BRIDGEWATER. History of (North) from its first Settlement to the preBradford Kingman. pp. 696. Boston,

sent time.
1866.

BRIGHTON. Churches of. "American Quarterly Register," Vol. 11.

Boston, 1839.

Address at the Consecration of Evergreen Cemetery, Aug.
7, 1850. With an Appendix.
Frederic A. Whitney.

pp. 24. Boston, 1850.

Address in the First Church, Feb. 4, 1855, at the Funeral
of Mrs. Champney. With an Historical Appendix.
Frederic A. Whitney. pp. 36. Boston, 1855.
Oration at the Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument, July
26, 1866. Frederic A. Whitney. With Appendix. pp.
62. Boston, 1866.

"Mass. Historical Collections."

9. Boston, 1804.

Clark Brown. Vol.

Historical Discourse. Joseph Vaill. pp. 27. Springfield,

1829.

"American Quarterly Register," Vol. 10. Boston,

1838.

See "History of Western Massachusetts." J. G. Holland.
Springfield, 1855.

Memorial Discourse, Feb. 7, 1864, Commemorative of the
Fiftieth Anniversary of his Settlement. Joseph Vail.
pp. 42. Springfield, 1864.

See Centennial Address, of the Town of Wales, Oct. 5, 1862. Absalom Gardner. Springfield, 1866.

BRISTOL COUNTY. Ministers of. "Amer. Quarterly Register," Vol. 12. Boston, 1840.

BROOKFIELD. See "Whitney's History of Worcester County," 1793. Historical Address, with Notes, Dec. 31, 1775. Account of the settling of the Town; its destruction by the Indians in 1675, &c. Nathan Fiske. pp. 36. Boston, 1776. Reprinted 1860.

"Mass. Hist. Collections," Vol. 1. Boston, 1792.
Historical Address. Joseph I. Foot. pp. 64. Brook-
field, 1829.
Historical Discourse, 40th year of his ministry, June,
1838. Containing a brief History of the Town.
Thomas Snell.
pp. 55. Brookfield, 1838.
"American Quarterly Register," Vol. 10. Boston,
1838.
Historical Discourse, Nov. 27, 1828. Burning of the
Town of Brookfield, 1675, by the Indians. With
Capt. Thomas Wheeler's Narrative of Capt. Hutchin-
son's Expedition to Brookfield. Joseph I. Foot. pp.
96. West Brookfield, 1843.

Historical Discourse. Thomas Snell. pp. 56. 1848.

West Brookfield, 1848.

Semi-Centennial Address. Micah Stone. pp. 72. 1851.
West Brookfield, 1851.

Historical Sketch of the First Baptist Church in Brook-
field. pp. 8.

Historical Discourse, Nov. 24, 1805. John Pierce. pp.
32. Cambridge, 1806.

Ibid. "Mass. Hist. Coll.," Vol. 2. Second Series, 1814.
Centennial Discourse, Nov. 9, 1817. John Pierce. pp.

32. Boston, 1818.
Ibid. "Mass. Hist. Coll.," Vol. 3. Third Series, 1833.
See "Amer. Quarterly Register," Vol. 8. 1836.
Historical Discourse. "Reminiscences of Forty Years."
March 19, 1837. John Pierce. pp. 35. Boston, 1837.
Survey-
Distances on the Several Streets in the Town.

ed by E. F. Woodward. pp. 12. 1844.
Historical Address. Opening of the Town Hall, Oct.
14, 1845. John Pierce. pp. 52.
Semi-Centennial Discourse, March 15, 1847.

Pierce. pp. 72. Boston, 1847.

Boston, 1846.

Historical Discourse, January, 1858.
Hedge. pp. 20. Boston, 1858.

John

Frederic H.

See" Wood's New England's Prospect." London, 1634.
Reprinted by the "Prince Society." Boston, 1865.
Vol. 10. 1838.
"American Quarterly Register,

Boston.

Churches of. "Amer. Quarterly Register," Vol. 11.

1839. CAMBRIDGE. In 1633.

See "New England's Prospect."

William

Wood. pp. 83 and Appendix. London, 1634. Second Edition, 1635. Third Edition, 1639. Boston Edition, 1764, pp. 128. Reprinted by the "Prince Society." pp. xxxi. 131. Boston, 1865.

See "New England's First Fruits." pp. 26. London, 1643.

See Remarkable Providences." Increase Mather. pp. 240. Boston, 1683. Reprint, London, 1656.

In 1685-6. See "John Dunton's Letters from New England." Published by the "Prince Society." Boston, 1867.

An Account of the Fire at Harvard College, Jan., 1764, with loss Sustained. Sheet. Boston, 1764.

History of Cambridge. Abiel Holmes. pp. 67. Boston, 1801. Ibid. "Mass. Hist. Collections," Vol. 7. First Series. Boston, 1801.

Centennial Discourse, Dec. 24, 1820. Abiel Holmes. pp. 28. Cambridge, 1801.

Statement of Facts in relation to Disturbance by Students
in 1807. pp. 12.

Address at the Erection of a Monument to John Harvard,
Boston,
Sept. 26, 1828. Edward Everett. pp. 24.

1828.

Controversy between the First Parish and the Rev. Dr.
Abiel Holmes. pp. 103. Cambridge, 1829.

An Account of the Controversy in the First Parish in
Boston, 1829.

1827-9.

pp. 58.

History of Harvard College. B. B. Edwards.
Quarterly Register," Vol. 3. Boston, 1831.

"Amer.

CAMBRIDGE. History of Harvard University, from its foundation in 1636, to the Revolution. With Appendix. Benjamin Pierce. pp. 316 and 159. Cambridge, 1833.

Report and Resolutions relating to the late Disturbances in Harvard College, August 25, 1834. pp. 47. Churches of Cambridge. Amer. Quarterly Register,"

Vol. 2. Boston, 1839.

"

History of the First Church and names of Members.
John A. Albro. pp. 95. Cambridge, 1842.
Epitaphs from the Old Burying Ground.

William T.
Cambridge Church Gathering, 1636, with Historical
Notes, delivered Feb. 22, 1846. William Newell. pp.
65. Boston, 1846.

Harris. pp. 192. Cambridge, 1845.

History of Harvard College. Samuel A. Eliot. pp. 190.
Boston, 1848.

Address at the Consecration of the Cemetery, Nov. 1,
1854. John A. Albro. pp. -. Cambridge, 1854.
Historical Discourse, First Parish, May 27, 1855. William
Newell. pp. 36. Cambridge, 1855.

Historical Discourse. Nicholas Hoppin. pp. 79. Cam-
bridge, 1857.

History of Harvard University. Josiah Quincy. 2 Vols.
First Edition, 1840. pp. xxiii. 612., xv. 725. Second
Edition, Boston, 1860.

Historical Discourse. John A. Albro.

bridge, 1860.

pp. 76. CamTwenty-first Anniversary of his Settlement, Nov. 25, 1860. Nicholas Hoppin. pp. 29. Boston, 1861. Centennial Discourse, Christ Church, Oct. 15, 1861. Nicholas Hoppin. pp. 36. Cambridge, 1861.

The proposed Alumni Hall, Engraving and Plan. pp. 23. Boston, 1866. CAMBRIDGEPORT. Sermon at Dedication of the New Meeting-house of the First Evangelical Cong. Church, June 30, 1852. William A. Stearns. pp. 34. Cambridge, 1852. Account of Cambridgeport. S. S. Simpson. pp. 111. Boston, 1859.

Fiftieth Anniversary of the Settlement of Rev. T. B. Gannet, January 24, 1864. J. F. W. Ware. pp. 37. Cambridge, 1864.

CANTON. Sermon at Ordination of William Richey, July 1, 1807. Elijah Dunbar. pp. 29. With Historical Notes. Dedham, 1809.

"

CAPE ANN.

See "Amer. Quarterly Register," Vol. 8. Boston, 1836.
Historical Note. See Farmer and Moore's Historical
Collections," Vol. 3, p. 259. Concord, N. H., 1824.
See "Josselyn's Two Voyages to New England." Lon-
don, 1675. Reprint, William Veazie. Boston, 1865.
Report of the New England Linnæan Society, relative to
a Large Marine Animal supposed to be a Serpent, seen
near Cape Ann, in August, 1817. pp. 52. Boston,
1817.

CAPE ANN.

The Landing at Cape Ann. A History of the Colony, 1624-1628, Roger Conant, Governor. J. W. Thornton. pp. 84. Boston, 1854.

CAPE COD. See "Description of New England." Captain John Smith. London, 1616. Reprint, William Veazie. Boston, 1865.

66

See "Mourt's Relation, or Journal of the Plantation at
Plymouth. London, 1622. Reprint, John K. Wiggin.
Boston, 1865.

See "Josselyn's Two Voyages to New England." Lon-
don, 1675. Reprint, William Veazie. Boston, 1865.
"Mass. Hist. Collections," Vol. 8. First Series. Bos-
ton, 1802.

Second Centennial of the Settlement of Cape Cod, Sept.
3, 1839. Second Edition. pp. 71. Boston, 1840.
History of Cape Cod. Frederic Freeman. 2 Vols., pp.

803-804. Boston, 1860-1862.

An Account of the Discovery of an Ancient Ship on the
Eastern Shore of Cape Cod. Amos Otis. pp. 10.
Albany, N. Y., 1864.

Ibid. "New England Historical and Genealogical Reg-
ister," Vol. 18. Boston, 1864.

Report on the Subject of a Ship Canal across Cape Cod. An Account of the Wreck of the Sparrow-Hawk, stranded on Cape Cod, in 1620. pp. 38. Boston, 1865. CARLISLE. See "History of Concord." Lemuel Shattuck. Concord,

11. Boston, 1839.

"Amer. Quarterly Register," Vol.

CARVER. "Mass. Historical Collections," Vol. 4. Second Series,

1816.

"American Quarterly Register," Vol. 8. Boston, 1836. CHARLESTOWN. See " Advertisement For the Unexperienced Planters of New England." Captain John Smith. London, 1631. Reprint, William Veazie. pp. viii. 72. Boston, 1865.

In 1634. See "New England's Prospect." William
Wood. London, 1634. Reprint by the "Prince
Society." Boston, 1865.

In 1638-1663. See "An Account of Two Voyages
to New England." John Josselyn. London, 1675.
Reprint, William Veazie. pp. vii. 211. Boston,

1865.

In 1685-1686.

England."
Boston, 1867.

See" John Dunton's Letters from New
Published by the "Prince Society."

"An Impartial and authentic Narrative of the Battle
fought on the 17th June, 1775, between his Brittanic
Majesty's Troops, and the Provincial Army, on
Bunker's Hill, near Charlestown." John Clarke, 1st
Lieut. Marines. pp. 36. London, 1775.

The American War, a Poem, With a View of Bunker
Hill. George Cockings. London, 1781.

Historical Address, June 17, 1801. William Austin.
pp. 29. Charlestown, 1801.

History of Charlestown. Josiah Bartlett. pp. 24.
Boston, 1814. Ibid. "Mass. Historical Collec-
tions," Vol. 2. Second Series, Boston, 1814.
Historical Sketch of the Massachusetts State Prison.
William H. Lane. pp. 83. Charlestown, 1816.
D. Putnam to Henry Dearborn on the Battle of Bunker
Hill.
pp. 20. 1818.

A Full and Correct Account of the Battle of Bunker
Hill, Fought June 17, 1775. pp. 8. Boston, June
17, 1825.

Address at the Laying of the Corner Stone of the
Bunker Hill Monument. Daniel Webster.

1825.

History of Bunker Hill Battle.

58-34. Boston, 1827.

pp. 40.

Samuel Swett. pp.

Review of the case of the Free Bridge between Bos-
ton and Charlestown. Boston, 1827.

Bunker Hill Monument, Act of Incorporation, List of
Original Subscribers, &c. pp. 74. Boston, 1830.
Second Centennial Address on the Arrival of Governor
Winthrop. Delivered June 28, 1830. Edward
Everett. pp. 51. Charlestown, 1830.

History of the Battle of Breeds Hill. Charles Coffin.
pp. 38. Saco, 1831.

Report of the Committee relating to the destruction of the Ursuline Convent, Aug. 11th, 1834. Charles G. Loring. pp. 16. Boston, 1834.

History of the Battle of Breeds Hill, by Major-Gen-
erals Heath, Lee, Wilkinson and Dearborn. pp. 36.
Charles Coffin. Portland, 1835.

Historical Address, 17th June, 1836. Alexander H.
Everett. pp. 72. Boston, 1836.

Churches of Charlestown. "Amer. Quar. Register,"
Vols. 11 and 13. Boston, 1839-40.

Historical Address, 17th June, 1841. George E. Ellis.
pp. 64. Boston, 1841.

The Battle of Bunker Hill, an Historical Poem. Richard
Emmons. pp. 144. Tenth Edition. Boston, 1842.
History of the Middlesex Canal. Caleb Eddy. pp. 53.
Boston, 1843.

History of Bunker Hill Battle and Monument. pp.
16. Charlestown, 1843.

Address delivered on the Completion of the Bunker
Hill Monument, June 17, 1843. Daniel Webster.

pp. 39. Boston, 1843.

Sketch of the Battle of Bunker Hill, and Monument.
George E. Ellis. Charlestown, 1843.

Plans and Sections of the Obelisk on Bunker's Hill.
Solomon Willard. pp. 31. Boston, 1843.

Battle of Bunker Hill and description of Monument,
with illustrative Documents. Charlestown, 1844.