THE

AMERICAN CATALOGUE

OF

BOOKS,

(ORIGINAL AND REPRINTS,)

PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES FROM JAN., 1861, TO JAN., 1866,
WITH DATE OF PUBLICATION, SIZE, PRICE, AND

PUBLISHER'S NAME.

WITH

SUPPLEMENT,

CONTAINING PAMPHLETS, SERMONS, AND ADDRESSES ON THE
CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED STATES, 1861-1866;

AND

APPENDIX,

CONTAINING NAMES OF LEARNED SOCIETIES AND OTHER LITERARY
ASSOCIATIONS, WITH A LIST OF THEIR PUBLICATIONS, 1861-1866.

COMPILED AND ARRANGED

BY JAMES KELLY.

NEW YORK:

JOHN WILEY & SON, 535 BROADWAY.
LONDON: N. TRÜBNER & CO.,

1866.

258.d. 109

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1866,

BY JAMES KELLY,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.

PREFACE.

THE present volume is a continuation of the "Bibliotheca Americana," compiled by the late O. A. Roorbach, the fourth volume of which brought the work down to 1861, and was first announced as the fifth volume of that series, but, objections having been made by the son of Mr. Roorbach, the present title of "American Catalogue" has been adopted.

The period covered by the present volume is one of the most eventful in the history of the United States, commencing in war, ending in peace; during which time all communications having been cut off from the Southern States, made it a difficult task to procure the titles of Southern publications. list of such as could be obtained is given, and will be found at the end of the Appendix.

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In collecting the materials for this volume, it was doubted whether it was best to include or omit such war pamphlets as came under notice, but it was finally decided to give them in a collected form, and they are added as a Supplement.

The present volume gives 11,307 Titles, the Appendix excepted..

The compiler returns his grateful thanks for the special favors conferred on him by all from whom he had occasion to solicit information. He intends to spare no expense or labor in making the future issues of the "American Catalogue" all that can be desired by publishers and literary men.

J. K.

NEW YORK, October, 1866.

At the request of some of the publishers, several books published prior to 1861, and omitted in the fourth volume of the "Bibliotheca Americana," are here given.