D235
Linguistics
Mooo
Light Railways
B515
Liniments
G419
Light Rays
C102
Linkages
B105
Lights (Ship)
B704
Link Motion
B105
Light Velocity
C103
Linlithgow
V321
Lignite
D561
Linlithgowshire
V320
Lignum Vitse
E645
Linnsean Botany
B100.89
Liguria
Q843
Linnjean System
E000.89
Lilacs
E846
Linoleum
B335
Liliacese
E389
Linotype
M833
Lilies
E396
Linseed
E640
— (Water)
E512-14
Lintels
B369
Liliiflorse
E385
Linz
S334
LUle
R205
Lions
F956
Lily of the Valley
E398
Lipari Island
Q976
Lima
W764
Lippe-Detmold
S825
Limbo
J414
Lippe, Schaumburg-
S830
Limbourg
T341
Liquefaction of Gases
D726
Limbs
G584
Liqueurs
I838
Limbs, Artificial
G586
Liquidation
L845
Limburg
T170
Liquid Fuel
D570
Lime (Build.)
B307
Liquids (Lang.)
M008
Limerick Co.
U175
— Wastes
B263
— (Town)
U176
Liquors (Phar.)
G424
Limes (Fruit)
E654
Liquor Trade
I875
Limestone
D376
Lisboa
R933
Lime Trees
E713
Lisbon
R933
Limitation of Actions
L532
Lisburn
U060
Limited Liability Companies L821
Liskeard
U711
Limnanthacese
E681
Lister of Mandal
T714
Limoges
R552
Litanies
J633
Limousin
R550
Literary Criticism
M120
Limpets
F222
— Forms
Nooo-300
Limpopo River
O735
— Institutes
M100.6
Linaceae
E638
Literature
Mioo
Lincoln
U536
Lithium
D433
Lincoln, A. (U. S.)
W132
Lithography
A730
— (Neb.)
W411
Lithology
D360
Lincolnshire
U535
Lithontriptics
H242
Lindsey
U544
Lithotomy
H214
Linen
I420
Lithuania
S089
— Baby
I513
Lithuanian Lang.
M485
Line Regiments
B893
Litigation
L531
Lines (Geometry)
A505
Litters
B590
345
Lit-Loc
CLASSIFICATION.
Loc-Loo
Little Rock
W332
Locomotor Ataxy
G710
— Russia
S098
Locomotor System
G656
— Sisters of the Poor
K546
Locris
Q366
Liturgies
J630
Locusts
F314
Liukiu
P360
Lodges (Arch.)
B397
Liver
H146
Lodging Houses
I983
Liveries
I603
Lodis
P612
Liverpool
U496
Lodz
S189
Liverworts
E276
Lofoden Islands
T724
Lives
X
Loganiaceas
E851
Live Stock
I050
Logarithms
A443
" Living in " system
Liii
Log Books
B701
Living Matter
Eooo
Logic
A300
— Pictures
N232
Logicians
X006
Livonia
S082
Logos
K300
Livonian Lang.
M308
Logotypes
M824
Livorno
Q871
Logrono
R718
Lizards
F521
Logwood
E613
Llamas
F874
Loire (Dept.)
R573
Llandaff
U279
Loire Inferieure
R264
Llandovery
U276
Loire, River
R265
Llanfyllin
U252
Loiret
R518
Llanidloes
U253
Loir et Cher
R520
Llewelyn ap Grif&th
U225
Lollards
K714
— ap Sitoyllt
U214
Lombardia
Q806
— the Great
U223
Lombard Kingdom (Italy)
Q615
Lloyd's Register
L976
Lombardy
Q806
Loading Ships
B747
Lombok
P250
Load Line
B729
Lomond, Loch
V299
Loadstone
C031
Lomza
S186
Loango
O670
London
U900
Loans
L952
— (Canada)
W050
Loasaceae
E759
— Central
U920
Lobelias
E943
Londonderry Co.
U054
Lobosa
F053
— (Town)
U055
Lobsters
F267
London, East
U935
Local Administration
L362
— North
U912
Local Government Board
L363
— North of Thames, Gen.Ugoi
Locarno
S559
— South
U950
Loches
R463
— West
U902
Lochmaben
V368
Longevity (Biol.)
E058
Locke
J 351
— (Human)
G023
Lockerbie
V371
Longford Co.
U116
Lock Hospitals
G098
1 — Town
U117
Lock-jaw
G737
Long Island
W243
Locks and Keys
D681
Longitude
D009
Locks (Canal)
B233
Long Sight
G829
Locomotion, Animal
E043
Longton
U597
Locomotive Engines
C281
Lons-le-Saumier
R428
— Machinery
B116
Loo-choo
P360
346
Loo-Lou
classification:
Lou-Lub
Loofah E932
Looms I405-06
Loons F640
Loot B983
Lophobranchii F467
Loranthacese E477
Lord Advocate L446
— Chancellors L314
Lord Howe Island P055
Lord's Day J760-63
Lords, House of L313
Lords Lieutenants L471
Lords of Ireland U020
Lord's Prayer K205
— Supper J615
Lorelei J 5 66
Loricata F570
Loris F972
Lorraine, Alsace- S890
% Lorraine, Dukes of S891
^ (France) R410
— House of (Germany) S666
— — (Tuscany Q859
Los Angeles W462
Loss, Profit and A478
Lost Books of Bible K240
— Tribes of Israel K008
Lostwithiel U712
Lot R300
Lot et Garonne R296
Lothaire I. (Italy) Q623
— II. (France) R034
Lothar I. (Germany) S626
— II. — S626
Lothian, East V336
— Mid V330
Lothians V319
Lothian, West V320
Lothringen SB 90
Lotions G425
Lot, River R301
Lotteries, Private L936
— State L935
Lotus E511
Lotze J 362
Loubet R139
Loughborough U619
Louis I. (France) . R023
— II. — . R025
— III. — R026
Louis IV. (France)
R032
^ V. —
R035
— VI. —
R046
— VII. —
R047
— VIII. —
R049
— IX. —
R050
— X. —
R053
— XI. —
R066
— XII. —
R068
— XIII. —
R082
— XIV. —
R083
_ XV. — - .
R084
— XVI. —
R085
— XVII. —
R085
— XVIII. —
Riii
— Bonaparte (Holland)
T024
Louisiana (French territory)
W327
- (U. S.)
W325
Louis (Monaco)
R584
— Napoleon . . . .
R121
— Philippe
R115
— St., Order
X145
Louis. See Ludwig (Germany).
Louisville
W342
Louren90 Marques
O783
Louth, County
Uiii
— Lincoln
U540
— Town
U113
Louvre
R506
Love
G055
— Free
. G056
Low Archipelago
P113
— Church
K766
Low Countries
Tooo
Lowell (Mass.)
W219
Lower Austria
S331
— Bavaria ,
S954
— California i
W551
— Egypt
O455
— Empire
Q320
— Franconia '
S974
Lowestoft c
U566
Low German Lang.
M502
Lowlands (Scotland)
V343
Loyalty
G038
Loyalty Islands
P187
Lozenges
G437
Lozere
R346
Liibeck
S809
Lubhn
S194
347
Lub-Lut
CLASSIFICATION.
Lut-Mac
Lubricants
Lubrication
Lucca
Lucerne (Bot.)
— (Canton)
— (Town)
Luchu
Lucian (Monaco)
Lucifer
Lucius I. (Pope)
— II. —
— III. —
— (Rome)
Luck
Lucknow
Ludlow
Ludo
Ludwig I.
— II
(Baden)
(H. R. E.)
— I.
— II.
— III. —
— IV. —
— I. (Hungary)
— II. —
— Karl (Bavaria)
Luffa
Lugo
Luigi (Florence)
Luik
Luis I. (Portugal)
Luke, St.
Lule Lang.
Lumbago
Lumbar Nerves
Lumber
Lunacy
— Commissioners
Lunar Time
Lunatic Asylums
Lunatics, Criminal
Luncheons
Lung Fish
Lungs
Lupus
Lurgan
Luristan
Lu-shun-kau
Lusitania
Lutes
D940
B104
Q868
E621
S520
S521
P360
R583
K365
Q654
()682
Q685
Q550
A442
P824
U636
H938
S907
S909
R023
R025
S613
S645
S407
S417
S944
E932
R703
Q863
T335-36
R851
K209
M615
H563
G705
I260-61
G775
G776
D276
G793
G775
I904
F470
G950
H425
U078
P984
P486
R800
C634
Lutetia
R500
Lutheran Church
K720
Luton
U758
Luxembourg (Belgium)
T345
Luxemburg (City)
T390
— (Dukedom)
T380
— House of
S643
Luxor
O483
Luxury
L104
Luzern
S520-21
Luzon
P275
Lwow
S373
Lycanthropy
G782
Lyceums
Mioo-6
Lychees
E699
Lycia
Q122
Lycian Lang.
M348
Lycopodiales
E395
Lydd
U811
Lydia
Oo40'
Lying
J240
Lying In
H378
Lyme Regis
U684
Lymington
U771
Lymph
G682
Lymphatics
G680
Lymphatic System
G680
Lynch Law
L686
Lynx
F958
Lyon
R572
— Councils of
K476-77
Lyonesse
U718
Lyonnais
R570
Lyons
R572
Lyras
C609.
Lyre Birds
F676
L3Tes
C622
Lyric Poetry
N114
Lythracese
E774
Lytton, Earl of (India)
P675
Maas, River
T3oa
Macaques
F989
Macaronic Latin
M427
Macas
P475
Macassar
P231
Macbeth
V007
Maccabees (Apochy.)
K254
— (Jews)
Q207
Macclesfield
U52&
348
Mac-Mad
CLASSIFICATION.
Mad-Mah
Macedonia
Q106
Madness
G77'5
Macedonian Empire
Q311
Madonna
1 1 -J
K314
Macerata
Q884
Madras City
P846
Maces
B932
— Province
P845
Machine Parts
B160
— States
P740
Machinerj/
Biio-
Madreporaria
F106
—
Automatic
B115
Madrid
R760
—
Bending
B146
Madrigals
C582
—
Boring
B137
Madura
P213
—
CooHng
C246
Maelstroem
T725
—
Crushing
B124
Maeonia
O040
—
Cutting
B133
Maestricht
T171
—
Drawing
B146
Mafeking
O716
—
Drilling
B137
Magazine Press
M123
—
Driving
Bin
Magazines
A051
—
Drying
B147
Magdala
O521
—
Flying
D265
Magdalen Institutions
G099
—
Grinding
B142
— Island
W065
—
Gripping
B131
Magdeburg
S746
—
Hauling
B122
Magellan Straits
W820
—
Heating
C284
Maggots
F301
—
Hoisting
B117
Magic, Black
J553
—
Holding
B131
— (Conjuring)
H952
—
Hydraulic
D170
— Lanterns
A785
—
Locomotive
B116
Magistrates
L478
—
Mixing
B150
— Clerks
L479
—
Model
B190
Magna Charta
U344
—
Pneumatic
D252
Magnesium
D437
—
Polishing
B144
Magnetism
C030
—
Pressing
B124
— Terrestrial
C033
—
Rolling
B146
Magnets
C031
—
Sifting
B150
Magnifiers
C170
—
Talking
C330
Magnoliaceae
E516
—
Testing
B153
Magnolias
E517
—
Wages
L114
Magnus Barfod
T603
—
Winding
D634
— Lagabaeter
T608
Machines
Biio
— Smek
T611
Mackenzie
River
W032
— the Good
T501
Mackerel
F457
Magyar Lang, and Liter.
M312-13
McKinley
Wm. (U. S.)
W140
Magyarorsyag
S400
McMahon
(France)
R134
Mahamed Bahadur Shah
P629
Macon
R546
Mahamed Shah
P624
Macpherson, Sir John
P662
Mahmoud
P960
Madagascar
O570
Mahmoud I. (Turkey)
Q078
Madder
E919
— II. —
Q084
Madeira
O910
Mahogany
E662
— (Wine)
I865
Mahomet. See Mohammed
Mad Houses
G793
Mahometanism
K070
Madison,
Jas. (U. S.)
W119
Mahomet's Conquests
Q051
—
Wis. (U. S.)
W371
Mahommed Meerza
P954
349
Mah-Mal
CLASSIF
ICATION.
Mahren
S368
Malicious Injuries
Maidenhead
U733
— Prosecution
Maids of Honour
L224
Malignant Tumours
Maidstone
U812
Malines
Maigre Cookery
I912
Malingering
Mails
B628
Malis (Greece)
Maine et Loire
R452
Malleable Iron
Maine (France)
R470
Mallows
Maine (U. S.)
W201
Malmesbury
Mainz
S926
Malmo
Maires
L391
Malmohus
Maize
E347
Malpighiaceae
Majolica
D974
Malt
Majorca
R782
Malta
Majors
B860
Maltese Language
Major Scales
C409
Malthusianism
Makassar
P231
Malvaceae
Making Ready
B161
Malvales
— Up (Printing)
M838
Malvern
Malabar Coast
P741
Malwa, Kings of
Malacca
P533
Mamelukes
Malachi
K169
Mamlukes
Malachite
D531
Mammalia
Malachy I. (Ireland)
LT012
Mammary Glands
— II. —
U013
— Secretion
Malacology
F200
Mammoths
Malacopoda
F2g8
Mamouret-iil-Aziz
Malacostraca
F260
Man
Malaga
R771
Management
Malaria
H514
Managers
Malarial Fever
H520
Managua
Malayan Language
M361
Manasseh
Malay Archipelago
P200
Manatee
— Language
M365
Manche
Malayo- Javanese Lang.
M364
Manchester
Malayo-Polynesian Lang.
M360
— Goods
Malay Peninsula
P535
Man (Christ. Theol.)
Malaysia
P200
Manchu Dynasty
Malay States, Federated
P550
Manchuria
Malcolm I. (Scotland)
V004
Mandalay
— II. — •
V005
Mandamus, Writ
— III. —
V008
Mandans
— IV. —
V014
Mandi
Maldive Islands
P863
Mandoline
Maldon
U855
Mandrake
Male Functions
H314
Mandrils
Maler Kotla
P768
Man, Fall of
Malesherbiacese
E755
Manganese
Malformations
G585
Manganites
Malicious Damage
L642
Mangles
Mai-Man
L614
L578
H555
T307
G379
Q365
D455
E717
U745
T917
T916
E663
I821
<3o43
L249
L042
E714
E710
U651
P635
O433
O433
F700
H384
H385
F880, E090.
Q166
G001-05
L135
L134
W617
K253
F886
R240
U499
I416
K330
P420
P482
P806
L468
W086
P766
C637
E889
F988
K331
D457
D417
I953
350
Man-Map
CLASSIFICATION.
Map-Mar
Mangoes E683
Mangolds _ , E496
Mangroves E782
Manhood G023
- Suffrage L272
Mania G778
Manichaens K413
Manicure H472
Manifolding M741
Manikiki Group P127
Manila P276
Manipur P807
- Language M334
Man, Isle of U2go
Manitoba W037
Manners and Customs Loio
Manners, National Lou
Mannheim S915
Manoel (Portugal) R825
Manoeuvres (Army) B946
Manometer D720
Manorial Rights L736
Manors L735
Mansard Roofs B329
Mansfield U575
Mansions B432
Manslaughter L613
Mans, Le R474
Mantelpieces B369
Man (Theology) J402
Mantova Q812
Mantua Q812
Manual Training A126
Manuel I. (Byz. Emp.) Q330
- IL - Q338
- HI. - Q427
- I. (Trebizond) Q152
- IL — Q153
- HI. — Q153
Manufactures A903-4
Manures I007
Manuscripts M744
Manx Cats F953
— Language M416
— Parhament L321
Maori Language M373
Maoris P082
Maori War P083
Maple . E695
Maps O281
Maps, Route
B959
Marakish
O337
Maranhao
W733
Marantaceae
E422
Maraschino
I846.
Marathi Language
M269,
Marbles
D385
— (Game)
H973.
Marbling
M888
Marcellus I. (Pope)
Q654
— II. —
Q724
Marcgraviaceae
E731
Marche (France)
R555
Marches (English)
U632
— (Italy)
Q881
— (Music)
C452
Marching
B960
March (Month)
D042
Marcus Aurelius
Q547
Margaret (Denmark)
T506.
— (Scotland)
V018
Margarine
D944
Margate
U813
Margiana
S257
Marhattas
P638
Marianne Islands
P159
Marian Persecutions
U364
Maria (Poland)
S159
— I. (Portugal)
R837
— II. —
R842-3.
Maria Theresa (Austria)
S322
Marie (Burgundy)
R537
— (Hungary)
S409,
Marienbad
S364
Marienwerder
S721
Marigolds
E963
Marine Architecture
B650
— Artillery
B822
— Biology
E079.
— Boards
B811
— Courts
B785
— Engineering
B685
— Infantry
B823
— Insurance
L974
— Painting
A640
— Parasites
F270
Mariners' Compass
B699
Marines
B821
Marine Worms
F150
— Zoology
F035.
.io-"
Mar-Mar
CLASSIF
ICATION.
Mariolatry
K316
Martin IV. (Pope)
Marionnettes
N222
— V. —
Marjorum
E876
Martinique
Marken
T191
Martyniaceae
Market Crosses
B445
Martyrology
— Gardens
I226
Martyrs
Markets
L808
Mary (and William III
Mark (Gospel)
K208
— ■ I. (England)
Marks, Artists
A810
— (Scotland)
— for Lessons
A151
Maryborough
— Plate
D687
Maryland
— Pottery
D986
Marylebone
— Sea
B711
Mary of Lorraine
Marl
D377
Masampo
Marlborough
U746
Mashonaland
Marmarica
O309
Masks
Marmora, Sea of
Q103
Masonry
Marmosets
F984
Masons
Marne
R393
Mason's Marks
Marocco
O325
Masquerades
- (City)
O337
Masques
Maronites
K435
Mass
JMarooning
B758
Massachusetts
Maroons
W643
Massacres
Marque, Letters of
B762
Massage
Marquesas Islands
P117
Masses (Music)
Marquesses
X107
— Requiem
Marquetry
I330
Massowah
Marriage
G060-067
Master and servant
— by Capture
G063
— of horse
— Customs
G060 . 748
Mastication
Marriages
L050
Masticatories
Marrows
E937
Mastiffs
Mars
C905
Mastigophora
Marsala
Q972
Mastitis
Marseilles
R373
Mastodons
Marshall Islands
P153
Masts
Marshals
B857
Masturbation
Marshes
D093
Matabeleland
Marsh Mallows
E715
Matches
Marsh Marigold
E525
Mater icdism
Marsipobranchii
F412
Materia Medica
Marsupialia
F710
Maternity
Marsupialida
F106
Mates
Martens
F907
Mathematical Drawing
Martial Law
B841
Mathematicians
Martigny
S567
Mathematics
Martin I. (Pope)
Q663
Matins
— II. —
Q674
Matlock
— III. —
Q675
Matriculation
Mar-Mat
Q693
Q710
W668
E906
K403
K403
V560
U364
V034
U139
W275
U913
V036
P387
O722
N219
B319
B321
B322
N223
N219
J615
W215
O092
G534
C555
C556
O502
L132
L225
H103
G522
F935
F060
H386
F882
B660
H304
O723
C227
J 379
G400
G082
B772
A515
X007
A400
K601.666
U587
A182
352
Mat-Mec
CLASSIFICATION.
Mec-Mel
Matsumai
P349
Mechlin
Matter
Booi
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Matthew (Gospel)
K207
— Strelitz
Matthias Corvinus
S415
Medallions
— II. (Hungary)
S422
Medals
Matto Grosso
W734
Media
Maurice (Byzant Emp.)
Q323
Mediaeval Geography
— (Orange)
T015
— History
Maurienne, Counts of
R441
Mediation
Mauritania
O303
Medical Botany
Mauritius
O555
— Jurisprudence
Mausoleums
A797
— Profession
Maxilla
G608
— Science
Maximianus Hercules
Q574
Medicated Baths
Maximilian I. (H. R. E.)
S653
Medici, House of
— II. —
S656
Medicine
— (Hungary)
S420
— Comparative
— Josef I. (Bavaria
) S943
Medicines
— _ II. _
S945
Medicine, Veterinary
*— (Mexico)
W510
Mediocrity
Maximinus
Q555
Mediterranean Provinces
Maxims
N330
— Sea
Mayacacese
E376
Mediums
Maya Lang.
M618
Medlays
Mayence
R471
Medo-Persia
Mayenne
R471
Medusae
May Flies
F307
Meerschaum
May (month)
D044
Megalithic Remains
Mayo
U091
Megaphone
— Earl of
P673
Megario
Mayors
L391
Megatherium
Mazagan
O343
Megrim
Mazes
I234
Mehemet Ali
Mazurkas
C480
Meiningen
Meal
I200
Mekenes
Meals
I900
Melancholia
Mearns
V250
Melanesia
Measles
H526
Melanesian Lang.
— German
H527
Melanochroid Races
Measures
A450
Melastomacese
Meath
U121
Melbourne
— West
U118
Meliaceas
Meat Trade
I892
Meliaorthaceae
Mecca
Q292
Melodeon
Mechanical Amusements
H785
Melodramas
— Engineering
Bioo
Melody
— Engraving
A719
Melons
— Remedies
G523
Melting Machinery
Mechanics
B020
Melun
Mechanism
Bioi
Melville Island
T307
S8I5
S820
0095
0095
P925.
02I5,
0046.
L4i9>
G402-
G560.
G56r
G550-
G525
Q851
G550-64
Iioo-
G410
Iioo-
JII&
R335.
Q04X
J595
C454
P925.
FI06.
D374
Olio-
B643.
Q361
Eo9o-
G754
O437
S877
O336
G780
P170
M380.
Goii
E790-
P065,
E661
E701
C719.
N213.
C420-
E933.
C284
R490
P032.
353
Mel-Mef
CLASSIFICATION.
Mer-Met
Melville Sound
W046
Meredith
U211
Membership
L775
Meridian (Astron.)
C820
Membranes
G702
— (Physiog.)
D009
Memel
S717
Merino Sheep
F861
Memoirs
X
Merioneth "
U247
Memorials (Monuments)
A795
Mermaids
J565
— (Petitions)
L030
Meroveus
R006
Memory
J 162
Merovingian Dynasty
R003
Memphis
O479
Merry-go-rounds
H787
- (U. S.)
W337
Mersey, River
U497
Memphite Dynasty
O404, 406
Merthyr Tydvil
U280
Menageries
F020
Merv
S269
Mencius
K053
Merwyn
U202
Mende
R347
Mesentery
H170
— Lang.
M207
Mesmerism
G771
Mendesian Dynasty
O422
Mesomycetes
E254
Mendicancy
L076
Mesophytes
E159
Mending (Books)
M881
Mesopotamia
Q170
— (Clothes)
I562
Mesozoic Age
D331
Mendip Hills
U652
Messengers
B616
Mendoza
W810
Messenia
Q373
Menelik II.
O515
Messiah
K300
Meninges
G750
Messina
Q973
Meningitis
G756
Metabolism (Biol.)
E050
Menispermaceae
E536
Metacarpals
G619
Mennonite Church
K827
Metagenesis
E063
Meno-pause
H364
Metal Bindings
M875
Menorrhagia
H363
Metallic Elements
D411
Menoufieh
O470
Metallography
D618
Menstruation
H360
Metalloids
D412
Mensuration
A540
Metallurgy
D600
Mental Arithmetic
A420
— Electro-
D610
— Physiology
G765
Metals
D410-501
Mentone
R364
— AlkaU
D430
Mentz
S926
— Alkaline Earth
D436
Menus
1 902
— Earth
D442
Mercantile Law
L833
Metal Spinning
D671
Mercedes (Spain)
R652
— Standards (Money)
L871-76
Mercenaries
B871
Metals, Transmutation
D702
Mercers
I503
Metal Trades
D640
Merchant Adventurers
L818
— Working
D641
Merchants
L818
— Working, Street
D670
Merchant Seamen
B770
Metamorphic Rocks
D381
— Service
B721
Metamorphism
D314
— Shipping
B721
Metamorphoses (Insects)
F301
Mercia
U311
Metaphors
M042
Mercury (Mineral)
D473
Metaphysics
J 001
— (Planet)
C903
Metastasis
G356
Mercy
J 266
Metatarsus
G634
— Sisters of
K545
Metazoa
Fioo
354
Met-Mic
CLASSIFICATION.
Mic-Mil
Metempsychcisis
Meteorites \
J156
Michael (Poland)
S172
• C925
— St. Order
X146
Meteorology
D200
— II. (Servia)
Q426
Meteors
C925
Michigan
W366
Meters
A456
— Lake
W373
— Gas
D930
Michoacan
W557
Method
L136
Microbes
E212
Methodist Churches
K830-50
Microlepidoptera
F381
— Episcopal. Church K841
Micrometers
C155
— New Connection K835
Micronesia
P140
— Protestant Church K842
Micronesian Lang.
M387
— Re-Union
K850
Microphone
C340
Methodology
A320
Microphotography
C172
Methods
• L136
Microscopes
C173
Methyl Alcohols
D821
Microscopic Printing
M827
Metrics
A450
Microscopy
C170
Metric System
A454
— Photo-
C172
Metritis
H383
Microspermiae
E424
Metrology
D200
Microthelyphorida
F282
Metronome
C416
Microtome
C173
Metz
S895
Micturation
H221
Meurthe-et-Moselle
R414
Middens
B268
Meuse (France)
R411
— Kitchen
O157
— (River)
T300
Middle Ages
O045
' Mexican Empire
W508
— Atlantic States
W240
— Lang, and Liter
M619
— Empire
O408
— Repubhc
W511
— Enghsh Language
M522
Mexico
W500
— Franconia
S970
— City
W542
— German Language
M563
— Gulf of
W634
— Kingdom
P400
— New
W440
— Mississippi States
W350
— Province
W541
Middlesborough
U441
Mezieres
R392
Middlesex
U870
Mezzo-Soprano
C522
Middleton
.-U501
Mezzotint Engraving
A721
Midian
Q291
Miamis
W084
Midlands (England)
U570
Mica
D498
Midlothian
V330
Micah
K163
Midriff
G659
Mice
F760-61
Midshipmen
B817
Michael I. (Byz. Emp.)
Q327
Midwifery
H370
— II. —
Q327
Midwives
H389
— III. —
Q327
Mignonette
E56T
— IV. —
Q329
Migration (Animal)
E042
— V. —
Q329
Miguel (Portugal)
R842
— VI. —
Q329
Mikados
P300-25
— VII. —
Q329
Milan
Q807
— VIII. —
Q333
MUano
Q807
— and George, St.
Ord. X126
Milan IV. (Servia)
Q430
— Feodorowitz
S021
Mildew
E2.50
Michaelmas Daisy
E952
Mile End
U940
355
Mil-Min
CLASSIFICATION.
Min-Mit
Milesian Conqaest
Uoio
Minho-e-Duoro
R900.
Military Band, Music
C758
Miniature Painting
A635,
— Biography
X014
Minieh
O480.
— Costume
B936
Mining Engineering
D62&
— Engineers
B195
— Military
B979,
— History
O004
— Placer
D622:
— Orders
X118
Ministers (Clergy)
J911
— Police
B879
Ministries. See Names
of De-
— Science
B840
partments.
— Surgery
H578
Ministry
J890.
— Topography
B958
Minks
F906,
Militia
B896
Minneapolis
W382;
Milk
I061
Minnesota
W38o>
— Cows
F8s8
Minorca'
R783.
— Fever
H386
Minor Morals
J216
— Products
I062
Minors
L432
Milky Way
C939
Minor Scales
C410.
Millboards
M865
Minsk
S094.
Mill Dams
D174
. Minstrels
C782;
Millennium
K313
Mint
E878:
Millerites
K950
Minto, Earl of
P662;
Millers
I204
Mints
L880.
MUlet
E349
Minuets
e48r
Millinery
I520
Minutes (Time)
D273:
Milling (Mechanics)
B135
Miocene Period
D352'
— (Trade)
I200
Miracle Plays
N216,
Millport
V226
Miracles
K277-
Mills
B191
Mirages
D205,
Mill Stones
B142
Mirrors
C160.
Milo
Q383
Misanthropy
Gl20'
Milosch (Servia)
Q425
Miscarriage
H382
Milwaukee
W372
Miscegenation
G044
Mimicry
M186
Miscellanies
N354
— (Animal)
E076
Mischna
K003
Mimosa
E612
Misdemeanours
L607
Minas Geraes
W735
Misers
X07I
Mind
J 150
Mishna
K003
— and Body
J151
Misogyny
GI06
Mindinao
P278
Missals
J6I6
Mind Transference
G774
Missionaries
"885
Mineral Drugs
G404
Missions
^880
Mineralogy
D410
— Foreign,
882
Mineral Poisons
G454
— Home
"881
— Products
D904
Mississippi
W322
Minerals
D410
Missouri
W345
Miners
D635
Mistletoe
E478
Mines
D620
Mistral
D226.
— (Torpedo)
B829
Mists
D21S
Ming Dynasty
P419
Mitau
So8r
Mingrelia
S148
Mites
F292
356
Mit-Mol
Mithradatic War
Mitres
Mittelfranken
Mitylene
Mixing Machinery
Mixtures
Mizuo, Go-
Mnemonics
Mnemonic Writing
Moab
Moabite Stone
Moats
Mobilisation (Army)
Mobs
Mock Moons
— Suns
Model Drawing
Modelling
Model Machinery
Modena
— Dukes of
Modern Geography
— History
Modes (Music)
Modesty
Moesia
Mogador
Moghilev
Mogols
Mohamedan Calendar
— India
Mohamedanism
Mohamed Tewfik
Mohamed I. (Turkey)
— II. —
— . III. —
— IV. —
Mohammed
Mohawks
Mohegans
Moira, Earl of
Moisture
Molar Physics
— Pregnancy
Molasses
Moldavia
Molecular Physics
Molecules
Moles
Q125
I653
S970
Q135
B150
G426
P310
J 163
M708
Q251
M234
B975
B854
L559
C890
C865
A606
A791
B190
Q828
Q829
O220
O061
C405
J275
Q400
O344
S095
P614
O082
P604
K070
O442
Q059
Q061
Q067
Q073
Q051
W083
W084
P663
D213
B002
H377
I885
Q471
B002
B002
F733
CATION.
Mol-Mon
Molinists
K645
Molise
Q910
Mollusca
F200
Molluscoidea F167, F200
Moluccas
P240
Molybdates
D428
Molybdenum
D461
Momozono (Japan)
P313
— Go-
P315
Monachism
K508
Monaco
R580
Monaghan Co.
U073
— Town
U074
Mon-Anam Language
M341
Monarchs (Biog.)
X043
— Divine Right
L211
Monarchy
L206
— Absolute
L210
— Constitutional
L212
Monasteries
J858
Monastic Communities
K570
— Orders
K510-570
— Schools
A163
Monastir
Q107
Monday
D055
Mond Gas
D924
Monera
F052
Money
L869-97
— Lending
L966
Mongerels
F945
Mongol Dynasty
P418
Mongolia
P490
Mongolian Lang.
M316
Mongol Invasions (India)
P630
Mongoloid Races
G009
Mongols
P491
Monimiaceae
E538
Monism
J378
Monitorial System
A156
Monitors (Educ.)
A156
— (Zool.)
F524
Monkey Puzzle
E310
Monkeys
.F980-994
Monks
J925
Monkshood
E528
Monmouth
U667
Monmouthshire
U666
Monochrome
A617
Monocotyledones
E331
Monogamy
G060
357
Mon-Mor
CLASSIFj
r CAT ION.
Monogenea
F137
Moray
Monograms, Artists
A810
— Firth
Monoliths
O154
Morbihan
Monomania
G778
Morbus Coxarius
Monopolies
L824
Morea
Monotheism
J422
Morecambe
Monotremata
F701
Morelos
Monotype Printing
M834
Moresnet
Monroe Doctrine
W121
Moringacese
Monroe, Jas. (U. S.)
W120
Morisonians
Mons
T332
Morley
Monsoons
D225
Mormonism
Monsters (Folk Lore)
J 570
Morning
— (Pathology)
G368
Morocco
Monstrosities
G368
— City
Montana
W425
Morpeth
Montanists
K422
Morphia
Montaubon
R299
Morphology (Biol.)
Montbrison
R574
Mortahty, Tables
Mont-de-Piet6
L965
Mortar (Building)
Monte Carlo
R598
Mortars (Guns)
Monte Cristo Island
Q872
Mortgages
Montenegro
Q410
Mortification
— (Church)
K441
Mortmain
Montevedio
W838
Mortuaries
Montezuma
W504
Mosaic Cosmogony
Montgomeryshire
U249
— Law
Montgomery (U. S.)
W321
— Work
— (Wales)
U250
Moscovy, Czars of
Months
D039
Moscow, City
Montpellier
R349
— Dukes of
- (U. S.)
W211
— Govt.
Montreal
W058
Mosella
Montreux
S564
— (Wine)
Montrose
¥250
Mosel, River
Mont St. Michel
R242
Moskva
Montserrat
W674
Moslemism
Monuments
A795
Mosques
— Sepulchral
A796
Mosquitos
Moon
C885
Mossa e Carrara
Moors
R604
Moss Animals
Moose
F845
Mosses
Moots
L373
— Club
Moracefe
E463
Mossley
Moraines
D082
Mossul
Moral Philosophy
J200
Mostar
Morals
J200
Motets
— Minor
J216
Mother Marks
Moravia
S368
— of Pearl
Moravians
K725
Mothers
Mor-Mot
V155
Viii
R260
G654
Q367
U502
W543
T340
E562
K915
U462
K955
D053
O325
O337
U408
G746
E048
L049
B307
B915
L753
G33&
L752
H654
K126
K124
A697
Soio
S070
S006
S069
S785
I864
S785
S069
K070
J857
F362
Q873
F163
E277
E295
U503
Q174
S48S
C558
H426
F203
G082
358
Mot-Mul
CLASSIFICATION.
Mul-Mus
Moths
F380-386
Mull
V207
Motion
B027
Mullahs
J915
Motions, Celestial
C814
Mullingar
II119
— (Gasses)
D722
Mullions
B375
— (Meetings)
L035
Multiplication
A410
Motive Power
Bill
Mummers
N248
Motor Boats
B673
Mummies
H671
— Carriages
B570
Mumps
H528
Motoring
B572
Miinchen
■S953
Motors
B570
Munich
S953
Motor System
E043, G656
Municipal Administration
L385
Motory Organs
E043, G656
— Boroughs
L380
Mottoes
N326
Municipalities
L376
Mould
E250
Municipal Libraries
M906
Moulding, Metal
D643
Munster (Ireland)
U160
Mouldings
B373
Miinster (Prussia)
S762
Moulds, Printing
M803
— (Switzerland)
S522
Moulins
R567
Murad I. (Turkey)
Qo5S
Moulting
E050
— II. —
Q060.
Mounds
O153
— III. —
Q066.
Mountain Ash
E589
— IV. —
Q071
— Batteries
V B889
— V. —
Q087
Mountaineering
H733
Mural Decorations
A692,
Mountain Floras
EI69
Murat (Naples)
Q924
— Railways
B5I4
Murcia (City)
R775
Mountains
D092
- (Dept.)
R773
Mounted Infantry
B886
Murder
L612
Mounting
M883
Murrain F851.507
Mourne Mountains
U085
Murray River
P061
Mourning
H681
Musaceas
E414
Mouse
F760
Musa-Chelebi •■
.0058
Mouth
H112
Musci
E277
Movements, Animal
E043
Muscles
G657
. — (Watch)
D281
Musette
C702
Moving Pictures
A786
Museums
A009
Moxa
H405
Mushrooms
E265
— Language
M611
Music
C400
Mozambique
O781
Musical Boxes
C752
Mucilage
D952
— Forms
C440
Muck ■
I007
— Glasses
C744
Mucous Membranes
G670
■ — Instruments
C600
Muggletonians
K804
— — Ancient
C601
Mukden
P484
— — Mechanical
C751
Mulai-Abd-el-Aziz
O331
— — Percussion
C730
Mulai-Abderrahman
O328
— — Savage
C602
Mulai-Hassan
O330
— — String (Bow)
C603
Mulai-Soliman
O327
- - - (Key)
C640
Mulberry
E464
_ — — (Plectral) C620
Mules
F834
— — Wind (Cup)
Cb55
Miilhausen
S894
_ - - (Key)
C715
359
Mus-Myo
CLASSIFICATION.
Myr-Nap
Musical Instruments,
Wind
Myricaceae
E440
(Reed) C690
Myriopoda
F302, F390
. — Tone
C306
Myristicaceae
E521
Music, Chamber
C760
Myrothamnaceae
E580
— Concerted Vocal
C580
MjTrrh
E659
— Dramatic
C770
Myrsinaceae
E828
— Gregorian
C551
Myrtaceae
E783
Musicians
X018
Myrtiflorae
E773
- (Prof.)
C780
Myrtles
E784
Music, Orchestral
C751
Mysia
Qr3i
— Printing
M818
Mysore
P704
— Sacred
C550
Mysteries
J504
— Street
C795
Mystery Plays
N218
— Vocal
C590
Mysticism
J340
Musk (Chem.)
D879
Mystics
J340
— Deer
F847
Mythology
J500
Musketry
B919
Myths
J500
Muskets
B918
Myxoedema
G334
Muskogi
W087
Myxomycetes
E253
Musk Ox
F864
Myxosporida
F084
— Plant
E894
Myzodendraceae
E479
— Rats
F764
Myzontes
F413
Muslin
I412
Musquash
F764
Naavies
B203
Musselburgh
V333
Nabha
P764
Mussels
F211
Nadir Shah
P964
Mustangs
F830
Naevus
H426
Mustapha I. (Turkey)
Q069
Nagasaki
I'344
— II. —
Q076
Nagoya
P337
— III. —
Q080
Nahum
K164
— IV. —
Q083
Naiadaceae
E338
Mustard
E549
NaDs
D674
Mustelidae
F905
— (Animal)
F008
Mustel Organ
C722
— (Human)
H470
Mutilations
H576
Nairn
V151
Mutiny
L560
Nairnshire
V150
Mutsuhito
P319
Naka-mikado
P311
Mutual Aid
L162, 170
Namaland
O711
Muzaffer-ed-din
P970
Names
M070-77
Myalgia
G660
— (Logic)
A302
Mycenae
Q368
Namur, City
T351
Mycetozoa
F057
— Province
T350
Mycology
E250
Nanchang
P451
Mycomycetes
E255
Nancy
R415
Myelitis
G711
Nanking
P445
Myology
G657
Nantes
R266
Myoma
H556
— Edict of
K700R0
Myomorpha
F759
Nap (Game)
H924
Myopia
G831
Naphthalene
D814
Myoporacese
E910
Naples
Q920
360
Nap-Nav
CLASSIFICATION.
Nav-Neg
Naples, Kings of Q921
Napoleon I. R106
— II. R107
— III. R121
Napoleon, Code L436R0
Napoleon (Game) Hg24
Napoli Q920
Narbonne R353
Narcissus E403
Narcomedusae F112
Narcotics G746
Narrow-gauge B504
Narwals F896
Nasal Sounds Moog
Nashville W336
Naso-Pharyngeal Diseases G860
Nasr-ed-din P969
Nassau (Bahamas) W637
— Hesse S765
— House of S640
Nasturtiums E557
Natal O750
Natatores F630
Natatoriums G531
National Assembly R086
— Character Fo37
— Debt L902
— Defence B852
Nationality L025
Nationalrath L349
Native States (India) P700
Natural History E-F
Naturalism J 109
Naturalization L026
Natural Law L431
— Mineral Waters I874
— Philosophy Booi
— Science Philosophy J 334
— Selection E013
Nature J 006
— Printing M825
— Study (Biol.) E000.4
— — (Physiog.) D000.4
— Workshop J 454
Nausea H140
Nautical Almanacs B692
— Astronomy B693
Nautilus F234
Navajo Indians W085
Naval Biography X015
Naval Boards B811
— Coaling Stations B835
— Depots B833
— Dockyards B834
— History O005
— Occupation B803
— Orders of Knighthood X118
— Reserve B824
— Science B801
— Training Ships B836
— Volunteers B825
Navan U123
Navarra R726
Navarre and Aragon R625
— Kingdom R610-14
Navel H375
Naves B409
Navies B806
Navigation B691
Navigator's Islands Pi47
Navy, British B807
— List B838
Naxos Q385
Nazareth Q215
Neagh, Lough U065
Neap Tides D121
Neath U284
Nebraska W410
Nebulae C935
Nebular Hypothesis C802
Necessity J012
Neck G934
Necklaces I657
Necrology Xooo-752
Necromancy J 554
Necrosis H549
Nectarines E607
Nedenaes T713
Nederlanden Tioo
Needle Baths G530
Needles D680
Needle-Work I540
Negatives A758
Neghgence L573
Negotiations L428
Negri P553
Negroid Races G007
Negro Languages M216
Negropont Q378
Neguses O512
361
Neh-Neu
CLASSIFICATION.
Neu-New
Nehemiah
K143
Neuroses
G714
Nejd
Q297
Neustadt
S869
Nelson (Lanes.)
U504
Neu-Strelitz
S822
N emathelminthes
F144
Neuters
E061
Nematoda
F145
Neutral Colours
C130
Nematophora
• F105
Neutrality
L415
Nemertini
F140
— Armed
L416
Nenagh
U168
Nevada
W455
Neodymium
D448
Nevers
R527
Neo-Latin Lang. & Liter.
M430-1
Nevis, Ben
V14&
Neolithic Age
O115
— (Island)
W672
Neology
M056
Newark (N. J.)
W254
Neo-Mathusianism
L043
Newark-on-Trent
U576
Neo-Persian Lang.
M285
New Britain
P181
Neo-Platonism
-J328
— Brunswick
W062
Neo-Pythagoreans
J327
Newbury
' U734
Nepal
P709
New Calabar
O811
— Lang.
M331
— Caledonia
P185
Nepenthacese
E565
— Castile
R756
Nephrite
D535
Newcastle-under-Lyme
U596
Nephritis
H202
Newcastle-upon-Tjme
U406
Nepotism
L142
New Church
K964
Neptune
C910
Newchwang
P485
Neri
Q889
New Connection Gen. Baptists K822
Nero
Q535
— Empire (Egj^^t)
O412
Nerva
Q542
— England Settlement
W102
Nerve Fibres
G701
— — States
W200
— Medicines
G741
— Forest
U775
Nerves
G701
Newfoundland
■W070'
Nervous Diseases
G714
— Dogs
F937
Nervousness
G739
New France
W021
— Prostration
G731
— Galloway
V36S
Nervous System (Biol.)
E028
— Grenada
W703
— — (Human)
G700
— Guinea
P173-183.
Nestorian Church
K418
— — British
P175
Nests
F603
— — Dutch
.P177
Net Fishing
I722
— — German
P179
Netherlands
Toco
— Hampshire
W205
— Governors of
T004
— Haven
W237
Netting
I548
— Hebrides
P189.
Nettlerash
H427
— Holland
Poio
Nettles
E472
Newington (London)
U962
Neuchatel, Canton
S569
New Ireland
PI8I
— Town
S570
— Jersey
W250
Neufchateau
T346
— Jerusalem Church
K964
Neuralgia
G729
— Light Burghers
K907
Neurasthenia
G731
— Mexico
W440'
Neuritis
G732
— Netherlands
W105
Neurology
G701
— Orleans
W32&
Neuroptera
F316
— Platonism
J32&
362
New-Nie
CLASSIFICATION.
Nie-Non
Newport (I. W.)
U777
Nievre
R526
— (Mon.)
U669
Nigeria
O810
— News
W303
Niger River
O833
- (R. I.)
W232
Night
D063
New Radnor
U267
— Hawks
F679
Newry
U084
Nightmare
G727
News
M137
Nihilism
L240
— Agencies
M126
Nijyo, Go-
•P306
Newsagents
M898
Nile
O471
New South Wales
P050
— Languages
M215
Newspaper Press
M122
Nimes
R345
Newspapers
A053
Nimrod
O032
News Rooms
M968
Ninepins
H775
New Testament
K200
Nineteenth Century
O065
Newts
F488
Nineveh
O033
New World Monkeys
- F981
Ningpo
P454
— Year
J701
Ninth Century
O050
— Year Cards
J702
Niobates
D424
— York City
W245
Niobium
D476
— — State
W241
Niort
R274
— Zealand
P080
Nipal
P709
— — Alps
P098
Nippon
P300
Ngami, Lake
O723
Nirvana
K040.640
Nganking
P449
Nithsdale
V374
Niagara Falls
W054
Nitrates
D422
Nicaea
Q129
Nitric Acid
D860
Nicaragua
W615
Nitrogen
D771
Nicaria
Q134
— Group
D770
Nice
R362
Nitro-Glycerine
D913
Nicene Councils
K462, K468
Nitrous Oxide
G743
— Creed
K431
Nivernais
R523
Nicephorus I. (Byz.)
Q327
Nizhnii Novgorod
S066
— II. —
Q328
— — (Town)
S067
— III. —
Q329
Noah's Ark ^ , \
K129
Nicholas I. (Pope)
Q673
Nobihty (Biog.) -,'' ' ^
X063
— II. —
Q677
Noble Metals
D485-91
— III. —
Q692
Noctuina > '
F383
— IV. —
Q694
Nocturnal Discharges
H330
— V. —
Q713
Nocturnes
C453
— I. (Russia)
S040
Noels
C571
— II. —
S043
Noise
C309
Nickel
D459
Noises (Street)
B280
Nicknames
M075
Nolanaceae
E882
Nicobar Islands
P861
Nomadic Life
L003
Nicotiana
E891
Nomenclature
A302
Nidwalden
S517
Nominalism
fin
Niederbayern
S954
Nominal Rents
L755
Niello Work
A697
Non-Christian Religions
K090
Niels (Denmark)
^T504
Non-Conformity
K800
Nietzsche
J364
Nonets
C761
363
Uon-Nor
CLASSIFICATION.
Nor-Num
Non-Euclidean Geometry A502
Non-Jurors V560
Non-Metallic Elements D751
Nord R203
Nordland T723
Nordre Bergenhus T718
— Trondhjem T722
Norfolk U555
— Island P054
Norge T600
Noricum S301
Norite D363
Normal Schools A143
Norman Architecture B467
— Conquest U335
Normandie R230
Normandy R230
— Dukes of R231
Normans U334
Norrbotten T933
Norrkoping T908
Norrland T723
Norse Lang. M540
Norsemen T401
North Africa O301
— America W020
— American Lang. M650
— — Orders X189
Northampton U621
Northamptonshire U620
North Atlantic States 'W200
— Berwick V339
— Brabant T165
— Britain Vooo
Northbrook, Earl of (India) P674
North Carolina W308
— Central France R449
— — States W350
— Dakota W402
— East Territory(Canada) W039
Northern Caucasia S137
— Counties (Eng.) U400
— Lights C928
— Territory P031
North Europe S-T
— German Confederation S674
— Holland T186
— London U901, 912
Northmen T401
North Mississippi States W365
North Polar Expeditions W912
— Riding U440
— Scotland Viio
— Sea D104
— Spain R700
Northumberland U405
Northumbria U307
Northumbrian Bagpipes C694
North Wales U230
North West Frontier Provinces P830
— Passage W913
— Provinces States P750
— Territory (Canada) W030
Norway T600
Norwegian Lang, and Liter. M545
— Orders X166
Norwich U556
Nose G860
Nosology G300.89
Nostalgia G733
Nostrums G445
Notaries L486
Notation (Arith.) A402
— (Music) C401-4
Notebooks N313
Notes (Money) L878
Notre Dame (Paris) R504
Nottingham U573
Nottinghamshire U572
Notts U572
Nouns M031
Nouvelle France W021
Novara Q804
Nova Scotia W066
Nova Zemlia S055
NoveUsts X055
Novels N002
November D050
Novgorod S060
Nubia O485
Nubian Lang. M213
Nude Studies A632
Nuevo Leon W533
Nuisances B270
Numa Pompilius QS^^
Number A402
Numbering (Printing) M823
Numbers (Bible) " K133
— (Prime) A407
Numerals A403-06
364
Num-Obj
CLASSIFICATION.
Obj-CEd
Numeration
A402
Numidia
O304
Numidian Language
M227
Numismatics
L895
Nunneries
J 861
Nuns
J927
Nuremberg
S971
Nurnberg
S971
Nurseries (Children)
H396
— (Garden)
I228
Nursery Rhymes (Poetry)
N123
— Songs (Music)
C595
Nurses
H618
— (Biog.)
X034
Nursing, General
H615
— Home
H616
— Hospital
H617
Nutka Lang.
M656
Nutmegs
E522
Nutriments
E029
Nutrition (Biol.)
E029
— (Human)
H102
Nuts
E142
Nux Vomica
E852
Nyassa, Lake
O626
Nyaya
J 305
Nyctaginacese
E499
Nyland
S206
Nymphaeacese
E510
Nymphoemania
G779
Nystagmus
G832
Oakham
U628
Oaks
E456
Oases
D094
Oaths
L527
Oats
E352
Oaxaca
W559
Obadiah
K161
Oban
V203
Obedience (Theol.)
K347
Obelisks
B366
Ober Ammergau
S952
Oberbayern
S950
Oberfranken
S963
Oberpfalz
S960
Obi River
S272
Obituaries Xooo . 752-
Object Glass
C152
— Lessons
A150
Object Mounting
Oblates
Oboe
Oboe d'amore
Obrenovitch
O'Brien, Donough
— Turlough
Obscenity
Observation (Logic)
Observations (Astron.)
Observatories
Obsidian
Obstetrics
Obstinacy
Obwalden
Ocarina
Occultations
Occult Science
Occupations
Ocean
— Currents
Oceania
Oceans
Ocean Transport
Ocelots
OchnaccEe
Ochus
O'Connor, Roderic
Octarchs of Saxons
Octateuch
Octavianus
Octets
October
Octocoralla
Octopus
Octroi Duties
Odd Fellows
Odense
Oder River
Odes (Music)
— (Poetry)
Odessa
Odic Force
Odoacer
Odontalgia
Odontology (Biol.)
— (Human)
Odontornithea
CEcumenical Councils
OEdema
Ciyr
K528:
C703
C704
Q425, 430.
U015
Uoify
L563
A307
0950-
C95&
D362
H370^
J237
S516
C688
C945
J580.
L131
Dioi
D120
Pooo
Dioi
B604
F958
E729-
P912
U019.
U312
K123.
Q528-
C762
0049.
F122
F238-
L928.
Li 70
T559'
S735
C545
N118
S107
G771
Q611
H123
E020
H120
F605
K641-8
G333.
365
<En-01d
CLASSIFICATION.
Old-Ont
<ETiology
1860
Oldham
U505
(Esophagus
H132
Old Light Burghers
K908
Oesterreich
S301
— Norse Lang.
M542
— Ungarn
S300
— Persian
M282
Ofen
S450
— Prussian Lang.
M484
Offences
L550-644
— Red Sandstone
D328
■Offertory
J848
— Saxon Lang.
M509
Office
L138
— Slavonic Lang.
M468
Officers
L138
— South West
W330
— Army
B855
— Testament
K120
— Municipal
L390
— World Apes
F985
— Navy
B812
Oleacse
E844
Offices
L138
Oleanders
E856
Of&cialdom
L144
Oleates
G428
Official Secrets
L553
Olefines
D815
Officinal Drugs
G406
Oleomargarine
D944
Ogam Writing
M717
Oleron, He de
R284
Ogasawara-j ima
P372
Oligarchy
L232
Ogham Writing
M717
Oligocene
D349
Ogres
J570
OligochffitfE
F151
•Ohio
W351
Oliniacese
E770
Oil and Colour Trade
D960
Olive Tree
E847
— Engines
C285
Olmiitz
S370
— Painting
A615
Olonets
S058
Oils
1^935-6
Olve d'caccia
C706
Oil Vaporization
C286
Olympiads
O071
Ointments
G438
Olympia (U. S.)
W476
Oise
R481
Olympic Games
H855
Ojibwa Indians
W084
Olympus
Q130
Okehampton
U698
Omagh
U067
Oki
P352
Omaha
W412
Okinawa
P361
— Indians
W086
Oklahama
W421
Oman
Q298
Oklotsk, Sea
S287
Omayyad Kalifate
Q267
Olacaceae
E483
Ombay
P250
Olaf (Norway)
T604
Omens
J552
— the Saint
T602
Omentum
H170
■Old Age
G024
Ommiades
Q267
— — Pensions
L983
Omnibuses
B562
— Calabar
O811
Omnipotence (God)
K325
— Castile
R715
Omnipresence (God)
K325
— Catholic Church
K630
Omniscience (God)
K325
— Egyptian Lang. & Lit. M222-3
Onagraceae
E791
Oldenburg, Duchy
S810
Onanism
H304
— Grand Dukes
S811
Oneida Indians
W083
— Line {Denmai
k) T510
Onions
E392
— Town
S812
Onondaga Indians
W083
■Old English Lang, and Lit
M510-11
Ontario
W047
— French Territory
W327
— Lake
W055
— German Lang.
M562
Ontogenj'
Eoio
366
Ont-Orc
CLASSIFICATION.
Orc-OrA
Ontology
Onychia
Onyx
Oolite
Oology
Oomycetes
Opals
Open Hearths
Operas, Comic
— English
— Grand
Operations (Surgery)
Operettas
Ophicleids
Ophidia
Ophiuroidea
Ophthalmia
Ophthalmics
Ophthalmoscope
Opilius
Opinion
Opisthobranchiata
Opium
Oporto
Opossums
Opoterodonta
Optical Lantern
Opticians (Biog.)
Optic Nerve
Optics
Optimism
Opuntiales
Oracles
Oran
Orange (Colour)
— _■ Free State
— Princes of
— f River
— -Sfi River Colony
Oranges
Orang-otangs
Orations
Oratorios
Oratory
Orbit (Eye)
Orbits
Orcades
Orcham
Orchards
Orchestral Music
J 002
Orchestras
C750
H47I
Orchestration
C750
D527
Orchestrions
C753
D339
Orchidaceae
E426
Fooi
Orchids
E427
E252
Orchitis
H320
D522
Ordeals
L505
D603
Order
A320
C773
Orders of Animals
F045
C777
— of Knighthood
X115
C770-73
— of Plants
E192
G572
— of the Cathohc Church K510
C775
Ordination
J898
C675
Ordnance
B911
F550
— Survey
D021
F172
Ordovician
D322
G836
Orebro
T924
G819
Oregon
W465
G819.-167
Orel
S075
Q552
Orenburg
S132
J013
Orense
R704
F226
Ores
D604
E546
Organ, American
C721
R904
— Barrel
C728
F713
— Enharmonic
C729
F551
Organic Chemistry
D8t)o
A785
Organists
X021
X017
Organization
L133
G804
Organ, Mustel
C722
Cioo
Organography (Bio.)
E047
J 375
Organs, Human
G600
E763
Organ, Water
C723
J551
Oriel Windows
B346
O354
Orientation
J85.4
C122
Original Secession Ch.
K908
O741
— Sin
K333
Toio
Orinoco River
W710
O770
Orioles
F666
O740
Orissa
P816
E655
Orkney
V114
F992
— and Shetland
V113
M180-8
Orleanais
R515
C535
Orleanist Line
R191
M180
Orleans
R519
G807
— House of
R114
C812
Ormolu
D668
V114
Ornament
A683
Q054
Ornaments, Church
J962
I225
— of Savage Races
I660
C751
Orne
R243
367
Orn-Oto
CLASSIFICATION.
Ott-Oxy
Ornithodelphia
F701
Ottawa
W051
Ornithology
F600
Otter Hounds
F927
Orobranchaceae
E898
— Hunting
F912
Orology
D092
Otters
F911
Orphans
G115
Otto I. (Holy Rom. Emp.)
S618
Orrery
C900 . 167
— II. —
S619
Orszaggyul6s
L342
— III. —
S620
Orthodox Church
K430
— IV. —
S632
Orthodoxy
J013
Ottocar I. (Bohemia)
S342
Orthoepy
M018
— II. —
S344
Orthographic Projection
A511
Ottoman Empire
Q050
Orthography
M019
Oudenaerde
T318
Orthomorphic Projection
A511
Oudh
P823
Orthopaedic Surgery
G584
Ouesant
R259
Orthoptera
F301
Ounces (Zool.)
F964
Oryctology
E090
Ouse, River
U437
Osage Indians
W086
Outcrops
D305
Osaka
P334
Out-door Games
H750
Oscan Lang.
M424
— Relief
L073
Oscar I. (Sweden)
T827
Outlawry
L426
— II. —
T829
Outposts
B966
Osculation
A521
Ovarian Disease
H344
Oshima
P363
Ovaries
H339
Osman
O053
Ovariotomy
H345
Osmanli Vilaieti
Q050
Ovens
C206
Osmium
D490
Overloading Ships
B728
Osmose (Chem.)
D723
Over-Mantles
B369
Ossetian Lang.
M290
Overpressure (Educ.)
A138
Ossett
U463
Overstrain
G315
Ostende
T322
Overstudy
A138
Osteology (Biol.)
E020
Overtures
C753
— Human
G601
Overwork
G315
Osteotomy
G643
Overyssel
T157
Ostergotland
T907
Ovidae
F861
Ostersund
T931
Oviedo
R707
Ostpreussen
S715
Ovules
H340
Ostracism, Social
J293
Owain Gwynedd
U220
Ostracoda
F255
Owlet Moths
F383
Ostriches
F608
Owls
F691
Oswestry
U639
Owners
L774
Otaheite
Piii
Ownership
L774
Othman I. (Turkey)
Q053
Oxalates
D861
— II. —
Q070
Oxalic Acid
D861
— III. —
Q079
Oxalidaceae
E636
Otho (Bavaria)
S946
Oxen
F854
— I. (Greece)
Q351
Oxford
U726
— (Hungary)
S405
— Movement
K762
— (Rome)
Q537
Oxfordshire
U725
Otology
G841
Oxides
D416
Otorrhoea
G844
Oxygen
D761
368
Oxy-Pal
CLASSIFICATION.
Pal-Pap
Oxygen Group
D760
Oxytocics
H369
Oysters
F210
Ozokerite
D813
Ozone
D761
Pachyderms
F880
Pacific Islands
Pico
— Ocean
D105
— States (Mex.)
W550
- - (U. S.)
W445
Packing
B615
Padfiington
Paddle-Wheels
U907
B686
Padova
Q821
Padua
Q821
Paediatrics
H392
Pffidogenesis
E060
Pgeony
E524
Paganism
J501
Pageants
O089
Pages
L227
Pagination
M850
Pahang
P455
Pahlavi Lang.
M283
Pain
G342
Painting
A614
— Encaustic
A618
— Gesso
A619
— Monochrome
A617
— National Schools A650-80
— Oil A615
Paintings A820
Painting, Sign A698
— Tempera A620
— Water Colour A616
Paints
D948
Paisley
V309
Palaces
B432
Palseo-Botany
E200
Palaeolithic Age
Olio
Palaeologus
Q336, 339
Palseontology
E090
Palaeozoic Age
D317
Palaeo-Zoology
F040
Palanquins
B591
Palate
H116
— Cleft
H117
Palatinate
S957
— Upper
S960
Palechinoidea
F179
Palencia
R710
Paleography
M701
— and Diplomatic
M700
Palermo
Q968
Palestine
Q200
Pale, The
U134
Pali Language
M260
Palimpsests
M733
Palingenesis
E050
Palladium
D489
Palma
O92S
Palmse
E362
Palmistry
J543
Palm Sunday
J712
Palmyra
Q18&
Palpitation
G321, H056
Palsy
G734
Pamirs
S267
Pamphlets
M104
Pamphylia
Q128
Panama Republic
W707
— Town
W708
Pancreas
H154
Pancreatic Fluid
H154
— Secretions
H154
Pandanaceae
E334
Pandanales
E332
Pandects
L442
Pandura
C635
Panelling
I313
Pan-Germanism
S602
Pangolins
F723
Panics (Financial)
L932
Panjabi Language
M273
Pannonia
S400'
Panoramas
A83a
Pan Pipes
C680
Pans
D649
Pan-Slavism
S002
Pantagraph
A613
Pantheism
J425
Pantheon (Rome)
0900:715
Panthers
F963
Pantomimes
N220
— Shadow
N221
Pantopoda
F295.
Papacy
K610, Q651
Papal Bulls
Q652
— Conclaves
K610
369
lA
Pap-Par
CLASSIFICATION.
Par-Pas
Papal Infallibility
K610
Parliament, Manx
L321
— States
Q650
Parliaments
L300-57
— Supremacy
Q653
— Scotland
L319
Papaveracese
E546
Parma
Q381
Paper M860-69 |
Parnassus
Q365
Paper-chasing
H723
— Grass of
E575
Paper Hanging
A695
Parodies
N124
— Makers
M869
Parole
B988
— Money
L877
Paros
Q384
Paphlagonia
Q125
Parotitis
H528
Papier Michd
M868
Parquetry
B334
Papua
P17.3
Parricide
L612
Papuan Language
M383
Parrots
F656
Papyrus
E358
Parseeism
K062
Pari
W736
Parsi Language
M284
Parables
K206
Parsing
M022
Parabola
A509
Parsis
K062
Paraboloid
A504
Parsley
E803
Paracelsus
J 342
Parsnips
E809
Paractinopoda
F192
Parsons
J9"
Paradise (Christ. Theol.)
K361
Parsonstown
U140
Paradises (Theol.)
J411
Parthenogenesis
E061
Paraffin
D813
Parthenon
Q362.715
Paraguay
W780
Parthia
P930
Parahyba
W737
Particles (Lang.)
M032
Parallax
C830
— (Physics)
B004
Paralysis
G735
Particular Baptists
K823
Parana
W738
Parting Ores
D606
Parapets
B377
Partnership
L835
Paraphrases
K283
Partridges
F619
Paraselenae
C890
Parts of Speech
M025
Parasita
F252
Parturition
H378
Parasites
E082
Party Government
L255
Parasitical Diseases
H500
Pascal I. (Pope)
Q669
— Plants
E163
— II. —
Q681
Parcel Post
B629
Pasch
J717
Parchment
M863
Pas de Calais
R211
Pardon
L689
Pasigraphy
M743
Parent and Child
G114
Passacaglias
C482
Parents
G080
Passau
S955
Parhelia
C865
Passengers (Railway)
B537
Parietales
E726
— (Sea)
B731
Paris
R500
Passeres
F660
Parishes
L368
Passifloracese
E756
Parks
I238
Passion Flowers
E757
Parliamentary Executive
V554
Passionists
K526
— Government
L244
Passion of Christ
K310
Parliament, British
L310
— Plays
N217
— England
L318
Passions
J221
— Ireland
L320
Passover
J718
370
Pas-Pav
CLASSIFICATION.
Pav-Pel
Passports L422
Pastels A626
Pasteurism G360
Pastimes Hgoo
Pastoral Epistles (N. T.) K225
— Poetry N113
Pastors J911
Pastry I922
Patagonia W818
Patagonian Lang. M604
Patchouli E880
Patella G630
Patent Agents A014
— Medicines G445
— Ofl&ce A015
Patents Ac 12
Patent Specifications A013
Paterson (N. J.) W255
Pathology, Comparative E051
— Human G300
Patiala P761
Patience J 273
— (Game) Hg30
Patmos Q134
Patna P815
Patriarchates (Greek Ch.l K433-50
— (R. C. Ch.) K612
Patriarchs (Church) J 906
Patricide L612
Patrick, St., Order X124
Patriotism G038
Patristics K4og
Patronage, Church ' J895
Pattern-Making I314
Pau R322
Paul de Loanda O661
Pauline Epistles K213
Paul I. (Pope) Q666
— II. — O716
— HI. - Q723
— IV. - Q725
-V. - Q733
— (Russia) S038
Paul's, St. Cathedral U927
Pauper Immigrants L084
Pauperism L071
Pauper Labour L156
— Schools A170
Pavans C494
Pavements B276
Pavia
Q813
Pavilions
B399
Paving
B276
Paviors
B277
Pawnbroking
L965
Pawnee Indians
W083
— Language
M658
Pay
L14.5
Peace
J292
Peaches
E606
Peacocks
F616
Peak District
U585
Pea-nuts
E618
Pearl, Mother of
F203
Pearls
D536
Pears
E591
Peas
E627
Peasantry
L064
Peasant War (France)
Rg62
— (Germany)
S654
Peat
D560
Peccaries
F840
Pechili
P433
Peculiar People
K970
Pedagogy
Alio
Pedaliaceae
E904
Pedalling (Organ)
C727
Pedata
F190
Pedestrianism
H721
Pediatrics
H392
Pediculi
H504
Pedicure
H415
Pedigrees
X076
Pediments
B369
Pedipalpi
F281
Pedlars
i853
Pedobaptism
J614
Pedro I. (Portugal)
R810
— II. —
R833-34
— III. —
R837
— IV. —
R841
— V. —
R850
Peebles
V391
Peeblesshire
V390
Peep-Shows
A831
Peerages
X102
Peers, Dignities
Xioo
Pehlevi Lang.
M283
Peking
P434
Pelagians
K417
371
Pel-Pep
CLASSIFICATION.
Per-Per
Pelagic Botany
E156
Perffi
Q25»
Pelagius I.-II. (Popes)
Q661
Perak
P551
Pelargoniums
E634
Perambulators
B560
Pelew Islands
P157
Perception
J015.
Pelmatozoa
F173
Perch
F455
Peloponnesian War
Q310
Percussion Caps
D91S
Peloponnesus
Q367
— Instruments
C730
Pelota
H766
Perfection
J215
Peltry Trade
I751
Perfectionists
K965
Pelvis
G628
Perforating Stamps
M828.
Pemba
0542
Performance, Specific
L704
Pembroke
U269
Perfumery
D943
Pembrokeshire
U268
Pergamos
Q142
Pemphigus
H428
Pergolas
123a
Penseaceae
E769
Perianth
E128
Penal Colonies
L673
Pericarditis
H057
— Servitude
L674
Pericardium
H040.
Penance
J620
Peridineae
E221
Pen and Ink Drawing
A627
Peridotite
D363
Penang
P532
Perigueux
R295
Pencil Drawing
A62S
Perim Island
Q295
Pencils
M738
Perinseum
Higfi
Pendulum
B035
Periodicals
A050
Penguins
F639
Periodicity E038
, 0361
Peninsular War
R980
Periodic Law
D707
Penis
H331
Periosteum
G641
Penitentiaries
L661
Periostitis
G641
Penmanship
M730
Peripatetics
J323
Pennsylvania
W260
Peripheral Nervous System
G703
Pennyroyal
E879
Perisporaceae
E25&
Penology
L660
Perissodactyla
F801
Penryn
U713
Peritoneum
H128
Pens
M735
Peritonitis
H129
— Fountain
M737
Peritricha
F073
Pensions
L982
Periwinkles
F224
— Old Age
L983
Perjury
L555
Pentamera
F321
Perm
S123
Pentateuch
K124
Permanent Way
B502
Pentecost
J720
Permian Language
M310
Pentland Firth
V112
— Period
D330
— Hills
V335
Permutations
A414
Penza
S126
Pernambuco
W739
Penzance
U714
Peromedusae
F117
Peony
E524
Perpendicular Gothic Arch.
B474
People
L020
Perpetual Motion
B027
Peperino
D362
Perpignan
R334
Pepin
R021
Perry
I871
Pepper
E435
Persecutions (Early Christian) K402
Pepper-corn Rents
L755
Perseverance
J 273
Pepsin
D880
Persia
P900
372
Per-Pet
CLASSIFICATION.
Pet-Phi
Persian Carpets
I453
— Cats
F952
— Dynasty (Egypt) O42C
,0424
— Gulf
Pqqo
— Lang, and Liter. M280-81
— Neo-, Language
M285
— Old, Language
M282
— Orders
X182
— Wars
Q304
Persimmons
E840
Personal Equation
C950
— Health
H624
Personality
G020
Personal Liberty
L021
— Property
I713
— Qualities
G030
Personation
L556
Person of Christ
K300
Persons, Offences against
L610
Perspective
A512
Perspiration
H402
Persuasion
A303
Perth
V231
Perthshire
V230
Perth (W. A.)
P026
Perturbations
C813
Pertussis
H529
Peru
W760
Perugia
Q877
Peruvian Bark
E915
— Language
M609
Pesaro-e-Urbino
Q885
Pescadores
P371
Peshito Language
M242
Pessaries
G518
Pessimism
J 376
Pestalozzian Education
Alio
Pestilences
G311
Pests (Agriculture)
I020
Petards
B914
Petchora River
S057
Peterborough
U625
— Soke of
U626
Peter, Epistle (N. T.)
K227
Peterhead
V176
Peter, St.
Q654
Petersburg (City)
S087
— (Govt.)
S086
Peter L the Great) (Russia
S026
— II. (Russia)
S028
Peter III. (Russia) S036
— I. (Servia) Q432
Peter. See also Pedro
Petitions L030
Petrifaction E090
Petrography D360
Petroleum D813
Petrology D360
Petromyzontes F414
Pettifoggers L487
Petty Juries L513
— Officers B820
Petunia E890
Pew Rents J §47
Pews B426
Pewter D472
Pfaltz, House of T813
Pfalz S957
Pelicans F542
Peropoda F553
Phseophyceae E232
Phagedaena H545
Phalanges G620
Phalangida F285
Phallic Worship J461
Phanerogamia E300
Phantom Ships J 574
Pharamond R004
Pharmacology G500
Pharmacopoeias G406
Pharmacy G405
Pharyngitis G911
Pharyngobranchii F402
Pharyngognathi F452
Pharynx G910
Phase Rule D714
Pheasants F616
Phenicia O026
Phenols D826
Philadelphia (Asia Minor) Q141
— (U. S.) W262
Philanthropists X048
Philanthropy J 265
Philately B630
Philemon K223
Philibert de Chalons Ton
Philipopohs Q491
Philippe I. (Burgundy) R532
— II. — R533
— HI. — R535
373
Phi-Pho
CLASSIFICATION.
Pho-Pla
Philippe I. (France)
R045
Phosphorus
D772
— II. —
R048
Phossy jaw
H549
— III. —
R051
Photo-chemistry
A752
— IV. —
R052
Photo-electrotyping
A735
— V. —
R055
Photo-engraving
A735
— VI. —
R061
Photographers
Xoio
Philipp (H.R.E.)
S631
Photographic Trades
A788
Philippians
K218
Photographs. Arrange by Subjects
Philippicus
Q326
Photography
A75P-89
Philippine Islands
P270
Photogravure
A741
— Language
M362
Photo-lithography
A738
PhUipp Willem
T014
Photo-mechanical Engraving A735
Philip the Arabian
Q559
Photometry
Cm
Philip. See Filippo (Spain)
Photo-micrography
C172
Philistines
O036
Photo-optics
A751
Philologists
Xo4q
Photophobia
-G835
Philology
Mooo
Photo-zincography
A735
— Comparative
M090
Phrase Books
M082
Philoprogenitiveness
Giio
Phrasing (Music)
C424
Philosophers
X037
Phrenitis
G757
Philosopher's Stone
D702
Phrenology
G769
Philosophy
J 300
Phrygia
Q147
— Ancient
J301
Phrygian Lang.
M45&
— and Religion
J 000
Phrymacese
E881
— Greek
J311
Phrynoidea
F28r
— Hindu
J303
Phthiotis
Q365
— Moral
J200
Phthisis
G952
— Oriental
J 302
Phycomycetes
£251
Philtres
J527
PhyUite
D38r
PhilydracesE
E384
Phyllopoda
F246
Phlebitis
H036
Phyllotaxy
E114
Phlebotomy
G578
Phylloxera
F353
Phlegmasia Dolens
H391
Phylogeny
Eon
Phlogiston
C202
Physical Development
H702
Phlox
E865
— Examinations
G325
Phocas
Q324
— Geography
Dooo
Phocis
Q365
— Sciences
Booo
Phoenicia
O026
— Training
H700
Phcenicio-Hebrew Lang.
M234
Physicians
X032
Phoenix Islands
P125
Physics
Booi
Phonetics
M003
Physiognomy
G770
Phonographs
C320
Physiography
Dooo
Phonography
M747
Physiology, Comparative
E023-46
Phonolite
D362
— Human
G250
Phonology
M003
— Mental
G765
Phoronida
F166
Physostomi
F441
Phosphates
D423
Phytography
Eioo
Phosphor Bronze
D667
Phytolaccacese
E502
Phosphorescence
C108
Phytology
Eioo
Phosphoric Acid
D862
Piacenz
Q833
374
Pia-Pil
CLASSIFICATION.
Pim-Piii
Pianists
Pianoforte
Pianofortes, Mechanical
Pianola
Piauhy
Picardie
Picardy
Piccolo
Picenum
Pickles
Pickpockets
Pictorial Art
— Record
Picts
Picture Dealing
— Framing
— Restoration
Pictures, Living
Picturesque
Picture Writing
Piece Work
Piedmont
Piemonte
Pierce, F. (U; S.)
Pierre
Piers (Arch.)
— (CivU Eng.)
Pietermaritzburg
Pietists
Pietro Leopoldo
Piety
Pigeons
Pig Iron
Pigmentation
Pigments
Pigmies
Pigs
Pike
Pilasters
Pile Driving
Piles
Pilgrimages
Pilgrim Fathers
Pilgrims
Pillage
PUlars
Pills
Pilotage
Pilots
Pilsen
X023
C647
C651
C650
W740
R220
R220
C686
Q503
I882
L632
A600
A600
Vooi
A808
I345
A806
N232
JlIO
M709
LI23
Q800
Q800
WI30
W405
B363
B246
0752
K722
Q86I
J278
F626
D454
E036
D948
G369
F838
F45I
B363
B3I0
HI8I
J62I
WI03
J622
B982
B366
0429
B706
B707
S362
Pimples
H429
Pineapples
. E38I
Pines
E3I2
Ping-pong
H76I
Ping-yang
P383
Pinnacles
B405,
Pinnipedia
F965
Pins
D680
Piotrkow
SI9I
Pipe Organ
C725
Pipe. Pandean
C680.
— Pitch
C68I
Piperacese
E434
Piperales
E432:
Pipes
D647
— Bag
C69I-95
Pipe, Shepherd's
C679,
Pipes (Tobacco)
I7I3
Piquet
H928
Piracy
B763
Pirates
X042
Pisa
Q870
Pisces
F420
Pisciculture
I72I
Piscinas
B425
Pisidia
QI47
Pistachio Nuts
E684
Pistilo
EI30
Pistols
B92I
Pistons
C275
Pitcairn Island
PII9
Pitch
D956
— Concert (Music)
C308
Pitcher Plants
E564
Pitch (Music)
P307
Pitchstone
D362
Pit Dwellings
OI50
Pittenweem
V292
Pittosporaceae
E58I
Pittsburg
W264
Pity
J29I
Pityriasis
H430
Pius I. (Pope)
Q654
— II. —
Q7I5
— III. —
Q720
— IV. —
Q726
— V. —
Q727
— VI. —
Q750
— VII. —
Q75I
— VIII. —
Q753
375
Piu-Pla
CLASSIFICATION.
Pla-Plu
Pius IX. (Pope)
Q755
Plasters (Pharmacy)
G42d
— X. —
Q757
Plastic Arts
A600, A790
Pivots
B170
Plasticity
Boog
Pizarro
W762
Platanaceae
E584
Place Names
M076
Plate
D685
Placenta
H373
— Glass
Dgga
Placentalia
F720
— Marks
D686
Placer Mining
D622
Platen Presses
M843
Placoids
F420
Platinotype
A774
Placophora
F205
Platinum
D486
Plagiarism
M102
Plato
J321
Plague
H539
Platonic Love
G054
— Bubonic
H540
Platonists
J321, J331
Plagues
G312
Piatt Deutsch
M502
Plains
D093
Platyhelminthes
F131
Plain Song
C570
Platyrrhinse
F981
Plane Earth
D004
Play
H900
— Geometry
A505
Playing Cards
H916
— Inclined
B038
Plays
N201
Planes
B154
Pleadings
L538
Planetarism
C900 . 167
Pleasiure
J214
Planetary System
C900
Plectognathi
F469
Plane Trees
E585
Plectral Instruments
(Music) C620
— Trigonoitietry
A531
Pleiocene Period
D353
Planets
C900-2
Pleistocene Age
D354
Planimetry
D020
Plesiosauria
F502
Planing Machinery
B138
Pleura
G953
Planishing
B129
Pleurisy
G954
Planisphere
C820.167
Pleurodynia
G955
Plankton
E156
Pleuro-Pneumonia
G957
Planning
L133
Plexuses
G798
— Architecture
B301
Plinths
B368
Plans. See Subjects
Plock
S187
Plantagenets
U340
Plotinus
J328
Plantaginaceae
E912
Plots
O093
Plantaginals
E911
— (Literary)
N
Plantains
E416
Ploughing
loio-ii
Plantations
I254
Ploughman
I012
Plantation Songs
C591
Ploughs
loio
Plant Distribution
E167
Plovers
F654
Planting
I022
Plows
loio
Plant Lice
F353
Plumage Birds
F602
Plants
Eioo
Plumbaginacese
E835
Plant Studies
A641
Plumbago
D497
— Worship
J456
Plumbing
D47I
Plasma
y H004
Plums
E603
Plaster
B307
Plumstead
U953
— Casts
A793
Plurality of Worlds
C803
Plasterers
B341
Plural Offices
LI43
Plastering
B340
Plush
I462
376
Plu-Pol
CLASSIFICATION.
Pol-Pom
Plutocracy Lioi
Plutonic Rocks D363
Plymouth U699
— Brethren K966
Pneumatic Despatch B644
— Engines D251
Pneumatics D201
Pneumatology J 150
Pneumonia G951
Poachers H822
Poaching H822
Pocket-picking L632
Podocarpeae E324
Podolia S097
Podophthalmia F262
Podostemaceae E571
Pods E145
Poetical Books (Bible) K145
Poetry Nioq.
Poets X056
— Individual N150
Pointers (Dogs) F931
Poisoning G455-58
Poisons G450-54
Poitiers R276
Poitou R270
Poker (Game) H923
Poker-work A685
Pola S392
Polabian Lang. M477
Polaccas C484
Poland S150
— Partition of S177
— Prussian S736, S740
Polariscope C109
Polarization C109
Polar Regions W900
Polemoniacese E864
Police, Civil L650
Police Courts L653
Policemen L655
Police, Military B879
— Supervision L676
Policies, Insurance L985
Polishes A704
Polishing A704
— French A705
— Machinery B142
Polish Lang, and Liter. M480-81
Politeness J 259
Political Economy Lioo
— Parties L250
— Science L200
Politicians X044
Politics L250, etc.
— International L256
Polity, Ecclesiastical J 800
Polkas C485
Polk, J. K. (U. S.) W127
Pollen E120
PoUination E120
Polling L284
Poll Tax L908
Pollution B270-72
Polo H768
Polonaises (Music) C486
Polska S150
Poltava Sioi
Polyandry G071
Polychaetae F150
Polycladidea F133
Polyedrons A506
Polygalacese E667
Polygamy G070
Polyglot Bibles K116
— New Testaments K202
— Old Testaments K122
Polyglots (Lang.) M052
Polygonaceae E490
Polygonales E489
Polygoneutic Variations E012
Polygons A505
Polvgraphy A001-3
Polyhedra A506
Polymorphic Variations E012
Polymorphism D401
Polvnesia Pioo
Polynesian Lang. M370
Polyps F120
Polypus G862
Polystomiae F137
Polytheism J43i
Polyzoa F163
Pomegranates E778
Pomerania S730
Pomes E149
Pommern S730
Pomology E593
Pompeii Q916
Pompeius Q527
377
Pon-Por
CLASSIFICATION.
Por-Pot
Pondichery
P85T
Port of Spain
W691
Ponies
F824
Porto Maurizio
Q845
Pontederiacese
E383
Porto Rico
W654
Pontefract
U464
Port Philip
-P066
Pontifical Orders
X157
Portrait Painting
A634
— States
Q650
Portrait?
X210
Pontificate
K610, Q651
Portrush
U063
Pontovedra
R705
Ports
B734
Pontus
Q125
Port Said
O459
Poodles
F942
Portsmouth
U772
Poole
U685
Portugal
R800
Pool (Game)
H913
— and Spain
R970
Poona
P840
— Counts of
R802
Poor
L070
Portuguese East Africa
O780
— Houses
L074
— Guinea
O885
— Law Guardians
L075
— Language
M447
Poperinghe
T326
— Literature
M44&
Popery
K610
— Orders
X172
Popes
Q651
— West Africa
O660
Poplar
U945
Portulacacese
E504
Poplars
E445
Port Wine
1866
Poplin
I442
Posen
S736
Poppies
E546
— (Town)
S737
Population
L040
Positives (Photo.)
A767
Porcelain
D972
Positivism
J380
Porches
B392
Posology
G409
Porcupines
F771
Postage Stamps
B630.
Pores (Skin)
H401
Postal Union, International B622
Porifera
Fioi
Post Cards
B626
Po, River
Q842
Posters
L861
Pork
F838
Post Horn
C669
Pornography
Gioo
Posting (Travel)
B607-12
Porosity
B006
Post Marks
B627
Porphyrite
D368
Postmasters
B621
Porphyry
D368
Post Mortem Examination G395
Porpoises
F895
Post-Nicene Apostolic Church K401
Portadown
U079
Post Office
B620-30
Portalegre
R941
Post, Parcel
B629
Portal Vein
H033
Potamogetonaceae
E337
Port Arthur
P486
Potash
D737
Port-au-Prince
W650
Potassium
D431
Port Elizabeth
O763
Potatoes
E887
Portents
J552
Potenza
Q945
Porters
B616
Potosi
W775
Port Glasgow
V308
Potpourris (Music)
C454
Porticos
B392
Pots
D649
Portland (Me.)
W203
Potsdam
S724
- (Ore.)
W467
Potteries
.D976
Port Natal
O751
— (Staffordshire)
U592
Porto
R904
Potters' Clays
D966
378
Pot-Pre
CLASSIFICATION.
Pre-Pri
Potter's Wheel
Pottery
— Marks
Poulterers
Poultry
Poverty
Powder
Powders (Pharmacy)
Power
— Balance of
— (Electric)
Pox, Chicken
— Cow
— Small
Practices, Corrupt
Prague
Praha
Prairie Dogs
Prairies
Prakrit Language
Praseodymium
Prayer
D968
D965
D986
I894
F622
L070
D917
G430
B036
L258
C056
H534
H533
H530
L554
S360
S360
.F756
D093
M259
D449
J633
— Books receive Church
plus Categorical No.
.685
— Meetings J 875
— of Manasseh K253
Prayers, Family J 637
Praying Wheels J 636
Preaching J 651
— Lay J652
Pre-Adamite Man G005
Pre-Adamites G005
Precedency Xioi
Precedents (Law) L543
Precentors -J 935
Precession C830
Precious Stones D510-36
Precipitation D708
Precis Writing M162
Predestination (Christ. Theol.) K350
— (Theol.) J407
Predictions J 550
Prefaces M105
Prefects L365
Prefixes M061
Pregnancy H371
— Concealment of L565
Prehistoric Antiquities O105
— Man G004
Prelacy J 830
Preludes (Music) C455
Premature Birth H382
Premislas Si 54
Premium, Insurance L984
Preordination K350
Prepositions M033
Prepuce H333
Pre-Raphaelitism A675
Presages j55o
Presbyterian Churches K900
— Church of America K930
. — — England K290
— — Ireland K925
Presbyterians K900
Presbyteries J 822
Presbytery J 822
Prescriptions G409
Preserves I881
Preserving
Presidents of U.S.A.
— U. S. (Office)
Press
Pressburg
Press-gang
Pressing Machinery
Press, Liberty of
Pressure Gauges
Press Work
Prestidigitation
Preston
Pretoria
Preussen
Preventive Medicine
Priapuloidea
Priapusmus
Price Lists (General)
Prices
Prickly Pears
Pride
Priesthood
Priests
Primaeval Man
Primary Colours
Primates
Prime Ministers
— Movers
— Numbers
Primers
I881, I924
W115
L328
M121-32
S451
B780
B124
M130
C276
M840
H952
U506
O728
S700
' H623
F158
H335
L814
L810
E766
J235
J890
J890, J901
G004
C129
F980
L317
Bin
A407
M080
Primitive (Christian) Church K401
379
Prl-Pro
CLASSIFICATION.
Pro-Pro
Primitive Language
M002
Processions
— Methodists
K836
Process (Law)
— Society
Looi
— Printing
— Wesleyans
K836
Proclamations
Primogeniture
L783
Procuration
Primorskaya
S285
Procurators
Primrose League
L251-6
Production
Primroses
E831
Profane Oaths
Primulacese
E829
Profanity
Primulales
E827
Professions
Primulas
E830
Professors
Prince Edward Island
W064
Profit and Loss
Princes
X103
— Sharing
Principe Island
O805
Prognosis
Principes
E361
Prognostications
Princites
K963
Progression
Printers
M857
Progressive Friends
Printers' Marks
M798
— Whist
Printing Letterpress
M800-57
Prohibited Books
— Photographic
A767-77
Prohibition (Economics)
— Presses
M841-44
Projectiles
Prints. Arrange by Subj
;cts
Projection
Prioresses
J924
Prolapsus Ani
Priories
J 860
— Funis
Priors
J923
Promissory Notes
Prisms
Clio
Promotion, Company
Prisoners
L516
Pronouns
— of War
B986
Pronunciation
— Rescue of
L557
Proof
Prisons
L661
— Reading
Privas
R343
Propagation (Biol.)
Privateering
B761
Propellers B(
Private Schools
A166
Property
Privates (Soldiers)
B867
— House
Private Worship
J 629
— Land
Privet
E848
— Offences against
Privilegium Clericale
J950
— Private
Privy Council
L315
— Public
Prize Fighting
H729
— Real
Prizes (Educ.)
A142
• Prophecies
Probabilities
A439
Prophecy
Probate Court
L457
Prophetical Books (Bible)
— (Wills)
L789
Proportional Representation
Probationers
J914
Proportion (Arith) A415
Problems. Arrange by
Sub-
Propositions (Logic)
jects
Proscription
Proboscidia
F880
Prosecution, Malicious
Procedure (Law Courts)
L466
Proselytism
— (Meetings)
L032
Prosimiae
— (Parliament)
L302
Prosobranchiata
0090
L540
A742
0087
G096
L479
LI02
L56I
J245
LI30
AI8I
A478
LII7
G345
J550
A435
K8I5
H9I9
MI34
L9I5
B9I4
A5II
HI82
H352
L842
L825
M034
M0I8
L520
M837
Eo6q
B687-88
L710
L715
L717
L630
L713
L711
L714
J550
K276
K152
L265
A435
A301
L426
L578
J876
F970
F221
380
Pro-Psa
CLASSIFICATION.
Psa-Pul
Prosody
N130
Psaltery
C630
Prospecting
D621
Pseudepigrapha
K26o.
Prospectuses
L864
Pseudo-diseases
G378.
Prostate
H315
Pseudo-Gospels
K26r
Prostatitis
H316
Pseudomorphs
D4or
Prostitution
G094-99
Pseudoneuroptera
F305
Proteacese
E475
Pseudonyms
M114
Proteales
E474
Pseudoscorpii
F284
Protection (Biol.)
E075
Pskov
S063:
— (Economics)
L913
Psoriasis
H432
Protectorate
7555
Psychiatry
G775
Proteids
D876
Psychical Research
J590
Protestant Churches
K701, etc.
Psychology
J150
— Councils
K701
Psychomancy
J554
Protestant Episcopal Church K785
Psychophysics
Joio
Protestantism
K700
Psychrometry
D214
Protestant Methodist Church K481
Pteridophyta
E280
Protococcoidese
E227
Pterodactylia
F580
Protocols
L429
Ptolemy I.-VIIL (Egypt)
0426-
Protoconchiae
F208
— IX. —
O428
Protophyta
E210
Ptosis
G834
Protoplasm
E004
Ptyahsm
Hii9-
Protozoa
F050
Puberty
G021
Proven9al Lang, and Liter. M437-8
Public
L020
Provence
R360
— Health
H621
Proverbs (Bible)
K149
— Houses
I877
— (Literature)
N330
— Meetings
L031
Providence (R. I.)
W231
— Opinion
L029
— (Theol.)
J400
— Schools
A158.
Provinces
L364
— Works Boards
B295
Provincialisms
M054
— Worship
J612
Provision Trade
I891
Publishers
X052
Provosts
L391
Publishing
M895
Prudence
J271
Publius (Rome)
Q549
Prunes
E604
Puddings
I922
Pruning
I222
Pudding Stone
D351
Prunus
E601
Pudsey
U465
Pruritus
H431
Puebla
W545
Prussia
S700
Pueblo Lang.
M620
— Dukes of
S702
Puerperal Fever
H383
— East
S715
Puerto Rico
W654
Prussian, Old, Lang.
M484
Pug Dogs
F942
Prussia, West
S719
Pugilism
H729
Prussic Acid
D858
Pugilists
H730
Psalmody (Music)
C560
Pukhtu Lang.
M289
— (Texts)
J641
Pulley
B039
Psalms (Bible)
K147
Pulmonary A'rtery
H021
— Metrical
K148
— Disease
G950-2
— (Music)
C560
Pulmonata
F229
Psalters
J641
Pulpits
B422
381
Pul-Put
CLASSIFICATION.
Put-Qua
Pulse
G322
Putty
D950
Pumas
F961
Puy de Dome
R561
Pumice Stone
D365
Puzzles
H955
Pumpkins
E936
Pwllheli
U238
Pumps
D176
Pyaemia
H546
— Air
D258
Pycnogonida
F295
Punch and Judy
N222
Pygmies
G369
Punches, Printing
M804
Pylorus
H133
Punchiniello
N222
Pyramids
O456
Punching Machinery
B128
Pyrenees
R319
Punctuation
M017
Pyrenees-Orientales
R333
Punicacese
E777
Pyrenomycetes
E259
Punic Lang.
M238
Pyrites
D499
— Wars
Q524
Pyrogallic Acid
D863
Punishment (Penology)
L660
Pyrolaceae
E816
— Capital
L665
Pyrometers
C252
— Eternal (Chris. Theol.) K366
Pyrometry
C251
Punishments (Educ.)
A148
Pyrosis
H143
— Eternal
J417
Pyrotechnics
D916
Punjab
P826
Pyrrhonism
J328
— States
P760
Pyrus
E588
Punning
N323
Pythagoreanism
J313
Puns
N323
Pythons
F552
Punts and Punting
B677
Pupa
E068
Quackery
G564
Pupianus
Q557
Quadrant C800 . 167
Pupils
A146
Quadrature
A508
Pupil Teachers
A155
Quadric Surfaces
A502
Puppet Shows
N222
Quadrilaterals
A505
Purana
K030
Quadrilles
C487
Purchase
L837
Quadrumana
F980
— Hire
L838
Quadrupeds
F700
Purgatives
H191
Quaggas
F832
Purgatories (Theol.)
J414
Quakers
K815
Purgatory
K363
Qualitative Analysis
D731
Purification of Virgin
J704
Quantics
A437
Puritanism
K801
Quantitative Analysis
D732
Puritans
K801
Quantities (Arch.)
B308
Purple Loostrife
E775
Quantity (Poetry)
N134
Purpura
H433
— Theory of Money
L885
Pursers
B773
Quarantine
B733
Purses
I756
Quarries
D638
Pursuivants
X088
Quarrying
D638
Purvamimarisa
J310
Quartermasters
B865
Pus
G336
Quartets (Instrumental)
C766
Puseyites
K761
— (Vocal)
C583
Pushball
H781
Quartier Latin
R508
Pustulants
H444
Quartz
D500
Putney
U970
Quartzite
D381
Putrefaction
E056
Quassia
E657
382
Qua-Rad
CLASSIFICATION.
Rad-Rat
Quaternary Age D354
Quaternions A523
Quays B247
Quebec (City) W059
— (Province) W057
Queen Anne Archit. B480
Queen Anne's Bounty K752
Queenborough U815
Queens X043
Queen's County U138
Queensferry V323
Queensland P040
Queenstown U184
Queretaro W539
Quiberon R262
Quietists K656
Quiinaceae E732
Quinine E915
Quinones D840
Quinsy G924
Quintillius Q566
Quito W752
Quoits H776
Quotations N335
Rabat O342
Rabbinism K005
Rabbits F753
Rabies H586
Raccoons F904
Race Courses F815
— Horses F820
— Improvement G036
— Meetings F816
Races G000-012
Racial Crossing G044
— Questions G043
Racing (Dog) F944
— (Horse) F814
Rack L672
Raconteiurs N315
Racquets H765
Radiant Energy B015
Radiata F170
Radiation B015
Radical Party L253
Radio-Activity B016
Radiolaria F055
Radium D464
Radius (Bones) G616
Radnor U266
Radom S193
Rafflesiacese E487
Rafts B679
Ragged Schools A168
Ragusa S395
Railroads. See Railways
Rails (Birds) F651
— (Railways) B503
Railway Administration B530
— Engineering B500
Railways B501
— State B531
Rain D211
Rainbows D204
Rainer I.-HI. (Monaco) R581
Rainless Regions D094
Raisins E708
Rajputana P715
Raleigh W309
Rampur P751
Rams, Battering B943
Ramsgate U814
Rams (Hydraulics) D173
Ranales E509
Rand O730
Rangoon P803
Rank Xioi
Ransom B987
Ranunculacese E523
Raoul (France) R031
Rapateaceae , E379
Rape (Crime) L620
— (Plant) E555
Raptores F685
Rarities, Book M763
— (Bric-a-brac) A809
Rasores F614
Raspberries E595
Ratafia I848
Rat Catching F763
Rates, Church J 846
— Railway B535
— (Shipping) B735
Rathlin U064
Rating L388
Ratio A415
Rational Dress I607
Rationalism J430
Ratisbon S961
383
Rat-Rec
CLASSIFICATION.
Rec-Rei
Ratitae
F606
Rats
F762-4
Rattlesnakes
F561
Ravenna
Q839
Ravens
F673
Rawtenstall
U508
Rays, Light
C102
Rays (Zool.)
FA27
Razors
H645
Reading (Berks.)
U73.5
- (Pa.)
W265
Reading (Book)
M954
— (Lang.)
M041
— (Press)
M837
— Rooms
M967
Ready-Reckoners
A400 . 102
Arithmetic A401 . 102
Reagents (Chem.) D730
Reahsm J 112
Reality J 003
Real Presence J615
Real Property L714
Reaping I023
— Machines I024
Reason J 008
— • in Animals F002
Reasoning A303
Rebec C604
Rebellions O091
Rebuses H956
Receipts Aoio
Receivers, Telegraph B633
Receiving Stolen Goods L638
Recent Period (Geol.) D356
Recipes Agio
Reciprocity L918
Recitation M181
Recitative (Music) C504
Reclamation of Waste Lands I006
Recluses K502
Reconnaissance B955
Reconnoitering B955
Recorder C682
Record Offices M704
Records (Diplomatic) M603
— (Statistics) A461
Recreation H900 . 536
Recreative Arts H900
Recruiting B868
Rectilinear Motion B027
Rectors Jgi2
Rectum H178
Red (Colour) C121
— Eagle, Order X152
Redemption K344
Redemptorists KS27
Red Sea O460
Red Tape L144
Reduplication (Lang.) Mo6(>
Redwood E319
Reed Wind Instruments C690
Ree, Lough U102
Reels C488
Refectories B417
Reference Libraries M969
Refining D606
Reflection C105
Reformation Q020
Reformatories L663
Reformed Episcopal Church Kg67
— Presbyterian Church K903
Refraction C106
— Errors of (Eye) G822
Refrigerants H187
Refrigerating Machinery C246
Refuse B274
Regal C716
Regalia I651
Regattas B682
Regeneration K346
Regensburg S961
Reggio di Calabria Q946
Reggio Emilia Q840
Regimental History (British) B845
Regiments B843-45
Regional Anatomy G202
Registers, Family X203
— Life X204
— School A145
Registrars L046
Registration of Voters L275
— (Population) L045-SI
Regular Clergy J 920
Regulations L146
Reichenberg S367
Reichstag (Austria) L339
— (Germany) L33S
Reid (Philos.) J3S3
Reigate U83S
Reign of Terror R102
3S4
SeiJtep
CLASSIFICATION.
Sep-Rev
iReims
Reincarnation
Reindeer
Relapsing Fever
Relationships
Relevancy (Evidence)
Relics
Relief, Bas- (Sculpture)
Relief, Church
Religion
• — and Philosophy
— and Science
— Comparative
Religions
Religion, Universal
Religious Associations
— Tests
Remarkable Characters
Remittent Fevers
Remonstrants
Removal of Unfit
Removals
Renaissance
— Archit.
Renal Calculus
— Ducts
Rene de Nassau
Renfrew
Renfrewshire
Rennes
Rent
Rents
— Ground
— Peppercorn
— Pew
Repentance
Reporting
Reports (Parliamentary)
Repousse Work
Reppresencione
Representation (Pariiament) L264
Representative Government L244
Representatives, Chambre de L344
— House of L326
Reproduction (Biol.) E060-71
— (Human) H300
Reproductive Organs (Human) H300
Reptiles F500
Reptilia F500
Republicanism L234
R396
JiS7
F846
H515
G080
L519
J980
A801
K910
J450
J 000
J432
J451
J453-470
J452
K980
A107
X073
H512
K745
G377
B614
Q018
B475
H203
H207
T012
V306
V305
R254
L754
L754
L754
L755
J847
K345
Ml2o
L308
D672
N2I6
Republic, ist France Rioo
— 2nd — Jiii6
— 3rd — R130
Repulsion B014
Requiem Masses C556
Reredos B421
Rescue of Prisoners L557
Research A90J
Resedacese E560
Reserve Fund L943
Reservoirs D145
Residences B430
Residual Calculus A520
Resins D955
Resolutions L035
Resonators C303 . 167
Respiration, Artificial G937
— (Biol.) E026
Respiratory Organs G900
Responsibihty E137
Restaurants I984
Restionaceae E374
Restoration (Brit. Hist.) V357
— (Buildings) B447
— (Pictures, etc.) A806
Rest (Therapeutics) G539
Results A461
Resurrection K311
Resurrectionists G241
Retail Trading L855
Retaliation (Tariff) L917
Retford, East U574
Reticularia F057
Retina G802
Retouching Plates (Photo.) A765
Retribution J 4^7
Retrievers (Dogs) F932
Return Tickets (Rail) B538
Reunion O580
Reuss-Greiz (Old Line) S880
Reuss-Schleiz (Younger Line) S883
Reval R085
Revelation (New Test.) K230
Revenge J 230
Revenue L923
— Stamps B624
Reversi H940
Reviews A052
Revivals J871
Revolution, French R090
385
IB
Bev-Rhy
CLASSIFICATION.
Ria-Rit
Revolutions
Revolution, 1688
Revolvers
Rewa
Rewards (Educ.)
— (Theol.)
Rhabdocselida
Rhsetia
Rhaetian Alps
Rhamnaceae
Rhamnales
Rhapalocera
Rhea Fibre
Rheas
Rheinland
Rheinpfalz
Rhenish Bavaria
— Language
— Prussia
Rhetoric
Rheumatic Fever
Rheumatism
Rhine
— Counts Palatine
Rhinoceros
Rhinology
Rhizocarps
Rhizocephala
Rhizophoracese
Rhizopoda
Rhode Island
Rhodes
Rhodesia
Rhodium
Rhododendrons
Rhoeadales
Rhondda
Rhone, Bouches-du-
— (Dept.)
— River
Rhubarb
Rhyme
Rhymes, Nursery
RhynchobdeUidse
Rhynchocephalia
Rhynchophora
Rhynchota
Rhyolite
Rhythm (Music)
— (Poetry)
O091
V559
B922
P732
A142
J413
F135
Q006
S379
E704
E703
F387
E473
F609
S770
S957
S957
M566
S770
M170
H562
H562
S782
S958
F803
G860
E290
F259
E781
F051
W230
Q137
O721
D488
E819
E545
U264
R371
R571
R372
E491
N132
N123
F162
F510
F331
F350
D362
C423
N133
Riasan
S073
Ribble, River
U507
Ribs
G6ia
Rice
E350
Richard I. (England)
U343
— II. —
U349
— III. —
U359
— of Cornwall
S637
Richmond (Surrey)
U836
- (Va.)
W302
— (Yorks.)
U463
Rickets
H560
Ricks
I027
Rickshaws
B559
Riddles
H956
Ridicule
J283
Riding
F814
Ridings (Yorks.) U440,
445, 450
Rifle Rangers
B920
Rifles
B918
Riga
S083
Rigadouns
C489
Rigging
B661
Right
J202
Righteousness
K348
Right of Way
L745
Rights, Civic
L022
Rigidity
B052
Rigors
G33I
Rigsdag (Denmark)
L352
Rigveda
K023
Rimini
Q84I
Rinderpest
I12O
Ringed Worms
F148
Ring Games
H975
Ringkjobing
T557
Rings
I654
Ringworm
H433
Rio de Janeiro
W74I
Rio Grande do Norte
W742
Rio Grande do Sul
W743
Rioja
W807
Rio Muni
O680
Riots
L559
Riparian Rights
L723
Ripon, Marquis of (India)
P676
— (Yorks.)
U466
Risks (Insurance)
L987
Rites
J61O
Ritual
J6I0-
386
Rit-Rom
Ritualists
K760
River Angling
I745
Rivers
D131
Riveting
D674
Rivets
D674
Riviera
Q846
Road Carriages
B570
Roads
B208
Roadsters (Horses)
F822
Robbers (Biog.)
X042
Robbery
L634-36
Robert I. (France)
R030
— II. —
R043
— I. (Scotland)
V023
— II. —
V026
— III. —
V027
Robin Redbreasts
F669
Rochdale
U509
Rocheforte
R283
— (Belgium)
T353
Rochester (Kent)
U816
- (N. Y.)
W247
Rock Climbing
H734
— Gardens
I237
Rocks
D360-89
Rocky Mountains
W417
Rococo Archit.
B488
Rodentia
F750
Rodent Ulcers
H554
Roderic O'Connor
Uoiq
Roderic the Great (Wales) U203
Roderic (Wales)
U202
Rodez
R304
Rod Fishing
I723
Rodolph. See Rudolf
Rodrigo (Spain)
R603
Rodriguez
0556
Rods, Fishing
I738
RoUing Contacts
B102
— Machinery
B146
— Stock
B507
Roma
Q900
Roman Catholic Church
K601
Romances
Nooi
Roman Empire
Q510
— Holy
S610
Romanesque Archit.
B463
Roman Forts
B976
Romanic Lang.
M430
Romanism
K601
CATION.
Rom-Rot
Roman Law
L440
— Numerals
A404
Romanof, House of
S035.
Roman Script
M723,
Romans (New Test.)
K214.
Romanticism
J 108.
Roman Type
M810
Romanus I. (Byz.)
Q328
— II. —
Q32»
— III. —
Q329
Romany Lang, and Liter.
M590'
Rome
Q900.
— Councils K47;
3-75, 481
Romish Church
K6or
Rommany
M590
Romney U8i7-(U823)
Romsdal
T719
Romsey
U773.
Romulus (Byz.)
Q5I3^
— (West Emp.)
Q606
Rondane
T708..
Rontgen Rays
C102.
Roofs
B329,
Rooks
F672.
Roosevelt, T. (U. S.)
W141
Roots
E104
Rope
I426
— ■ Gearing
B16S
Rosa
E6oo-
Rosaceae
E586.
Rosales
E570'
Rosaries
J635.
Roscommon Co.
Uioo-
— (Town)
Uioi
Rose (Erysipelas)
H550
Rosemary
E873
Roses
E6oO'
— Wars of the
U351
Rosetta Stone
M71S
Rosicrucians
K061
Ross
V131
— and Cromarty
V130.
Rossiya
Sooo
Rostock
S8i7-
Rostov
S109,
Rostrevor
Uo86'
Rotation of Crops
I014
— of Earth
D031
Rotatoria
F141
Rotheln
H524.
387
Mot^ug
CLASSIFICATION.
Hul-Rye
Rotherham
U467
Rule of Road (Driving)
B612
Rotherhithe
U959
- - (Sea)
B703
Rothesay
Vzzi
Rulers. See Names of Countries
Rotifera
F141
Rules (Business)
L146
Rotterdam
Tr8i
— (Debate)
L034
Roubaix
R207
— (Measures)
. A456
Rouen
R234
Ruling
M822
iRoTige-et-noir
H947
Rum
I«34
Rough-casting
B316
Rumania
Q450
Roulette
H944
Rumanian Patriarchate
K442
iRoumania
Q430
Rumelia
Q105
RoumeUa
Q105
— Eastern
Q490
Round Card Games
H933
Rumesh Lang.
M451
Rounders
H757
Ruminantia
F841
Soundheads
V532
Runes
M716
Rounds (Music)
C584
Runic Inscriptions
M716
Round Table, Knights
X121
Running
H722
Round Worms
F144
— Powers (RaU.)
B541
Rousillon
R330
Rupert (H.R.E.)
S649
Route Maps (Military)
B959
Ruprecht (H.R.E.)
S649
Routes
B208
Ruptures
H574
Rovigo
Q822
Rural CouncUs
L374
Rowans
E589
— Depopulation
Lo6s
Rowing
B708
— Districts
L382
^Roxburgh
V380
— Life
L064
Royal Courts
L215
— Sanitation
B252
— Red Cross Order
X137
Rurik (Russia)
S004
Royalty
L206
Rushes
E387
Rubber
I701-2
Russia
Sooo
— Stamps
! M828
— Great
S051
Rubefacients
H442
— in-Asia
S250
Rubella
H527
— in-Europe
S050
Rubiacese
E914
— Little
S098
Rubiales
E913
Russian America
W480
Rubidium
D434
— Church
K44S
Rubies
D515
— Lang, and Liter.
M471-2
Rubrics
K750.685
— Orders of Knighthood X1S9
Rubus
E594
— Painting
A664
Rudolf I. (H.R.E.)
S639
Russia, South
S105
— II. (Aust.)
S315
— West
S089
— III. —
S316
Rust
D658
— IV. —
S318
Rusticated Work (Archit.)
6317
— (Hungary)
S421
Rutaceae
E648
Rudolf, Lake
O537
Ruth
K138
Rudolstadt
S852
Ruthenium
D487
Rue
E649
Rutherglen
V316
Rugby Football
H780
Ruthin
U242
Riigen
S733
Rutland
U627
Rugosa
F120
Ryde
U779
Rugs
I450
Rye (Grain)
E353
388
Bya-Sai
CLASSIFICATION.
Sai-Saii
Rye (Sussex)
U796
SaiUng
B695
—
Directions
B696.
Sab^ism
J 455
—
Lines (Ships)
B722
Sabbatarians (Baptist)
K8©2
Sail-Making
B663,
Sabbath
J 760
Sailors
>' Homes
B778
— ■ Christian
J761
Sailors
5, Mercantile
B776
— Jewish
J763
—
Naval
B776
Sabellians
K414
Sainfoin
E617
Sabiaceae
E70O
Saint Albans
U763
Sabines
QSQ3
—
Andrew's
V2g3
Sabinianus (Pope)
Q663
—
Anthony's Fire
H550
Sables
F908
—
Asaph
U246
Sabots
I764
—
Bartholomew Island
W669
Sac and Fox (Indians)
W084
—
Bartholomew's Day
R075
Saccharine
D871
—
Bernard Dogs
F936
Sacerdotalism
J893
—
Brieuc
R256
Sachsen
S745
—
Catherine, Order
X160
— -Altenburg
S870
—
Croix Island
W67Q
— -Coburg-Gotha
S861
—
David's
U271
— Konigneich
Sg8o
—
Denia
R485
— -Meiningen
S875
—
Etienne
R575
— -Weimar
S863
— -
GaU
S547
Sackbut
C660
—
— (Ptqv.)
S547
Sacral Nerves
G706
—
— (Town)
S548
Sacramento
W4611
—
George, Bloomsbury
U923
Sacraments
J613
—
— Hanover Square U910
Sacred Books
J6or
—
— -in-the-East
U941
— Congregation
K613
—
— Order
X150
— Duets
C573
—
— -the-MartjTT
U964
— Music
C350
—
Giles (London)
U922
— Solos
C572
—
Helena
O960
Sacrifice (Christ)
K310
—
Helen's
U510
Sacrifices
J465
—
Hubert (Belgium)
T347
Sacrilege
J764
—
— Order
X149
Sacristan
J937
—
Ives (Cornwall)
U715
Saddlery
I770
—
— (Hunt.)
U549
Sadi-Carnot (France)
R136
—
James of Compostello
}
Sadness
J 288
Order
X174
Sado
^350
—
— (Spain) Order
X177
Safe Deposits
L961
—
John Island
W680
Safes
L962
—
— (N. Bruns.)
W063
Saffron Walden
U856
—
— of Jerusalem Order Xigo
Sagas
M541
—
John's (Newfoundland) W071
Sage
E875
—
John's Wort
E739
Sago
E365
—
Kilda
V144
Sahaptin Lang.
M655
—
Kitts Island
W672
Sahara
O490
—
Lawrence River
Wo6x
Said (Khedive)
O440
—
Louis
W348:
Saigon
P515
—
— Order
X145
Saikyo
P336
—
Lucia Island
W663
389
Sai-Sal
CLASSIFICATION.
Sal-San
Saint Luke (London) U934
— Malo R253
— Martin-in-Fields U909
— Marylebone U913
— Michael & George, Ord. X126
— — Order
X146
— Michel (Finland)
S207
— Olave (London)
U960
Saintonge
R280
Saint Pancras
U915
— Patrick, Order
X124
— Paul de Loanda
O661
— Paul (Min.)
W381
— Paul's Cathedral
U927
— Petersburg (City)
S087
— — (Govt.)
S086
Saints
K404
Saint Saviour (London)
U963
Saints' Days
J750
Saint Sepulchre (London)
U933
— Simonism
L236
— Stanislas, Order
X162
— Stephen, Order
X140
— Thomas Island
W678
— Valentine's Day
J706
— Vincent
Oq.sS
— — de Paul, Order K544
— — Island
W663
— Vitus's Dance
G719
— Vladimir, Order
X161
Sais Empire O417,
419, 421
Sa'ite Empire O417,
419, 421
Sakhalin
P376
Sakuramachi
P312
— Go-
P314
Saladin
Q271
Salads
I915
Salamanca
R711
Salamanders
F483
Salaries
L145
Sale, BiUs of
L768
Salem (Mass.)
W220
— (Oregon)
W466
Salerno
Q935
Sales
L837
— Auction
L840
Salford
U500
Salicacese
E443
Salicales
E442
Salic Law
L402
Salisbury > U741
Salivary Glands H118
Sallee O341
Salmon F444
Salonica Q106
Salop U635
Salpaeformes F406
Salt D736
Salta W815
SaltareUos C492
Saltash U716
Salt Lake City W451
Saltpetre D422
Salts D736
Salutations J 218
Salvadoraceae E850
Salvador (Cent. Amer.) W610
Salvage (Shipping) B759
Salvation Army K968
Salvation (Christ. Theol.) K340
— (Theol.) J404
Salzburg (City) S381
— (Province) S380
Samara S130
Samarcand S260
Samaria Q218
Samaritan Lang, and Liter. M239
Samaritans K006
Samaveda K024
Samnites Q502
Samnium Q502
Samoa P147
Samoan Lang. M371
Samoied Lang. M314
Samos Q112
Samphire E806
Samplers I544
Samudragupta (India) P603
Samuel K139
Sanatoriums G540
Sancho I. (Portugal) R804
— II. — R806
Sanctification K349
Sanctuary J951
Sand D391
Sandals I761
Sandalwood E481
Sand Blast D997
Sandbugs F260
Sandemanians K916
390
San-Sar
CIASSIFICATION.
Sar-Sax
San Domingo
W653
Sands
D391
Sandstone, Old Red
D328
Sandstones
D371
Sandwich Islands
P161
San Francisco
W463
Sanghir Islands
P23.5
Sangreal
K306
Sanguification (Biol.)
E025
— (Human)
Hooo
Sanhedrim
K002
Sanit. & Municipal Engineering B250
Sanitary Engineering
B251
Sanitation
B252-55
Sanjo (Japan)
P303
San Jos6
W622
— Juan (Argentina)
W809
Sankhya
J 307
San Luis (Argentina)
W812
— — Potosi
W536
— Marino
Q990
Sannki
P341
San Paulo
W745
Sanquhar
V369
San Salvador
W612
Sanskrit Lang, and Lit.
M257-8
Santa Catherina
W744
— Cruz
P191
— Fe (Argentina)
W804
(U. S.)
W441
Santalaceas
E480
Santales
E476
Santander
R719
Santarem
R932
Santiago (Chile)
W8s2
Santiago del Estero
W813
Santo Domingo
W651
Santorin
Q386
Saone et Loire
R545
Sao Thome Island
O803
Sapindaceae
E698
Sapindales
E675
Sapotacese
E837
Sapphires
D516
Saprophytes
E164
Sarabands
C490
Saracens
Q261
Saragossa
R730
Sarajevo
S475
Saratov
S129
SaraNva P225
Sarcophagi H663
Sarcosporida F085
Sardanapalus O034
Sardegna Q95o.
Sardinia , . Q950,
Sardinian Lang. M434
Sardines F448
Sardis O043
Sark U993
Sarmatia Q007
Sarnen S519
Sarraceniaceae E564
Sarraceniales E563
Sarsaparilla E399
Sarthe R473
Sarum U741
Saskatchewan W036
Sassafras E542
Sassanides P935
Sassari Q960
Satan K367
Satellites , C912
Satin I463
— Wood . E651
Satire (Poetry) Niii
— (Prose) N336
Saturday D060
Saturn C908
Sauces I880
Saumur ^454
Saurians F520
Saururacese E433
Saururse F604
Savage Races, Ornaments I660
Saving L967
— Life H602
Savings Banks L959
Savoie (Dept.) R444
— (Province) R44Q
Savoy, Counts of R442
— (Dept.) R444
— Dukes of R443
— (Province) R44Q
Saw Fishes F426
Sawing Machinery B140
Saw Mills I301
Saws B141
Saxe-Altenburg S870
— -Coburg-Gotha S861
391
Sax-Sch
CLASSIFICATION.
Sch-ScI
Saxe-Meningen
S875
Schists.
D381
— Weimar
S865
Schizocarps
E143
Saxhorn
C671
Schizomycetes
E211
Saxifragaceae
E574
Schizophyta
E206
Saxon Architecture
B466
Schizopoda
F263
Saxons, Anglo-
U313
Schlesien (Austria)
S37r
— South
U304
— (Germany)
S740
— West
U305
Schleswig-Holstein
S750
Saxony, House of (H.R.E.)
S6r6
Scholarship, Latin
Ar34
— Kingdom
S980
Scholarships
A134
— (Prussia)
S745
Scholasticism
J331
Saxophone
C700
School Books
M080
Saxotrombas
C672
Schools
A143
Sayam
P520
— and Colleges
A130
Sayyido (India)
P611
— Boarding
Ar65
Scabies
H505
— Church
Ar62
Scaffolding
B121
— Endowed
A161
Scagliola
B312
— Industrial
A169
Scalds
H583
— Monastic
A163
Scales, Fish
F420
— Pauper
A170
Scales (Music)
C405
— Private
A166
Scallops
F209
— Ragged
Ar68
Scalping
H576
— Truant
A167
Scandal
J 243
— Voluntary
A1.64
Scandinavia
T400
Schooners
B666
Scandinavian Lang.
M540
Schopenhauer
J359
— Painting
A671
Schottisches
C493
Scandium
D444
Schwaben
S977
Scansores
F655
Schwarzbiu-g-Rudolstadt
S850
Scaphopoda
F2r5
— Sonderhausen
S855
Scapula
G614
Schwarzwald
S933
Scarabus
F324
Schweiz
S500
Scarborough
U443
Schwerin
S818
Scarlatina
H519
Schwyz (Canton)
S514
Scarlet Fever
H519
— (Town)
S515
— Runners
E629
Sciatica
G736
Scarpants
Q137
Science and Christianity
K323
Scatology
Gioo
— General
A900
Scavenging
B273
— Occult
J5^o
Scenas
C504
Sciences and Arts
A90Z
Scene- Painting
A646
— Physical
Booo
Scent of Flowers
E131
Scientific Travel
A950
Sceptics
J326
Scientists
Xoli
Schaffhausen
S544
Scilly Isles
\J7iB
Schaumburg-Lippe
S830
Scinde
P84I
Schelde, River
T301
Sciopticon
C159
Schelling
J358
Scios
Q136
Scherzos
C456
Scitaminese
E413
Scheveningen
S177
Sciuromorpha
F754
Schiedam
T182
Sclerosis
G758
392
Sel-Sea
CIASSIFICATIOA'.
Sea-Sed
Sclerotic
G806
Scolding
J244
Scones
I935
Scorpions
F280
Scotland
Vooo
— Central
V200
— North
Vno
— South
V342
Scots
V002
— Borders
V344
— Literary History
M527
Scottish Episcopal Church
K770
— Painting
A677
Scouting
B954
Scranton
W266
Scrap Books
N311
Screens
B398
Screw Propellors
B113
Screws
B180
Scriptorium
M731
Scriptures
Kiro
Script Writing
M720-8
Scrofula
H559
ScTophulariaceae
E892
Scrotum
H322
Sculling
B709
Sculpture
A790
Scurvy
H564
Scutage
L204
Scutari
Q109
Scyphorredusae
Firs
Scyphozoa
F115
Scythia
P295
Scythian Invasions (India)
P603
Scythians
Q261
Sea
Dioo
— Anemones
F120
— Baths
G529
— Command of
B802
— Cucumbers
F190
— Fishing (Line)
I741
Seahorses
F468
Sea Life
B777
— Lilies
F173
Sealing Wax
D958
Sea Lions
F967
Seal of Confession
J624
Seals, (Biog.)
X216
— Fur
F968
— (Zool.)
F966
Seamanship B690
Sea Manks B711
Seamen, Mercantile B776
— Merchant (General) B770
— Naval
B776
Sea Otters
F913
— Power
B802
Search Lights
C063
— Right of
L42X
Seascapes
A640
Sea sickness
H142
Seaside (Biol.)
E079
— (Health)
G538
Sea Slugs
F228
Seasons
D032
Season Tickets (Rail)
B540
Seats (Arch.)
B431-2
Seattle
W477
Sea Urchins
Fr78
Sea Voyages
G542
Seaweeds
E225-40
Sebaceous Glands
H400
Sebastian (Port.)
R827
Sebastopol
S113
Sebennyte Empire
O423
Seborrhoea
H434
Secession Church
K904
— War (U. S.)
Win
Sechwan
P467
Second Advent
K313
Secondary Age (Geol.)
D331
— Education
Ari9
Second Century
O021
— Empire
R120
— Republic (France)
R116
— Sight
J546
Seconds (Time)
D274
Secretaryship
Mm
Secret Chambers
B44X
— Commissions
L554
Secretion (Biol.)
E034
Secrets, Disclosing Official
L553
Secret Societies
L180
Sects
Kooo-
Secular Clergy
J902
— Education
A106
— Holidays
J751
Secularism
J429
Securities
L904
Sedan Chairs
B592
393
Sed-Sen:
CLASSIFICATION.'
Sen-Ser
Sedatives
G742
Senile Decay
G387
Sedentary Life
H624
Sennar
O488
Sedges
E359
Sensation •
J158
Sedilia
B428
Sensationalism
J 372
Sedimentary Rocks
D370
Sense
G800
Sedition
L552
Sensibility
J167
Seduction
G093
Sensitive Plant
E612
Seedlings
E102
Sensory System
G800
Seeds
Eioi
Sentiments
J 168
Sees
J830
Sentinels
B967
Segovia
R720
Sentries
B967
Seine (Dep.)
R487
Seoul
P382
— et Marne
R489
Separating Machinery
B151
.^ et Oise
R483
Separatist Dutch Reform.
Ch. K959.
— Inferieure
R232
Sepoy War
P655
— River
R486
September
0048.
Seismology
D070,
Septets
C763
Selachii
F422
Septicaemia
H547
S^langor
P552
Septic Diseases
H543
Selection, Natural
E013
Septuagint
K120M452
Selenides
D763
Sepulchres
A796.
Selenium
D763
Sepulture
. H662
Seleucidae
Q180
Sequence (Music)
C554
Self Culture
A129
Sequoias
E318
Self-Governing Colonies
V652
Seraisig
T337
Selfishness
J208
Seraphim, Order
X167
Selim I. (Turkey)
Q063
Serbien
Q420
— II. ^
^065
Serenades
C457
— III. —
Q082
Serfs
Li5r
Selish Lang.
M653
Sergipe
W746
Selkirkshire
V385
Sergjus (Pope) ':.
Q669
Selkirk (Town)
V.386
Sericulture
F385
Semaphores
B636
Serjeants
B865
Sematology
M749
Sermon on the Mount
K204
SembUan
P554
Sermons
J653
Seminaries
A143
Serpent Charming
F565
Seminary Instruction
Alio
Serpentine
D387
Seminole Indians
W087
Serpent (Mus. Inst.)
, C678
Semipalatinsk
S254
Serpents
F550
Semiryechensk
S266
Serpent Worship
J457
Semitic Lang, and Liter.
M230-1
Serum
H005
— Religions
J 001
Servants
I960
Senate, Belgium
L345
Servants' Registries
I961
— France
L331
Servetus
J344
— Italy
L347
Servia
Q420
— Russia
L355
Servian Church
K449
— U. S.
L327
— Lang, and Litei
-. M475-6
Seneca Indians
W083
Service Books. See Church
Senegal River
O838
Services (Music)
C552
Senegambia
O835
Servitude, Penal
L674
394
Sei-Sha
CLASSIFICATION.
Sha-Shi
Servius Galba
Q536
— Tullius
Q516
Sesame
E905
Sessional Courts
L463
Session, Court. of
L458
Seto
P338
Setters
F931
Sevastopol
S113
Seven Churches of Asia
K432
Seven-leagued Boots
J 557
Sevenoaks
U819
Seventeenth Century
O063
Seventh Century
O048
— Day Adventists
K950
— Day Baptists
K802
— Day Sabbath
J761
Seven Weeks' War
S325
— Wonders of the World
O230
— Years' War
S706
Severn River
U631
SevUla
R772
Seville
R772
Sevres Ware
D977
Sewage
B262
— Farms
B264
Sewers
B262
Sewing
I540
— Machinery
I545
Sex, Determination of (Biol.)
E066
Sexes
G050
Sextants
B694
Sextets
C764
Sextons
J938
Sexual Inversion
H303
— Relations
G050
— Reproduction (Biol.)
E064
Seychelles
O551
Shad
F449
Shading
A513
Shadow Pantomimes
N221
Shadows
A513
Shaftesbury
U686
Shafting
B178
Shafts (Mining)
D624
Shah Jehan
P619
Shakers
K969
Shale
D372
Shamo Desert
P492
Shamrock
E623
Shang Dynasty
P403
Shanghai
P446
Shanghaing
B779
Shan Lang.
M340
Shannon River
U165
Shansi
P440
Shan States
P524
Shantung
P437
Shareholders
L831
Shares
L828
Sharks
F423
Shaving
H464
Shawn
C701
Shawnees (Indians)
W084
Shearing Machinery
B133
Shebeens
I879
Sheep
F861
— Dogs
F933
Sheet-Metal
D670
Sheffield
U468
Shell Fish
F200-225
Shells (Ordnance)
B914
Shells (Zoology)
F200
Shell Work
F202
Shelving
I342
Shensi
P463
Sheol
K364
Shepherd Kings
O411
Shepherd's Pipe
C679
Sheriffs
L474
Sheriff's Officers
L475
Sherries
I867
Sherwood Forest
U578
Shetland Islands
V116, V113
Shields
B933
Shields, South
U422
Shikoku
P340
Shingles
H320
Shintoism
K055
Shinty
H767
Shipbuilders
B683
Shipbuilding
B650
— Yards
B658
Ship Chandlers
B750
Shipping
B720
— Merchant
B721
— Registers
B726
Ship Railways
B520
Ships
B65 1-684
— of War
B826-832
Ship Stores
B749
395
Shi-Sib
CLASSIFTCATION,
Sib-Sil
Ships, Unseaworthy
Shipwrecks
Shiraz
Shire Horses
Shoa
Shoddy
Shoemaking
Shoes
Shoguns
Shoko (Japan)
Shooting (Gunnery)
— (Rifle)
Shooting Stars
Shoots
Shop Assistants
— Keeping
Shops
Shoreditch
Shoreing
Shorthand
Shortsightedness
Shoshone Indians
Shovelboard
Show Cards
Shower-Baths
Shows
Shrews
Shrewsbury
Shrimps
Shrines
Shropshire
Shrovetide
Shrubbery
Shrubs
Shunchi (China)
Shuri
Shutters (Photo.)
Shuttlecock
Shuttles
Sialagogues
Siam
Siamese Lang, and Liter.
Siam, Gulf of
— Lower
— Proper
Siangtan
Siberia
— East
— West
Sibilants
B727
Sibir
B75I-52
Sibylline Books
P987
Sicilia
F823
Sicilianas
0520
Sicilies, Kingdom of Two
H438
Sicily
I760
— Kings of
I760-64
Sick Benefit Clubs
P309
Sickness
P307
— Home
B916
Sideboards
B9I9
Side Drum
C926
Sidereal Time
EI08
Sidesmen
Liio
Sidi-Mulai-Mohamed
L854
Sidings, Railway
B446
Sidon
U936
Siebenburgen
B315
Siedlce
M746
Sieges
G831
Siena
W08S
Sierra Leone
H914
Siffleuse
L865
Sifting Machinery
G530
Sight
A008
Sights (Navigation)
F732
Sigillography
U640
Sigismund I. (Bohemia)
F266
— I. (Poland)
A797
— II. —
U635
— III. —
J705
— (Sweden)
I229
Sigmaringen
E154
Sigmoid Flexure
P421
Sigm.und of Brandenburg
P362
Signalling, General
A755
Signals, Railway
H763
- (Sea)
I404
Signatures (Book)
H186
— (Music)
P520
Sign-Painting
M339
Signs (Sematology)
P527
— (Trade)
P526
Sikhs
P523
Sikkim
P462
— Language
S270
Silence
S275
Silesia (Austria)
S271
— (Germany)
Moio
Silhouette Drawing
S270
Q5I7
Q965
C494
Q926.
Q965
Q967
Lr72;
Hr4i
G733
I324
C733
D277
J934-
O329,
B505.
O027
S465
Sigfr
B9S0,
Q869,
O880.
C530'
Br5Q.
G801-39
B694
X216
S352.
8165
S166,
SX69.
T809.
S80X
H164
S650'
B645,
B512
B702;
MSsr
C4ir
A69S
M7491
A6g»
Gai2P76o'
P70S
M332
C310.
S37t
S740.
A61O'
396
Sil-Sir
CLASSIFICATION.
Sir-Sla
Silicates
Silicispongiae
Silicon
Silk Culture
— Manufacture
— Worms
Silos
Silurian Age
Silver
— Prints
— Standards
Silverwork
Simarubacese
Simbirsk
Simiidae
Simla
Simony
Simoons
Sinai
Sinaitic Language
Sinaloa
Sin (Christ. Theol.)
Sind
Sindhi Lang.
Sin Eating
Sinecures
Singalese Lang, and Liter.
Singan
Singapore
Singers
Singing
— Birds
Singlestick
Single Tax
Sinkiang
Sinking Fund
Sin, Original
Sin (Theol.)
Siirtooism
Sin, Unpardonable
Sion
Sioux Indians
Siphonaptera
Siphonese
Siphoning
Siphonophora
Siphonostomata
Siracusa
Sirenia
Sirens
D421
Firo3
D782
F385
I460
F384
I028
D322-23
D474
A770
L873
D474
E656
S125
F990
P829
J896
D226
O450
M248
W553
. K332
P841
M268
J460
L141
M264
P464
P531
X022
C514
F661
B930
L908
P495
L942
K333
J406
K055
K334
S566
W086
F370
E228
D158
F113
F252
Q974
F885
C305
Siricius (Pope)
Sirinagar
Sirmur
Siroccos
Sisinnius (Pope)
Sisterhoods (Anglican)
— (Catholic)
Sisters
— of Charity
— of Mercy
Sites (Building)
Sitten
Siva
Sivas
Six Nations (Indians)
Sixteenth Century
Sixth Century
Sixtus I. (Pope)
— II. —
— III. —
— IV. —
— V. —
Size Notation (Paper)
Sjaelland
Skaraborg
Skates
Skating
Skeleton, Human
Skeptics
Sketching
Skill, Games of
Skin
Skins
Skirmishing
Ski Running
Skittles
Skull
Skunks
Sky
Skye
Skylarks
Skyro
Sky-Scrapers (Arch.)
Slags
Slander
Slaney River
Slang
Slate Clubs
Slate (Geol.)
Slates (Building)
Q65.5
P706
P767
D226
Q664
K562
K540
G084
K544
K545
B302
S566
K021
Q149
W083
O062
O047
Q654
Q654
Q658
Q717
Q729
M846
T560
T922
F425
H742
G602
J326
A638
H903
H400
I751
B970
H743
H774
G606
F914
D206
V-I4I
F667
Q379
D489
D609
L577
U153
M055
L173
D384
B330
397
Sla-Smu
CLASSIFICATION.
Smy-Sol
Slating
B330
Slaughter Houses
I895
Slaughtering
I895
Slave Coast
O837
— Indians
W085
— Kings of Delhi
P607
Slavery
L150
Slaves, Galley
L675
Slave Trade
L153
Slavic Lang, and Liter.
M467
Slavism, Pan
S002
Slavonia
S460
Slavonic, Ecclesiastical,
Lang. M470
— Languages
M465-85
— Nations
Sooi
— Old, Lang.
M468
Sledges
B593
Sledging
H744
Sleep (Biol.)
E042
— Human
G723
Sleep-walking
G728
Sleight-of-Hand
H952
Slide Rule
A456
— Trumpet
C662
Sliding Contacts
B102
Sligo (Co.)
U095
— (Town)
U096
Slime Animals
F057
Slogans
X096
Slojd
A126
Sloths
F725
Slotting Machinery
B139
Slovak-Czech Lang, and Lit. M478-9
Slovene Language
M473
Sluices
D145
Slumming
L092
Smaalenene
T706
Smallpox
H530
Smell
G861
— of Flowers
E131
Smelting
D601
Smelts
F446
Smerdis (Persia)
P903
Smethwick
U601
Smithsonian Institution
A900 . 6
Smoke
C220
— Prevention
C221
Smoking
I714
Smolensk
S068
Smuggling
L926
Smyrna Qi3^
Snails F220
— Edible F231
— Pond F230
Snake Bites H589
— Charming F565
— Indians W088
Snakes F550
Snares H840
Sneezing G864, G961
Snow D084
Snowdon U231
Snowdrops E404
Snuff I715
— Boxes I716
Soap Dg38
Soapstones D387
Sobieski S173
Social and Political Science L
— History O003
Socialism L236
Social Organizations Logo
— Ostracism J293
— Science Loco
— Work L091
Societies A006
Society Looi-6
— Islands P109
— of Friends K815
Socinians K736
Sociology Loco
Socrates J318
Soda D737
Sodermanland T906
Sodium D432
Sodor and Man U291
Sceurs de bon Secours H618
Sofas I337
Sofia Q492
Sogdianus P909
Soils I002
Soirees H991
Sokoto O816
Sokotra O526
Solanaceas E883
Solar Spectrum C860
— System C850
— Time D275
Soldering D654
Soldiers, General B855-9.04
398
Sol-Sop
CLASSIFICATION.
Sop-Spa
Soldiers of Fortune
B871
Soporifics
G745
— (Privates)
B867
Soprano Voice
C52r
Solenoconchae
F215
Sorbonne
R509
J553
Solenogastres
F206
Sorcery
Solenoglypha
• F560
Sores
H58r
Soles
F466
Sore Throat
G'923',
Sole Traders
L834
Sorghum
E349-
Soleure
S539
Soria
R72T
Sol-Fa Method
C403
Sorrow
J 287
Solfeggi
C516
Soteriology
K340
Solicitor-General
1-445
Soudan, Egyptian
O830.
Solicitors
L485
— French
O486
Solid Geometry
A506
Soul
[154-57
Solidification
D710
Sound
C300'
Solids
B006
Soundings
B698
Solifugffi
F283
Soups
I911
Solitaire
H943
South Africa
O700
Solitary Confinement
L664
— African Republic
0726.
Solitude
J288
— America
W701
Solomon Islands
P193
— American Languages
M601
Solomon, Song of
K151
Southampton
U774
Solothurn
S539
South Atlantic States (U. S
.) W300
Solpugida
F283
— Australia
P030
Solubility
D708
— Carolina
W310
Solutions (Pharmacy)
G424
— Central States (U. S
) W315.
Solyman I. (Turkey)
Q057
— Dakota
W404
— II. _
Q064
Southend-on-Sea
U857
— III. —
Q074
Southern Atlantic Ocean
D102
Somaliland
O525
— Counties (Eng.)
U720
Somatics
G015
— States (U. S.)
W300
Somerset
U670
South Europe
Q040
Somme
R224
— Holland
T175
Somnambulism
G728
— Mississippi States (U.E
'.)W33o
Sonata
C442
— Pole
W950
Sonatinas
C458
Southport
U511
Sonderhausen
S857
South Russia
S105,
Sondre Bergenhus
T716
— Saxons
U304
— Trondhjem
T720
— Sea Bubble
L819
Sondrio
Q814
— Sea Islands
Proo
Songbooks (Music)
C590-96
— Shields
U422
Song of Solomon
K151
— Wales
U255..
— of the Three Children
K250
— — Princes
U226
■Songs (Music)
C590-96
Southwall
U577
— Part
C580-86
South West, Old
W330
— (Poetry)
N116
Southwold
U567
Sonnets
N120
Sovereignty
L401
Sonora
W552
Sowing
I022
Sophi I. (Persia)
P956
Spa
T33&
— II. —
P958
Space
C801
Sophists
J317
Spain
R600
399
Spa-Spe
CLASSIFICATION!.
Spe^i
Spain and Portugal
R970
— North
R700
— South
R750
'Spalato
S396
Spandau
S727
Spandrels
B384
Spaniels
F932
Spanish America
W700
— Armada
R629
— Lang.
M445
— Literature
M446
— Main
W631
— Painting
A662
Spar
D381
Sparganiacese
E335
Sparrows
F664
Sparta
Q302
Spas
G541
Spatangoidea
F182
Spathiflorae
E369
Spaying
I103
Speakers
L312
Speaking Trumpets
B642
— Tubes
B641
Spears
B931
Special Creation
E007
Specialization
L139
Specie
L871
Species
E015
Specification, Building
B300.111
General
A489
— Patents
A013
Specific Gravity
B034
— Heat
C255
— Performance
L704
Specifics
G511
Spectacles
G837
Spectacle Trade
G838
Spectres
J592
Spectroscope
Clio
Spectroscopy
Clio
Spectrum Analysis
Clio
Speculation
L930
Speech
G903
— Errors of
M043
Speeches
M180
Speech, Freedom of
L028
— Parts of
M025
Speed
B026
Spelling
M019
Spells J526
Spencer, Herbert J 363
Spermaphyta £300
Spermatic Cord H329
— Secretions H326
Spermatorrhoea H330
Sperm (Human) H326
Sperm Whales F893
Speyer S959
Spey, River V164
Sphserogastrida F290
Sphagna E277
Spherical Astronomy C820
— Earth B005
— Trigonometry A532
Sphingina F386
Sphinx Moths F386
Sphygmograph G322
Spice Islands P240
Spices I880
Spider Monkeys F983
Spiders F291
Spies B956
Spikes , Eiio
Spina Bifida G712
Spinach E497
Spinal Cord G709
— Curvature G604
Spine G603
Spinels D517
Spinet C643
Spinning I401
— (Metal) D671
— Tops B030
— Wheels I402
Spinoza J 338
Spinsters G053
Spiraea E587
Spirals A507
Spires (Arch.) B403
— (Town) S959
Spirit, Holy K328
Spiritism J595
Spirits I830-56
— Evil J416
— (Pharmacy) G431
Spiritualism (Occult Science) J595
— (Philos.) J 370
Spiritual Philosophy J 370
Spirit Worship J 462
400
Spi-Sta
CLASSIFICATION.
Sta-Sta,
Spitting
Spitzbergen
Spleen
Splices
Splints
Spoken Word
Spoleto
Sponges
Spontaneous Generation
Sporades
Sporadic Cholera
Sporangia
Sporozoa
Sports, Athletic
— Field
Sportsmen
Spots, Sun
Spotted Fever
Spraghistics
Sprains
Spree, River
Spring
Springfield (111.)
Springs (Mechanism)
— (Watch)
Spurge
Spurs
Sputum
Squamata
Squares (Geometry)
— Magic (Arith.)
Squaring the Circle
Squids
Squinting
Squirrels
Staats General, Holland
Stability
Stables
Stachyuracese
Stackhousaceae
Staff
Staffa
Staff (Administration)
— (Army)
— (Music)
Stafford
Staffordshire
— Pottery
; Stage Management
Staghounds
HII9
Stag-hunting
F849
S054
Stained Glass
D993
HI53
Staining
A699
I427
Staircases
B348
G582
Stair Treads
B349
M
Stalactites
D389
Q880
Stalagmites
D389
Fioi
Stalls (Arch.)
B427
Eooi
Staly bridge
U529
Q377
Stamens
E129
H537
Stamford
U541
E103
Stammering
G905
F080
Stamping Machinery
B125
H720
Stamps (Book)
M957
H800
— Postage
B623
X035
Standardization of Mechanism B106
C860
Standards. See Subjects
H518
Standards (Weights)
A455
O095
Standerath, Switzerland
L348-
H580
Standing Orders
L034
S728
Stanislas I. (Poland)
S175
D035
— II. —
S177
W361
Stanneries
D479
B166
Stanz
S518
D285
Staphyleaceae
E692.
E670
Starch
D873.
I772
Star Chamber
L452.
G341
Star Clusters
C93S
F520
Star Fish
F171
A500
Star of India, Order
X127
A415
Stars
C900-939'
A508
— Double
C931
F236
— Fixed
C930.
G835
— Shooting
C926
F755
— Variable
C932
L343
Starvation
Hiio
B051
State
L202.
I054
— Administration
L263,
E737
— and Church
J8io.
E689
— Control
L261
L140
Statecraft
L257
V208
State Departments
L358-
L140
— Education
Aioi
B855
— Interference
L262
C402
— Legislatures (Germany) L336'
U591
- - (U. S.)
L329
U590
— Librarians
M905
D983
— Lotteries
L935
N245
— Medicine
H622
F923
Statement of Claim
LsaS"
401
IC
Sta-Ste
CLASSIFICATION.
Ste-Sto
Statements (Accounts)
A479
Stephen V. (Pope)
Q669
State, Offences against
L550
— I. St. (Hungary)
S401
— Papers
M705
— n. —
S402
States
K202-44
— HI. —
S402
— and Territories (U.
S.) W180
— IV. —
S403
Statesmanship
L257
— V. —
S403
Statesmen
X044
Stepney
U938
States of the Church
Q650
Steppes
S258
State Territory
L404
Steps
B351
— Trials
L501
Sterculiaceae
E723
Statics
B022
Stereometer
B034
— Graphic
B025
Stereometry
A450
Stationary Engines (General) B112
Stereopticon
C156
— — (Steam) C280
Stereoscopes
C156
Stationery
M870
Stereotomy
A514
Stationery Office
M871
Stereotyping
M839
Stations
B521
Sterility
H346
Statistics
A460
Sternum
G611
— Vital
L051
Sternutatories
G961
Stato Pontifico
Q650
Stethometry
G900
Statuary
A794
Stethoscope
G324
Statute Law
L433
Stettin
S731
Statutes
L307
Stevedores
B745
.Stauromedusae
F116
Stewards (Court)
L223
Stavanger
T715
— (Sea)
B774
Stavropol
S139
Stewart, House of
V025
Steam
B271
Stewart Island
P096
— Engines
C270
Sticks, Walking
I615
Steamship Lines
B723
Stigmatists
K502
Steam Whistles
C278
Still-births
L048
Stearine
D935
Still-born Children
L048
Steel
D456
Still Room Manuals
I850
— Engraving
A718
Stills
I855
Steeplejacks
C217
— Illicit
I856
Steering
B700
Stimulants
G744
Stegocephali
F481
Stings
H590
Stellar System
C930
Stipends
J897
Stelleridea
F171
Stipple
A715
Stemonaceae
E388
Stirlingshire
V300
Stems
E112
Stirhng (Town)
V301
Stencils
A706
Stitching (Binding)
M884
Stenkil, House of
T802
Stock Exchanges
L931
Stenography
M747
Stockholm (City)
T901
Stephanotis
E858
— (Govt.)
T900
Stephen Bathori
S168
Stockings
I436
Stephen (England)
U338
Stock-keeping
A476
— I. (Pope)
Q654
Stock, Live
I050
— II. —
Q666
— Management (Agric.)
I051
— III. —
Q666
Stockport
U512
— IV. —
Q666
Stocks
L903
402
Sto-Str
CLASSIFICATION.
Str-Sty
Stock-taking A477
Stockton-on-Tees U423
Stockworks D395
Stoics J 324
Stoke Newington U918
Stoke-on-Trent U594
Stokers C219
Stolen Goods, Receiving L638
Stomach H131
— Pump G458
Stomatitis H114
Stoihatopoda F264
Stone Ages O110-115
— Artificial B312
Stone (Calculus) H213
Stonehouse U701
Stones, Building B320
Stones, Precious D510-36
Stoneware 0973
Stooks I027
Stoppering D996
Storage B615
Stories N003
Storks F648
Storms D220
— Dust D231
Stornoway V136
Storthing, Norway L353
Story of Susanna K251
Story Telling N315
Stout I824
Stoves D648
Stowage B741
Stowaways B732
Strabane U069
Strabismus G835
Strains (Mechanics) B053
Straits Settlements P530
Stralsund S732
Stranguary H212
Strangulation, Intestinal H173
— (Punishments) L667
Stranraer V359
Strassburg S892
Strategy B951
Stratford- on- Avon U615
Strathspeys C491
Stratification DS^S
Stratigraphical Geology I'3i5
Strawberries £598
Strawboards
Straw-plaiting
Stream Flow
Streatham
Street Architecture
— Cleaning
— Music
— Noises
— Paving
— Railways
Streets
Street Traffic
— Vendors
— Watering
Strelitz
Strength
Strepsiptera
Stresses
Stretchers
Stricture
Strikes (Geology)
Strikes (Labour)
M867
I375
D132
U971
B444
B273
C795
B280
B276
B515
B278
B279
L852
B281
S820
B053
F318
B053
B594
H218
D307
L116
Stringed Instruments (Bow) C603-14
— — (Keyboard) C640
— — (Plectral) C620
Strings (Mus. Insts.) C615
Stromboli Q976
Strong Rooms L962
Strontium D439
Structural Geology D301
Structures B050
Struma H559
Struthiones F607
Strychnia E852
Stuart Architecture B478
Stuart, House of V025
Stucco B340
Stud Books F813
Students A146
Studies (Music) C459
Studios B440
Study, Methods of A114
— Over- A138
Sturgeons F433
Stuttering G906
Stuttgart S934
Style (Aesthetics) J 106
Styles (Archit.) B451
Styles (Chronology) O073
Styles (Penmanship) M736
403
Sty-Sul
CLASSIFICATION.
Sul-Sur
Styptics
H448
Styracacese
E842
Styria
S382
Suabia
S977
Suabian Language
M568
Subalterns, Army
B862
— Naval
B816
Subiaco
Q888
Sublime
J 103
Submarine Vessels
B687
Subpoenas
L522
Subscription Libraries
M908
Subsidies
Lg22
Substance
J002
Subtraction
A409
Suburban Life
L066
Subways
B213
Success
L136
Succession
L402
Succi (Pharmacy)
G432
Suchau
P447
Suckling
H387
Sucre (Bolivia)
W773
Suctoria
F075
Sudan, Egyptian
O486
— French
O830
Sudbury
U568
Sudorifics
H243
Suez Canal
O461
— Gulf of
O462
Suffixes
M062
Suffocation
H582
Suffolk
U560
Suffrage
L270-74
Sugar
I885
— Cane
E348
Suicide
G791
Sui Dynasty
P412
Suin River
U193
Suisse
S500
Suites (Mus.)
C755
Suket
P771
Sulks
J238
SuUenness
J 238
Sulphates
D425
Sulphides
D414
Sulphur
D762
Sulphuric Acid
D864
Sulphurous Acid
D865
Sulphur Salts
D415
Sulpicians K525
Sultans (Turkey) Q053
Sumatra P205
Sumba P255
Summary Jurisdiction L602
Summer D036
Summers' Isles W635
Summonses (Police) L654
Sumptuary Laws I606
Sun C860
— and Lion, Order X183
— Animalcules F054
Sunda P201
— Eastern P265
Sunday J760
— Schools J 873
Sunderland U425
Sun-dials D294
Sunflowers E956
Sung Dynasties P410
Sunshine C870
Sunstroke G759
Suomi S200
Superannuation L981
Supercargoes B773
Superfoetation E060
Superior, Lake W374
Supernatural J580
Superstition J 5 22
Supervision, Police L676
Suppers Igo7
Supply and Demand L102-03
Suppositories G519
Suppuration G339
Suprarenal Bodies H206
Supremacy, Papal K610
Supreme Courts L452
— Pontiff K610
Sureties L701
Surface Protection (Metals) D655
Surgeons, Barber- H461
— (Biog.) X033
— (Profession) G563
Surgery G570
— MiUtary and Naval H578
— Veterinary Iioo
Surgical Fever H522
Surinam W716
Surnames M071
Surrenders, B989
404
Sur-Swi
CLASSIFICATION.
SwI-Sys
Surrey
U830
Surrogates
J813
Surrusophone
C709
Surveying
Dg20
— Subterranean
B23I
Surveys
A950
— Land
L732-33
— Ordnance
D02I
Survival of the Fittest
E0I4
Susanna, Story of
K25I
Susiana
P940
Suspended Animation
H604
Suspension Bridges
B225
Sussex
U785
— East
U786
— West
U787
Sutherland
VI25
Sutras (Vedas)
J 027
Suttee
GI05
Suttlers
B902
Sutton-Coldlield
U6I6
Suwalki
SI85
Suzerain States
L405
Svend Estridsen
T503
— (Norway)
T603
Sverige
T800
Sverker, House of
T803
Sverre (Norway)
T604
Swabia
S977
Swaging
D653
Swallowing
HIG4
Swallows
F670
Swans
F634
Swansea
U28I
Swazi Land
0734
Swearing (Oaths, Law)
L527
— (Profane)
L56I
Sweat
H402
Sweating (Labour)
LII3
Sweden
T800
Swedenborgian Church
K964
Swedish Athletics
H706
— Evangelical Mission K971
— Lang, and Liter. M549
— Painting A674
Sweetmeats lg2i
Sweet Peas E628
Sweet Williams E508
Swimming H739
— Baths G531
Swimming (Biol.) E046
Swindon U747
Swine F838
Swing Bridges B227
Swings H786
Swiss Literature M569
— Painting A666
Switch-back Railways H789
Switches, Electric C070
Switzerland S500
Swoons H572
Sword Exercise B927
Swordfish F458
Swords B924
Swordsmanship B927
Sycamore E694
Sycosis H453
Sydney P052
Syenites D369
Sylla Q520
Syllogism -^304
Symbolism J 97°
Sympathetic System G795
Sympathy J 290
Sympetalse E813
Symphonies C752
Symplocaceae E841
Symptomatic Diseases H551
Symptomatology G330
Synagogues J 856
Synanthae E367
Synchronization (Time) D276
Syncope H571
Synods J821
Synonyms M063
Synovitis G653
Syntax M024
Synthesis A300
Syphillis H313
Syphoning D158
Syracuse Q974
— (U. S.) W248
Syr-Daria S264
Syria (City) Q183
Syriac Lang, and Liter. M242-3
Syria (Vilaiet) Q180
Syringas E846
Syrtica Regio Q180
Syrups (Pharmacy) G433
Systemic Artery H022
405
Tab-Tam
CLASSIFi
'CATION.
Tabasco
W523
Tamil Lang, and Liter.
Tabby Cats
F954
Taming Horses
Tabernacles
J855
Tamworth
— Feast of
J721
Tana, Lake
Tabes Mesenterica
H171
Tanegashima
Tableaux Vivants
N232
Tanganyika, Lake
Table Decorations
I908
Tang Dynasty
Tables
I335
Tangents
Table Talk
N318
Tangier
Tablets
G434
Tanite Empire
Tabor
C732
Tannic Acid
Tabriz
P981
Tanning
Taccacese
E406
Tantalates
Tachygraphy
M746
Tantalum
Tacitus (Rome)
Q568
Taoism
Tact
J216
Taouism
Tactics (Military)
B964
Tapestry
Taffeta
I443
Tape-worms (Disease)
Tafilet Oasis
O345
— (Zool.)
Taghlak, House of
P609
Tapioca
Tagus River
R934
Tapirs
Tahitan Lang.
M374
Tapping (Surgery)
Tahiti
Piii
Tar
Tai Language
M338
Tar and Feathering
Tailoring
I530
Tarantellas
Tailors
I530
Taranto, Gulf of
Tain
V132
Tarascon
Taiwan
P370
Tarbes
Taiyuen
P441
Tardigrada
Talc
D387
Tares
Talca
W835
Targets
Talent
G031
Targums
Tales and Stories
N003
Tariffs
Tales, Fairy
N005
— Revenue
Talienwan
P487
Tarn
Talipes
G637
Tarn-et-Garonne
Talismans
J524
Tarot
Talking Machines
C330
Tarquinius Priscus
Tallahassee
W317
Tarquinius Superbus
Talmuds
K003
Tarragona
Tamaricacese
E744
Tarsus
Tamarinds
E615
Tartans
Tamasp I. (Persia)
P952
Tartaric Acid
— II. —
P962
Tartar Invasions (India)
Tamatave
O574
— Language
Tamaulipas
W521
Tartary
Tambourine
C738
Tashkend
Tambouring
I543
Tasmania
Tambov
S074
Tasmanian Devil
Tamerlane (India)
P610
— Language
Tam-Tas
M322
F811
U602
O523
P357
O612
P413
A530
O339
O414, 416
D866
I753
D424
D475
K054
K054
A693
H502
F139
E673
F802
G576
D956
L687
C495
Q949
R375
R316
F294
E625
B933
K120M241
L911
L924
R354
R298
H917
Q515
Q517
R735
G633
I439
D867
P603
M315
S257
S265
P070
F711
M386
406
Tas-Tel
CLASSIFICATION.
Tel-Ter
Tasmanians
P071
Taste (Esthetics)
J 100
— (Physiology)
G852
Tatting
I549
Tattooing
H404
Taukwang (China)
P426
Taunton
U675
Taurida
Siio
Tavastehus
S208
Taverns
I878
Tavy River
U257
Taxation
L907
Taxese
E325
Taxes
L907
Taxidermy
E085
Tax, Income
L909
Taxodiinae
E317
Tax, Single
L908
Tay, Firth
V238
— Loch
V236
— River
V237
Taylor, Z. (U. S.)
W128
Tchudic Language
M304
Tea
E735
Teachers
A152-55
Teaching
Alio
Tears
G811
Teas
I905
Tebeth
J732
Technical Education
A125
Technology
A-I passim
Tees River
U424
Teeth
H120
Teetotalism
G787
Tegucigalpa
W608
Teheran
P982
Tehuantepec
W559
Teinds
J 845
Telegraphs
B631
Telegraphy
B631
— Wireless
B637
Teleology
J 007
Teleostei
F440
Telepathy
G773
Telephones
B640
Telephotography
A757
Telescopes
C152
Tell (Africa)
O359
Tellurates
D426
Tellurides
D414
Tellurium D764
Telugu Language M323
Tembuland 0766'
Temper J 226'
Temperament (Music) C413
Temperaments (Human) G768
Temperance G787
Tempera Painting A620-
Temperature (Pathology) G326
Temperatures €240-
Tempering D65o-
Templars, Knights X193,
Temples J 85 5
Temporal Power (Popes) Q653'
Tenants L770
Ten Articles K754
Tenby U270
Tender, Legal L889
Tendons G65&
Tenements B43r
Teneriffe O925
Tennessee W335
Tennis H759
— Lawn H760
— Table H761
Tenoroon C699
Tenor Voice C525
Tenotomy G65S
Tenses M035
Tension B052
Tenterden U820
Tenth Century O051
Tent Pegging H769
Tents B908
Tenures L750
Tepic Territory W554
Teplitz S365
Teramo Q914
Teratology (Biol.) E053
— (Human) G365
Terebrantia F341
Terek S140
Terminals (Railway) B536
Terminology A302
Termites F306
Terms (Logic) A302
Terms (School) A132
Terns F636
Terraces B390
Terra Cotta B325
407
Ter-The
CLASSIFICATION.
The-Thr
Terra del Fuego
Terrapin
Terrestrial Magnetism
Terriers
Territorial Regiments
Territory, State
Tertiary Age
Teruel
Tessin
Testacea
Testamentary Deeds
Testament, New
— Old
Testes
Testicar dines
Testicles
Testimony
Testing Machinery
Testudinata
Tetanus
Tethyoidea
Tetrabranchia
TetracoroUa
Tetramera
Tetuan
Teutonic Knights, Order
— Languages
— Nations
Tewkesbury
Texas
Texel
Textile Manufactures
Thaiki
Thalamophora
Thaliacea
Thallium
Thallophayta
Thallus
Thames
— Conservancy
Thasos
Thatch
Theaceae
Theatres
— Toy
— Travelling
Theatricals, Private
Theban Empire
Thebes
Theft
W819
F505
C033
F941
B846
L404
D343
R729
S558
F200
L780
K200-230
K120-170
H317
F169
H317
L518
B153
F504
G737
F405
F233
F121
F328
O338
X141
M500
S601
U664
W328
T190
I400
Q389
F056
F406
D469
E205
E107
U721
U722
Q105
B332
E734
N241
N246
N244
N230
O413, O409
O483
L632
Theism
Themes (Music)
Theodicy
Theodolite
Theodore (AbjTssinia)
Theodoric (Italy)
Theodosius I. (Byz.)
— II. —
— III. —
Theologians
Theology
— Christian
Theophany
Theorbo-Lute
Theosophy
Therapeutics
Thermo-Chemistry
Thermodynamics
Thermometers
Thermometry
Thermoscope
Thermostats
Theromorpha
Thessalonians
Thessaly
Thetford
Thibet
Thiers (France)
Thinite Empire
Third Century
— Republic
Thirst (Biol.)
Thirteenth Century
Thirty-nine Articles
Thirty Years' War
This Empire
Thistle, Order of
Thistles
Thoracic Aorta
Thoracostraca
Thorax
Thorium
Thornaby-on-Tees
Thorns
Thorough-bass
Thought
J420
C425
K324
D020.167
O513
Q612
Q321
Q322
Q326
X038
J400
K320
J703
C636
J426
G500
D729
C260
C249
C241
C240
C250
F501
K220
Q390
U559
P493
R133
O403
O022
R130
E032
O054
K757
S655
O403
X122
E964
H024
F262
G609
D483
U444
Eiio
G430
J 153
Thousand Islands (Canada) W056
— — (Malay P216
Thrace Q105
Thracian Language M454
408
Thr-Tig
CLASSIFICATION.
Tig-Toa
Thread
I403
Tigre
O516
Thread Worms
H501
Tigris River
Q173
Threats
L615
Tiles
B331
Three Bodies (Astron.)
C810
TiUacese
E712
Three Children, Song of
K250
Till
D390
Three Colour Process
M854
Tills (Money)
L891
Threshing Machinery
I201
Tilsit
S718
Thrift
L967
Tilting
H851
Throat
G923
Timber Houses
B327
Thrombosis
H038
Timbering (Mines)
D627
Throwing the Hammer
H731
Timbers
I260
Thrush
H113
Timbuctu
O834
Thrushes
F668
Time (Horology)
D271
Thugs
L180P6
— Lunar
D276
Thun
S533
— (Music)
C414
Thunderstorms
D232
— Sidereal
D277
Thurgau
S556
— Solar
D275
Thuringia
S860
Time Tables (Railway)
B523
Thuringian Lang.
M567
Timor
P260-2
Thurles
U171
Timothy
K221
Thursday
D058
Timur, House of
P614
Thursday Island
P045
Timur (India)
P610
Thurso
V122
Tin
D477
Thushian Lang.
M352
Tinctures
G435
Thyatira
Q140
Tinctures
X085
Thyme
E877
Tinea
H435
Thymelseaceffi
E771
Tinfoil
D678
Thymelseales
E767
Tinkers
D481
Thymus Body
G933
Tinsmiths
D480
Thyroid Body
G931
Tin-types
A769
Thysanura
F304
Tipperah, Hill
P748
Tiberias
Q217
Tipperary (County)
U166
Tiberius II. (Byz.)
Q323
— (Town)
U170
— III. —
Q324
Tiris
O895
— (Rome)
Q532
Tissues (Biol.)
E049
Tiber River
Q896
Titanates
D421
Tibet
P493
Titanium
D482
Tibeto-Burman Lang.
M330
Tithes
J843
Tibia
G631
Tithings
L372
Tic- douloureux
G730
Title-pages
M847
Ticino
S558
Titles of Christ
K305
Tickets (Membership)
L775
Titles of Honour
X099
— of Leave
L677
Titus
K222
— (Railway)
B538-40
— Rome
Q540
Ticks
F292
TivoH
Q890
Tides
D121
Tlaxcala
W544
Tientsin
P435
T'hnket Lang.
M653
Tierra del Fuego
W819
Toads
F485
Tiger Beetles
F322
Toadstools
E250
O
Tigers
F959
Toasts
I812
409
Tob-Top
CLASSIFICATION.
Top-Tra
Tobacco Manufacture
I710
— Plant
E891
Tobaccos
I711
Tobago
W695
Toba (Japan)
P304
Tobit
K243
Toboganning
H744
Tobolsk
S273
Toccatas
C460
Todmorden
U469
Toes
G638
Togoland
O840
Toilet
H460
Toison d'Or, Order
X139
Tokay
1868
Tokelau
P129
Token Money
L890
Tokio
P331
Tokushima
P342
Tokyo
P331
Toledo
R762
- (U. S.)
W356
Toleration
J 280
Tolls
B215
Toltecs
W501
Tomatoes
E888
Tomb-Burial
H662
Tombs (Sculp.)
A797
Tomsk
S274
Tom-tom
C737
Tonga
P145
Tongan Lang.
M372
Tongue
G850
Tonics
G502
Tonic Sol-fa
C403
Toning (Photo.)
A77b
Tonk
P724
Tonking
P516
Tonnage (Shipping)
B725
Tonsilitis
G913
Tonsils
G912
Tontines
L971
Tooling (Binding)
M886
Tools (Hand)
B154
— (Machine & General)
Bug
Toothache
H123
Topaz
D520
Topeka
W416
Topiary Work
I231
Topography 0-W
passim
Topography, Military
B958
Tordel Vach
U018
Tories
L251
Torino
Q801
Tornadoes
D230
Toronto
W048
Torpedo Boats
B829
Torpedoes (Mines)
B830
Torquay
U702
Torres Strait
P044
Torsion
B008
TorticoUis
G935
Tortoises
F505
Torts
L570
Torture
L671
Toscana
Q847
Tossing the Caber
H732
Total Abstinence
G787
Totemism
J464
Totnes
U703
Tottenham
U875
Touch
G870
Toulon
R368
Toulouse
R318
Touraine
R460
Tourcoing
R208
Tournai
T333
Tournaments
H850
Tours
R462
Toussaint I'Ouverture
W649
Tovariaceae
E558
Towage
B760
Tower of London
U926
Towers
B400
Towing
B76a
Town Clerks
L394
Town Life
L062
Towns
L380
Townships
L382
Toxicology
G450'
Toy Dogs
F942
Toys
H971
Trachea
G92&
Tracheaitis
G927
Tracheotomy
G928
Trachomedusee
Fill
Tractarians
K762
Traction
Bi2S
— Engines
B571
Tracts
Ao70'
410
Tra-Tra
CLASSIFICATION.
Tra-Tre
Trade
— Boards of
— Domestic
— Foreign
— Free
— Guilds
— Labels
— Marks
— Routes
Traders, Sole
Trades
Trade Winds
Trading Companies
— Machines,
— Municipal
— Retail
— Wholesale
Traditions
Traific (Railway)
— (Street)
Tragedies
Trahaern (Wales)
Trails (Roads)
Training (Physical)
Training Ships
Trains of Mechanism
Trains (Railway)
Trajan (Rome)
Tralee
Tramps
Tramways
— Cable
— Electric
— Horse
Trance
Transbaikalia
Trans-Caspian Provinces
Transcaucasia
Transcendentalism
Transepts
Transfiguration
Transformers (Elect.)
Transfusion of Blood
Trans-Himalayan Lang.
Transition Archit.
Transits
Transkei
Translating
Transliteration
Transmigrations of Soul
L800
L801
L803
L805
L912
L816
L867
L866
B210
L834
A-I passim
J521
L8ig
Automatic L857
L389
L855
L856
J521
B522
B279
N210
U218
B209
H703
B836
B103
B508
Q544
U179
L077
B5 16-19
B518
B517
B519
G717
S278
S268
S142
J371
B413
J725
C055
G545
M336
B468
C940
O767
M091
M015
J156
Transmission of Force
Transmitters
Transmutation of Metals
Transpiration (Biol.)
Transplanting
Transport
— Aerial
Transportation
Transport, Land
— Ocean
Transposition (Music)
Transubstantiation
Transvaal
Transylvania
Trap
Trapani
Trapping Animals
Trappists
Traps
Tras-os-Montes
Traumatic Fever
Travancore
Travellers (Biog.)
Commercial
Tree
Travellers,
Traveller's
Travelling
Commercial
— Libraries
— Shows
Travels(See also Local Nos
Travel, Scientific
— Topographical 0-
Trawling
Treadmills
Treason
Treasure Trove
Treasury
Treaties
Trebizond
Tree-painting
Trees
Tremandracese
Trematoda
Trenches
Trent, Council of
Trenton
Trent River
Trepanning
Trephining
Trespass
B037
B632
D702
E027
I022
B600
B603
L673
B603
B604
C412
J615
O725
S465
D361
Q975
H840
K517
H840
R9ia
H576
P742
X061
L859
E417
B601-2
L858
M966
H792
,)025o-6o
A950
W passim
I723
L682
1-551
L727
L901
L411
Q150
A644
E153
E666
F136
B978
K482
W251
U571
G760
G760
L744
411
Tre-Tro
CLASSIFICATION.
Tro-Tub
Treves
S778
Treviso
Q823
Trial by Combat
L506
— by Fire
L507
— by Jury
L511
Trials
L5 00-04
Triangle (Music)
C745
Triangles
A500
Triangulation
D007
Triassic Age
D332
Tribal African Tang.
M202
— Organizations
L006
— Relationships
G090
Tribes
L006
Trichadidea
F134
Trichinosis
H506
Trickery
L641
Trick Photography
A783
Tricks, Card
H952
Tricycles
B582
Trier
S778
Trieste
S391
Triforium
B418
Trigoniacese
E664
Trigonometry
A530
Trikkala
Q392
Trilobitae
F245
Trim
U122
Trimera
F329
Trimmings
I521
Trinidad
W690
Trinitarians
K415
Trinity (Christianity)
K327
Trinity House
B713
Trinity Sunday
J724
Trios (Vocal)
C585
Tripoli
O380
Trismus
G661
Tristan da Cunha
O950
Triturations
G436
Triumphs
O090
Triumvirate, First
Q527
— Second
Q528
Triuridaceae
E343
Troas
Q131
TrochiUdae
F677
Trochisci
G437
Trochodendracese
E519
Trolling
I734
Trombones
C673
Tromso
T726
Trondhjem
T720-22
Tropseolacese
E637
Tropical Agriculture
I040
— Diseases
H544
Tropics
Don
Trossachs
V239
Trotting
F817
Troubadours
C783
Trouts
F445
Trouveres
C783
Troy
Q131
Troyes
R398
Truant Schools
A167
Truces
B990
Trucks (Railway)
B509
Truck System
L115
Truffles
E266
Trumpets
C661-65
— Speaking
B642
Trunks
I326
Truro
U717
Trusses •
G583
Trust Companies
L823
Trustees
L788
Trusts.
L823
Truth
J253
Tsana, Lake
O523
Tsars
Soio-43
Tsetse Flies
F363-
Tsi Dynasty
P410
Tsinan
P438
Tsin Dynasty
P405, 408
T'sing Dynasty
P420
Tsuchi (Japan)
P304
— Go- (Japan)
P307
Tsushima
P351
Tuam
U105
Tuamota
Pi 13
Tubas
C674
Tubercle
G952
Tubercular Diseases
H552
Tuberculous Arthritis
G655
Tubers
E106
Tubes
D647
— Speaking
B641
Tubiflorse
E860
Tiibingen
S938
Tubs
I352
Tubuai Islands
P105
412
Tub-Tur
CLASSIFICATION.
Tur-Tyr
Tubular Bridges
B224
Tubulariae
F109
Tucson
W447
Tucuman
W814
Tudor Archit.
B476
Tudors
U360
Tuesday
D056
Tufa
D362
Tuff
D362
Tughlak, House of
P609
Tugs
B760
Tuileries
R507
Tuition
Alio
Tula
S072
Tulips
E395
Tullamore
U127
TuUe
R554
TuUus Hostilius
Q513
Tulu Lang.
M324
Tiilunid
Q269
Tumours
H555
Tumults
L559
Tunbridge Wells
U821
Tungchi (China)
P427
Tungstates
D428
Tungsten
D462
Tungusian Lang. & Liter.
M317
Tunicata
F403
Tunica Vaginalis
H323
Tuning Forks
C745
Tuning, Piano
C647
Tunis, Beys of
O371
- (City)
O372
Tunisia (Africa)
O370
Tunnelling
B230
Tunnels
B230
Tupi-Guarani Lang.
M613
Turanian Languages
M300
Turbary, Common of
L725
Turbellaria
F132
Turbines
B114
Turbot
F465
Turf Rights
L725
Turgai
S255
Turgesino (Ireland)
UoTi
Turin
Q801
Turkestan (Chinese)
P495
— (Russia)
S257
Turkey-in-Asia
Q120
Turkey-in-Europe
Qioo
Turkey Red-Dyeing
I472
Turkeys
F617
Turkish Art
A658
— Baths
G526-
— Carpets
I452
— Empire
Qo50'
— Tartar Lang.
M315
Turkist^n (Afghan.)
P884
Turks Islands
W638
Turlough O'Brien
U016.
Turneracese
E754
Turning
B134
Turnips
E554
Turnpikes
B214
Turnstiles
B396.
Turntables
B192
Turquoises
D523
Turrets
B404
Turriff
V177
Turtles
F506
Tuscan Archit.
B464
Tuscany
Q847
— Dukes of
Q848-
Tuscarora Indians
W083.
Tutors
A157
Tver
S064
Tweed River
V398
Twelfth Century
O053
Twentieth Century
O066
Twenty-first Century
O067
Twilight
D062
Twine
I426
Twins
H371
Tyler, John (U. S.)
Wi26-
Tylopoda
F870
Tympana (Archit.)
B369
Tynemouth
U409.
Tyne River
U407
Type (Printing)
M807
Type- distribution
M836.
Typefounding
M801
Types of Mankind
G027
Typewriting
M750.
Typhacese
E333
Typhlitis
H157
Typhoid Fever
H516
Typhus Fever
H518
Typography
M770-857
Typology
K282
Tyre
O028.
413
Tyr-Uni
CLASSIFICATION.
Uni-Upp
TjTes (Carriages)
B552
Uniforms (Military)
B936
Tyrol
S377
Union of Anglo-Saxon Race'
; V690
Tyrone
U066
— ■ of England & Scotlanc
U037
Tyranny
L230
— of Parliaments (Eng. &
Scot.)
U038
Udaipur
P716
Union Pipes
C693
Ude Lang.
M350
Unitarian Church
K740
Udine
Q824
United Brethren
K725
Ufa
S131
— Colonies of New Eng.
W104
Uganda
O534
— Free Church
K913
Ugliness
J102
— Kingdom
V500
Uigur Lang. & Liter.
M312-13
— Netherlands
T007
Uist,
V142
— Presbyterian Church
K911
Ulceration
G336
— Provinces (India)
P820
Ulcers
H545
— Provinces (Netherlands) T007
Uleaborg
S209
— Secession Church
K907
Ulm
S935
— States of America
Wioo
Ulmaceas
E461
— — Indians
W082
Ulna
G617
Unity of Christianity
K380
Ulrika Eleonora
T817
Lfnivalves
F220
Ulster
U050
Universal Bibliography
M761
Ultramontonism
K655
— Biography
Xooi
UmbeUiferffi
E799
— Geography
O200
Umbellifloree
E795
— History
Oooo
LTmberto (Italy)
Q642
Universalist Church
K972
Umbilical Cord
H375
Universal Language
M670
Umbrellas
I610
— Portraits
X211
Umbria
O876
— Religion
J 452
Umbrian Lang.
M423
— Suffrage
L271
Unearned Increment
L756
— Writing
M743
Uncles
G085
Universe (Astron.)
C801
Unconsciousness
Joio
— (Mosaic)
K126
Unction, Extreme
J 627
Universities
A180
Underclothing
I511
University Extension
A186
Underground Phenomena
D096
Universology
J004
— Railways
B515
Unknown Diseases
G380
Undermanning Ships
B730
Unnatural Indulgence
H305
Underpinning
B314
— Offences
L621
Understanding
J152
Unpardonable Sin
K334
Undertakers
H695
Unseaworthy Ships
B727
Underwriting
L975
Unterfranken
S974
Undesirable Immigrants
L085
Unterwalden
S516-7
Unemployment
L118
Untruthfulness
J 240
Ungarn
S400
Upanishads
K029
Ungava
W042
Upholstery
I336
Unguenta
G438
Upper Austria
S333
Ungulata
F800
— Bavaria
S950
Uniat Schism
K445
— Burma
P804
Unicorns
J572
— Egypt
O475
Uniforms (Civil)
I603
— Franconia
S963
414
Upp-Uto
CLASSIFICATION.
Utr-Van
Upper Palatinate
S960
Upsala
T905
Uragoga
E918
Uralic Languages ,
M303
Ural Mountains
S121
Uralsk
S256
Uranates
D429
Uranium
D463
Uranography
C830
Uranus (Astron.)
C909
Urban I. (Pope)
Q654
— II. —
Q680
— III. —
Q686
— IV. —
Q690
— V. —
Q701
— VI. —
Q703
— VII. —
Q730
— VIII. —
Q735
Urban Districts
L381
— Sanitation
B253
Urchins, Sea
F178
Ureters
H216
Urethra
H217
Uric Acid
D868
Uri (Canton)
S510
— (Town)
S511
Urinals
B267
Urinary-Genital Organs
H230
— Organs
H200
Urine
H220
Uriya Lang.
M270
Urn Burial
C661
Urochorda
F403
Urodela
F483
Ursuline Nuns
K543
Urticaceae
E471
Urticales
E460
Uruguay
W836
Usedom
S734
Useful Arts
A903
Ushant
R259
Ushers
A157
Usk River
U256
Usury
L951
Utah
W450
Ute Indians
W088
Uterine Descent
G032
Uterus
H348
Utilitarianism
J381
Utopias
L241
Utrecht (Province)
T183
— (Town)
T184
Uttaramimarisa
J310
Uvulae
G914
Vaal River
O744
Vacations (School)
A133
Vaccination
H532
Vagabondage
L077
Vagina
H353
Vaginaismus
H354
Vagrancy
L077
Vaisheshika
J306
Valais
S565
Valdemar (Denmark)
T505
Valence
R434
Valencia (Province)
R777
— (Town)
R780
Valenciennes
R209
Valens (Byz.)
Q321
Valentines
J707
Valentine's (St.) Day
J706
Valentinian I.
Q600
— II.
Q603
Vale of Leven
V297
Valerian
E927
Valerianacese
E926
Valerianus
Q563
Valetta
Q044
Valladolid
R713
Valleys
D092
Valois, House of
R060
Valparaiso
W833
Valuation (Municipal)
L386
Valve Bugle
C65Q
— Horn
C668
Valves
B167
Steam
C272
Valve Trumpet
C663
Valvular Disease (Heart)
H058
Vamping
C649
Vampire Bats
F742
Van
Q169
Vanadates
D422
Vanadium
D475
Van Buren, M. (U. S.)
W124
Vancongadas
R722
Vancouver
W027
— Island
W028
Vandals
Q005
415
Van-Veg
CLASSIFICATION.
Veh-Ver
Van Dieman's Land
P070
Vanilla
E428
Vanity
J236
Vannes
R293
Vans
B561
Vaporization, Chem.
D711
- (Oil)
C286
Vapour Baths
G527
Var
R367
Varangian Kingdom
S003
Variable Stars
C932
Variation (Biol.)
E012
Variations (Music.)
C461
Varicose Veins
H037
Variety Halls
N242
Variola
H530
Varnishes
D951
Varnishing
D951
Vasa
S211
Vasa, Gustaf
T806
\^asa, House of
T805
Vasali. See Basil
Vasa Order
X168
Vascular Cryptogams
E280
Vascular System
E025
Vas Deferens
H324
Vaseline
D812
Vases
D965
Vassalage
L204
Vatican Council
K483
Vaucluse
R376
Vaud
S561
Vaudevilles
N215
Vaudois
K712
Vault Burial
H662
Vaulting (Archit.)
B382
Vaulting (Athletics)
H725
Vaults
B3S3
Vedas
K022-29
Vedettes
B966
Vedic Lang.
M257
Vegetable Chemicals
D902
— Drugs
G401
— Marrows
E937
— Poisons
G451
— Products
I700
Vegetables (Garden)
I227
Vegetarianism
I802
Vegetation, Forms of
E151
— Zones
E170
Vehicular Engineering B550
Vehmgericht L180
Vehmic Tribunals L180
Veins H030
Velloziacese E405
Vellum M863
— Bindings M876
Velocipedes B580
Velocity (Light) C103
— (Physics) B027
Velvet I461
Velveteen I414
Venae Cavas H031
Vendee R271
Vendors L834-59
Veneering 1 331
Venereal Diseases H307
Venery G072
Venesection G578
Venetia Q816
Venetian Glass D991
Venezia Q815-7
Venezuela W710
Venice (City) Q816
— (Province) Q815
— Republic) Q817
Ventilation B356
— (Mine) D625
Ventnor U780
Ventriloquism M185
Venus (Astron.) C904
Vera Cruz W522
Verandahs B387
Verbena E871
Verbenaceas E870
Verbs M035
Verd, Cape, Islands O930
Verdicts L545
Verdun R413
Vergers J939
Vermes F130
Vermiform Appendix H158
Vermin Destroying F763
Vermland T923
Vermont W210
Vermouth I849
Verona Q825
Veronica E895
Versailles R484
Versification N132
416
Ver-Vil
CLASSIFICATION.
Vil-Vit
Vertebral Column
G603
Vertebrata
F410
Vertigo
G740
Verviers
T339
Vesicants
H443
Vesiculse Seminales
H325
Vesoul
R424
Vespariae
F344
Vespasian
Q539
Vespers
J611
Vessels (Church)
J963
Vessels, Lights on
B704
Vesterbotten
T932
Vesternorrland
T929
Vestibules
B393
Vestmanland
T925
Vestments (Church)
J961
Vestries
L369
Vesuvius
Q918
Vetches
E624
Veterinary Medicine
Iioo
Vevey
S563
Viaducts
B220
Viajina do Castello
R902
Viaticum
J627
Viborg (Denmark)
T554
— (Finland)
S210
Vibration (Physics)
B028
— (Sound)
C301
Vicars
J911
Vicenza
Q826
Viceroys of Ireland
U030
Vices
J234
Vices (Machines)
B132
Victor Emanuel. See Vittorio
Victoria and Albert, Order
X129
Victoria (Australia)
P060
— (Canada)
W029
Victoria Cross
X136
Victoria Nyanza
O535
Victoria, Queen
V568
Victoria Water LUy
E512
Vielle
C646
Vienna
S332
— Pottery
D979
Vienne
R275
— Council of
K478
Vikings
T401
Village Communities
L734
Villages
L383
Vma Real
Villas
Villeinage
Vilna
Vincennes
Vincent de Paul, Sisters
Vinegar
Vinegars (Pharmacy)
Vines, Grape
Vineyards
Vingt-et-un
Viola
Violaceae
Viol da Gamba
Viol d'Amore
Violet (Colour)
Violets
Violinists
Violins
Violoncello
Viols
Virginals
Virginia
Virginia City
— Creepers
— Plantation
Virgin Islands
Virginity
Virtues
Viscosity
Vises
Vishim
Visible Speech
Visigoths
Vision
Visions
Visitations
Visitations, Heralds
Visiting Cards
Vitacese
Vitality
Vitebsk
Vitellius (Rome)
Viticulture
Vittorio Amadeo I. (Sard.)
— — II.
Vittorio Emanuele I. (Italy)
— — II.
— — I. (Sard.)
Vitus' (St.) Dance
R911
B433
L152
S091
R488
K544
I869
G412
E707
I860
H626
C611
E750
C608
C607
C127
E751
X020
C610
C612
C606
C642
W301
W426
E709
Wioi
W675
J 276
J250
D952
B132
K021
M681
R601
G801
J591
L730
X091
X208
E706
Eooo
S092
Q538
I860
Q952
Q954
Q641
Q643
Q956
G719
417
ID
Viv-Vow
CLASSIFICATION.
Voy-War
Vivandiere
B901
Voyages (Collective)
O250-
Vivisection
F005
Vulcanite
I703
Vizcayo
R723
Vulgarisms
M045
Vizcu '
R922
Vulgarity
J 114
Vladimir
S065
Vulgate
K114 M425
— St. Order
X161
Vulva
H357
Vladivostock
S288
Vyatka
S122
Vlissingen
T174
Vocal Culture
C513
Wager of Battle
L506
— Forms
C500
Wagers
L934
Vocalises
C516
Wages
L145
Vocalists
X022
Waggons, Railway
B533
Vocal Music
C500
— Street
B561
— — (Concerted)
C580
Waiters
I990
— — Solo
C590
Wakefield
U470
— Organs
G902
Wakes (Dead)
H681
— Practice
C512
— (Holidays)
J700
Vochysiaceae
E665
Walcheren
T173
Vodka
I836
Waldeck
S845
Voices (Music)
C520
Waldenses
K712
Volapuk
M672
Waldhorn
C667
Volcanic Rocks
D362
Wales
U200
Volcanoes
D071
— and England
U300
Voles
F759
— North
U230
Volgaic Lang.
M311
— South
U255
Volga River
S128
Walfish Bay
O768
Volhynia
S096
Walking (Biol.)
E044
Volition
J 170
— (Pedestrian)
H721
Volkslieder
C591
— Sticks
I615
Vologda
S059
Walks
H721
Volumetric Analysis (Chem.)
D733
Wallace, Sir William
V022
— Geometry
A506
Wallachia
Q460
Voluntary Schools
A164
Wallachian Lang.
M450
Volunteer Artillery
B891
Wallingford
U736
— Cavalry
B885
Walloon I,ang.
M442
— Engineers
B197
Wall Papers
A694
— Infantry
B895
Walls
B313
Volunteers, General
B873
— (Fortifications)
B977
— Naval
B825
Wallsend
U410
Volvulus
H173
Walnut Tree
E459
Vomiting
H141
Walruses
F969
Vorarlberg
S377
WalsaU
U603
Voronezh
S077
Walthamstow
U858
Vortex- atoms
B005
Waltzes
C496
Vosges
R416
Waltzing
H981
Voters Registration
I-275
Wandsworth
U968
Votes (Parliamentary)
L303
Wapentakes
L370
Voting
L270
War
B950
Vowels
M012
Wards, Infirmary
H612
Vows
L527
Wards (Law)
L790
418
War-Wat
CLASSIFICATION.
Wat-Wel
Wareham
Warfare
War Game
— Honours of
— Macliines
Wanning
War, Ministries
— Office
— of Independence (U. S.)
— of Secession (U. S.)
— Prisoners of
Warrant Officers
Warranty
Warrington
Warsaw
War Ships
Wars of the Roses
Warszawa
Warts
Warwick
Warwickshire
Washing (Baths)
— (Laundry)
Washington D. C. (U. S.)
Washington, George (U. S.)
Washington Territory
Wash, The
Wasps
Wasserburg
Waste Lands
— Merchants
— Products
— (Sanitary)
Watches (Ship)
Watches (Time)
Watchmaking
— Trade
Water
— Beetles
— Chutes
Water-colour Painting
Water Cresses
— Fleas
Waterford (Co.)
— (Town)
Water Fowl
— Gas
Watering Places
Watering Streets
; Water Kelpies
U687
B950
B947
B991
B942
C218
B851
B850
W108
Win
B986
B819
L849
U513
S188
B806
U351
S188
H436
U611
U610
G532
I952
W2go
W116
W475
U545
F344
S951
I006
I440
D907
B262
B705
D290
D280
D296
D141
F323
H788
A616
E556
F246
U190
U191
F630
D925
G537
B281
J564
Waterloo T312
Watermarks (Paper) M862
Water on the Brain G755
— Organ C723
— Plants E155
— Polo H741
— Power D140
Waterproofing I704
Waters (Pharmacy) G413
— Pollution B272
Waterspouts D228
Water Tube Boilers C211
— Works D144
Waves D122
Wave Theory (Light) Cioi
— — (Sound) C302
Wax D957
Wax Figures A803
— Works A804
Wealth Lioi
Weaning H388
Weapons B911
— Obsolete B942
— (Savage Races) B941
Wear River U426
Weasels F910
Weather D245
Weaving I404
Weddings G060
Wedge B040
Wedgewood Ware D983
Wednesbury U604
Wednesday D057
Weeds I021
Weeks D032
Weevils F332
Weights and Measures A450
— British A451
— Foreign A452
— Obsolete A453
— Standardization A455
Weihaiwei P439
Weimar, Saxe- S865
Weimar (Town) S867
Weirs D145
Welding D652
Wellesley Islands P043
Wellington (N. Z.) P086
WeUs D153
— Artesian Di54
419
Wel-Wes CLASSIFICATION.
Wes-Whi
Wells (Town)
U676
West Prussia
S719
Welsh Calvinistic Methodists
K834
West Riding
U450
— Harp
C624
— Russia
S089
— Language
M407
— Saxons
U305
— Literature (Celtic)
M408
— Sussex
U787
- - (English)
M529
— Virginia
W305
Welshpool
U251
Wet Nursing
H387
Wenceslas IIL (Bohemia)
S343
Wet-plate Photos
A759
— IV. —
S34.5
Wexford (Co.)
U150
— V. —
S346
— (Town)
U151
— VL —
S351
Weymouth
U688
Wendish Lang.
M482
Whale-louse
F272
Wends, Princes of
S816
Whales
F891
Wenlock
U641
— Right
F892
Wens
H557
— Sperm
F893
Were- wolves
J573
Wharves
B248
Wesleyan Methodists
K831
Wheat
E354
— — American Ch
K832
Wheel and Axle
B164
— Reform Union
K839
— gearing
B164
Wessex
U633
Wheeling (U. S.)
W306
— Saxons
U305
Wheels Cog
B042
West Africa
O800
— (Vehicle)
B551
— African Islands
O900
— Water
D174
— Asian Languages
M301
Wheelwrights
B553
— Australia
P025
Whigs
L252
— Bromwich
U605
Whins
E619
Western AustraUa
P025
Whippet-hounds
F921
— Counties
U630
Whipping
L683
— Empire
Q600
Whirlpools
D120
— Islands
V105
Whirlwinds
D229
— or Roman Catholic Ch. K601
Whiskey
I835
— Siberia
S271
Whist
H918
— States
W400
Whistle (Flageolet)
C684
Westfalen
S760
Whistles, Steam
C278
West Flanders
T320
Whistling
C530
— Ham
U859
Whist, Progressive
H919
— Hartlepool
U428
— Short
H921
— Indies
W630
— Solo
H920
— — Danish
W677
White Ants
F306
— — Dutch
W676
— Canons
K515
— — French
W666
Whitechapel
IJ939
— London
U902
White Corpuscles
H003
— Lothian
V320
— Friars
K518
— Meath
U118
Whitehaven
U413
Westminster
U908
White Lead
D949
— Abbey
U911
— Mountains
W207
— Confession
Kgo2
— Races
G046
Westmoreland
U430
— Swelling
G655
Westphalia
S760
— Water Lily
E513
Westpreussen
S719
Whithorn
V360
420
Whi-Wil
CLASSIFICATION.
Wim-Wom
Whitlows G625
Whitsuntide J 723
Wholesale Trading L856
Whooping Cough H529
Whortleberries E821
Wick V121
Wicket-keeping H755
Wicklow (Co.) U141
— (Town) U142
Widnes U514
Widows G104
Wien S332
Wiesbaden S768
Wigan U515
Wight, Isle of U776
Wigs H463
Wigton V358
Wigtonshire V357
Wigwams B908
Wild Cattle F853
— Cats F955
— Flowers E174
— Gardens E174
Wilhelmina (Holland) T106
WUhelm of Holland (H. R. E.) S636
Wilhelm I. (Prussia, Germany) S710
— n. (Germany) S679
WiU J 169
Wmem I. (Holland) T102
— II. — T103
— III. — T104
— of Nassau(Netherlands) T013
— II. — T017
— III. — V560
— IV. — T020
— V. — T021
— VI. — T022
William I. (England) U335
— II. — U336
— III. (U. K.) V560
— IV. — V567
— I. (Scotland) V015
William. See Willem and
Wilhelm
Willows E444
Wills L780
Wilmington W272
Wilton U748
— Carpets I454
Wiltshire U740
Wimbledon U837
Winchelsea U797
Winchester U766
Wind D223
— Harp C627
Winding (Mining) D634
Wind Instruments (Cup) C655
— — (Keyed) C715
— — (Reed) C690
Windlasses B664
Windmills D261
Windows B334-36
Windpipe G926
Wind Pollination E122
Winds D223-26
Windsor U737
— Castle U738
Windward Islands W661
Wines I860
Wings E045
Winnebagoe Indians W086
Winnipeg W038
Winnowing 1 2 02
Winter D038
Wire D675
Wireless Telegraphy B637
Wire Working D676
Wiring, Electric C070
Wisbech U552
Wisconsin W370
Wisdom J 269
— Book of K246
Wit N322
Witchcraft J535
Witches J535
Witnesses L522
Wives G067
Wokingham U739
Wolfenbuttel, Dukes of S837
Wolf-hounds F924
Wolof Lang. M206
Wolverhampton U606
Wolves F949
Woman Gioi
— Hating G106
— T Suffrage L274
Womb H348
Wombats F714
W^omen Gioi
— and Children,Diseases H391
421
Wom-Wou
CLASSIFICATION.
Wre-Yek
Women (Biog.)
X045
Wrecking
B754
Women's Rights
G102
Wrecks
B751
Wonder
J 166
Wrens
F671
Wonders of the World
O230
Wrestlers
H727
Wonsan
P386
Wrestling
H726
Wood
I260
Wrexham
U243
— Block Flooring
B334
Writer's Cramp
G663
Woodburytype
A736
Writers to Signet
L485
Woodcarving
I332
Writing
M707-43
Woodcocks
F653
Writs
L534
Wooden Bridges
B223
Wrong
J203
Wood-engraving
A716
Wrongs (Law)
L570
Woodlice
F273
Wry Neck
G935
Woodpeckers
F659
Wuchang
P459
Wood Pulp
I360
Wuchou
P477
Woods and Forests
I254
Wiirtemburg
S930
— — (Boai
-ds) I251
Wiirttemberg
S930
Woodstock
U730
Wurzburg
S976
Woodworking
I300
Wye River
U656
Woodwork, Inlaid
I328
Wyoming
W430
Wool-carding
I433
Woollen Manufactures
I430
Xanthium
E955
Wools
I431
Xanthochroid Man
Goio
Woolsorter's Disease
H407
Xerophytes
E157
Wool-sorting
I432
Xerxes L (Persia)
P905
Woolwich
U952
— IL —
P908
Worcester
U646
Xiphosura
F276
— (Mass.)
W221
Xois Empire
O410
Worcestershire
U645
Xoite Empire
O410
Worcester Ware
D980
X Rays
C102
Words
M passim
Xylographic Printing
M771
Workhouses
L074
Xylography
A716
Workington
U414
Xylonite
I361
Work (Labour)
L106
Xylophone
C749
Workmen
L108
XjTridacese
E377
Work (Physics)
B032
Workshop Receipts
Agio
Yachting
B669
Works of God
K326
Yachts
B669
— (Salvation)
K343
Yagurveda
K025
World
0-W passim
Yakunoshima
P358
Worlds, Plurality of
C803
Yakutsk
S279
Worms (Diseases)
H501-8
Yams
E408
Worms (Hesse)
S929
Yang-tsi-kiang Ri^'er
P431
Worms (Zool.)
F130
Yankton
W406
Wormwood
E961
Yarkand
P496
Worship
J 400-900
Yarmouth, Great
U557
— of Dead
J458
Yarns
I411
Worsteds
I435
Yaroslar
S061
Worthing
U798
Year Books
A040
Wounds
H576
Yeast
E215
— Gunshot
H577
Yekaterinoslar
S108
422
Yel-Zam
CLASSIFICATION.
Zam-Zym
Valley
Yellow (Colour)
Yellow Fever
Yellowstone Park
Yellow Water Lily
Yemen
Yenesi River
Yeniseisk
Yeomanry
Yeovil
Yews
Yezo
Yiddish Lang. & Liter.
Yoga
Yojo, Go-
Yokohama
Yonne
York, City
Yorkshire
— East Riding
— North Riding
— West Riding
Yoruba
Yosemite
Youghal
Young
Young Men's Christian Assoc.
(U. K.)
Young Men's Christian Assoc.
(U. S.)
Young People's Soc. of
Christian Endeavour
Young Women's Christian
Assoc.
Youth
Ypren
Ypres
Ystrad-y-fodwg
Ytterbium
Yttrium
Yucatan
Yuen Dynasty
Yukon
Yuletide
Yuma Lang.
Yungching (China)
Yiinnan (City)
— (District)
Zacatecas
Zagrab
Zambesi River
C123
H521
W430
E514
Q293
S276
S281
B885
U677
E326
P.347
M237
J308
P308
P333
R539
U439
U435
U445
U440
U'450
O825
W460
U188
G022
K981
K982
K952
K983
G022
T324
T324
U265
D450
D445
W525
P418
W031
J730
M651
P423
P481
P480
W535
S456
O625
Zambezia O782
Zamora R714
Zanthe Q388
Zanzibar O540
— Sultans O541
Zara S394
Zaragoza R730
Zealand (Denmark) T560
— (Holland) T172
Zechariah K168
Zend Avesta K063
Zend Language M288
Zenith D017
Zephaniah K166
Zermatt S568
Zinc D465
Zincography A739
Zingiber acete E418
Zionism Koio
Zirconium D482
Zither C632
Zoantharia F123
Zodiac C850
Zodiacal Light C927
Zoetrope A787
ZoUverein L914
Zones of Vegetation E170
Zones (Time) D279
Zone System (Railway) B539
Zoological Gardens F021
Zoologists X028
Zoology Fooo
— Economic F031
— Marine F035
Zoophytes F106
Zor Q182
Zoroastrianism K060
Zozimus (Pope) Q658
Zug (Canton) S529
— (Town) S530
Zululand O753
Zurich (Canton) S523
— (Town) S524
Zutphen T162
Zuyder Zee T195
Zwickau Sggg
Zwinglism K726
Zwolle T158
Zygomycetes E253
Zygophyllacese E644
Zymotic Diseases G314
423
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