Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
1826
974.8 H673
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Title
Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Published
Philadelphia M'Carty and Davis 1826-1895
Description
14 v. in 18 : ill., plates (some folded), ports., maps (some folded) ; 22-26 cm.
Call Number
974.8 H673
System Control No.
(OCoLC)2277493
Note
Vols. 1-4 each in 2 pts.; v.1 continuously paged; v. 2-4, each part separately paged
Imprint varies: 1826, M'Carty and Davis; 1827, Carey, Lea & Carey; 1830, E. Littell; 1834-40, M'Carty & Davis; 1850, H.C. Baird; 1855-72, J.B. Lippincott & Co. for the Historical society of Pennsylvania; 1874-95, Publication fund of the Historical society of Pennsylvania.
Partial contents: v.1. Memoir on the great treaty between William Penn and the Indian natives in 1682 by Robert Vaux; Notes on the provincial literature of Pennsylvania by Thomas I. Wharton; Memoir on the cotroversy between William Penn and Lord Baltimore...by James Dunlop;Original letters and documents relating to the history of Pennsylvania; Account of the first settlement of the townships of Buckingham and Solebury in Bucks County...by John Watson; A brief account of the discovery of anthracite coal on the Lehigh by Thomas James;Contributions to the medical history of Pennsylvania by Casper Morris; Notices of negro slavery as connected with Pennsylvania by Edward Bettle -- v.2, pt.2. Some account of the early poets and poetry of Pennsylvania by Joshua Fisher; Examination of the various charges brought by historians against William Penn by J. Tyson -- v.3, pt.2. Annual discourse...origin of the Indian population of America by B. Coates; Discourse...private life and domestic habits of William Penn by J. Fisher; Indian treaty for the lands now the site of Philadelphia and the adjacent county by John Watson; Memoir on the history of the celebrated treaty made by WIlliam Penn with the Indians...1682 by Peter Du Ponceau; Wiliam Penn's letter to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania previous to his departure from England for this country by Benjamin Chew; Petition of the Indians to Governor Markham -- v.4, pt.1. Description of a specimen of engraving by the aboriginal inhabitants...history of the early settlers on the west branch of the Susquehanna River by Walter Johnson -- v.4, pt.2. Remarks...on Mercer County Pennsylvania by B. Stokely; Particular geographical description...province on Pennsylvania by Francis Pastorius; Incidents in the early history of Crawford County, Pa. by Alfred Huidekoper; Description of economy, Beaver County, Pa. by R. Baker; Notes respecting the Indians of Lancaster County, Pa. by William Foulke -- v.5. History of an expedition against Fort Du Quesne in 1755 under Major-General Edward Braddock by Winthrop Sargent -- v.6. Insurrection of the year 1794 in the western counties of Pennsylvania by Winthrop Sargent; Presentation...of the belt of wampum delivered by the Indians to William Penn...1682; Acadian exiles, or French neutrals, in Pennsylvania by William Reed -- v.7. Record of the Court at Upland in Pennsylvania 1676 to 1681 and a military journal kept by Major E. Denny 1781 to 1795 -- V.8 Proceedings of the citizens of Philadelphia...town meeting held on 26th of August, 1814 -- v.9. Correspondence between William Penn and James Logan, and others 1700-1750 -- v.10. Penn and Logan correspondence -- V.11 History of New Sweden; or the settlements on the river Delaware by William Reynolds -- v.11. History of New Sweden or the settlements on the river Delaware by Israel Acrelius -- v..12. History, manners and customs of the Indian nations by John Heckewelder -- v.13. Life and times of John Dickinson 1732-1808 -- v.14. Writings of John Dickinson;Political writings.
Library has v. 1 (1864 reprint ed., 78.15.138), v.2, pt. 2 (L2016M99); v. 5 (79.1.444), v. 6 (c. 1: M796; c. 2: 1000a), v. 7 (77.1.522), v. 11 (L1998M3), v. 12 (L2000M146) & v. 13 & 14 (83.33) only
Imprint varies: 1826, M'Carty and Davis; 1827, Carey, Lea & Carey; 1830, E. Littell; 1834-40, M'Carty & Davis; 1850, H.C. Baird; 1855-72, J.B. Lippincott & Co. for the Historical society of Pennsylvania; 1874-95, Publication fund of the Historical society of Pennsylvania.
Partial contents: v.1. Memoir on the great treaty between William Penn and the Indian natives in 1682 by Robert Vaux; Notes on the provincial literature of Pennsylvania by Thomas I. Wharton; Memoir on the cotroversy between William Penn and Lord Baltimore...by James Dunlop;Original letters and documents relating to the history of Pennsylvania; Account of the first settlement of the townships of Buckingham and Solebury in Bucks County...by John Watson; A brief account of the discovery of anthracite coal on the Lehigh by Thomas James;Contributions to the medical history of Pennsylvania by Casper Morris; Notices of negro slavery as connected with Pennsylvania by Edward Bettle -- v.2, pt.2. Some account of the early poets and poetry of Pennsylvania by Joshua Fisher; Examination of the various charges brought by historians against William Penn by J. Tyson -- v.3, pt.2. Annual discourse...origin of the Indian population of America by B. Coates; Discourse...private life and domestic habits of William Penn by J. Fisher; Indian treaty for the lands now the site of Philadelphia and the adjacent county by John Watson; Memoir on the history of the celebrated treaty made by WIlliam Penn with the Indians...1682 by Peter Du Ponceau; Wiliam Penn's letter to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania previous to his departure from England for this country by Benjamin Chew; Petition of the Indians to Governor Markham -- v.4, pt.1. Description of a specimen of engraving by the aboriginal inhabitants...history of the early settlers on the west branch of the Susquehanna River by Walter Johnson -- v.4, pt.2. Remarks...on Mercer County Pennsylvania by B. Stokely; Particular geographical description...province on Pennsylvania by Francis Pastorius; Incidents in the early history of Crawford County, Pa. by Alfred Huidekoper; Description of economy, Beaver County, Pa. by R. Baker; Notes respecting the Indians of Lancaster County, Pa. by William Foulke -- v.5. History of an expedition against Fort Du Quesne in 1755 under Major-General Edward Braddock by Winthrop Sargent -- v.6. Insurrection of the year 1794 in the western counties of Pennsylvania by Winthrop Sargent; Presentation...of the belt of wampum delivered by the Indians to William Penn...1682; Acadian exiles, or French neutrals, in Pennsylvania by William Reed -- v.7. Record of the Court at Upland in Pennsylvania 1676 to 1681 and a military journal kept by Major E. Denny 1781 to 1795 -- V.8 Proceedings of the citizens of Philadelphia...town meeting held on 26th of August, 1814 -- v.9. Correspondence between William Penn and James Logan, and others 1700-1750 -- v.10. Penn and Logan correspondence -- V.11 History of New Sweden; or the settlements on the river Delaware by William Reynolds -- v.11. History of New Sweden or the settlements on the river Delaware by Israel Acrelius -- v..12. History, manners and customs of the Indian nations by John Heckewelder -- v.13. Life and times of John Dickinson 1732-1808 -- v.14. Writings of John Dickinson;Political writings.
Library has v. 1 (1864 reprint ed., 78.15.138), v.2, pt. 2 (L2016M99); v. 5 (79.1.444), v. 6 (c. 1: M796; c. 2: 1000a), v. 7 (77.1.522), v. 11 (L1998M3), v. 12 (L2000M146) & v. 13 & 14 (83.33) only
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